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Growing the campus conversation about mental health at universities and colleges across the country with Bell Let’s Talk 128 Canadian universities and colleges in every province joining Bell Let’s Talk Day activities Student-athlete campaign builds momentum with addition of Canadian Collegiate Athletic Association MONTRÉAL, January 18, 2018 – Bell Let’s Talk today announced the expansion of its national university mental health campaign to 128 campuses nationwide, representing a student population of more than a million. Moving into the broader campus community, the campaign builds on the success of 2017’s university initiative when more than 20,000 student-athletes from 53 universities led the campus mental health conversation at more than 100 university sports events leading up to Bell Let’s Talk Day. “The student-athlete initiative clearly showed that mental health is a priority for students on Canadian campuses. This year, we’re building on that momentum as we expand the conversation to 128 universities and colleges throughout the country,” said Mary Deacon, Chair of Bell Let’s Talk. “On January 31, we encourage all students around the country to join in, share their own stories and help fight the stigma around mental illness.” “The members of CACUSS are committed to open dialogue about mental health initiatives for our students, faculty and staff,” said Jennifer Hamilton, Executive Director of the Canadian Association of College and University Student Services (CACUSS). “We recognize the importance of reducing stigma and promoting healthy campuses and communities. Bell Let’s Talk is a great vehicle for expanding and encouraging conversations about our mental health on campus.” As a national day to spark the conversation about mental health, Bell Let’s Talk Day can help student services departments showcase various mental health programs already offered on campus, while also helping schools achieve their own mental health goals. More than 150 on-campus conferences and other events are planned already, including participation by student-athletes who are helping spread the conversation again this year at more than 100 varsity and collegiate games leading up to Bell Let’s Talk Day. “Educational settings provide key opportunities for discussing mental illnesses and their challenges,” said Claire Benoit, General Manager, Students Services of the Université de Montréal and Chair of the Regroupement des directions universitaires des Services aux étudiants du Québec. “This is why university institutions must assume a leadership role in raising everyone’s awareness about this cause. It is essential to talk about mental health. We must be present, attentive and break the silence. By working together, and with support from Bell Let’s Talk, we help improve every student’s chances of success.” “University students face a myriad of pressures and challenges in this transitional period of life. Dalhousie is committed to the mental and physical wellbeing of its students, and we want to ensure the door to dialogue is always wide open, dispelling stigma with vivacity,” said Christina Elgee, Manager of Student Wellness Outreach & Nursing Services at Dalhousie University. “We have ramped up our mental health services, and thanks to support from Bell Let’s Talk we will continue the conversation throughout the year. We cannot allow anyone to suffer in silence. You are not alone.” “Being able to spread awareness about mental health is something that the OUA is proud to support,” said Gord Grace, CEO of Ontario University Athletics. “Mental health is a topic that needs to be discussed, and being able to have our student-athletes, coaches, and leadership go beyond the playing field to help bring this conversation to the forefront is a powerful step that we are hopeful can spark positive change in our schools and wider communities.” “Our focus on enriching the overall academic experience of our student-athletes is core to the support we offer across campuses,” said Joel Mrak, Vice President, Marketing at the Canadian Collegiate Athletic Association. “The mental health leadership through the Bell Let’s Talk initiative will continue to have a tremendous impact for these students, and we’re proud to be a part of the growing conversation.” “Here at the University of Manitoba, we believe that mental health is such an integral part of thriving in all areas of our lives and in all the different roles we play,” said Arlana Vadnais, Campus Mental Health Facilitator at the University of Manitoba. “Our goal is to do all we can to help our students and staff to thrive. Bell Let’s Talk provides a relevant, vibrant platform for our University to both show our support for each other in our campus community and join the national conversation.” Bell Let’s Talk Day is January 31 We invite everyone to join the mental health conversation on Bell Let’s Talk Day. Bell will donate 5 cents to Canadian mental health programs for each of these interactions on January 31, at no extra cost to participants: Text and talk: Every text message, mobile and long distance call made by Bell Canada, Bell Aliant and Bell MTS customers Twitter: Every tweet using #BellLetsTalk and Bell Let’s Talk Day video view Facebook: Every view of the Bell Let’s Talk Day video at Facebook.com/BellLetsTalk and use of the Bell Let’s Talk frame Instagram: Every Bell Let’s Talk Day video view Snapchat: Every use of the Bell Let’s Talk filter and video view Bell Let’s Talk Day 2017 set all new records with 131,705,010 messages, growing Bell’s funding for Canadian mental health by $6,585,250.50. #BellLetsTalk was Canada’s top hashtag in 2017, and is now the most used Twitter hashtag ever in Canada. With approximately 729,065,654 interactions by Canadians over the last 7 Bell Let’s Talk Days, Bell’s total commitment to mental health, including an original $50-million anchor donation in 2010, has risen to $86,504,429.05. Bell expects its donation commitment to reach at least $100 million in 2020. To learn more, please visit Bell.ca/LetsTalk. Isabelle Boulet [email protected] 877-799-6299

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N’We Jinan rolls into Vancouver with bands from across the Prairies – APTN Back in February, APTN introduced you to a Montreal music producer, and eight kids from a British Columbia First Nation. They created a song and video called the Highway of Tears. Now, they, along with five other groups were invited to Vancouver to perform their songs live. Read More: http://aptnnews.ca/2017/05/02/nwe-jinan-rolls-into-vancouver-with-bands-from-across-the-prairies/

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Bootsie by Becky Warner / Your human mommy, Becky Posted on April 1, 2017 April 9, 2017 by Becky Warner I am a police dispatcher. On January 2, 2003, we got a call from a woman who reported that someone had dumped off two 3/4-grown kittens by her house. This particular town has no animal shelter and the police dept. doesn’t typically handle cat calls. But, this officer had a softspot for animals and knew how animal calls affect me, so he went. He called from the house and asked if I would take them. It was a cold night and they were very hungry. How could I say no? Bootsie was named after two former cats who had been in my family named Boots. He was black and white, as were they. Happy is gray and white and I called him Happy because of Happy New Year. They immediately took over my heart. Unlike most new pets, they never were nervous or disoriented. They acted like they’d lived their all their lives. They knew the layout of the house, made immediate friends with the other cats, etc. That first night, Bootsie slept on my shoulder. If I turned my head or rolled over, he came around to the other side so as to have his face to my face. And, he’d purr like the dickens. He was so sweet and always the peacemaker with the other cats, too. He and Precious were best friends. Happy was his brother and they were great friends, too. In early April, he was diagnosed with dry F.I.P. I had lost a cat last year to wet F.I.P. and knew the devastating, horrible progress of this awful virus. I prayed for more time with him. I expected a few days, I got nearly a month. He hung on for a month without a lot of change other than losing weight. Then, he took a turn for the worst. I had him euthanized May 6, 2003. It was a hard decision, but I couldn’t let him suffer like my other cat had. He was in pain. He was my friend and I owed him that gentle death rather than suffering. Booter, Thank you so much for blessing my life for the short time you did. You gave me so much joy and I hope that I gave you joy, too. I know you knew I love you and I know you loved me back. I love you always. With my whole heart, in fact Bootsie 6, May 2003 Becky Warner https://in-memory-of-pets.com/wp-content/uploads/wpallimport/files/music/mp3/music/mp3/alwaysloveyou.mp3

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Kohli’s Advice By IMT / June 24, 2021 February 13, 2022

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Video: “Confidence” by The Dodos “Confidence” by The Dodos, from the new full-length album, Carrier, released last month on Dine Alone Records. The band are currently on their North American tour, which arrives in Toronto this Tuesday, September 24 and Montreal on Thursday, September 26 for Pop Montreal. « New EP From Magic Man » Arthur Beatrice – “Grand Union”

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A Hip Hop Expression of Black History: When it was Hip Hop « Black Wall Street Bridgeport Goldilocks » City of Bridgeport and Connecticut Against Violence (CAV) Team Up to Present the 3rd Annual “a Hip Hop Expression of Black History”: When it was Hip Hop WHO: Mayor Ganim, Connecticut Against Violence (CAV), Tyrone Smith AKA the Original Clark Kent, Frederick Crute AKA DJ Red Alert (WBLS), Ralph McDaniels (Video Music Box), Theodore Livingston AKA GrandWizard Theodore, Andre Brown AKA Doctor Dre (formerly YO MTV) and many more Hip Hop influencers, City Council and Community members. WHAT: The City of Bridgeport and Connecticut Against Violence (CAV) team up to present the 3rd Annual “A Hip Hop Expression of Black History”: When it Was Hip Hop. This event is free and open to the public. Live entertainment includes musical performances, break dancing, a DJ Spinoff and panel discussion on the state of Hip Hop and Gun violence. WHEN: Saturday, February 24, 2018 from 11:00 AM to 3:00 PM WHERE: Margret E. Morton Government Center, 999 Broad Street, Bridgeport, CT]]>

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Kids At Higher Risk of Brain Tumors From Cellphones September 9, 2009, 8:37 am Filed under: brain damage, cancer, cell phone, cell phone dangers, cell tower, Child Abuse, Eugenics, health and environment, Population Control, radiation | Tags: eye cancer, leukemia, non-Hodgkin's lymphoma, salivary gland tumors, testicular cancer Approaching Epidemic: Brain Damage from Mobile Phone Radiation A collaborative team of international EMF activists has released a report detailing eleven design flaws of the 13-country, Telecom-funded Interphone study. The exposé discusses research on cell phones and brain tumors, concluding that: * There is a risk of brain tumors from cell phone use * Telecom funded studies underestimate the risk of brain tumors * Children have larger risks than adults for brain tumors The Interphone study, begun in 1999, was intended to determine the risks of brain tumors, but its full publication has been held up for years. Components of this study published to date reveal what the authors call a ‘systemic-skew’, greatly underestimating brain tumor risk. The design flaws include categorizing subjects who used portable phones (which emit the same microwave radiation as cell phones,) as ‘unexposed’; exclusion of many types of brain tumors; exclusion of people who had died, or were too ill to be interviewed as a consequence of their brain tumor; and exclusion of children and young adults, who are more vulnerable. Ronald B. Herberman, MD, Director Emeritus of the University of Pittsburgh Cancer Institute has stated, “Based on substantial evidence, especially from industry-independent studies that long term exposure to radiofrequency radiation may lead to increased risk for brain tumors, I issued a precautionary advisory last year to faculty and staff of the University of Pittsburgh Cancer Institute. Since then, my particular concern about exposure of children to radiofrequency has been supported by a report from Dr. Lennart Hardell. Some of my scientific colleagues have expressed skepticism about the reported biological effects, especially DNA0A damage by radiofequency radiation, because of the absence of a demonstrated underlying molecular mechanism. However, based on the precautionary principle, I believe it is more prudent to take seriously the reports by multiple investigators that radiofrequency can damage DNA and increase the risk for brain tumors, and for industry-independent agencies to provide needed funding for detailed research to ascertain the molecular basis for such effects.” Lloyd Morgan, lead author and member of the Bioelectromagnetics Society says, “Exposure to cell phone radiation is the largest human health experiment ever undertaken, without informed consent, and has some 4 billion participants enrolled. Science has shown increased risk of brain tumors from use of cell phones, as well as increased risk of eye cancer, salivary gland tumors, testicular cancer, non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma and leukemia. The public must be informed.” 2 Billion may suffer from Mobile Cancer by 2020: Study 14 Living Next To Cell Tower End Up Dead 2 Billion may suffer from Mobile Cancer by 2020 Filed under: Australia, cancer, cell phone, cell phone dangers, cell tower, Child Abuse, Eugenics, health and environment, India, internet, Population Control, radiation, WHO The studies and survey conducted by Australian Health Research Institute indicates that due to billions of times more in volume electromagnetic radiation emitted by billions of mobile phones, internet, intranet and wireless communication data transmission will make almost one-third of world population (about two billions) patient of ear, eye and brain cancer beside other major body disorders like heart ailments, impotency, migraine, epilepsy. According to the reports the tissues of children are tender and are likely to be more effected by use of any wireless gadget and devices and they should not be encouraged to use mobile phone. The fatal and volumetric effects of electromagnetic radiation emitted mainly by mobile phones, mobile phone antenna, tower, mast, transmission tower, microwave oven, wireless devices, system and equipment. These dangerous effects have been certified and confirmed repeatedly by many leading medical and scientific research institutions of the world including Ministries of health of various governments, W.H.O. and now have been admitted and confirmed by Govt. of India in their recent press releases. The attached image shows and proves about the serious ill effects of E.M. radiation released by Radiation Nuclear and Safety Authority of FINLAND as to how E.M. radiation emitted by mobile phones damages the various body cells and causes incurable and fatal diseases. http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti..eaths-just-seven-years.html Cell phones ’more dangerous than smoking’ http://www.independent.co.uk/life-..moking-or-asbestos-802602.html?r=RSS Filed under: cancer, cell phone, cell phone dangers, cell tower, Eugenics, health and environment, Population Control, radiation Fourteen people living within a mile of a mobile phone mast that emits one of the highest levels of radiation in the country have died of cancer. Four of the deaths have been in a cul-de-sac yards from the site. A further 20 residents have developed tumours in the last seven years, although they have survived.

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Jim Heath Biography, Age, Family, Author, W6lg YouTube, Twitter Jim Heath Biography Jim Heath is a television news correspondent and author, born in Van Wert, Ohio and grew up in Lake Havasu City. Heath was awarded the national Walter Cronkite Award for Excellence in Political coverage. He has been a broadcast journalist for nearly two decades, including serving as the Political Correspondent and Analyst for WBNS-TV in Columbus, Ohio. He was also the moderator of the weekly political program Capitol Square, aired each Sunday on WBNS. Heath Age Author Heath was born on April 20, 1966, in Van Wert, Ohio. He is 53 years old as of 2019. Jim Heath Family A native of Van Wert, Ohio Heath, was born to Rolden L Heath, Jr. (deceased) and Doris J. Heath. He grew up in Lake Havasu City. Jim Heath Wife Apparently, his secretive nature has deprived us of knowing his love life, and siblings. Jim Heath Education Television news correspondent and author heath attended Walter Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communication at Arizona State University. Heath Image Jim Heath Jim Heath Career Heath is a television news correspondent and author. Heath has been a broadcast journalist for nearly two decades, including serving as the Political Correspondent and Analyst for WBNS-TV in Columbus, Ohio. He was also the moderator of the weekly political program Capitol Square, aired each Sunday on WBNS. Prior to joining WBNS, Heath was the Statehouse Correspondent and Capitol Square Moderator for the Ohio News Network. From 2003 to 2009, Heath was the primary evening anchor at the ABC-TV affiliate WPDE-TV in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina. From 2000 to 2003, he was the primary evening anchor at the NBC-TV affiliate KYMA-DT in Yuma, Arizona. During the 2012 presidential campaign, He made national news following an interview with Republican presidential hopeful Mitt Romney. During the interview, which took place in Columbus, Ohio, Heath asked Romney whether he supported the Blunt Amendment. The controversial legislation was being voted on by the U.S. Senate the following day. Romney answered “no, I do not support the bill” but later in the day reversed his position, claiming he misunderstood Heath’s question. The reaction to Romney’s initial answer made headlines across the county and was the topic of national cable television political shows. For his political reporting, Heath was awarded the national Walter Cronkite Award for Excellence in Political Coverage. He has also won two news Emmy Awards out of a total five nominations Heath Author Mylo the Panda Travels to Washington, D.C.is Heath’s first children’s book, written to address the “negative and angry tone” in America. Jim Heath W6lg YouTube If you want to view his official YouTube channel Click here Jim Heath Twitter Tweets by JimHeathTV Sarah Wallace Biography, Age, Husband, Career, NBC 4 And WABC-TV Brenda Harvey-Richie Biography, Age, Height, Steve Harvey And Lionel Richie Nia Long Biography, Age, Family, Kids, Net worth, Movies, Tv Shows and Hair

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Tae Kwon facts While investigating facts about Taekwondo and Tae Kwon Do Belts, I found out little known, but curios details like: Willie Nelson became a fifth-degree Tae Kwon Do black belt in 2014. He would train by himself on his tour bus and send videos to his master for critique. how to tie a taekwondo belt? Chuck Norris made history in 1990 when he was the first Westerner in the documented history of Tae Kwon Do to be given the rank of 8th Degree Black Belt Grand Master Taekwondo means? In my opinion, it is useful to put together a list of the most interesting details from trusted sources that I've come across answering what does taekwondo mean. Here are 7 of the best facts about Taekwondo Near Me and Taekwondo Forms I managed to collect. taekwondo? In 1976, USA launched Operation Paul Bunyan to cut down a tree located in the Korean Demilitarized Zone because it was blocking the view of an area. They sent in tanks, Special Forces, Tae Kwon Do experts, soldiers with M-16s, grenade launchers, helicopters, etc., all to cut down a tree. The United States used a 23 vehicle convoy, seven Cobra attack helicopters, B-52 Stratofortresses escorted by U.S. F-4 Phantom IIs, and a 64-man South Korean Special Forces company armed with clubs and trained in Tae Kwon Do to cut down a tree. Chuck Norris was the first Westerner to become an 8th degree Black Belt Grandmaster in Tae Kwon Do in about 4500 years. The CEO of Overstock.com got a PhD in Philosophy from Stanford University, has a black belt in tae kwon do, and is 30 year cancer survivor. Operation Paul Bunyan was a display of force to the North Koreans in cutting down a poplar tree, involving 7 attack helicopters, B-52's, fighter jets, Hawk Missiles, and a South Korean company armed with clubs and trained in Tae Kwon Do among others. Difference between karate and taekwondo? Related Topics to explore further taekwondo? Brazilian Jiu Bristlecone Pine Rockin Christmas Jessica Cox Harvest Coconuts Continually Operating This is our collection of basic interesting facts about Tae Kwon. The fact lists are intended for research in school, for college students or just to feed your brain with new realities. Possible use cases are in quizzes, differences, riddles, homework facts legend, cover facts, and many more. Whatever your case, learn the truth of the matter why is Tae Kwon so important!

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Quote and Chart Analyst Information Carol Lowe Carol Lowe, Former Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer, FLIR Systems Carol Lowe was executive vice president and chief financial officer of FLIR Systems, Inc. a global leader in sensing technologies, for four years prior to the acquisition by Teledyne Technologies in May 2021. At FLIR Systems, Ms. Lowe was responsible for all aspects of finance, information technology, sales operations, indirect procurement, and the lean/continuous improvement program. Prior to joining FLIR Systems, Ms. Lowe was senior vice president and chief financial officer of Sealed Air Corporation, a global manufacturer of food safety and security products, from 2012 to 2017. Previously, Ms. Lowe served in roles of increasing responsibility, spanning finance and operations, with companies operating in a variety of industries, including industrial technology, manufacturing, and food service. Ms. Lowe is currently a member of the board of directors of EMCOR Group, TCW Special Purpose Acquisition Corporation, and Novolex (a private company). Ms. Lowe is a member of the audit committee. To receive notifications via email, enter your email address and select at least one subscription below. After submitting your information, you will receive an email. You must click the link in the email to activate your subscription. You can sign up for additional subscriptions at any time. Investor Relations 9201 East Dry Creek Road investor@arrow.com Please note that you are now entering a website directly or indirectly maintained by a third party (the "External Website") and that you do so at your own risk. Neither Thomson Reuters nor Arrow Electronics, Inc. (collectively "Arrow Electronics") has any control over the External Website, any data or other content contained therein or any additional linked websites. The link to the External Website is provided for convenience purposes only. By clicking "Accept" you acknowledge and agree that Arrow Electronics is not responsible, and does not accept or assume any responsibility or liability whatsoever for, the data protection policy, the content, the data or the technical operation of the External Website and/or any linked websites. Further, you acknowledge and agree that you assume all risks resulting from entering and/or using the External Website and/or any linked websites. BY ENTERING THE EXTERNAL WEBSITE, YOU ALSO ACKNOWLEDGE AND AGREE THAT YOU COMPLETELY AND IRREVOCABLY WAIVE ANY AND ALL RIGHTS AND CLAIMS AGAINST ARROW ELECTRONICS, AND RELEASE, DISCHARGE, INDEMNIFY AND HOLD HARMLESS ARROW ELECTRONICS, ITS OFFICERS, EMPLOYEES, DIRECTORS AND AGENTS FROM ANY AND ALL LIABILITY INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO LIABILITY FOR LOSS, DAMAGES, EXPENSES AND COSTS ARISING OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH ENTERING AND/OR USING THE EXTERNAL WEBSITE AND/OR ANY LINKED WEBSITES AND ANY DATA AND/OR CONTENT CONTAINED THEREIN. Such waiver and release specifically includes, without limitation, any and all rights and claims pertaining to the processing of personal data, including but not limited to any rights under any applicable data protection statute(s). In addition to disclosing results determined in accordance with GAAP, Arrow Electronics also discloses certain non-GAAP results of operations, including net income, diluted earnings per share, operating expenses, and operating income that make certain adjustments or exclude certain charges and gains that are outlined in the schedules included in this website. Management believes that this non-GAAP information provides investors with additional information to assess Arrow Electronics' operating performance by making certain adjustments or excluding costs or gains and assists investors in comparing our operating performance to prior periods. Management uses this non-GAAP information, along with GAAP information, in evaluating its historical operating performance. The non-GAAP information is not prepared in accordance with GAAP and may not be comparable to non-GAAP information used by other companies. The non-GAAP information should not be viewed as a substitute for, or superior to, other data prepared in accordance with GAAP. © Arrow - All rights reserved

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Medical Marijuana, Inc. Subsidiary Kannaway® Announces Expansion into European Market; Products Available to All European Union Citizens SAN DIEGO, Dec. 6, 2017 — Medical Marijuana, Inc. (OTC:MJNA), the first-ever publicly traded cannabis company in the United States, today announced that its subsidiary Kannaway® has expanded full business operations into the European marketplace. Using European-sourced materials, the Company has created a distribution network for its organic food products that is capable of distribution to all citizens of European Union (EU) member nations as well as other countries outside of the EU. Kannaway®, the first hemp lifestyle network to offer phyto-cannabinoid botanical products, will be the first direct selling company to legally offer hemp-based CBD wellness products to the entire European market, where the market for organic foods is valued at €29.8 billion. “We are extremely excited to take this next step in our international expansion by becoming the first direct selling company to feature phyto-cannabinoid based products in Europe and to share our products, culture and mission throughout Europe,” said Medical Marijuana, Inc. Chief Operating Officer, Blake Schroeder. “We have always planned to bring our revolutionary products to a worldwide audience, and Europe is the perfect next step for our company.” Direct selling companies have been extremely successful in Europe, generating more than $35 billion in retail sales in 2015, according to The World Federation of Direct Selling Associations (WFDSA). “There is already a huge sense of enthusiasm in the air when I meet with potential customers in Europe,” said Kannaway® International Vice President Alex Grapov. “People are excited by the opportunity to get involved in our exploding industry with such a credible company and amazing product offering.” Information on Kannaway® in Europe or on how to become a European Kannaway® Brand Ambassador can be found at Kannaway.com/EU. About Kannaway, LLC Kannaway, LLC, is a network sales and marketing company specializing in the sales and marketing of hemp-based botanical products. Kannaway currently hosts weekly online sales meetings and conferences across the United States, offering unique insight and opportunity to sales professionals who are desirous of becoming successful leaders in the sale and marketing of hemp-based botanical products. Our mission is to be the premier cannabis and hemp industry innovators, leveraging our team of professionals to source, evaluate and purchase value-added companies and products, while allowing them to keep their integrity and entrepreneurial spirit. We strive to create awareness within our industry, develop environmentally-friendly, economically sustainable businesses, while increasing shareholder value. For details on Medical Marijuana, Inc.’s portfolio and investment companies, visit www.medicalmarijuanainc.com. To see Medical Marijuana, Inc.’s video statement, click here. Shareholders are also encouraged to visit the Medical Marijuana, Inc. Shop for discounted products.

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Philips Jeremy C/O ANGI INC. Angi Inc. [ ANGI ] 5. Relationship of Reporting Person(s) to Issuer Class A Common Stock, par value $0.001(1) 11/19/2022 M(1) 8,342 A $0 8,342 D Restricted Stock Units(2) $0.0 11/19/2022 M 8,342 11/19/2022(2) 11/19/2024(2) Class A Common Stock, par value $0.001 8,342 $0 16,683 D 1. Represents shares of ANGI Class A common stock acquired upon the vesting of restricted stock units (see footnote 2 below). 2. On November 19, 2021, the reporting person was granted 25,025 restricted stock units that vest in equal installments over three years on the anniversary of the grant date, subject to continued service. Shannon M. Shaw as Attorney-in-Fact for Jeremy G. Philips 11/21/2022

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Structure and evolution of the Universe More than 10 revolutions per second at birth An instability to trigger the initial rotation of a neutron star. The birth spin of a neutron star is a key parameter to better understand the nature of its progenitor as well as the dynamical processes at play during the collapse of a massive star. However, the distribution of initial pulsar spins is poorly known. A study led by R. Kazeroni from SAP/CEA and his collaborators, using numerical simulations, emphasized the efficiency of a hydrodynamic instability named “SASI” to impart a rotational velocity to the neutron star. Surprisingly, the simulations show that, in some cases, the direction of rotation of the compact object is opposite to the perturbation which triggers the rotation. These results are published in the journal Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society.

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The Benefits Of Dandelion Tea Published by superadmin on January 5, 2022 | Leave a response Dandelions are often unappreciated, but in ancient times, they were highly praised for their medicinal properties. They existed throughout history as a medicinal plant. It’s part of Chinese traditional medicine, Greek, Roman or Egyptian medicine and even came over with early settlers of America as a plant that provided both medicine, dye and food. While there are two varieties of dandelion that are native to America, the most common varieties came from seed the early settlers brought. Dandelions are packed with nutrients and many of the benefits of dandelion tea occur because of that fact. They contain vitamins A, C, D and E, plus the minerals-calcium, potassium, zinc and iron. Dandelion tea can be made from the roots or the leaves. If you drink a dandelion tea made from the roots of the dandelion plant, you’ll be drinking a tea that was made from the root, it’s often used as a substitute for coffee. If you just use the leaves you get a lighter colored tea that also has many health benefits. People often call dandelion tea made from the roots, dandelion coffee. It is far less bitter than regular coffee and has no caffeine. Just like dandelion tea made from leaves, it contains all the same nutrients. When the root is roasted, probiotics and antioxidants are added to the impressive list of nutrients. It acts like a diuretic, which can help lower high blood pressure, aids digestion and improves circulation. Dandelion tea made from leaves and stems also provide benefits. The darker the color of the tea, the more root is used to make it. If you use the flowers and stems, it creates a light yellow tea that provides benefits similar to the root. It also is a diuretic and can aid in ridding the liver and kidneys of toxins. If you have type 2 diabetes, you also should consider drinking dandelion tea, since it can help boost insulin tolerance and level out blood sugar. Dandelion tea is a potent antioxidant. Antioxidants help protect you at a cellular level. Dandelion tea is high in beta-carotene that neutralizes free radicals in your body. Not only does that help protect the cells and contribute to good health, it slows the signs of aging. In ancient times, dandelion tea was used to detox the body and drinking it daily was important for good health. Today, it’s often used to help lower the risk of liver disease and boost the health of the liver. One study in 2012 showed that dandelions could reduce hyperlipidemia. Hyperlipidemia is a term used for high fat levels in the blood, which include cholesterol. Drinking dandelion tea could reduce cholesterol levels. Studies done in Korea show that drinking dandelion root tea could help weight loss as well as many weight loss drugs. It helped reduce pancreatic lipase, which aids in fat absorption. The diuretic properties also aid in weight control. The anti-inflammatory properties of dandelion tea can help with all types of infections. It’s especially good for UTIs when combined with uva ursi. Besides boosting the immune system, dandelion tea can lower the risk of cancer and shorten the length of influenza according to studies. It also improves gut and skin health. In fact, it’s often found in skin care creams.

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Isle Of Ely School, Ely UK Project encompassing two commissions and ongoing collaboration with the students, parents and staff. The project was initiated on the occasion of the new school being opened. The first commission ON THE MAP was for a permanent artwork inside the school buildings. The sculptures were developed through workshops with each group, mapping the school, designing and modelling symbols for what was already there, and what they’d like to find there in the future. The map designs covered everything from playground furniture and wildlife to weather, remembered events and where treasure was located. Everyones symbols and designs were collated into two maps, positioned at each entrance to the school. On one of these maps the symbols were modelled in fimo modelling clay, on the other they were painted. The positioning of the symbols differed between the two maps, and was based on where all the participants mapped the symbols in the workshops. The second commission CLOUD CANOPY was for a permanent artwork outside in the school grounds. The sculptures were also developed through workshops, observing the view from the proposed work location, and then using these drawings to design and model sculptures. The four sculptures were modelled on the students weather observations and knowledge, and installed with the school in attendance throughout the day. The installation was accompanied with a screenprinted poster edition, collecting the students drawings together. ︎ Prev Next ︎

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Assistant DirectorChemistryNutritionProfessorProfessor EmeritaAssociate Professor Swanson, Pearl by Olivia Garrison (September 13, 1895 - May 21, 1980) Professor and Agricultural Experiment Station Director, Swanson became the first woman in the United States to serve as an assistant director of an experiment station. Pearl Swanson was born in Cokato, Minnesota to Frank and Maria (Sigfridson) Swanson. Swanson earned a BS in chemistry from Carleton College in 1916. After teaching high school chemistry for a couple of years, she earned an MS in nutrition in 1924 from the University of Minnesota. Immediately following, she taught nutrition at Montana State College. She then went to Yale and earned a PhD in 1930 in physiological chemistry. Her career started when she taught chemistry at Fairbault High School in Fairbault, MN. She then became an instructor of chemistry at Carleton College from 1920-1922. She then took a job as an Associate Professor of nutrition at Montana State College. In 1930, Swanson started at Iowa State College (now University) as an Associate Professor of nutrition, and made full Professor in 1936. She would spend the rest of her career (and life) in Ames. Dr. Swanson became the first woman in the United States to serve as an assistant director of an experiment station when she started leading the home economics division in 1944. She would hold this position until 1961. She was in charge of home economics research and director of graduate studies in food and nutrition. Swanson belonged to numerous professional organizations including the American Institute of Nutrition, the American Dietetics Association, the Society for Experimental Biology and Medicine, and the Iowa Academy of Science. Through her career, Swanson published more than 90 papers in scientific and professional journals. She had a range of research areas including metabolism of proteins and amino acids, dietary requirements for reproduction, nutritional status of population groups, role of inorganic salts in nutrition, and the problems relating to utilization of nutrients in aging women. She also made significant contributions to the emergency diets adopted during WWII. In 1955, Swanson was awarded a Borden Award by the American Home Economics Association. She was also elected as a Fellow of the Academy from the New York Academy of Sciences in 1960 and was selected as a fellow of the American Institute of Nutrition in 1977. Swanson received a faculty citation from ISU in 1958. Upon her retirement in 1967, a graduate fellowship fund in Home Economics was established in Swanson’s honor by ISU alumnae, colleagues, and friends across the country. Swanson retired from Iowa State in 1967 with the distinction of Professor Emeritus. She died in Ames in May of 1980 and is interred in the Iowa State University Cemetery. Eppright, Ercel S., Bess. Ferguson, and Iowa State University. Home Economics Alumni Association. A Century of Home Economics at Iowa State University. A Proud Past, a Lively Present, a Future Promise. Written by Ercel Sherman Eppright and Elizabeth Storm Ferguson. Ames: Iowa State University Press, 1971. Iowa State University, Pearl Pauline Swanson Papers, RS 9/2/51, Special Collections Department, Iowa State University Library. 20th Century Women at Iowa State, online exhibition. http://historicexhibits.lib.iastate.edu/20thWomen/Listpages/swanson1.html

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The cost of living crisis: frequently asked questions As the cost-of-living crisis bites, a growing number of employers are facing demands for pay increases at best, and threats of strikes at worst. What can UK employers do to support employees struggling with rising prices, and what employment law implications might there be? With high inflation and prices for energy, food and fuel soaring, the UK is grappling with the worst ‘cost-of-living’ crisis in recent years. This is causing problems for both employers and employees. It also comes hot on the heels of the Covid-19 pandemic, from which many households and businesses are still reeling. Employers may be struggling to absorb higher costs that can’t be passed on to customers. Meanwhile, many employees are facing financial worries with their salaries not keeping pace with inflation. Alongside resulting financial stress, this can impact their productivity and engagement at work. We’re seeing proactive steps by employers, employees and the government to tackle the situation. Financial support for employees What steps are employers taking to support their staff financially at this time? Two of the main ways that employers are supporting employees is by giving them a pay rise or offering a ‘one-off’ cost-of-living payment or allowance. The entitlement to a pay rise is usually not contractual but given at an employer’s discretion and often set alongside a performance or annual review. Rather than waiting for review time, some employers are now bringing these reviews forward, or even running an extra review altogether this year, to help ease employees’ financial concerns. Some, although by no means all, are increasing salaries in line with (or, in rare cases, even above) the current inflation rate, to keep salaries in line with rising prices. This is certainly being factored into the setting of the National Living Wage, which we cover below. ‘One-off’ payments are an alternative step to help employees with their bills (a pay rise being a permanent step unless an alternative arrangement is expressly agreed). Care should be taken when communicating these payments to employees to manage expectations or requests for any future, similar payments. It is possible to put conditions on the payments, such as phased repayment conditions in the event an employee leaves employment, but this does not appear to be the norm. Employers should also check whether a one-off payment is pensionable, which is determined by the pension scheme rules. Other financial steps employers may wish to take include offering company loans, salary advances or vouchers or subsidies for lunch or travel. The terms of any company loans should be clearly set out in writing, including repayment obligations. Consideration should also be given to an employee’s ability to repay company loans or salary advances. Of course, not all employers are in a position to offer significant pay rises or one-off payments. Alternative, supportive measures that employers might consider are set out below. While some of these may still have a cost for the employer, they may be more affordable than across-the-board pay rises. Restrictions on payments Are there any restrictions on making unilateral payments or allowances? In unionised environments it isn’t so easy for employers to make unilateral payments or pay allowances if pay is subject to collective bargaining. Indeed, employers who have agreed collectively to bargain pay and yet unilaterally make additional payments to their employees without first doing a deal with their union(s), or exhausting collective bargaining with them on the topic, risk punitive fines of GBP 4,554 per employee. (For further information on this, see here.) Targeted payments If one-off payments are offered, can these be targeted at those under a certain earning threshold and therefore likely to be the most in need? It is possible to target payments to those most in need by setting a threshold salary for this support. However, employers should be mindful of a few tricky issues relating to this. For example, an employer may want to offer a one-off payment of GBP 1,000 to all employees earning below a certain amount, for example, those earning below an average salary of GBP 35,000. For a part-time employee, an employer needs to determine whether to use full time equivalent (FTE) salary, for example, £50,000 (which would place the employee above the threshold), or actual earnings, for example, GBP 30,000 (which would place the employee below the threshold). Choosing the FTE salary means that some lower paid employees would lose out on the payment, potentially resulting in part-time or sex discrimination claims. Employers also need to be sure that in implementing this supportive policy, they are achieving their aim of helping those most in need. Many working part-time may do so due to caring responsibilities and could be severely affected by the current climate. They would risk losing out if the focus is on FTE. Employers should be careful that a one-off payment doesn’t interfere with an employee’s entitlement to Universal Credit (some lower earners may potentially be in receipt of Universal Credit). Making incremental payments could be an option but this clearly varies from person to person (and is complicated) so each employee will need to get advice on their own circumstances. Other employer initiatives If pay rises/cost-of-living allowances aren’t an option, what other supportive measures might employers consider? Whether it’s not financially viable, or the employer is hamstrung by difficult collective bargaining, there are a host of reasons why one-off cost-of-living payments might not be a viable or attractive option. Nevertheless, there are a range of other supportive measures that employers have at their disposal: Direct staff to resources to assist them in making decisions relating to their financial wellbeing. Employers should consider whether their existing EAP programme offers any kind of practical guidance. Can this kind of education be provided internally? Related to this, during times of financial crisis, employees, especially those who are younger, may deem pension payments a non-essential and be tempted to stop contributions. Employers should therefore ensure they are communicating long-term financial implications of such a decision. Ensure that staff understand what existing benefits are available to them which may assist at this time, financially or emotionally. These may be financial benefits such as season ticket loans or staff discounts, or counselling services offering wellbeing support at this stressful time. Does the existing hybrid working policy tie staff into expensive travel costs and if so, can this be reviewed? Although statutory holiday (5.6 weeks) can only be bought out on termination, this would be an option for contractual entitlement in excess of this statutory minimum. Offering employees the ability to ‘sell’ their excess holiday could provide a top up payment to the employee, and extra cover for the business. However, the fact that this would be difficult from an administrative perspective for employers is likely to make this quite an unattractive option. Government measures How will the steps the government is taking to address this crisis impact employers? During her leadership campaign, Prime Minister Liz Truss pledged to cut taxes and reduce red tape for all businesses. Recent announcements have seen these measures being put into practice, with many likely to significantly impact on employers and employees: National Insurance Contributions (NICs) From 6 November, the recent 1.25% increase in NICs will be reversed . This will, of course, have an immediate impact on the amount of money in the pockets of both individuals and employers. However, it is another pay roll complexity for employers to cater for. National Living Wage (NLW) In October 2022, the Low Pay Commission (LPC) will publish recommended rates for April 2023 and increases could be significant. The government’s (pre-Covid) policy objective was for the NLW (which is higher than the National Minimum Wage) to rise to two-thirds of median earnings by 2024. The government has asked the LPC to review this, given the steep rise in inflation and cost-of-living crisis. As inflation is factored in to recommended uplifts, the LPC may propose significant rises to the rates. As NLW rates increase, employers who had previously been satisfied that working arrangements were comfortably compliant with these minimum levels need to ensure that this remains the case. This can sometimes mean tricky calculations and analysis, which our team is happy to assist with. Although not a government led scheme, employers that commit to wages above the NLW by undertaking to be Living Wage Employers (a voluntary scheme which calculates wage rates independently based on what people need to live on) will need to implement recent increases of 10.1% (8.1% in London). The organisation has indicated that this should be implemented by 14 May 2023 at the latest. Second jobs and side hustles Should employers allow employees to take on a second job? What are the risks? As disposable income is squeezed and some households struggle to make ends meet, some employees may be looking not only for extra hours in their current role, but for a second job with an unconnected employer. In fact, recent research has shown that a striking 16% of workers surveyed have taken on an additional job to help cover cost-of-living increases. Many employees may not be permitted to do this without their employer’s consent. This could be due to an exclusivity clause in their contract, requiring express permission to be engaged or employed by any other business. If employers are asked to sign off a request of this nature, what would the relevant considerations be? They include the following: Has the employee opted out of the 48-hour limit under the Working Time Regulations? The 48-hour weekly average is the limit on working time even if the employee has more than one job and this will obviously be difficult to quantify if the employee has two jobs. Are there health and safety risks with the employee having more than one job? If the employee has a safety critical role, it is important for the employer to be sure that they can still safely fulfil their duties if their energies are stretched across more than one role. If the employee will be in a difficult financial position without taking on an additional role, is there anything else the employer can do to offer support, whether financial or otherwise? Is this likely to impact on the employee’s performance? Or if the employer already has performance concerns, could the strain of a secondary role be the reason? If an employee does not seek consent but takes on a second role, that could potentially be grounds for disciplinary action. That said, even if an employee was in breach of either a term of their contract or a policy, any disciplinary action taken would need to be reasonable in the circumstances. That means looking carefully at the particular case and considering whether discretion can be exercised. Many of these considerations are equally applicable to the phenomenon of the ‘side hustle’. Side-hustling (developing outside interests into a second income stream) really took hold during the pandemic, particularly with Generation Z. But unlike a secondary occupation, a side hustle may not fall within the definition of an additional role requiring an employer’s consent. Developing outside interests is not necessarily a negative: it could of course bring financial benefits to the employee and also help develop their general skill set. However, there are potential risk areas to be alive to: A side-hustle is likely to be less visible than a second job and not something that an employee believes (possibly correctly) requires permission. Is this work being done outside of working hours? For staff working from home or on a hybrid basis, an employer may be concerned that an employee with a side hustle is not devoting their full time and attention to their primary role. Whilst this could be grounds for performance management, any monitoring would need to be carefully handled from a privacy and data protection perspective. Are these business interests in competition with the employer’s business, or does it raise concerns from a reputational perspective? Return to the office? Will the cost-of-living crisis lead to employees returning to the office? With energy prices rising and temperatures falling, employees may choose to return to the workplace and stop working remotely. Those with low commuting costs may particularly benefit from this, rather than heating their homes. Employers may also be looking at the question of office occupation on the basis that hybrid working is potentially inefficient for reducing office energy bills. For instance, some employers will be heating their premises five days a week when most employees are only in the office two or three days a week (or less). Some employers may therefore be considering restricting the number of days staff are in the office to save heating costs. Employers should be careful to consult with employees about any potential change, bearing in mind contractual provisions regarding employees’ place of work. Also, employers may be mindful of the environmental impact of tweaking this balance between work and home. Although increased home working generally results in a smaller carbon footprint, as explained here, that can be a complicated question. As we have explored, there are a range of steps that employers might consider at the present time. Whatever actions are taken, however, an employer’s demonstration that it has acknowledged the current crisis and the impact it has on employees is key to keeping a positive and understanding ethos, retaining staff and even recruiting new employees. Communication and flexibility are central to any response, including consulting on the options available for employees. Showing understanding and kindness to employees who are going through a difficult time is likely to be rewarded by loyalty, which could be a very valuable investment. #costofliving #energycrisis #collectivebargaining #remotework #UK https://www.ons.gov.uk/economy/inflationandpriceindices/bulletins/consumerpriceinflation/august2022 For more information about Compensation and Benefits David Hopper Joanna Mackey Managing Practice Development Lawyer - United Kingdom

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How to Handle a Blind-Side at an Assembly Posted on May 13, 2013 by GNM | 0 Comments There are some issues that are complex enough that you want to make sure they pass an assembly vote without needing changes at the assembly. These issues are just too complex to deal with at an assembly. Complex wording shouldn’t be thrashed out at an assembly For example, let’s say you need to change your condo by-laws. By-law changes are a complex issue. They’re a legal document that will govern your condo for years to come. You need to get them right. You definitely do not want to make quick changes under the pressure of an assembly. Changes that have not had the benefit of thorough thought and analysis. A hasty rewrite at an assembly can turn out later to have imprecise wording, conflict with another part of the by-laws, or be contrary to the condo law or another law. It’s important that these changes be properly thought-out and vetted before the assembly, and that they’re approved without unexpected quick changes that you could regret later. You’ve done everything right You’ve struck a committee to examine your by-laws, and propose changes. You’ve invited all owners to come to these committee meetings. You’ve send out several stages of draft versions of the proposed by-law changes to the community for the owners’ inspection and feedback. You’ve responded to each owner who took the time to comment. You’ve incorporated some of these owner suggestions. For those you didn’t incorporate, you contacted the owner, talked it over with them, and explained your reasons for not using their suggestion. You might have run them past a lawyer to make sure they didn’t contradict the condo law, any other laws, or other parts of the by-laws. The result of your lengthy and public process is a set of proposed by-laws that has been thoroughly studied and vetted by the community. Approving them at your upcoming extraordinary assembly should be a smooth and easy process. After all, everyone’s had input, the community has “bought into” the changes, so how could anyone object? Reality strikes An owner who, for some inexplicable reason known only to themselves, didn’t take part in any of the committee meetings or the public feedback process, but stands up at the assembly and rattles off a list of six or seven changes they demand you make to the proposed by-laws! The unfortunate truth about human nature In any community, there can be people who’ll be opposed to some of your by-law changes (or any changes), but who won’t take part in your review and feedback process, and who’ll voice their objections for the first time at the assembly. I won’t tell you what I think of these people, but the fact is they’re out there. I sincerely hope you don’t have any in your condo! Be proactive and have a plan If you’ve carried out a thorough and public review, in all likelihood, your vote to adopt the new by-laws as presented will pass with no problems. That said, you do need to be prepared for the eventuality of someone trying to thwart the process solely to bolster their own ego. This is a slap in the face to everyone who worked so hard on this project, and to those owners who did give comments and suggestions, but these individuals don’t care about others. To help pave the way for dealing with this problem in case it comes up, I recommend that you announce at the beginning of the assembly that: because of the complex nature of the vote, you’ll be following Robert’s Rules of Order Newly Revised; there’s a time-limit for speakers of five minutes; during discussion, each person can only speak twice to a motion; they cannot speak a second time until everyone else who wishes to speak has had their first opportunity, and their second speech must have new information (cannot be what they already said); rules of decorum will be enforced: if a speaker strays from the topic, makes comments that are a personal attack on another person, questions someone’s motives, refers to someone else by name, is rude, or uses profane language, then the Chair of the Assembly will either sanction them or rescind their speaking privilege. If you say this at the beginning, and if no one objects, then these rules are in force for the assembly. If someone does object, have a quick vote – one vote per attendee, majority rules. Before the motion to approve the proposed by-laws is made, give a brief introduction. Summarise the process you went through, stressing the amount of time and effort that went into it, the number of people who worked so hard, and the many opportunities every owner had to give their feedback and to voice their concerns or objections. If you used a lawyer, explain that the scrutiny of a lawyer was needed because of the complex nature of the by-laws, and to make sure that they were legal, and that parts didn’t contradict other parts. Dealing with changes presented during the motion When the motion to adopt the new by-laws comes up, you should then open the motion for discussion before it’s put to a vote as a resolution of the assembly. It’s possible that you could have someone there who wants to blind-side the process. They will now bring up one or more changes. If someone does stand up with a list of changes, then I suggest you tell them that the time for changes has passed. Explain that there were many opportunities during the lengthy public feedback process to give their concerns and changes, and say that the by-laws are too complex to make changes on-the-fly at an assembly without studying their legality or their impact on the rest of the by-laws. Hopefully, they’ll then see reason and sit down. Remember that discussion doesn’t mean that the assembly has to entertain their changes unless they make some sort of formal motion. Dealing with an amendment If they do propose an amending motion (following the proper procedure as outlined in Robert’s Rules Newly Revised §12. AMEND), then their amendment must be voted on. To make this potentially complex process much simpler, insist that each of their proposed changes be stated as a separate amendment, and deal with each one in turn. They’ll then make their first motion to amend, citing the first change they want to make. For example, assume that the original motion was, “To approve and adopt the proposed by-laws as presented.” The amending motion could be, “To approve and adopt the proposed by-laws as presented with a change to the second paragraph of Article 12 as follows, ‘blah blah blah’.” A seconder is necessary for the assembly to consider the amendment. If there’s no seconder, the amendment disappears, and you can move on. If the amendment is seconded, then the attendees have a right to speak to the amendment before it’s voted on. One or more of the by-law’s supporters (the more the better) should be prepared to make a clear case about why unreviewed changes must not be made. If a committee member is there who knows that the proposed change is illegal, badly worded, or in conflict they should rise and say so. When everyone has spoken (no more than twice!), then the amendment is voted on. Just before this vote is taken, the Chair has the right to explain the impact of this change to the assembly, and can restate any concerns about the proposed amendment. Remember that proportional voting by condo rights only applies to any final resolution that will be adopted by the assembly. Incidental votes of a procedural nature (such as on an amendment) can be a simple one vote per attendee, and the majority carries. These motions to amend (and the voting on them) won’t appear in the registered assembly minutes (if you include them, your notario will most likely remove them during the protocolisation process). All the notario wants to see is the wording of the final resolution as it was voted on. He doesn’t care about the process that led up to its final wording. Once an amendment has been moved and defeated, it cannot be discussed or brought up again. There could be enough people to defeat one or more of these amendments if they already agree with the new by-laws, and understand that off-the-cuff changes to the governing legal document are ill-advised. If any amendment passes, you have no choice but to accept it, and the wording of the motion to approve the by-laws will then have the added change for the vote. Each new amendment that passes will add some new text onto the end of the original motion. Passing an amendment does not make it a resolution of the assembly. The amendment just amends the original motion (to approve the by-laws), and, once all amendments are finished, the amended motion must still be voted on by the assembly before it becomes a resolution of the assembly. I realise that this is complicated, but this is such a critical issue that you need to do everything you can to make sure your by-laws are correct. While a deliberative assembly lets someone blind-side you, it also gives you the tools to do everything possible to try to undo any damage they might be causing to the condo through these actions. The end result of this series of amendments could be a highly changed motion, a slightly changed motion, or the original motion to approve the by-laws (unchanged). Before the final vote takes place on the amended motion, discussion can continue on the motion as amended. This is because the discussion on this motion was put on hold by the amendment process. If the amended resolution contains changes that are harmful, possibly illegal, or damaging to the condo, then you should be prepared to have people stand and say this. If these changes have a significant negative impact on the by-laws, you might now want to lobby to have the amended by-laws defeated for the sake of the condo. Remember that the mover of the original motion can have the last word before the vote. This final vote does use condo rights, because this is a resolution of the assembly that’ll be in the minutes and will be binding on all. If an amendment passes, and then the amended resolution also passes, this could be unfortunate (depending on the nature of the changes), but you have no choice but to accept the outcome. Hopefully, this worst-case scenario is extremely unlikely, and you won’t experience this behaviour in your condo. It is, however, best to be prepared. 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I’ve spent my life fighting for what I believe in. When I was 32, President Nixon had me arrested. 50 years later I was arrested five times for protesting the government’s inaction on climate change. It’s no secret that I have a history of ruffling feathers in Washington. Today, support for climate action is unprecedented. The public is voting with the climate in mind, but the people we elect are not. This has led me to reflect on what we need to do to secure meaningful action on climate. Our planet is on fire and our leaders are failing us, so if we can’t change the minds of the people in power, we need to change the people in power. It is for that reason that I started Jane Fonda Climate PAC, which is laser-focused on one goal: Do what it takes to defeat fossil fuel supporters and elect climate champions at all levels of government. I believe this is the most important thing I will do in my lifetime. Jane Fonda, Principal Jane Fonda has famously dedicated her life to activism, most recently mobilizing thousands of people to take action on climate through Fire Drill Fridays, a set of weekly climate demonstrations on Capitol Hill. Her book, What Can I Do? My Path from Climate Despair to Action, equips activists with the tools needed to engage and take action on climate change. Annie Leonard, Co-Executive Director of Greenpeace USA and creator of The Story of Stuff (organizations listed for identification purposes only). Annie Leonard is an experienced and prominent climate change leader in the United States. She has a track record of over 30 years of activism and is currently the co-Executive Director of Greenpeace US where she leads a team to inspire and mobilize millions of people to take action to create a more sustainable and just future together. 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Fr. Dalibor Renić new JCEP President The servant, The adventurer & The First Vows Faces of the War in Ukraine ELP's Graduation day Chaplains from West to East Twice, in 2021 and 2022, it was all arranged for Rodizio, in Portugal – just a couple of miles from the western extreme point of continental Europe. The pandemic didn’t allow us to travel there, the meetings had to be held online. This time we went East – to Lublin, in Poland, not far from the Ukrainian border, invited by the Jesuit Chaplaincy of its Catholic University, now called John Paul II, because it was there that the former Pope studied and taught in the years of his academic career. The pandemic influenced also the selected main topic: how to deal with mental health problems of students? Professor Małgorzata Łysiak, of the Department of Clinical Psychology, guided us for a whole morning through some case studies illustrating a few of the challenges students bring to Chaplains. The day before, we followed a workshop on Non-Violent Communication facilitated by Beata and Piotr Hołtyń. There was also time for sharing ‘What’s going on in our chaplaincies’, in a brief going around Europe offered by the 20 chaplains representing 16 places of Jesuit University Pastoral Care in the Conference. As always, what was most appreciated was the opportunity to be together in informal conversations, listening to creative ideas, encountering people facing the similar difficulties and the same joys in this ministry. The very well-organised visits to several historical places in the city, like the Cathedral (former Church of the Jesuit College) and the impressive Holy Trinity Chapel, a gothic building fully covered with frescos of Orthodox style. A final word of gratitude to Adam Juchnowicz, who took care of everything in an efficient and pleasant way, making possible this so much appreciated and joyful resuming of in-person meetings of this JCEP Network. Herminio Rico sj. JCEP Socius Roberta Metsola at the Chapel for Europe Europe 2023. Seeds of Hope. The word “unprecedented” is starting to feel over-used. But the past 12 months have been unprecedented in terms of the challenges Europe has encountered. In the face of this, where do we find hope for the future? What are the “seed events”, the harbingers of change, “les faits porteurs d’avenir” that we can identify and address, to ensure that we continue to work towards the success of the European project and the European dream? To share about all this we invited in February Ms Roberta Metsola, within the framework of series of meetings with high-level politicians at our Chapel. It was not easy to get her after she became the President of the European Parliament, however the former Jesuit alumna did her best to find a free evening. It was to be an informal conversation, without any reading of boring statements, to hear her take on what current events mean for Europe, now and in the future, and her hopes for the EU over the next 12 months and beyond. She spoke among others about Russia’s war in Ukraine and European Solidarity, European democracy facing populisms and disinformation, Qatargate and integrity in politics, gender equality in public live… but perhaps the part that was most enjoyed was when she shared in a very personal and humorous way how she combines her professional and family life as a mother of four kids. The initial sharing moderated by Rev Sarah-Jane King (Pastor of the Anglican Church, works also at the European Commission) from the ecumenical team of the Chapel was followed by a Q&A with the audience and then informal talks over a traditional reception that followed the conference. All in all, an enlightening and encouraging evening. The video from the evening will appear soon at the YouTube channel of the Chapel. Centre Sèvres launches new Newsletter In the increasingly international and competitive context of higher education and research, the Centre Sèvres – Jesuit Faculties of Paris continues its development as a formation centre on a European scale, providing solid training to the students who come from the Jesuits, the Ignatian family as well as other congregations. The Centre Sèvres is well known across the Provinces of the Society of Jesus for the quality of its teaching and pedagogy, even though they sometimes surprise students who are accustomed to a very vertical transmission of knowledge. The academic team wants to improve those links and continue to share its formation project. A symbolic and user-friendly material The Management Board has created a new newsletter sent to superiors of Jesuit communities around the world and of some other congregations. Published in three languages (French, English, Spanish), this printed material uses the codes of a newspaper with briefs, testimonials and in-depth articles. Its name, Paris Buzz, recalls the centre’s location in the heart of the French capital, a key city in the formation of Ignatius of Loyola and which still vibrates with intellectual, cultural and spiritual life. A Professional and unifying material Intended for people in charge, the content focuses on academic subjects – pedagogy, research news, key topics of student sessions, etc. In addition to its informative role, this newsletter plays a unifying role internally: many contributors, among teachers, students and members of the administration, participate in its development (editors, translators, photographers, etc.). Clémentine MONOD (Communication of the Centre Sèvres) JCEP Ignatian Leadership Programme JCEP organised an Ignatian Leadership Programme in Rodizio (Portugal) from Sunday 29 January till Friday 3 February. The programme was prepared and led by a planning team of 4 people: Sarah Broscombe (professional trainer and coach from Britian), Lourenço Eiro sj (Portuguese Jesuit in charge of a youth centre and organising leadership training in his Province), Bob Van de Putte (Education delegate in ELC) and Paul Yperman (former education delegate in ELC). There were 31 participants in the training, coming from 14 different Provinces and holding leadership positions in various Jesuit works in their Provinces (retreat houses, JRS, schools and universities, youth pastoral, social apostolate,…). The objective of the programme was to resource people who are leading Jesuit works throughout Europe. The programme zoomed in on personal, interrelational and organisational aspects of leadership, but the aim was to engage with Ignatian perspectives on leadership in the first place. The programme offered a cocktail of input, individual reflection, prayer and group work and Miguel Almeida, the Provincial of the Portuguese Province, was interviewed on his own leadership. In the evaluation the participants appreciated the contents of the programme, its variation and reflective pace. Paul Yperman Podcast on Jesuit Saints For some weeks now, the series of podcasts “Juego de espejos” (Mirror Games), an initiative of SerJesuita, has been available on different audio channels. These are audios of just ten minutes in which, after an introduction to the historical context of each figure, a review of his life is made and a reflection is offered on what this figure can teach us today. Without a doubt, the podcast is an increasingly promising tool. The offer is multiplying every day, and there are very popular and high quality options for leisure (fiction, humor, sport, cinema), learning (history, literature, psychology), or reflection (politics, thought, prayer). We all like to listen to a good story. And if that story leaves us with something to reflect on and learn from, we have a double prize. In the case of “Juego de espejos”, the biography of each saint is complemented by additional chapters “Mirarse en”, in which, in the form of a discussion, we reflect on the reflection that each of these saints can have in our lives. You can listen to the episodes here in Spotify Jesuitas España Proximity, prayer and gestures of solidarity Jacek Siepsiak SJ was in Ukraine praying for peace and reconciliation, together with representatives of various religions. He witnessed that people in Ukraine don't only need generators and weapons. They also need closeness, prayer and gestures of solidarity. Here is his testimonial. On returning from Kiev When accepting the invitation from "Europe, a Patient Association" (a Pan-European association that aims to be the voice of the least powerful against harming greed and short-term interests) to pray in Kiev together with representatives of various religions (in practice Abrahamic), I had some concerns. It was not just a question of security. I did not want it to be war tourism. Therefore, I wondered if it would be better to pray remotely, online. But I became convinced that the people affected by this war need proximity. I recalled the image of Amelka, a little girl singing a song from 'Pocahontas' in the Kiev metro during the air raids to bring some comfort. She later sang the Ukrainian anthem in Poland at the opening of a huge concert of solidarity with Ukraine. How must a child have felt in a bombed-out shelter? Wasn't it like Abel when he realized that Cain was going to kill him? How enormous was the loneliness? Can it only be answered online? I was also concerned whether it was too soon for the ministry of reconciliation. This ministry, which is fundamental for Jesuits, could be perceived as urging capitulation in the place where it is common to hear not about the Russians, but about 'Rashists'. Discussions are underway about what is most needed in a Ukraine attacked by Russia. There, on the ground, one hears most about generators. And indeed, there is a shortage of electricity every now and then (as it was during the meeting with Archbishop Shevchuk). Although Kiev, for example, is perhaps not blacked out, but dimmed. The sight of a huge metropolis with wide multi-lane streets called "prospekts" and great slabs of concrete, next to which ours buildings seems only like tiny blocks, drowning in almost total darkness, makes a surreal impression. There is no electricity there. Not only in the shelters, to which, unfortunately, one has to descend almost systematically. This is more tiring than the raids themselves. One could say that it is not too dangerous. That the rockets in Kiev itself rarely kill. Yet the prolonged sense of danger takes its toll on the psyche. How much can one bear? They want us to know Such tension is exhausting. But loneliness is also hard to bear. And it's not just that the front takes away fathers, husbands and brothers. It is also experienced what I think Abel suffered. Cain was his older brother, and so his natural guardian. When someone like that is going to kill you, you feel extremely abandoned. In Abel's case it lasted a while. In Ukraine, many people have a lengthy feeling that someone who declared himself a brother, a relative and a loved one is now sending rockets and tanks against them. This is difficult to understand. That is why Ukrainians need not only generators and weapons. Not even just bullet-proof vests, helmets and special bandages (which they expect from clerics who refuse to provide rifles). Proximity, prayer and gestures of solidarity are also needed. There, in the place, not just over the internet. As I mentioned, going there I was afraid that it would be war tourism, that I would feel like in a zoo. But even though there were a lot of inter-religious meetings with hierarchs there, these are people immersed in a 'field hospital'. Often under-shaven. It is a telling image: unshaven nuncios, bishops and priests of various denominations, imams, rabbis... Also, members and staff of parliament. Unshaven, but grateful for our interest. But all my fears were allayed when I met people from the destroyed houses of Bucha, Borodyanka or Irpin. Some we met in a container settlement brought from Poland. Others appeared spontaneously among the ruins. They told tragic stories of death, torture, hiding. About helping each other. About hiding loved ones and local priests. But they wanted us to know about it too and to pass it on. And there were times when they were not able to finish their stories, not only because the curfew interrupted them, but because the wounds were too deep. It is about the wounds And it is precisely about these wounds. Already the curia is organising spiritual healing retreats, led by clergy and psychologists. Not only for those who survived the nightmare of occupation and evacuation. They are also needed by soldiers who for months have been in zone zero, that is at the front line. The constant sense of danger changes people and their reactions. But killing also changes, and seriously. It is not enough to explain that it is for a just cause. The commandment "Thou shalt not kill!" protects not only Abel or Cain, but also those who would like to kill the wandering Cain. In killing we also kill a part of ourselves. The ministry of reconciliation is also about helping people to reconcile with themselves. War leaves behind a society in need of inner healing. I do not mean to criticize anyone for sending arms to the Ukrainians. However, we must remember that as we send weapons (to defend ourselves by killing), it will then be necessary to help heal those who used the weapon, and their families. Modern, democratic states invest heavily in programmes geared towards restoring to balance those hobbled by killing. The West helped and is helping Ukraine to build a modern army. Will we help the veterans of a war that aims to protect us from war? jezuici.pl Tue - Wed European Works Gathering of all collaborators related to all works of JCEP in Brussels: JCEP, JRS Europe, JESC and the Chapel for Europe READ MORE JRS Europe Regional Coordination Meeting (RCM) Meeting of the JRS country directors in Europe. Meeting taking place in Portugal. READ MORE Deaconal Ordinations Francis Xavier Pham Quang Khanh, SJ (VIE), António Santos Lourenço, SJ (POR), Thomas Sridhar Marneni, SJ (AND), José Antonio Lama, SJ (MEX), Sandeep B. Bage, SJ (RAN), Gauthier Mafuta, SJ (ACE), Mathias Werfeli, SJ (ECE), José Luis Cruz, SJ (CAM), Gerald Lukwe, SJ (MYN), Lukas Kraus, SJ (ECE), Simone Nie, SJ, Carlos Alomfa, SJ (PER), James Ocholi, SJ (ANW), Kuldeep Linda, SJ (RAN), Dominik Dubiel, SJ (PME), Zlatko Brauchler, SJ (CRO), Paul Bui Duc Thien, SJ (VIE), Vincent Tran Van Dinh, SJ (VIE), Simon Rabemaharavo, SJ (MDG), José Yamid Castiblanco, SJ (COL) will be ordained a deacon by the prayer and imposition of hands of Jean-Claude Card. Hollerich, Archbishop of Luxemburg, in the church of the Holy Name of Jesus, at 4 pm. READ MORE Sun - Sun JCEP Retreat Retreat of the Jesuit Conference of European Provincials. It takes place at St Beuno's Jesuit Spirituality Centre in Wales, UK. READ MORE

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Youngest Person in Erie County to be Charged with Homicide Sentenced 17-year-old Keyon Lucas wasfound guiltyof third-degree murder back in February 2020. Today, August 28th, Lucas was sentenced to 20 to 49 years in prison and four years probation.

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Home Self Rule The Peoples Democratic Party prepares and offers this working paper on J&K as an act of hope. The hope lays in the belief that if the decision- makers and responsible political parties discern the categorical imperatives that have impelled this formulation, realize its intent and motive and examine its contents on merits, objectively and realistically, and not on partisan considerations or with chauvinistic mind-set, it will be possible to forge a consensus on the way forward. Special Status: Need The special status enshrined in Article 370 is required to empower the people of J&K and help deal with the issues of identity, borders and governance. Use Article 370 itself to restore the original special status of the state. Article 370 impacts everything from political discourse to personal responses, from economy to emotions, from society to sensibilities and from institutions to ideologies. The Peoples Democratic Party is not presenting a solution; nor does it pretend to have one. Indeed, it is our belief that roadmaps prejudge the issue; readymade solutions make the problem a distorted image of what it actually is; and models make a mockery of specificity of the issue. As such, what we have attempted in this document is an internally consistent framework and indicative direction for resolution. We have tried to contextualise the issue at various levels and drawn the contours of a process for building sustainable peace in the State and the region. The essence of this document lies in trying to suggest a creative framework for resolution of the issue without compromising the sovereignty of the two nation states involved. We are convinced that various proposals and measures, as fleshed out in this document, address both the internal and the external dimensions of the problem in, and about Jammu and Kashmir, in a manner that is realistic and practical. Our effort has been to root these in the ideals of justice and empowerment for all the people of the State. We see our recommendations, as catalysts for change and instruments for fulfilling the aspirations of all the peoples of J&K, and regions and sub-regions of the State. We have not looked for solutions in the past, but we have made an effort find a way in the future. Areturn to the past may not be possible – indeed, if may not even be desirable. The past offers no hope. Our party recognises that we are living through a period where definitions of cultures, societies, sovereignty, and nationality are changing very rapidly and radically. All these issues have gone through a large number of transformations and sometimes, dramatic shifts. The world has undergone a change and we have to be a part of that changed system. Self Rules: The Basics Closer ties across the Line of Control Make borders irrelevant Complete Connectivity Economic & Social Integration of the region Regional Free Trade Area Common Economic Market Innovative Institutional Arrangements Joint Coordination mechanism for projects Joint Regulatory Commission on trade and tariffs Constitutional Restructuring Restore powers of the state assembly. Empowering sub-regions. The J&K issue cannot be resolved on the basis of exclusively intrastate level initiatives. It requires a combination of intra-state measures with inter-state and supra-state measures. This approach, which is underlying the concept of self-rule, is a practical way that would eliminate the sources of ethno-territorial conflicts, entrenched in the traditional notions of sovereignty, self-determination, national and ethnic borders. Self-rule is a formulation that will integrate the region without disturbing the extant sovereign authority over delimited territorial space. It doesn’t impair the significance of the line of control as territorial divisions but negates its acquired and imputed manifestations of state competition for power, prestige, or an imagined historical identity. It is a way of “sharing sovereignty”, without need or commitment to political merging. It is based on the creation of innovative international institutional arrangements that have a political, economic and security character. Self-rule encompasses the society, the state, and the economy. Self-rule, being a trans-border concept, has a pan-Kashmir dimension but at the same time seeks to regionalise power across J&K. Self rule as a political philosophy is being articulated around the conception of federalism and confederation that allow for sharing of power between two levels of government, for the sharing of sovereignty in a coordinated but not subordinated to one another, each exercising supreme sovereignty in its constitutional prerogatives. The comprehensive formulation of self-rule has three subcomponents. A new political superstructure that integrates the region and empowers sub-regions Aphased economic integration that transcends borders Constitutional restructuring that ensures sharing of sovereignty without comprising political sovereignty of either nation state. New political superstructure The centrepiece of the governance structure under self-rule is the cross border institution of Regional Council of Greater Jammu and Kashmir. The Regional Council of Greater Jammu and Kashmir will replace the existing Upper House of state assembly, and will be a kind of a regional senate. Members of the Regional Council will be from J&K as well as from Pakistan administered Kashmir. At present the state assembly of J&K holds 20 seats for representatives from across the line of control. These will be given up and replaced by the same number of seats in the Regional Council of Greater Jammu and Kashmir. This will serve as a major cross-border institution, which will ensure long-term coordination of matters and interest relating to the state. Moreover, such an institutional structure will provide a framework within which certain matters between the two parts of the State and their respective mainland, that need to be sorted out to infuse in people a sense of empowerment and a feeling of belonging. This will require devising an improved constitutional, political and economic relationship between the two parts of the State and their respective main lands. In order to empower various sub-regions within the J&K state, a tier of sub-regional councils, will be added to the domestic legislative structure. While the national Parliament will have representations to the sovereign, the state assembly will continue to be a sub-national institution, the sub-regional councils will complete representative character of governance by bringing in the territorial representation in the state. A critical element of self-rule is the economic integration across the line of control. This integration can be pursued in different degrees, deepening the process as we go along and as the system and society adapts to change. The process can be started by declaring the intention to establish common economic space and sign an agreement with a roadmap which envisages: Establishing a common economic space; Instituting a dual currency system Coordinating economic policy, harmonization economic legislation and synergising regulations The process of economic integration of the two parts of Jammu and Kashmir can start with the easiest form of economic integration, a Preferential Trade Agreement. In the PTA the two countries, India and Pakistan would offer tariff reductions, or eliminations confined to the geographical boundaries of “Greater Jammu and Kashmir” and restrict it to some product categories. Stage II would be to make GJAK a regional free trade area, with no tariffs or barriers between with GJAK, while maintaining their own external tariff on imports from the rest of the world, including India and Pakistan. GJAK will set a common external tariff on imports from India and Pakistan. Further, instead of looking for a monetary union, a new system of “Dual Currency” will be created, where the Indian and Pakistani rupees are both made legitimate legal tenders in the geographical areas of GJAK. Abetter description of this system is a “co-circulation of two currencies” in J&K. It is being proposed that Indian and Pakistani rupees should be the medium of exchange in J&K. To be more precise, it means, allowing circulation of the Pakistani rupee in the Indian part of J&K currency and circulation of Indian rupee in the Pakistan administered Kashmir. This has to be done if we want cross the Line of control trade to flourish. Our vision is to move towards an economic union, which will maintain free trade in goods, and services, set common external tariffs, allow the free mobility of capital and labour, and will also relegate some fiscal responsibilities to a supra-national agency. Consistent with our legislative design, the economic integration will be deepened through sub-regional integration; that is formation of different sub-regional groups. Appearance of different sub-regional projects can generate multi-speed integration. It needs to be understood that GJAK is being proposed as a regional organisation to facilitate political cooperation as well as promote cooperation between India and Pakistan, and regaining Kashmir’s place at the heart of Central Asia. Self-rule cannot exist without adequate constitutional safeguards. As the Constitutional position stands today, Article 356, undermines the core of Self-rule and has to be made non-applicable to J&K. In a similar vein, Article 249, applied to the State in amended form, should be rolled back so that the Parliament cannot exercise legislative jurisdiction over a matter that, otherwise, falls under the State jurisdiction. Sixth Amendment of the Constitution of the State that undermines its original scheme of a comprehensive and accountable executive (inclusive of the Head of the State) a critical component of Self-rule, will have to be repealed. Prior to this amendment, the State Legislature elected Sadar-e-Riyasat, the head of the State. The proviso, limiting the powers of State Legislature, has been added to Article 368, which deals with the powers of the Parliament to amend the Constitution of India and not the power of State Legislature to amend its own Constitution. The proviso is, therefore, totally and grossly out of place and ultra vires the constitutional scheme. The State Legislature’s constitutional power of amendment is the core of empowerment or Self-rule of the State and this cannot be destroyed by an order passed under Article 370. All India Service Act, 1951 and Article 312 be rolled back and the local human resources are provided clear and unhindered opportunity to develop their full potential and it is trusted to manage the affairs of the State. It is a part of the design of self-rule that Head of the State be elected from the regions of Jammu and Kashmir by rotation. This shall give to the people of all the regions an equal and equitable sense and feeling of empowerment and shall strengthen their bonds.

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Journal of Middle Eastern Politics and Policy About JMEPP 2021 Fall Edition Apply to JMEPP Submission Information Home > Analysis > Tunisia: “Unemployment has killed me” Tunisia: “Unemployment has killed me” May 15, 2017 November 7, 2017 Arab Spring, Caid Essebsi, Iraq, ISIL, ISIS, Joseph Desire Som I, Libya, Syria, Tunisia, unemployment, violent extremism “Jobs or another revolution!” protestors chanted during demonstrations in January 2016, following the death by electrocution of Ridha Yahyaoui, a 28-year-old unemployed man in Tunisia. After finding himself passed over for a job yet again, Yahyaoui climbed a telephone pole during a protest in Kasserine and touched a live cable. The electric shock killed him, although it is unclear whether his death was a suicide. The incident was reminiscent of the death five years earlier of Mohamed Bouazizi, the fruit vendor whose self-immolation sparked massive protests in Tunisia in December 2010 that eventually toppled then-president Zine El Abidine Ben Ali. Yahyaoui’s death and the subsequent protests illustrate the central position that economic woes continue to play in the lives of young Tunisians. In the third quarter of 2016, Tunisia’s unemployment rate reached 15.5%, the highest on record. But unemployment is far higher among young university graduates, at 31.9%. The Tunisian revolution of 2010-11 has been understood as a point of rupture after years of worsening job prospects and living standards in the country. Some have claimed it highlighted the inefficacy of Tunisia’s development policies, while other studies saw a link between high rates of literacy, lack of economic opportunities, and protests against the state. One should, however, be cautious of taking an economically deterministic approach to Tunisia’s uprising. Many countries whose citizens are mired in deep poverty and rampant unemployment are not in a state of revolt. Other factors such as pre-existing social networks (like trade unions and family ties) also play a major role in shaping political events. Furthermore, economic statistics in North African countries, such as Tunisia, are often manipulated for political reasons. Recent studies have found that lack of opportunities to marry (mainly due to lack of wealth) is another major cause of resentment against the state and social order in Tunisia.[1] For many young people, poor economic prospects block them from two of the main pillars of adulthood in Tunisia: marriage and employment. This situation affects both men and women in Tunisia, even if its social articulations are gendered. This partly explains the high rate of female participation in movements for work and around demands for regional development. The situation is especially dire in Tunisia’s impoverished interior. The governorates of Kasserine and Sidi Bouzid, epicentres of protest in 2010-11, have the highest rates of unemployment and unmarried people in the country. According to the last census in 2014, the unemployment rate was 30% in Kasserine, compared to 15.5% nationally. The table below illustrates the high unemployment and low marriage rates in Kasserine Governorate. Within Kasserine, rural areas such as Magel Bel Abbes are even more deprived than the governorate as a whole. Source: INS, 2014 Census Tunisia’s new constitution recognizes the need to speed up development in the country’s disadvantaged regions, and Prime Minister Youssef Chahed has made of it one of the priorities of his national unity government. Yet despite their efforts, Tunisia’s post-Ben Ali governments have not figured out how to resolve the employment demands of youth eager to benefit from what was touted as the “Arab Spring.” Economic plans promoted since 2011 seem unlikely to reverse the worst economic and social crisis in Tunisia’s post-independence history. Its public debt has risen from 41% of gross domestic product (GDP) in 2010 to 59% in 2016. Meanwhile, Tunisia’s budget deficit last year was 62% of GDP, the biggest gap in the past 30 years. Economic growth is stagnating at 1.2%, a rate far too slow to create enough jobs for the many unemployed. Foreign fighters The economic malaise appears to be a factor in the large number of foreign fighters coming out of Tunisia. The Kasserine and Sidi Bouzid regions are believed to have supplied a large contingent of foreign fighters to the Islamic State in Iraq and the Levant (ISIL) and the Al Nusra front, which is affiliated with Al Qaeda. Tunisians from these regions have also travelled to fight in Libya, and even Afghanistan. The other main source of violent extremists is the Tunis metropolitan area, especially its poor southern suburbs. According to Geoffrey Macdonald and Luke Waggoner, who lead a team of researchers on Tunisian foreign fighters, about 7,000 Tunisian men and women have enlisted in the ranks of extremist groups, most in Syria or Iraq. Tunisia contributes more foreign fighters to ISIL than any other country in the world. Tunisia’s interior has a long history of restiveness; the region distinguished itself with its fierce resistance to French colonisation, and then its resistance to independent Tunisia’s first president, Habib Bourguiba. It also paid the highest price in terms of human lives during the revolutionary period of December 2010 to January 2011. According to my research as well as that of Macdonald and Waggoner, poverty, inability to marry, and a sense of abandonment by the state are among the main causes of this radicalism. These factors appear in dramatic form in the account of Nassim Soltani, who lives in the village of Saltniya, in Sidi Bouzid governorate. The 20-year-old, whose 16-year-old cousin was beheaded by a terrorist group, was quoted as saying: “We live at a level of poverty that is well below zero … We eat leaves that my mother picks, washes, and cooks … terrorism has the ability to buy us! Yes, it would buy all the youth in the Saltniya area.” The possibility of a “political winter” in Tunisia after its so-called “spring” is all the more urgent given that many Tunisians engaged in violent extremism overseas are returning home. This controversial topic deeply divides society and the Tunisian political class. President Beji Caïd Essebsi has said that Tunisia is ready to welcome returnees who were involved in extremist movements, and Rached Ghannouchi, leader of the Islamist party Ennahda, has recommended that they be welcomed within a socio-psychological monitoring structure put in place by the government. But so far, the approach has mainly been to arrest and prosecute foreign fighters. Since 2012, I have researched the links between youth unemployment in Tunisia and their politicization and radicalization, combining quantitative techniques with an ethnographic approach. Youth unemployment was one of the driving forces behind the demonstrations that led to the fall of Ben Ali, and it continues to feed social and political protest today. This phenomenon is summed up by an unemployed graduate I met in Magel Bel Abbès, in Kasserine Governorate. He told me: “With work I make my mother happy, and I become someone of value … Unemployment has killed me.” Indeed, what do young people who consider themselves already dead have to lose? Joseph-Désiré Som-I is a research fellow at Leibniz-Zentrum Moderner Orient, and a PhD candidate at Université Sorbonne Paris Cité. [1] Som-I, Joseph-Désiré, 2017. “Du métier de la débrouille à l’art de la conteste : trajectoires d’autonomisation des jeunes ruraux en Tunisie post-révoltes arabes,” Afrique Contemporaine, dossier Les jeunes dans les Afriques rurales, 2016/4 (forthcoming). 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Proceedings of the 54th Annual Meeting of the ISSS - 2010, Waterloo, Canada Proceedings of the 54th Meeting of the International Society for the Systems Sciences / 2009 Papers RELATIONAL SELF-SIMILAR SPACE-TIME COSMOLOGY REVISITED John Kineman Space-time, cosmology, relational complexity, Hubble expansion A 'Relational, Self-Similar' cosmological model based on a contextual relation between local and non-local space-time dimensions was reported by the author in 2000. That model was based on a radially expanding 'Minkowski-space' geometry for general space-time, superficially similar to E.A. Milne's 'toy' model of the 1930's (Milne, 1948), in that its geometry is based on Special Relativity and the Hubble expansion alone, irrespective of general gravitation. Cosmologists have recently noted a "surprising" agreement with Milne's mass-less model and evidence for expansion at or slightly above the critical universe mass density (Omega = 1). An explanation for this agreement can be found in the self-similar, dynamically expanding geometry of the relational cosmological model discussed here, which unlike Milne's model, treats space-time expansion as an intrinsic scale change resulting from relationship between local and non-local realities; rather than a 'kinematic' movement through pre-existing space as Milne imagined. The internal geometry of this cosmology is a complex, self similar relation between a non-local domain represented by dimensions in an imaginary number domain, and locally measurable space-time, as a real number domain. The effect of general mass-density (gravitation and the General Theory of Relativity) was not resolved in the earlier model, but is now interpreted as a scale change under which the basic self-similar geometry remains invariant with respect to any evenly distributed mass-density, because the general gravitational effect is itself a self-similar scale change that alters local space-time measurements. The effect is thus detectable only in mass density anomalies, the general gravitation being non-detectible by local measure. These results suggest an interpretation of space-time in which the effective roles of 'special' and 'general' relativity are exchanged, such that Special Relativity holds for the universal geometry and General Relativity holds locally, governing the dynamics of local mass density anomalies. This view eliminates the need for 'dark energy' to correct the standard models, but adds the implication of dual time reference frames - intrinsic and observational - and the idea of an intrinsic formal domain ontology existing outside of measurable space-time coordinates. This geometry is self-determining in the imaginary space-time dimensions (modeled by the imaginary numerical domain), Applying the model with empirical confirmation of Omega ~ 1 suggests that the universe itself is geometrically similar to the inside of a black hole (with the stable outer limit of 'flat' expansion corresponding to a Schwarzschild radius). Some theories claim that the zero-point ('quantum vacuum') energy (ZPE) is indeed sufficiently great to classify protons as ZPE black holes. Given the model's geometrical treatment of gravitation, the next question centers on the origin and fate of matter, which can no longer be seen as being propelled through space as a result of a giant cosmological explosion (big bang), but rather must originate and be conserved in local space-time that already has the relativistic properties of expansion. The model thus becomes open to a suitable 'steady-state' theory of generation and annihilation of matter in local space, perhaps in terms of quantum vacuum dynamics; while, owing to the model's dual time reference, all the observational (relativistic) properties of a 'big bang' universe are also preserved. Finally, as originally intended, the model is suitable for describing space-time at any scale, thus providing a means for linking quantum and relativistic phenomena, or, with additional non-local linkages, applying it as a model for proposed "orchestrated space-time selections" in the explanation of consciousness and perception. Senior Research Scientist Wessman Research Group Cooperative Institute for Research in the Environmental Sciences Kineman, J. (2010). RELATIONAL SELF-SIMILAR SPACE-TIME COSMOLOGY REVISITED. Proceedings of the 54th Annual Meeting of the ISSS - 2010, Waterloo, Canada, 54(1). Retrieved from https://journals.isss.org/index.php/proceedings54th/article/view/1498 Proceedings of the 54th Meeting of the International Society for the Systems Sciences

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Posted in Case Studies, Volume 8, Issue 1 Familial Hypercholesterolemia (Type 2a) in a 6-Year-Old: A Case Study Author: Akshitha Palabindela Published Date: December 29, 2022 Leave a Comment on Familial Hypercholesterolemia (Type 2a) in a 6-Year-Old: A Case Study Familial hypercholesterolemia (FH) is a form of primary hyperlipoproteinemia. FH is a genetic disorder characterized by elevated serum LDL (low-density lipoprotein) levels. Elevated LDL levels are associated with premature atherosclerosis, premature cardiovascular diseases (CVD), and the presence of xanthomas. Homozygous FH is a rare condition with 1 in 1 million occurrences in the general population. For the prevention of premature CVD early diagnosis and treatment is of paramount importance. Statins are the mainstay of treatment with newer lipid-lowering therapies like (PCSK9) inhibitors, and ezetimibe being utilized to treat the condition. Today we discuss a case of a 6-year-old boy presenting with FH with supra-valvular aortic stenosis and xanthomas. Author: Akshitha Palabindela ← Probiotics/ Prebiotics/ Synbiotic Supplementation in Reducing the Severity of Gastroenteritis among Children of 0-12 Years Age

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JUDGMENT COLLECTORS What Is a California Order of Examination? 2023 JUDGMENT COLLECTORS Disclaimer: Judgment Collectors is not a law firm. Rules governing civil judgments vary from one state to the next. As an organization that specializes in judgment collection in California, we make it our business to fully understand the rules in the Golden State. For example, we are aware of the fact that California law provides for an Order of Examination (OE) in the event a debtor chooses not to pay. The OE is one of several tools California judgment collectors have to work with. It goes above and beyond the simple disclosure debtors are expected to provide immediately after a judgment is entered against them. Unlike simple disclosure, an Order of Examination is issued by the court. It is legally enforceable through a variety of means. In a perfect world, a creditor and debtor would amicably work out payment arrangements following a court-entered judgment. The debtor would make good on their responsibilities and the creditor would practice appropriate patience until the debt was paid off. But that world does not exist. And unfortunately, debtors willing to wind up in court facing a potential judgment are also willing to skip payment even when judgments are entered against them. Judgment Collectors services clients in California. We make every effort to allow debtors to be cooperative. When they refuse, we take advantage of the tools California law provides. Those tools include the Order of Examination. California creditors try to collect payment through normal means following a judgment. If a debt remains unpaid, a creditor can petition the court for an OE based on Section 708 of California’s Code of Civil Procedures. The order is used in conjunction with a subpoena to compel the debtor to appear in court. The purpose of the court appearance is to force the debtor to disclose assets under court questioning. Depending on the debtor’s level of cooperation, the court’s questioning can be incredibly detailed. The debtor’s responses are considered official court testimony subject to all the same rules as any other form of testimony. Unfortunately for some debtors, skipping an Order of Examination court hearing is too tempting to resist. But skipping a hearing is not a good idea. It can result in the court issuing an arrest warrant and, ultimately, the debtor spending some time in the county jail. A Powerful Motivator The OE is not a tool judgment collectors like to lean on too often. That being said, it is a powerful motivator to debtors who would otherwise do their utmost to avoid paying. The downside is that an Order of Examination could encourage a debtor to leave the state. Then collecting on an unpaid judgment becomes a greater challenge. The good news for Judgment Collectors and our clients is that there are other ways to secure payment without employing the OE. In our business, there are a variety of methods for discovering debtor assets. We have access to plenty of sources of publicly available data. We also utilize proprietary databases. The result is an ability to discover assets even without relying on the OE. We Are in Your Corner Judgment Collectors is in your corner. We understand how frustrating it is to have to take a debtor to court. It is even more frustrating when you win a judgment but still cannot collect payment. If there is any good news it is this: California law gives debtors legal tools for pursuing payment. We know what those tools are. We also know how to use them. If you have outstanding judgments in the state of California, we would be more than happy to help you collect on them. It is what we do. © 2023 JUDGMENT COLLECTORS

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Reboot project Reboot-Med INDIRA COACH HUBAL Resilience Appraisals Scale judithnjohnson April 8, 2019 How to start a journal and beat the academic publishing racket Academic publishing is a multi-billion pound industry, with profit margins reportedly higher than those of Apple, Google and Amazon. It has always struck me as a racket: academics sign over their work to private businesses for free, and then their universities pay the same businesses hefty fees in order to read what they publish. Academics are also responsible for editing these journals and providing the peer-reviews, usually for free. It hasn’t always been this way. In a remarkable brief history of the academic publishing industry, Stephen Buranyi highlights the key role of Robert Maxwell, a brash business tycoon whose greatest desire was to “be a millionaire”. Maxwell arrived on the scene just after the Second World War, which was a key turning point in academic history. The post-war years saw a huge growth in the number of people attending higher education and also in the academic publishing trade. In 1950, there were 10,000 journals published worldwide, but by 1980, this was had reached 62,000. Robert Maxwell and other businessmen capitalised on this growth and took the opportunity to privatise what had previously been a largely non-profit sector. There is now growing awareness that this industry is both ludicrous and detrimental, unwieldily costly and harmful to the progression of science. However, solutions are slow in coming. While open-access journals are growing, the majority of these charge fees for publication that far outstrip real costs. For these reasons, I have been intrigued and encouraged to see the development of peer-reviewed open access journals which do not charge authors to publish with them. These include Musicology Research Journal (MRJ), whose Chief Editor is Dr James Williams, Senior Lecturer at the University of Derby, and Psychreg Journal of Psychology (PJP), whose Chief Editor is Dennis Relojo-Howell, founder of leading psychology blog Psychreg. These journals offer a solution that previously would have been regarded as impossible: they are both free to the authors and free to readers. I spoke to Williams and Relojo-Howell to understand more about their journals. Why start a peer-reviewed academic journal? As both Williams and Relojo-Howell attested, self-publishing an academic journal is a significant amount of work. So why do it? Williams said his motivation arose from his experience as a PhD Student and early career researcher. “Acceptance of manuscripts in current musicology-based journals can sometimes feel a little elitist. Editors and traditional publishers prefer to go with already-known academics, and are less likely to take on manuscripts from early-career scholars”. Williams also described his dissatisfaction with the traditional academic publishing industry, and its money-oriented focus. MRJ meets this gap by focusing on publishing the work of early career researchers, and by managing all copy-editing and manuscript management in-house. Relojo-Howell’s motivation was different. As a psychology blog editor, he had begun to receive blog post submissions that were overly long and technical. These posts weren’t suitable for publication as blog posts, but he could see their importance and academic merit. He created the journal to provide an outlet for these articles, and to broaden the overall scope of Psychreg. Ten steps for starting a journal Whatever the focus of your journal, the steps for setting one up are similar. Identify the gap. What is the need your journal will meet? How will it improve information sharing in your field? Once you’ve identified this gap, you need to set the scope of your journal. Decide which types of articles you will include, and those you won’t. Build a website that will home your journal. A full description of this process is beyond the capacity of this article (and my expertise!) but the key parts of this are to buy a domain name, find a web hosting company and then prepare the content within this. Popular web-creation platforms are wordpress.com, wix.com and weebly.com. Relojo-Howell suggested that it’s also worth looking into the Public Knowledge Project: this provides Open Journal Systems (OJS), federally funded software designed to support the set up and management of open access journals. Set up an editorial board. Both Williams and Relojo-Howell highlighted the importance of this. First, this group can provide the strategic direction and support that can get your journal started and help it grow. Second, this group can provide credibility to the project. As Relojo-Howell said, “When I started, potential contributors were only interested in who was on the editorial board. I have never been asked about the journal’s impact factor”. Involve associate editors who can provide support. Williams described the importance of including a multi-skilled team. “We have editors with different areas of expertise and varying skillsets, including people who are familiar with copy-editing and academic publishing”. Call for papers. You can spread the word about your new journal via social media, personal networks and by contacting other relevant university departments. Neither Williams nor Relojo-Howell had found this aspect challenging. As Williams said, “We have only ever advertised the journal in the UK, but we have received submissions from Australia, Canada, the USA and Asia”. Manage your submissions. Traditional journals use manuscript-management software, but this comes with a steep price tag. “I contacted Emerald about their systems”, Relojo-Howell said, “but they asked for £38k”. Open Journal Systems (OJS) provides an alternative, free-to-use alternative, but this isn’t necessary. “I use a spread-sheet to keep on top of submissions”, Williams said. “It works fine”. Copy-edit and type-set your articles. While this may feel like a challenge, both Williams and Relojo-Howell said it was possible to do using widely available software. Williams said that he uses Word and Adobe programs to provide a professional-looking finish to his articles. Relojo-Howell commented on the fonts he uses: “I use a combination of paid-for fonts and some free Google fonts”. Apply for an International Standard Serial Number (ISSN). For us in the UK, this involves submitting an application to the British Library. Williams suggested that the British Library will expect to see evidence of around 3-4 previous publications and a commitment to continue publishing on a regular basis. Plan how to give your articles a Digital Object Identifier (DOI). DOIs are a string of numbers, letters and symbols used to permanently identify an article of document and link it to the web. Relojo-Howell recommends using Zenodo for this purpose. Initially funded by EU project funding, Zenodo is now open to all research outputs and offers its services free of charge for open access publishers. Wider registration. There are a variety of international platforms with which to register journals, including Web of Science, PubMed and SCOPUS. This type of registration seems to be a longer term process, however. Relojo-Howell said he had contacted both the Directory of Open Access Journals (DOAJ) and Thomson-Reuters, but they indicated that they would expect journals to be up and running for closer to five years before they would register them. Finding peer-reviewers. My colleagues who edit traditional journals have described to me the challenges of finding peer-reviewers. While Williams and Relojo-Howell suggested this could also be challenging with new, open access journals, Williams suggested a personal touch could help support a positive response rate. “We approach academics who are working closely in the field of the article, and send personal requests. 60 or 70 per cent of the time, they agree”. Clarify that you are a genuine academic ground-roots initiative. Unfortunately, at the same time that the genuine open-access field is growing, the number of predatory journals is proliferating at great speed. In a previous post, I clarify the warning signs of academic spam emails. However, if your potential contributors are concerned, let them know that the first clear distinction is that predatory journals ask for large sums of money and usually offer to rush through submissions at great speed. The second clear distinction is your academic board. You can signpost potential contributors to contact your board members for reassurances, if they are concerned. Both Williams and Relojo-Howell admitted that their journals were time consuming and offered no financial benefits. However, what is clear is that starting these journals offers significant job satisfaction. As Williams said, “I saw it as a real problem – I wanted to help other graduating PhD music students… I don’t think I have reaped any rewards for myself, but I do know a lot of people now. It’s great for networking”. Similarly, for Relojo-Howell, the reward lies in contributing towards open science: “I wanted to demonstrate that dissemination of science can be reconstructed to become more democratic – a science that is shared for wider consumption”. Dr Judith Johnson is a Clinical Psychologist and Associate Professor at the University of Leeds. She researches into psychological wellbeing and communication, with a focus on the healthcare workforce. Tweets by DrJTJohnson Videos from youtube.com/c/judithjohnsonphd Case study clinical example: Session with a client with Bipolar Disorder (fluctuations in mood) Overcoming barriers to accessing healthcare: An interview on the challenges of using the NHS How to become a psychological therapist without completing an undergraduate psychology … Ten tips for aspiring Clinical Psychologists © 2023 Judith Johnson PhD

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Zachary Marks - Chief Real Estate Officer Chief Real Estate Officer Zachary Marks, Chief Real Estate Officer, joined HOC in 2013. In this role, he is responsible for HOC’s property-related activities, including: real estate acquisitions and development, property maintenance, property management, and asset management. Mr. Marks has more than fifteen years of experience in real estate and previously worked at both private for-profit and non-profit firms, covering more than a dozen major markets throughout the United States. While at HOC, he led the conversion of HOC's Public Housing portfolio via the Rental Assistance Demonstration (RAD) program, comprising of eight in-place renovation conversions, as well as four off-site new-construction conversions, which culminated in more than $340 million in HOC-led transactions and $60 million in partner-led RAD transactions. During his tenure at HOC, Mr. Marks has led the entitlement, design, and financing of more than $860 million in transactions – including $320 million in renovation projects, comprising 1,882 units; $308 million in new construction projects underway, comprising 741 units; $203 million in acquisitions consummated, comprising 1,362 units; and $28 million in LIHTC (Low-Income Housing Tax Credit) limited partner interests acquired, comprising 583 units. Mr. Marks is a graduate of the University of Richmond with a Bachelor of Arts in Journalism, holds a Master’s in Education from Johns Hopkins University, and an MBA with a concentration in Real Estate from the University of North Carolina Kenan Flagler Business School. Prior to his MBA, he taught English for three years at Wootton High School in Rockville, MD.

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Did Elizabeth tolerate Catholics? Did Queen Elizabeth allow Catholics? Was Queen Elizabeth religiously tolerant? What religion did Elizabeth support? What was the Catholic challenge to Elizabeth? Why did Catholics not like Elizabeth? When was Catholicism banned in England? Why did Elizabeth execute Mary? Which members of the royal family are Catholic? Is England Catholic or Protestant? Who aimed to restore Catholicism in England? Who was a greater threat to Elizabeth Puritans or Catholics? Who was the greatest threat to Elizabeth’s Religious Settlement? How many Catholics were executed in Elizabeth’s reign? What did Catholics believe in the Elizabethan era? Are there any Catholic nobility in England? Why did England stop being Catholic? How did Queen Elizabeth 1 change the religion? What problems did Elizabeth face on becoming queen? Did Mary ever meet Elizabeth? Can British royal marry a Catholic? Are the Windsors Catholic? What religion was Queen Elizabeth the First? Was Elizabeth the first a Protestant? Is Scotland Protestant or Catholic? Are Scots Catholic? When did England switch from Catholic to Protestant? When did England become Catholic again? Did Pope Francis attend Queen Elizabeth’s funeral? What did the pope do to Elizabeth in 1570? Why did Catholics oppose Elizabeth? Why did Catholics challenge Elizabeth’s rule? Why did the Puritans not like Elizabeth? How did Elizabeth deal with Puritanism? How were Catholics executed in England? What was the Elizabethan view of religion? What is the most Catholic country in the world? Is Edinburgh Catholic or Protestant? What percentage of UK is Catholic? Why do Catholics separate from Anglican? Elizabeth’s religious views were very tolerant of the times in which she lived. She had her own beliefs and convictions, but she also believed in tolerating the views of others and sincerely believed that Catholics and Protestants were basically of the same fair. Elizabeth could go to church without feeling guilty or disloyal to their beliefs because Catholics believed in her religious reconciliation, and she could challenge Catholics who held secret services in their homes to a tournament with Katlend I. Queen Elizabeth II’s life commitment to interfaith dialogue was unparalleled, says the Holy Cross professor of religious studies. Queen Elizabeth II recognized that Britain was a multi-city nation and was dedicated in her work to focus on religious tolerance and dialogue among pagans. Because Elizabeth was Protestant, England didddge the authority of the Pope in Rome. The English monarch was the overall leader of the Church of England, but not its spiritual authority. Catholic opposition after 157 In 1570, the Pope issued a papal excommunication against Elizabeth, actively encouraging Catholics to oppose her. This led to a series of stops against Elizabeth, where Elizabeth was to be repeated with her Catholic cousin, the Scottish queen. Catholics viewed Mary as the rightful Queen of England. In 1570, the Pope produced a Pope of Excommunication in which Elizabeth was said to have been excommunicated (abandoned) by the Catholic Church and ordered Catholics not to oppose her. This meant that by the 1580s Elizabeth was under threat from the Catholic Church. IT\'S INTERESTING: How do you grow a church from scratch? 1.1 Reforms Catholic Mass became illegal in England in 1559 under Queen Elizabeth’s Act of Uniformity. Catholic rites then became a clandestine and dangerous practice, and heavy penalties were imposed on those known as evaders who refused to attend Anglican services. Elizabeth’s advisors wanted her to execute Mary “to secure the life of the Queen of England and the well-being of the Crown of England, and especially to stabilize religion,” as the MacDeburg pamphlet states . Thus, the Duke of Kent did not lose his place in the order of succession to the English throne. Since then, the couple’s second son, Sir Nicholas, grandson Sir Downpatrick, and granddaughter Lady Marina have also become Catholics. The state religion of England is Christianity, and the Church of England is its largest constituent area. The Church of England is neither fully Reformed (Protestant) nor fully Catholic. The monarch of England is the Supreme Patriarch of the Church. The reign of Charles I (1625 – 1649) saw a small Catholic revival in England, especially among the upper classes. The Puritans posed more of a threat to Elizabeth I than the Catholics.” We appreciate the validity of this view. The hostile international political climate made Catholic dissent in England more threatening by allowing rebels to gain foreign support and leading to plots against Elizabeth’s life . The Puritans were strict Protestants and wanted to “purify” the Church and remove all traces of the Catholic faith. When Mary I, a Catholic, was queen, many fled abroad, but began to return when Elizabeth, a Protestant, ascended the throne. Campion was one of about 130 priests executed for religious treason during Elizabeth’s reign. An additional 60 lay supporters were also murdered. Torture was more frequent than during any other period of English rule. Elizabethan Catholics firmly believed that priests were the link between God and the people and that popes were appointed by God. For example, the Howards, some members of which are known as Fitzalan Howard, Duke of Norfolk, are the highest ranking non-royal family in England and hold the hereditary title of Earl Marshal, but are considered the most prominent Catholic family in England. When Pope Clement VII refused to approve the annulment of Henry’s marriage to Catherine of Aragon, the English Parliament, at Henry’s insistence, passed a series of laws separating the Church of England from the Roman hierarchy, making the English monarch the English sovereign in 1534. IT\'S INTERESTING: What time is it good to pray? Upon ascending the throne, Queen Elizabeth returned England to Protestantism. This broke with the policy of her predecessor and half-sister, Mary I, a Catholic monarch who had sought to eliminate Protestants from English society with impunity. Elizabeth assumed power in 1558 and inherited issues concerning religion, poverty, and foreign policy. She became queen after the deaths of both her brother Edward VI (1537-1553) and sister Mary I (1516-1558). Elizabeth I, Queen of England, and Mary, Queen of Scots, were two of the greatest and most legendary rivals in recorded history, though they never actually met. Fast forward to 2013, and a law was passed that went into effect in 2015, allowing the royal heir to marry a Roman Catholic. However, according to the requirements of Church doctrine and history, it remains impossible for a Roman Catholic to ascend the throne. When Mary I attempted to revive Roman Catholicism in England, her sister, Elizabeth I, declared herself “Supreme Patriarch” of the Church of England when she succeeded to the throne in 1558. . Elizabeth was the daughter of Henry VIII and his second wife, Anne Boleyn, who was executed at the age of two. Anne and Henry’s marriage was annulled and Elizabeth was declared illegitimate. House of Tudor Father Henry VIII, King of England Mother Anne Boleyn Religion Anglican Church In the mid-to-late 16th century, there was a deep division in England between Catholics and Protestants. Her sister Mary was Catholic and governed as such, but Elizabeth was Protestant and tried to convert the whole country . 2.11 Thus, when asked about their religious identity, 30% of Scots consider themselves Protestant and 15% consider themselves Catholic. 2 Religion, Football, and Social Ties. (Roman Catholic) 14 15 Other Christian/ Christian but not Catholic or Protestant 11 15 Religions other than Christianity. 5 5 In the 2011 census, 16% of the Scottish population described themselves as Catholic, compared to 32% who belonged to the Church of Scotland. Catholic Church in Scotland Ex. c. 200s: Christianity in British Rome 400s: Medieval Christianity Separation Church of Scotland Members 841,053 (2011) Henry VIII was the first monarch to introduce a new state religion in England. In 1532, he wanted to annul his marriage to his wife, Catherine of Aragon. When Pope Clement VII refused to agree to the annulment, Henry VIII decided to separate all of England from the Roman Catholic Church. However, when Edward’s half-sister Mary succeeded to the throne in 1553, she persecuted Protestants and embraced traditional Roman Catholic ideals. However, after Elizabeth I took the title of queen in 1558, the Anglican Church was restored. IT\'S INTERESTING: What are the consequences of the first sin? Pope Francis said he would not attend the funeral and would instead send a senior representative from the Vatican. In 1570, Pope Pius V issued the Bull Regnum Excelsis, excommunicating Queen Elizabeth I, stripping her of her right to rule, and releasing her subjects from subjection. The new pope, Pius V, did not like Elizabeth. Like all Catholics, he believed she was illegitimate and therefore had no right to the throne of England. Catholics believed that the true queen of the land was Mary Queen of Scots. Some Catholics especially believed that Elizabeth was illegitimate and should not be queen of England, but Mary was the real queen. Most were satisfied with Elizabeth’s religious settlement, but not the Puritans, who believed that the Reformation should go further and create a truly radical Puritan Church. They believed that Elizabeth had made too many sacrifices to the Roman Catholics in making the settlements. Elizabeth responded to the challenge of Puritanism by arresting Edmund Grindal, Archbishop of Canterbury, and replacing him with John Whitgift. In response, a law was passed in 1571 making it treason to be a Jesuit, a Catholic, or under the authority of the Pope, including harboring a Catholic priest. At the time, the standard punishment for all persons convicted of treason was execution by hanging, drawing and quartering. Some Elizabethans were strong supporters of the Protestant Reformation, some were staunch Catholics, some were conflicted, and some still practiced an even stricter form of Christianity, Puritanism. The countries with the highest percentages of Church members in their populations are Vatican City at 100% and East Timor at 97%. Twelve percent of Edinburgh residents describe themselves as Catholic. There are no Catholic-dominated zip code areas, but there are several areas where Catholics are a substantial group within the community, roughly equivalent to those who call themselves Protestant. — About 5.2 million Catholics live in England and Wales, representing about 9.6% of the population, and about 700,000, or about 14%, live in Scotland. Catholics in Northern Ireland belong to the All-Ireland Catholic Church. The Anglican Church began when Henry VIII split from the Roman Catholic Church in 1534. The Anglican Communion consists of 46 independent churches, of which the Anglican Church in the United States is one.

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Six advantages of studying at a Catholic high school include Students are more likely to graduate from college. Students who graduate from Catholic high schools are more likely to graduate from college. Higher average SAT scores. Higher reading and math scores. Lower tuition than other private schools. Service oriented. Gender options. #1 – Catholic elementary schools provide an education that combines Catholic faith and teaching with academic excellence. #2 – We provide a safe and comfortable environment for all. #3 – We partner with parents in the education and faith formation of their children. #4 – We teach our children respect for self and others. Only the Catholic faith can provide the practical wisdom, common sense, consistent theology, and thorough philosophy that lead to the full happiness and flourishing of the human person. But in all of her beautiful theology and philosophy, it is important to emphasize that the Catholic faith is not just a system of thought. a. Catholic schools strive to be places of faith community, belonging, growth, and service. These characteristics are not limited to one part of the school and require a common effort. The school’s beliefs, values, and practices define its truth and distinctive offer in learning. IT\'S INTERESTING: What part of speech is Bible? Catholic Social Education. Human Life and Dignity. Calls on family, community and participation. Rights and responsibilities. Preferred option for the poor. Dignity of work and workers’ rights. Solidarity. Caring for God’s creation. Faith schools generally achieve better exam results than their counterparts, with Roman Catholic schools doing particularly well. In general, Roman Catholicism differs from other Christian churches and sects in its beliefs about the sacraments, the role of Scripture and tradition, the importance of the Virgin Mary and the saints, and the Pope. However, the elements of Catholicism that are most important to Catholics-personal relationship with Jesus, belief in the Resurrection, and working to help the poor-are also those most commonly cited by cultural Catholics. (ˈkæθəlɪkSkuːl) Education. Schools that include instruction in the Roman Catholic faith against the curriculum, often with teachers who are nuns or monks ks. We insist on quality education for all children as a matter of justice. We affirm the right and responsibility of each parent to direct the education of his or her child. We support an outstanding K-12 education corps that serves all students in California. Evolution of Catholic Schools Catholic schools in the United States and elsewhere teach evolution as part of their science curriculum. They teach that evolution happens and that modern evolutionary integration occurs. This is a scientific theory that explains how evolution proceeds. Catholic schools compete for students. Catholic schools must compete with public schools for students because all children are entitled to a free public education. Many families appreciate the religious aspect of Catholic education and enroll their children regardless of other considerations. First social education proclaims respect for human life, one of the world’s most basic needs, distorted by greed and selfishness. The Catholic Church teaches that all human life is sacred and that human dignity is the foundation of all social teaching. As a whole, Catholic culture is one of family and faith. There is a strong focus on the nuclear family with the mother and father joining in marriage. The family is symbolically structured as an expression of faith. Every Catholic home should be considered a microcosm of the Church in its structure. The main purpose of faith schools is to teach regular school subjects, but with a focus on the spirit of their faith. This is often a priority for religious parents who want their children to understand and love their religion and see it in everything they do. Church schools are generally more reputable than secular schools because there are clear moral guidelines that children are expected to follow. This reduces behavior problems and creates an environment conducive to both teaching and learning. Gospel Values Hope. Forgiveness. IT\'S INTERESTING: How can I repay the Lord Scripture? Catholic Education Association of the Philippines It is consistent with the National Development Goals expressed in the Philippine Constitution and contributes to the achievement of the objective of “full human development” through a Catholic orientation in accordance with the norms of the Church. You must attend Mass on Sundays and Holy Days of Obligation. You must confess your sins at least once a year. You must humbly accept the Creator in communion at least during the Easter season. You must observe the prescribed days of fasting and abstinence from alcohol. The most common symbol of our faith is the cross – a cross in the form of the body of Jesus Christ. According to the Bible, Jesus died for the sins of the world, so the cross is a symbol of sacrifice and atonement. The cross is found wherever there is a Catholic presence. 1) Attend Mass on the obligatory Lord’s Day and Holy Days. 2) To fast and abstain on the appointed days. 3) To confess at least once a year. The main teachings of the Catholic Church are （God’s concern for the individual human being, who (through prayer) can enter into a relationship with God. The Trinity; the divinity of Jesus. The immortality of each human soul; each is responsible for his or her own actions after death… Since the country was predominantly Protestant in the 19th century, there was anti-Catholic sentiment associated with the mass immigration from Catholic Ireland since the 1840s, and a sense that Catholic children should be educated in public schools to become Americans. There is no true professional requirement that “all teachers in Catholic schools must be Catholic. Math, science, or physical education teachers of no religion or another religion should normally be treated equally in the application process and given the same rights as Catholic teachers. The philosophy of Catholic education reveals an interest in education that combines sound knowledge and skills with holistic personal development rooted in Christian values. Such education involves a high level of interpersonal relationships between teacher and student. How to Become a Better Catholic: It May Be Easier Than You Think Live one day at a time. This sounds easy. Learn more about God and your Catholic faith. Teach your children about God. Learn more about the saints. Trust in God. Invite God into your life. According to a new survey commissioned by the Church of Scotland, most people who stop attending church services still believe in God. Many of those who have stopped attending church are choosing to express their faith in new ways, says the National Church of Scotland. The Catholic position on contraception was formalized and expressed by Pope Paul VI’s Humae vitae in 1968. IT\'S INTERESTING: Is Peter the head of the church? Catholics view death as a change, not an end. The physical body dies (buried or cremated), but we receive a spiritual resurrection body and the possibility of eternal life with God. Their own actions. There will be a final judgment where the entire creation will be judged. New Orleans, Louisiana. Given that so many private schools are Catholic, it is not surprising that New Orleans tops the list of metropolitan areas with the highest private school enrollment. Monetary contributions by the Church come from Catholics throughout the country. Catholics not only pay taxes, they also give generously to the Church and help fund Catholic schools. Catholic schools are inclusive. 1. the Church – In my opinion, the best way to meet good Catholic women is through your parish. Find a parish with respect and strong catechesis. Quality women seem to be attracted to holiness, truth and beauty. Next, get involved in the community life of your parish. The Catholic Church declares that human life is sacred and that human dignity is the foundation of its moral vision for society. This belief is the foundation of all our social teaching principles. The Catholic vision of peace consists of (1) human rights, (2) development, (3) solidarity, and (4) world order, but until recently has not focused on conflict resolution and transformation. The Vatican Declaration has in recent years focused more attention on nonviolence and a fair analysis of downplaying. Catholics in the United States are racially and ethnically diverse. About six-sixths of Catholic adults are white, one-third are Latino, and a smaller share identify as black, Asian American, or other racial and ethnic groups. In general, Roman Catholicism differs from other Christian churches and denominations in its beliefs about the sacraments, the role of Scripture and tradition, the importance of the Virgin Mary and the saints, and the pope. Learn more about the importance of the saints in the Roman Catholic faith. Academic research consistently reveals that religious schools actually do not perform better than other schools when students’ backgrounds are taken into account.” What are the pros and cons of attending a religious college? PRO: Students are part of a strong campus community. CON: Students have limited exposure to other viewpoints. PRO: Students benefit from a more intimate learning environment. CON: Students pay more for a better learning atmosphere. Religious education can offer benefits far beyond a strong sense of faith. Highly regarded general scholars, a community of friends, teachers, and clergy who share the same moral foundation, and a stable environment that allows all to learn, grow, and prosper all make for a positive and exciting school experience.

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An impact penetrometer for a landing spacecraft Lorenz, Ralph D., Bannister, M., Daniell, P.M., Krysinski, Z., Leese, M.R., Miller, Rosalind, Newton, G., Rabbetts, P., Willett, D.M., Zarnecki, John C. and others. (hide) (1994) An impact penetrometer for a landing spacecraft. Measurement Science & Technology, 5 (9). pp. 1033-1041. ISSN 0957-0233. (doi:10.1088/0957-0233/5/9/001) (The full text of this publication is not currently available from this repository. You may be able to access a copy if URLs are provided) (KAR id:19868) Official URL http://dx.doi.org/10.1088/0957-0233/5/9/001 The design, development and calibration of an impact force transducer or penetrometer, for use on the Huygens spacecraft scheduled to land on the surface of Saturn's moon Titan, is described, The thumb-sized transducer employs a piezoelectric sensing element and is capable of working at cryogenic temperatures. Use of the sensor on a spacecraft imposes several reliability and safety constraints, as well as the desire to minimize mass (the sensor mass is 15 g). The impact force profile, measured at 10 kHz by the sensor, allows estimation of the density and cohesion of the surface material, and its particle size distribution. Sample profiles for terrestrial materials (sand, gravel and clay) are given. 10.1088/0957-0233/5/9/001 T Technology > TA Engineering (General). Civil engineering (General) > TA165 Engineering instruments, meters etc. Industrial instrumentation Divisions > Division of Computing, Engineering and Mathematical Sciences > School of Engineering and Digital Arts O.O. Odanye Lorenz, Ralph D.:

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I'm a retired 747 captain for Northwest/Delta Airlines. I started flying in high school in Gainesville, Florida. I graduated from Colorado State University in 1976 with a Bachelor of Science degree in Microbiology/Environmental Health. I live on a ranch in eastern Oregon under the PGE Biglow wind project. We farm 10,000 soft, white, winter wheat. My photos represent my travels and my life. They are a small sampling of my collection. If you don't see want you want, ask me - I just might have it in storage, or I can adjust a photo to meet your needs. I have the prices set at $10 a photo, but some may be purchased for less depending on your needs. My lightbox Selection is empty. Kathy McCullough Photography

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Customers complain tree removal company scamming customers to get more cash by: Emily Allen Posted: Sep 23, 2018 / 08:52 PM MDT Updated: Sep 23, 2018 / 08:53 PM MDT NORTHGLENN, Colo. — A homeowner said a tree removal company tried to scam her into paying more money to remove a tree from her yard after she already paid for the job up front. Customers reported similar complaints to the Better Business Bureau. Virginia Schneck said Bernard’s Landscaping and Tree Removal was going door-to-door in her neighborhood. She was interested in getting branches removed from the silver maple tree in her front yard and agreed to hire the company. According to her contract, Schneck paid $1,400 for the tree’s removal. It said in the contract that there would be no additional costs outside the specified amount in the contract. The document shows Schneck and the company’s owner, Anthony Bernard, signed the contract. Schneck took pictures as the crew began cutting down the tree in her front yard. Schneck said about 10 feet of the tree are still planted in the ground and logs are piled up on the grass. Bernard checked back in and said he didn’t have the right saw for the job. She said he asked her to pay an additional $200 and he’d return in a few weeks to complete the work. “My gosh, I have already paid enough,” said Schneck. “Why would you even stop at a house and look at a tree if you don’t have the equipment to take care of it? That wasn’t my fault that he didn’t take it down.” Bernard’s Landscaping and Tree Removal Service has an “F” rating with the Better Business Bureau. Complaints filed by customers through the site detail similar experiences to what Schneck said she went through. One customer said the company asked for an additional $300 outside the agreed-upon amount to “buy a rope” and then another $200 to “pay the guys.” Another customer said he paid in full, but Bernard’s team only worked on two of the three trees they agreed on. A different complaint said Bernard asked for all the money upfront to pay to “repair a trailer.” The customer said he paid the amount in full, then Bernard’s team never returned to finish the job. Bernard said he had asked Schneck to pay an additional $200 to remove more of the stump. On Monday, Bernard completed the work for Schneck at no additional cost. Schneck said she hopes her experience reminds others to be cautious. “I just want to warn people. I guess I shouldn’t have written the check because he wasn’t finished, but he did it and I regret it,” said Schneck.

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42nd Annual Men’s Seven-A-Side Mercantile Hockey Tournament 2018. JKH emerged Runners-up at the 42nd Annual Men’s Seven-A-Side Mercantile Hockey Tournament (C division) on October 21 2018. The final was played against Seylan Bank PLC.

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Keiser University’s Bachelor of Science in Integrated Marketing and Communications trains professionals in planning and managing communication within the marketing process, public relations, and organizational, corporate, and institutional communication. They learn to handle different tools that allow them to understand market needs and consumer behavior to develop the most effective strategy, establish distribution channels and determine the product’s viability and positioning. Students will also learn to apply the theories and practices of marketing and communication in the workplace, locally and globally. Apply the fundamental concepts of communication theory and practice. Propose marketing strategies for organizations, considering a competitive and globalizedenvironment. Know the specific characteristics of the digital consumer. Propose business marketing plans and projects for market development and promoting innovation and entrepreneurship. Download13 MB

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Opinion: Kent State isn’t perfect, but you can help Jody Michael Jody Michael is the opinion editor for the Daily Kent Stater. Contact him at [email protected]. I’d like to extend a warm welcome to all new Kent State students. College is a really important time in your life, so hopefully you will find this to be a great place to work toward your degree. For what it’s worth, I’ve never regretted my decision to enroll here. That said, while you’ve surely heard lots of people tell you how great Kent State is, by no means is it a perfect university. It has plenty of irritating flaws and drawbacks, and you deserve advance notice of those things as well. For example, by now you have probably paid your tuition. It was really expensive. Unfortunately, it is almost certain to get even worse each year you’re here because the university continues to spend money on unimportant stuff knowing we have to pay for it. Do you see that construction project happening in front of the Student Center? When it’s done, it will be a green space. Before construction began, that area was — wait for it — green space. We spent $2.8 million to turn green space into green space. Well, most of it was already green space. Some of it used to be part of the adjacent parking lot. So if ever you have trouble finding an open spot where your permit allows you to park (which is a common occurrence), just thank our intelligent administrators. By the way, our university president is Lester Lefton. He’s been here since 2006, and the changes here under his tenure have been a mixed bag. On the bright side, we now have the second-highest enrollment among Ohio universities. Lefton’s administration has also spent several million dollars to contribute to ongoing downtown redevelopment, and that investment could be rewarding. It will assuredly allow the land to be put to better use, attract more business and bring more people to the city and university than a stupid green space ever could. But the biggest blemish on Lefton’s record is that even when student tuition rates rise — which has happened all three years I’ve been here — he receives a bonus. The university can’t balance its budget, forces you to pay more and then hands an extra $100,000 to the president anyway. This act of ignorance is an annual occurrence thanks to our dependable Board of Trustees defying all common sense to unanimously vote in favor of his bonus each summer. It gets worse. Last year, the Board voted to rename our basketball court in honor of graduate and donor Jason Cope. No one told the trustees the government has fined Cope more than $19 million for selling fraudulent stocks worth $8.7 million. Oops. In April, Kent State’s professors’ union nearly went on strike after Lefton’s administration had repeatedly violated its bargaining agreement with the faculty. Spend frivolously on things you can’t afford, lie about the past of your donors and show blatant disregard for the professors who educate us: That’s excellence in action. Expecting any university to be flawless would be irrational, but these actions by our administrators are appallingly evil. They get away with it because not enough students care to get outraged, but you should. This is what affects your tuition costs and the quality of your education and career preparation. I don’t intend to mortify you and make you want to drop out. Rather, here’s an opportunity to make a difference. If you become aware of something you want the university to change, you have plenty of options. Contact someone in the administration — all their email addresses are in the FlashLine directory. Write letters to the Stater. Campaign for an Undergraduate Student Government position. Organize a protest (like the several we had this past spring in response to the announced tuition hikes). Attend a Board of Trustees meeting. College requires a lot of time, money and energy, so we all want to make the best of it. But students can’t fix all Kent State’s problems by themselves. So it’s more important than ever to make your voice heard when you see an opportunity to make Kent State a better place. Plus, your impact might benefit not just yourself: It might benefit everyone.

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TechMoney A Basic Introduction to Blockchain Technology It’s no secret that blockchain technology is difficult to grasp. It can be difficult to grasp exactly how blockchains work, what they perform, or how they can be used, especially if you aren’t highly tech-savvy. Fortunately, thinking about blockchain technology in basic terms might still help you comprehend how it works. So, let’s have a look at how blockchains work in detail. What Is a Blockchain and How Does It Work? Because blockchains are virtual, they do not have a physical form. We have, however, created a simple illustration to help folks better grasp how they work. A line of blocks is depicted in the diagram above, each storing data in the form of a distributed ledger. This is simply a database that can be accessed by many devices or institutions, with data being shared rather than duplicated or transmitted. This ledger’s blocks are ordered in chronological sequence. The parties with whom a blockchain’s information is communicated are referred to as nodes. Each block has various different properties, such as the previous block’s hash (or unique algorithm) and its own hash (which passes on to the next block in the chain). Each block must have its hash, but it can also contain any other information that the network’s creators deem necessary. However, we will not delve too deeply into the contents of a block at this time. Blockchains can be public or private and reside in a peer-to-peer network (as evidenced by their distributed structure). All users on a private blockchain are anonymous. They aren’t in a public blockchain. You can also have consortium blockchains, which allow for the existence of numerous organizations and their data or assets. So, now that we know what a blockchain is, let’s have a look at how they work. What Are Blockchains and How Do They Work? A block records any movement of an item within the blockchain, commonly known as a transaction. Each block and transaction are added in an irreversible manner, ensuring that the chain is totally accurate. When a blockchain’s initial block is formed, its hash is also created at the same time. More blocks are required to continue documenting these transactions, which would be impossible without the assistance of miners. Miners contribute to the growth of a blockchain by mining new blocks. A miner creates a new hash and adds it to the chain by adding data to a new block. To validate blocks and assure their accuracy, a miner must solve a mathematical equation. When a mining node creates a new block, it is sent to all other nodes (or users) on the network immediately (in other words, it is distributed). The nodes are then in charge of validating the block’s transaction. The proof of work mechanism refers to the complete process. The data within each block is secure and immutable thanks to this mechanism and the blockchain’s structure. Because blockchains are difficult to hack, they are becoming increasingly popular in data storage. This is due to the cryptographic signature that each transaction possesses, which is always the same. Blockchain Technology’s Applications What’s intriguing about blockchain technology is that it’s incredibly adaptable, allowing us to apply it to a variety of businesses. Of course, blockchain technology is best known for recording transactions in the bitcoin market. However, blockchain technology is currently being used in a variety of other fields. Blockchains are now being used in real estate, medical data storage, voting systems, and a variety of other industries. Microsoft, Amazon, and J.P. Morgan are just a few of the large corporations that embrace blockchain technology. It has an almost limitless number of applications. The Blockchain Has a Bright Future Whether or not cryptocurrencies survives the next few decades, blockchains will likely continue to serve in a variety of capacities. They are a top choice for a variety of businesses due to their ability to deliver better security and a transparent, trustworthy data network. Who knows, blockchain technology might one day supplant all other data storing and record-keeping methods. How to reinstall my Xbox Series games after its been reset? The Best Sites to Find Entry-Level Remote Jobs For Students and Others Understanding the eCommerce Business 15 Things You Didn’t Know about eCommerce industry 10 Best Affiliate Marketing Programs For Beginners To Make Money 3 characteristics wealthy retirees have in common Lyna Patel Lyna Patel, writer and avid reader with a love for exploring the human experience through my writing. I believe that writing is not just about putting words on a page, it's about capturing the essence of what it means to be human. I strive to create stories that are both honest and authentic, that reveal the beauty and complexity of the human experience in all its forms. I believe that writing has the power to connect us with others, to bring us closer together, and to help us understand ourselves and the world around us. Niam Patel Niam Patel, a writer who is always seeking to learn and grow, both as a storyteller and as a person. I believe that writing is not just about expressing oneself, but about constantly challenging oneself and pushing the boundaries of what's possible. I strive to create work that is both original and thought-provoking, that pushes the limits of what's possible with the written word. I believe that writing has the power to change the world, and I am honored to be a part of that tradition. https://kewiki.com/author/niam/ New Google Meet Comes Up With Live Translations Lyna Patel and Niam Patelhttps://kewiki.com/author/patel/%3Fmolongui_byline=true%26mca=https://kewiki.com/author/niam/

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… in Translation Culture, Language I have to admit being completely hooked on ABC’s TV series Lost. One of the amazing things about the show is that the writers and producers have taken a real risk by having so much dialog in Korean. That’s why I was interested to read this interview with Daniel Dae Kim, one of the show’s stars. It turns out that in the episode, “.. in Translation” over half the dialog was in Korean, with English subtitles. It is hard to underestimate how groundbreaking this is. America is a country where movie studios will pay millions to remake a foreign language film rather than risk loosing money by promoting the original language version. Trailers for foreign language films are always overdubbed so as not to scare off potential viewers (although I’m happy to say that is now changing). I’m often convinced that foreign language films would do fine if the studios would spend serious money promoting them — and it would be far cheaper than making a lousy remake — so I’m glad to see that one of the top rated shows on broadcast television is willing to take such a risk. Yoon-jin Kim is already a big star in Korea, and I remember hearing somewhere that the show’s creators wrote the part for her. Although she was raised in the US, it seems her Korean is better than Daniel Dae Kim, who worries about his American accent, although it doesn’t seem to bother most Koreans, who are happy to see Korean characters featured so prominently on American TV. More information on Lost via the unofficial fan site. {Lost, ABC, Daniel Dae Kim, Yoon-jin Kim, Korean}

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Archee – Creative Agency & Portfolio WordPress Theme Archee is a beautifully designed, versatile, and feature-rich WordPress theme that is perfect for creative agencies and freelancers looking to showcase their portfolio and services in an eye-catching and professional manner. With a clean and modern design, Archee offers a wide range of customization options and features that allow you to create a unique and personalized website that truly reflects your brand. In this review, we will take a closer look at what makes Archee such a great choice for creative agencies and freelancers. Design and Customization Services and Team Here are some common features that a “Archee – Creative Agency & Portfolio WordPress Theme” might include: The first thing that stands out about Archee is its sleek and modern design. The theme features a clean and minimalist layout that puts the focus on your portfolio and services, making it easy for potential clients to find what they are looking for. 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This allows you to showcase the people behind your business and give potential clients a more personal look at your team. For those who are looking to sell products or services online, Archee also includes e-commerce functionality, making it easy to set up an online store and start selling. The theme is compatible with WooCommerce, one of the most popular e-commerce plugins for WordPress, making it easy to add products, manage orders, and process payments. In addition, the theme includes a range of e-commerce features, including product categories, product tags, and product filtering, making it easy for potential clients to find what they are looking for. You can also choose to display your products in a grid or list view, and add additional information, such as product descriptions, pricing information, and product images, making it easy to provide potential clients with all the information they need to make an informed purchase. Customizable Design: The theme should allow users to easily customize the look and feel of their website, including the color scheme, font styles, and layout. Responsive Layout: The theme should be designed to adjust to different screen sizes, ensuring that it looks good on desktop computers, laptops, tablets, and smartphones. Portfolio Display: The theme should provide an attractive and functional way to display a portfolio of creative work, including images, videos, and descriptions. Easy Navigation: The theme should have a clear and intuitive navigation structure, making it easy for visitors to find what they’re looking for. Blog Integration: The theme should include options for integrating a blog into the website, allowing the user to share updates, news, and other content with their audience. Custom Widgets: The theme may include custom widgets for adding additional functionality to the site, such as social media links, contact forms, and more. 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Miker – Movie and Film Studio WordPress Theme Miker is a Movie and Film Studio WordPress Theme that is designed to offer a comprehensive platform for film makers, movie production companies, and anyone else who wants to create a professional online presence. This theme has been created with a focus on simplicity, functionality, and aesthetics, making it an ideal choice for both novice and experienced website builders. One of the standout features of Miker is its fully responsive design. This means that your website will look and function just as well on desktop computers as it will on mobile devices, providing a seamless user experience for your visitors. The theme also includes a range of pre-designed templates, so you can choose one that closely matches your vision for your site. This can be further customized using the included page builder, which allows you to add and arrange elements such as text, images, and videos with ease. Another key feature of Miker is the integration with the popular WooCommerce plugin. This enables you to create a fully functional online store, where visitors can purchase products, merchandise, or tickets to events. You can even create a VIP membership system, where visitors can receive special discounts and benefits by becoming a member of your site. The theme also includes a powerful gallery system, which makes it easy to showcase images and videos of your film projects. You can create and manage unlimited galleries, and you can even create custom albums to showcase your work in a unique way. Additionally, Miker includes an events management system, which allows you to create and manage events, such as movie premiers, and display them on your site. The theme’s design is clean and modern, making it easy to create an eye-catching and professional-looking website. The theme includes a range of custom widgets, such as social media integration, an email sign-up form, and custom post types, all of which can be easily configured and arranged using the included widgets area. Miker is also fully compatible with a range of popular plugins, including Gravity Forms, Contact Form 7, and Jetpack. This means that you can add a range of additional functionality to your site, such as custom forms, advanced analytics, and a powerful backup and security system. One of the biggest advantages of using Miker is the level of support available. The theme’s developers offer extensive documentation, as well as a dedicated support forum, where you can ask questions and receive help from other users. Additionally, you can receive support from the developers themselves, who are always on hand to help with any questions or issues you may encounter. Miker is a feature-rich WordPress theme specifically designed for movie and film studios. Some of the key features of this theme include: Fully Responsive Design: The theme is fully responsive, which means your website will look and function just as well on desktop computers as it will on mobile devices. Pre-Designed Templates: The theme includes a range of pre-designed templates, so you can choose one that closely matches your vision for your site. Page Builder: The included page builder allows you to add and arrange elements such as text, images, and videos with ease, giving you complete control over the look and feel of your site. WooCommerce Integration: Miker is fully integrated with the popular WooCommerce plugin, allowing you to create a fully functional online store and sell products, merchandise, or tickets to events. Gallery System: The theme includes a powerful gallery system, making it easy to showcase images and videos of your film projects. Events Management: The events management system allows you to create and manage events, such as movie premiers, and display them on your site. Clean and Modern Design: The theme’s design is clean and modern, making it easy to create an eye-catching and professional-looking website. Custom Widgets: The theme includes a range of custom widgets, such as social media integration, an email sign-up form, and custom post types, all of which can be easily configured and arranged using the included widgets area. Compatible with Popular Plugins: Miker is fully compatible with a range of popular plugins, including Gravity Forms, Contact Form 7, and Jetpack. Excellent Support: The theme’s developers offer extensive documentation, as well as a dedicated support forum and personal support, ensuring you have access to the help you need. Overall, Miker is a comprehensive and versatile WordPress theme that offers a range of features designed to help you create a professional and engaging online presence for your movie or film production company. In conclusion, Miker is an excellent choice for anyone looking to create a professional online presence for their movie or film production company. The theme is fully responsive, includes a range of pre-designed templates, and is fully integrated with WooCommerce, making it easy to create an online store. The design is clean and modern, and the theme is fully compatible with a range of popular plugins. The level of support offered by the developers is also excellent, making it an ideal choice for both novice and experienced website builders.

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leviathan smiles Rev. Sekou Brings KtB on TV March 11, 2010/KtBniks Yesterday, Rev. Sekou went on the fabulous GritTV to talk about what he’d seen in Haiti, he brought along his latest KtB article, “Dear god,” which appears on screen at the beginning of his segment. It’s a great chance to hear more from him about what he saw in the rubble. Take it away, Rev.:

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Published April 19, 2005 at 5:00 AM PDT Last weekend I went to the Celtic Festival, which was also called the Highland Games, up at Floyd Lamb State Park. A wild Scottish event, with people tossing cabers (they looked like telephone poles to me), and flinging sacks of barley over high bars, and tossing heavy iron balls attached to chains. And terrific music, especially if you like bagpipe bands. Very entertaining - it really was fun. One thing you notice when you spend time around people and things that are Scottish is the symbol of the thistle. You find it on all manner of decorations. Thistles are so interesting. Once upon a time I worked with a guy who told me that he'd set up a whole thistle garden at UC Riverside a few years before. I thought he was really odd, because I used to think of these plants exclusively as weeds. Heaven knows we use the term "thistle" pretty commonly, to describe many plants with spiky leaves. They don't have to be real thistles at all for us to use the name. Take Russian thistle for example. It's certainly spiny enough, but tumbleweed's not a thistle at all. In fact, it's more closely related to sugar beets, or spinach, than it is to true thistles. There's a bit of botanical nomenclature called the "tribe". I knew that there was an "orchid tribe", but I just found out that there's a "thistle tribe" as well (and probably tons of others that I'll be learning about). Now, yellow star thistle, a weed that's taken over much, much of California's grazing lands is a member of the tribe. We don't have that particular invader down here in the south yet, but a similar thistle-named weed - Malta star thistle - is already a big problem in northern Nevada. It has yellow flowers and spines, too. What a lot of us tend to think of as "true thistles" definitely have spiky leaves, but their flowers tend to be in the pinkish - to reddish - to purplish color palette. Except for perennial sow thistle, which also has yellow flowers, and is certainly a weed. I don't want give anybody the mistaken impression that what I'm calling "real" thistles (for want of a better term) can't be problems. Some thistles with purplish and pinkish flowers are listed as noxious weeds (and that's a legal term) - there's Canada thistle, for instance, and another one called "Yellowspine thistle". Neither of them is problematic in Southern Nevada so far. Scotch thistle, on the other hand, is on our Nevada noxious weed list, as is something called musk thistle. According to Dr. Wayne Johnson, who's the UNR state horticulture specialist, a rosette of musk thistle leaves can grow two feet in diameter during its first year; and in its second growing season, the plant can grow nine feet tall. I don't know about you, but the very idea of a nine foot tall, spiky leaved plant just fills me with dread. He also writes that scotch thistle, in its second year, can grow five feet wide and up to twelve feet tall. I don't even want to think about a spiny leaved plant that could be more than twice my height. There was a period of time when people would use scotch thistle for medicinal, and household purposes, but, those times are long past. We have fact sheets available at Cooperative Extension with information on controlling those weeds. But not all thistles are problems, by any means. I know that I'd feel terrible if I couldn't have an occasional artichoke - it's been a luxury vegetable since Roman times. We have one species of true thistle that's only found in the Spring Mountains area, and it's listed as a "sensitive" species by the US Forest Service as well as the Nevada Natural Heritage Program. That means it needs to be protected, even though someone has described it as "the most savagely armed" member of its genus. It's called the Charleston Mountain thistle. There are other natives that we wouldn't want to see being harmed either - the Arizona thistle, the Mojave thistle and the Desert thistle. None of these is a short little shrinking violet; some of them can get as tall as seven or eight feet. The point is that these plants have evolved in this area, as have lots of wild animals that ultimately feed on them. Something that has fiercely spiked leaves might be a noxious weed, but it might be plant that needs to be protected. So the lesson I'd like to get out today is, if you find a thistle with bluish, purplish or reddish flowers, think of Scottish bagpipe music, but call the cooperative extension weed specialist before pulling it. For KNPR's Desert Bloom, this is Dr. Angela O'Callaghan of the University of Nevada Cooperative Extension.

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‘Beavis and Butt-Head’ Get a New Movie From Paramount Plus Beavis and Butt-Head once did America. Now they’re going to do streaming. [Insert your own Butt-Head impression here making fun of what I wrote.] Yes, the iconic teen slackers, Beavis and Butt-Head — teen slackers, I might add, who are now more than 25 years old — are returning to life on the new Paramount+ streaming service. (The site is a reconfigured and expanded version of CBS All Access.) The name makes it sound like it only has movies, but Paramount is a subsidiary of ViacomCBS, and will contain movies and programming from a broad variety of sources within the company. Viacom, for example, also owns MTV — where Beavis and Butt-Head first premiered in 1992 as a short by animator Mike Judge that aired on the anthology series Liquid Television. The announcement was made by Beavis and Butt-Head themselves, in a “Zoom call” that was posted to YouTube: Beavis and Butt-Head originally ran for seven seasons on MTV. Their first movie, Beavis and Butt-Head Do America, premiered in theaters in 1996. Judge frequently discussed his desire to do a sequel through the years, but it took the rise of streaming services hungry for nostalgia-driven content to make it happen. (A revival series had previously been announced for Comedy Central, but it has yet to appear.) It looks like the show’s title characters will remain the same obnoxious teens they were back in the 1990s; they haven’t aged a day in the 20+ years their show went off the air. (Based on the Zoom joke in the teaser, it seems like Beavis and Butt-Head now live in 2021, not back in the ’90s.) Honestly, a show about Beavis and Butt-Head today as 45 year olds sounds way funnier and more interesting. But, y’know, whatever. Gallery — The Best Older Movies We Watched For The First Time This Year: Source: ‘Beavis and Butt-Head’ Get a New Movie From Paramount Plus Filed Under: Beavis and Butt-head, Paramount Plus Categories: Movie News, TV News ‘Top Gun: Maverick’ Finally Announces Streaming Premiere The Most Popular Horror Movies (And Where to Stream Them) ‘Frasier’ Sequel Series Officially Coming to Paramount+ New ‘Beavis and Butt-Head’ Movie Coming ‘Soon’ New Seasons of ‘Beavis and Butt-Head’ Coming to Comedy Central Times Grey’s Anatomy Showed Minnesota Some TV Love Good Morning America Reporter Goes Live In Duluth Everything New on Netflix in January 2023 Netflix Subscribers Have Watched 1 Billion Hours of ‘Wednesday’

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10 Years with Hayao Miyazaki Japanese public broadcaster NHK has produced a four-part documentary on legendary animator Hayao Miyazaki called 10 Years with Hayao Miyazaki. The behind-the-scenes film follows Miyazaki as he made his last two films for Studio Ghibli, Ponyo and The Wind Rises. Here’s the synopsis of the first episode: An exclusive, behind-the-scenes look at the genius of Japan’s foremost living film director, Hayao Miyazaki — creator of some of the world’s most iconic and enduring anime feature films. Miyazaki allowed a single documentary filmmaker to shadow him at work, as he dreamed up characters and plot lines for what would become his 2008 blockbuster, “Ponyo on the Cliff by the Sea.” Miyazaki explores the limits of his physical ability and imagination to conjure up memorable protagonists. The whole show is available to watch online at NHK with English subtitles and narration. See also Never-Ending Man: Hayao Miyazaki. (thx, yuko)

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Article: Hope vs. Uncertainty | Benjamin Thomas Mathai, India Last updated Jun 3, 2022 388 Of all the words that could be used to describe the last couple of years, “uncertainty” comes to everyone’s minds the most. People today are experiencing uncertainty about their jobs, finances, future travel plans, special events, important decisions, school, and health and how long the pandemic-related state of emergency and its after-effects will last. Even if there is no pandemic, uncertainty is still a part of our lives. Hope is the exact opposite of uncertainty. The word “hope” is used by people today in the context of wanting something to happen but not being sure if it will. In the Bible, it usually means faithful and patient expectation and anticipation. In other words, hope is when a person is looking forward to something and is confident that it will happen based on God’s promises. The Bible teaches us that God cannot lie. God’s word can be counted on. Being Christians, have the greatest reason to have hope, regardless of how much uncertainty exists around us. The first and foremost reason is the hope of eternal life. Jesus Christ made salvation possible by coming into the world, dying and rising from the dead to save sinners. The Bible says that everyone who trusts in Christ as their Savior can become the children of God. Salvation and forgiveness are God’s work and not that of man. Those who believe in Jesus Christ as their Savior are certain of life with God after death. It is not about if we did enough good deeds or took part in the right religious rituals or traditions. The hope that God provides is based on what Jesus did for us and not what we do to try to gain God’s favor. Another reason that we have hope is God’s constant faithfulness even in times of suffering. No one is exempt from going through tough times in life. God will never promise to keep us from all problems, but what He does promise is to be with them through affliction. Psalm 146:5-6 says, “Happy is he who has the God of Jacob for his help, Whose hope is in the Lord his God, Who made heaven and earth, The sea, and all that is in them; Who keeps truth forever” Our God who is big, strong and mighty enough to be the Creator is also big, powerful, and close enough to help in times of trouble. The Lord said in John 16:33, “These things I have spoken to you, that in me you may have peace. In the world you will have tribulation; but be of good cheer, I have overcome the world.” When we know the one who has overcome the world by defeating death and offering salvation, the future is not so uncertain after all. Benjamin Thomas Mathai ലേഖനം: ഞാൻ പറഞ്ഞല്ലാതെ ഈയാണ്ടുകളിൽ മഞ്ഞും മഴയും ഉണ്ടാകയില്ല റവ. ബെഞ്ചമിൻ ബെയ്‌ലി മ്യൂസിയം ഉദ്ഘാടനം ചെയ്തു Article: Who Can Find The Perfect Husband!? | Jacob Varghese Article: Thou shalt not take the name of the Lord thy God in… Article: THERE IS NO GOD – VIEWING THE WORD IN ITS… Article: How Christians supposed to respond to social media?… Article: Modern or Modest? | Jacob Varghese

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Statement of KrioRus LLC about the slanderous PR campaign of Danila Medvedev Because the unprecedented slanderous PR campaign that began on 9th of September 2021 against KrioRus by Dmitry Medvedev, the company’s CEO Valeria Udalova’s ex-husband and one of the minority co-founders of KrioRus LLC (TIN 7721554738), KrioRus LLC makes the following statement: Mr. D. Medvedev claims in the media and on the Internet that V. Udalova allegedly stole (personally from him) the Anabios-1, Anabios-2 and Anabios-3 dewars. This is a lie and slander. In fact, on the 7th of September 2021, we began to carry out the scheduled transportation of KrioRus equipment, including Anabios-1, Anabios-2 and Anabios-3 dewars, to our new scientific cryonics center which is being constructed now. We have a valid lease agreement with the owner of the site which gives us legal rights to access the old storage facility in Sergiev Posad and the piece of land under the storage facility. Besides, the building belongs to KrioRus LLC. However, when the loaded cars left the site, D. Medvedev and his accomplice, the son of the site owner A. Samykin, called the police, who stopped the transportation and ordered the dewars to be returned to the old cryonics storage facility until the circumstances of the case were clarified. Because of these actions of D. Medvedev, we filed several applications to law enforcement authorities about opening cases under articles on false denunciation, forgery of documents and other illegal actions on the part of D. Medvedev and his accomplice. Also, D. Medvedev claims in the media and on the Internet that there was a forgery by V. Udalova of one of the signatures on the documents when the Charter of the company was changed in 2017. This statement is also a lie and slander. We would like to show you D. Medvedev's approval of the actions of V. Udalova, which he sent her in Telegram on the 21st of December 2017 shortly after the registration of changes in the Charter and the legal address, and also explain that such cases are usually resolved within the organization. If D. Medvedev is confident in his righteousness and if he believes that the change of the legal address and the bringing of the Charter in accordance with the constantly changing legislation somehow caused him damage, he should not slander in the media, but go to court, which will help deal with this situation. In addition, in the media, D. Medvedev slanders that allegedly Udalova V.V. has some connections with the Italian mafia. It is also a lie and slander, originated from the fact that the KrioRus does have an Italian representative, but he never had any connections with the mafia, as D. Medvedev knows perfectly. Nevertheless, D. Medvedev disseminates this false information. We will separately file an application to initiate a case against D. Medvedev precisely for this slander, defaming not only the image of Kriorus, but also the honor and dignity of our representative in Italy. We believe that cryonics is a very long-term endeavor, perhaps hundreds of years, and we do not want and cannot have connections with an unstable and dangerous criminal world. Also, D. Medvedev, not being a technical specialist and being an economist by education, spreads on the Internet and the media a lie that the "Anabios" series dewars could break while in a horizontal position, and the transportation was carried out incorrectly. This statement is either a lie or just D. Medvedev's incompetence, since dewars are often transported in a horizontal position (which is confirmed even by a simple search for photographs of dewars transportation on the Internet if you search for "Dewar transportation"), even filled with nitrogen. A feature of our dewars is that between the walls of such dewars there is densely packed perlite (sand fried in special industrial ovens), which during transportation forms a solid base for the lower part. Dewars are also designed with a large margin of safety. They cannot deteriorate during transportation in a horizontal position. D. Medvedev also spreads other myths and lies associated with the storage and transportation of cryonics patients. He does this in order to discredit cryonics and our company KrioRus. Perhaps the reason for this slanderous PR campaign lies in the fact that D. Medvedev (economist), as well as A. Samykin (historian) and their accomplice D. Kvasnikov (programmer) opened their own company named Open Cryonics a few months ago. Perhaps, having unleashed this informational war and trying to appropriate our equipment, they want to get some preferences and assets for a new company. We also found out that D. Medvedev addressed the media with a statement that allegedly, having waited him at the door of his apartment, at night some people threatened him and said that it was the “first warning”. D. Medvedev connects this with the ongoing police investigation regarding the ownership of dewars, but we declare that we do not know anything about this incident. Of course, we did not invite any third parties to resolve this conflict and rely in its resolution only on the law enforcement authorities. We believe that cryonics is a very long process, cryopreserved people need to be stored for a very long period, and therefore we on principle do not use any dubious and illegal methods in our activities. We sympathize with D. Medvedev if someone made a claim against him on some other matter, but we emphasize once again that the KrioRus company, as well as its director V. Udalova, have nothing to do with this.

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The benefits of Disney+ membership are taken into account Disney+ is easily one of the most successful streaming services. Although it was only officially launched in 2019, many fans around the world bought a subscription. And for good reason: there is a huge catalog of movies and TV shows. It’s not just Disney material available as they also own many huge franchises like star wars and wonder. Plus, anyone with a subscription can access things like Hulu or Star. There are many choices ! However, it seems that the company will diversify with Benefits of Disney+ Membership in a style similar to Amazon. According to rumors, the new Benefits of Disney+ Membership will include discounts on things like theme parks and other merchandise. You might wonder why Disney would want to do something like this. The answer is simple: money. Offering trips to Disneyland at a discounted rate increases the likelihood that people will visit these places. When they visit Walt Disney World Resort, they receive special benefits such as cheaper food, beverages or merchandise. There may even be limited-time products that you can only get with a Disney+ subscription. All of this works as income for the mouse! Disney+ Membership Perks Rumors Picture: Disney This rumor comes straight from the Wall Street Journal. However, it is important to remember that these are only very early talks at this time. There is no official word on Disney+ Membership Benefits Including cheaper access to a Disney Resort or Disney PhotoPass. Even so, it would make sense for Disney to do something like this. After all, you get discounted prices at Whole Foods with an Amazon Prime membership. Plus, anyone with this subscription can get free shipping with the giant retail store and other benefits through Amazon Prime Video. Thus, the company’s idea of ​​improving Benefits of Disney+ Membership is not completely new. According to that report, Disney Chief Communications Officer and Senior Executive Vice President Kristina Schake had this to say: “Technology is giving us new ways to personalize the customer experience so that we deliver entertainment, experiences and products that are most relevant to each of our customers. A membership program is just one idea exciting things that are explored.” So it seems that the additional creation Benefits of Disney+ Membership is within the realm of possibility! However, this wouldn’t be the first time Disney has added special perks for its subscribers. Currently, all big Mouse fans can join the official D23 fan club. Entry starts at $99.99 per year and goes up to $129.99. Fans can access special events and receive exclusive merchandise by getting an annual subscription. Plus, they also get a discounted annual subscription to Disney+ for three years. Naturally, the D23 fan club caters to those who are big Disney fans. If they proceed to Benefits of Disney+ Membership, Disney will likely be is aimed at more casual fans. Disney Plus Merchandise Picture: Lucasfilm/Disney As mentioned earlier, some benefits of Disney+ membership may include exclusive content at Disney Parks or Disney World. Currently, they are trying to allow viewers to purchase special products just by scanning QR codes on the platform. According to the plan, this will take viewers to the Disney Store, where they can complete their purchase. This is all from one of the most popular streaming services! Also, some of the goods that people suggest are the “dark saber” of star wars. Some fans have suggested that Disney might offer a replica toy exclusively to those with an annual subscription. If you don’t remember the Darksaber, it made a special appearance in The Mandalorian and Star Wars Rebels. It is an emblematic product of the star wars franchise that a lot of people would love to get their hands on. Disney isn’t short of content they could include in their Benefits of Disney+ Membership. Not only are there huge franchises like star wars and Wonder, but they also have access to the entire 21st Century Fox library. There is also National Geographic and many others. The world is Disney’s oyster! What are your thoughts? Would you like to see more Benefits of joining Disney+? What should they include? Let us know below! Hi! My name is Arvyn and I am an English teacher in the UK. I have been teaching English online for over 4 years to students from all over the world and of all ages. Outside of work, I’m a big fan of reading, playing video games and playing with my adorable kitties. See you!

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This type of trade should only ever be attempted by skilled traders who are familiar with its risks. Margin trading is not recommended for beginners in digital currency trading. You must place a buy/sell order in order to use this trading method. The system will then automatically borrow USDT (quote currency) or GT (base currency) to fund your transaction. Alternatively, you can manually borrow these assets by accessing their details in the Asset section of your account. This trading technique requires that the loan be repaid in the same currency as it was received, preferably the day it was taken out. Gate io provides traders with a range of trading options, such as futures and derivatives. These financial products derive their value from underlying assets like cryptocurrencies; these may include futures, options, or margin trading. To decide whether to trade in crypto derivatives, traders rely on future price trends and their perceptions. Leveraged trading can also increase profits. 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» consultas» Formulation of powder ascorbic acid Formulation of powder ascorbic acid I would like to know what type of formulation Lamberts powder has ascorbic acid. There are many for sale and since vitamin C oxidizes very quickly in contact with air, I wondered if it chemically has any modification that makes it more durable. R/ Our ascorbic acid is pure ascorbic acid and has not had any chemical alteration. Although it is prone to oxidation, our packaging is tested with the dose and the shelf life of the nutrient, it is within its specifications. There are 5 parameters that affect the degradation of ascorbic acid: oxygen, metal ions, pH, light and temperature. Oxidation of ascorbic acid can be reduced / avoided if no oxidant is present. When left open to air, ascorbic acid is prone to oxidation, but if our containers are kept closed when not in use, the amount of oxygen that enters and oxidizes ascorbic acid will be limited. Although opening and closing several times a day will allow oxygen to enter, the product has been tested to ensure it meets the specifications and the shelf life of 2 years. It is known that light influences the rate of oxidation of vitamin C. Although the general advice is to keep it in a dark place, our HDPE containers act as an effective barrier against light. The temperature determines the movement of the molecules, the higher the temperature, the more atoms and molecules will move. This makes it more likely that the molecules will find each other and, therefore, react. Therefore, a higher temperature often results in a higher reaction rate. This is also the case with the oxidation of vitamin C, while our HDPE containers (High Density Polyethylene) provide some protection against temperature, so we also recommend storage in a cool place.

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Soccer (North America) World Football (Europe) Fantasy NFL Watch The NFL NFL Team News, Analysis, History, Schedule, Rumors Report: Jamison Crowder to Sign With New York Jets By: David Latham, Managing Editor | March 11, 2019 February 2, 2022 Four-year NFL veteran wide receiver Jamison Crowder is on the cusp of signing a new contract with the New York Jets. This is according to Ian Rapoport who initially reported on the news. Crowder, a Duke product, spent the entirety of his NFL career with the Washington Redskins. Source: The #Jets are closing in on a deal with #Redskins versatile WR Jamison Crowder, their top slot guy. Report: New York Jets to Sign Wide Receiver Jamison Crowder Jamison Crowder battled through an ankle injury for the majority of the 2018 season, limiting him to just nine appearances and seven starts. During his time on the field, the slot receiver recorded 29 receptions on 49 targets for 388 yards and two touchdowns. His best game came in Week 16 against the Tennessee Titans when he recorded five receptions for 78 yards. Crowder initially entered the league as a fourth-round pick in the 2015 NFL Draft. Selected by the Washington Redskins, Crowder appeared in all 16 games as a rookie, starting six. Catching passes from then-quarterback Kirk Cousins, Crowder finished his rookie season with 59 receptions on 78 targets for 604 yards and two touchdowns. Over the course of his career, the 5’9″ wide receiver has recorded 221 receptions for 2,628 yards and 14 touchdowns while playing in 56 of a possible 64 games. Additionally, Crowder has also recorded 15 carries for 64 yards. Crowder’s best season likely came in 2016, when the second-year receiver recorded 67 receptions on 99 targets for 847 yards and seven touchdowns. Crowder also lost two yards on two rushing attempts in 2016. Prior to joining the NFL, Crowder spent four years playing college football at Duke University. Contributing immediately as a true freshman, Crowder recorded 14 receptions for 163 yards and one touchdown as a freshman. Crowder earned a starting job as a sophomore and spent the next three seasons as Duke’s primary slot receiver. By the time his collegiate career was over, Crowder had recorded 283 receptions for 3,641 yards and 23 touchdowns. His best season likely came as a Junior, when he recorded 108 receptions for 1,360 yards and eight touchdowns while starting all 14 games. Posted in New York Jets, NFL News, Washington Commanders, Washington Football TeamTagged Football, Jamison Crowder, New York Jets, NFL, NFL Free agency, NFL news, Washington Redskins Justin Coleman to Sign With the Detroit Lions Report: Jesse James Agrees to Deal With Detroit Lions David Latham, Managing Editor David has been covering the New England Patriots and fantasy football at LWOS since 2017. In his spare time, David enjoys biking and exploring the outdoors.

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Carving His Niche One Note at a Time Jul 1, 2003 | Music Spotlight, Profiles | 0 by Alejandra Molina photography by Adam Omernik Looking to please his audience, Michael Ryan, classical guitarist, plays for the pre-show dinner at the Claremont Candlelight Pavilion, three days a week. / photo by Adam Omernik The life of a working musician can be an emotional roller coaster. Searching for gigs to make ends meet or securing a record deal that will lead you to the top is the dream of every musician, but is rarely attainable. For guitarist Michael Ryan, however, his experience in the music industry is anything but that. His standard set of gigs, his own record label and a wide variety of musical associations are helping him reach fame and stability in the music business. Ryan’s fame is not the kind that will have the paparazzi running after him for a picture or lead to a concert played in front of 30,000 audience members. His scene is more intimate, one of a “troubadour,” as he likes to describe himself. He says a “troubadour,” is an accurate description of a modern-day minstrel who is a singer and songwriter with an ancient soul. Indeed, he sees himself as a singer and performer of the Renaissance, expressing his musical ideals in small venues with small, intimate groups. “I like that kind of intimate connection with my audience,” he says. Ryan plays in a large number of gigs and performs for a total of 70,000 audience members each year. Because he plays for small audiences, Ryan knows that he has loyal fans who will support him no matter where he plays. Playing Spanish classical pieces, Irish folk songs, light blues and his original work on his Esteve guitar, Ryan sets the romantic ambiance to the pre-show dinner at the Candlelight Pavilion in Claremont, where he plays three days a week, twice a day. “Every place I play in is different,” he says. “People are going to be there to listen; loyal fans will be there.” The Candlelight Pavilion is a high-class dinner theater where families can go and have a formal dinner and watch a musical after their meal. While they are eating, Ryan plays his guitar, and people usually set aside their meals to watch him play. After every piece, Ryan gently bows his head in appreciation of the audience’s applause. To Ryan, his audience is a very important aspect of his musical career. “When you play music, you feel a harmony with the audience,” he says. “We’re all sharing this experience together.” His traditional last piece of the evening, “Malaguena,” sets the energetic mood of the audience for the remainder of the night at the Pavilion. Ryan’s energy and passion for playing the guitar is shown in this piece, which has a more upbeat tone than his previous pieces at the dinner. The audience is awed by the way his fingers deftly strum the strings. Ryan’s solo performances garnered enough popularity to convince the Pavilion to host him as a regular to perform for the pre-show dinners. Then while playing for the Pavilion, Ryan wanted to put on his own concert, so he asked a couple of his friends to perform with him in these headliner concerts Who would have known that Ryan’s friends were the famous Ron Powell and Ken Soderland, who played with him at his concert, along with the other six members of his ensemble. An encore performance of the Michael Ryan and Friends Concert was held in the University of La Verne’s Founders Hall proving that Ryan excels in every aspect of performing. Whether he is with his large ensemble, as he was in the concert, or by himself in the Candlelight Pavilion, Ryan’s talent is unmatched. The atmosphere of this concert was different from that of the Pavilion. It showed that Ryan is capable of livening up an audience with a more upbeat tone and the wide variety of music that he plays. From rock ‘n’ roll to romantic ballads, his ensemble used a variety of instruments: the harmonica, flute, acoustic and electric guitar and the piano. Since January 2002, Ryan has performed four concerts with his ensemble. Aside from practicing with his group, performing in concerts and playing in the Pavilion, Ryan plays every Wednesday night at Casa de Salsa with Soderland. His other gigs consist of playing for the Claremont Colleges, Los Angeles County Sheriff Leroy D. Baca and various wedding parties. This is the life of a working musician, a life that Ryan loves no matter how busy he is. “I like to keep myself busy. It feels like I’m accomplishing things in life,” he says. And his dedication to his hectic schedule has paid off. For six years, Ryan has had his own record label with the help of two friends, Adam Kaplan and Jayne Robertson. Kaplan and Ryan wrote the music, while Robertson created the Villa Loba music label. Ryan’s “Romance” CD, one of four CDs in his name, has sold more than 40,000 copies, making him a member of the Grammy organization, an accomplishment in which he takes great pride. As a member, he has the opportunity to vote for Grammy nominees and is invited to functions, parties and viewings of new films. Also, through this program, he is able to network with other people in the recording industry. Ryan markets many of his CDs through his Web site: www.michaelryanmusic.com. The Web site goes directly to the CD Baby Company, which handles the selling of his CDs. His music is also sold at www.amazon.com. Selling CDs and performing at gigs are not the only tasks that occupy Ryan’s time. He also works five days a week, teaching guitar classes at the University of La Verne. Though teaching was not one of his top priorities, it is now, as his students show enthusiasm toward his classes. “I was thinking I’d perform; I really didn’t have a focus in teaching,” he says. “But the students show a lot of interest.”The intimacy and small community of La Verne is one of the reasons Ryan decided to teach at the University. “I liked the University of La Verne because it is a small college; everyone seemed to be very happy,” he recalls of his alma mater. Ryan graduated from ULV in 1975 with a bachelor’s degree in guitar performance. “I’ve had students take his guitar classes; he really passes down his knowledge to them,” says Reed Gratz, professor of music, who is a member of Ryan’s ensemble. Gratz has known Ryan for 26 years. The two met when Ryan graduated from ULV and became a faculty member. While at ULV, Ryan met Jim Fahringer, a man who inspired him to pursue his musical career. Fahringer is now the conductor/director for the Claremont Symphony Orchestra. When Ryan attended ULV, Fahringer was the chairman of the music department and his music professor. Ryan also took voice lessons from Fahringer’s wife Delphine. “Both of them were very supporting and inspiring,” he says. “He was a very inspirational fellow; he had so much passion for music.” Ryan recalls the help he received from Fahringer in a guitar recital his senior year. “He made it seem so easy. It was a successful recital,” he says. Ryan also had chamber singing experience while he attended the University. He toured for three weeks with the chamber singers in Canada and throughout the West Coast, singing for churches and high schools. Fahringer’s passion for music is similar to Ryan’s, who for 37 years now, has been pursuing his musical career. “It just fascinated me,” Ryan says. “Almost every aspect of music, I have interest in.” Music is his life, and he likes the fame that comes along with it. “If I had more fame, I’d be OK with that,” he says. But it is not the fame that motivates him to keep playing the guitar; it is his passion that keeps him going. “He mentions fame playfully, but he wouldn’t mind more,” says his new wife Tracy Governatori. “He truly cares about his audience. It’s not a job; he enjoys what he is doing.” “When you play music, it feels good. It’s expressive and created,” Ryan says. “It serves as a creative release, and it is fun to do.” Ryan first picked up a guitar to play rock ‘n’ roll and folk but later gained a passion for classical guitar. “Classical guitar has different melodies going on at the same time. A lot of things are happening,” he says. “He’s collective; he plays classical music, Latin music and has his own compositions,” Gratz says. “He’s wrapped up in his own music.” Ryan is currently looking forward to playing in Bretten, Germany this summer, where he was invited to perform in the 499th Peter Paul Renaissance Festival for four days. “The whole town goes back to the Renaissance era,” Ryan says. “It’s a very exciting event.” Ryan has traveled to Europe four times for various summer performances, playing in different jazz clubs in Germany and Switzerland. “It’s extra money,” he says of his touring experiences. So far, Ryan is pleased with his music career and with the way everything is going in his life. “I am very satisfied. If more comes, I am ready for it,” he says. PreviousBoyer Breathes Her Life Into Church NextThe Haunted Mansion Disney Didn’t Build Reaching the White House Lady Leopard for life Building Up Muscles and Minds A runner with no finish line

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"Lawyers know if they hire an LSU student, that student is coming out of law school ready to practice and ready to handle the tough cases." Professor Andrea Carroll LSU Law Faculty Background: raised in Louisiana; graduated with high honors from LSU in 1997 with a B.S. in finance; received a J.D. from LSU Law in 2000; worked as an associate at Baker Botts in Dallas; clerked for The Honorable W. Eugene Davis of the United States Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit; joined the LSU Law faculty in 2003; teaches and writes about the civil law, both in the context of substantive areas such as property and community property, and in the broader context of its interaction with common law systems; author of an article, titled “Examining a Comparative Law Myth: Two Hundred Years of Riparian Misconception,” which was selected as a winner for the 2005 Stanford-Yale Junior Faculty Forum in the category of property; active in advising law review writers, directing student research, judging various moot court competitions, and working with the Academic Support program. On LSU Law: The best thing about this law school is its reputation among lawyers in Louisiana and in the South in general for extremely rigorous preparation. Lawyers know if they hire an LSU student, that student is coming out of law school ready to practice and ready to handle the tough cases. The sheer number of hours we require makes them work a little harder. That’s the atmosphere that we create. We are professional in class and expect the students to act as if they’re in a professional environment. We demand the best from them. We require that they prepare for class, that they practice critical thinking. You do that consistently for three years of law school, and you can easily transfer those skills to your practice. On Teaching:I wanted to teach since I finished my first semester at the LSU Law Center. I knew that professors had the best gig around. I enjoy helping others learn, and I can learn new things along with the students. I love school and teaching is my way of staying in school forever. In the fall, I teach Legal Traditions –an intro course into the differences between common and civil law. I also teach Matrimonial Regimes and Property and Obligations. All of them are Louisiana Civil Code courses. Her Biggest Surprise: The fact that students perceive me as being on their level. They’re able to connect with me. I give professional advice, personal advice, talk about classes with them. There’s an overall closeness with these students that I didn’t expect. Outside the Classroom: I encourage students to figure out opportunities to get involved in professional life or academic life outside class. We have an active moot court program at LSU. There are also a lot of internships and field placements – in the DA’s office, the U.S. Attorney’s office and elsewhere that many of the other schools in the state don’t offer. Her Research: I’m exploring creditors’ rights in community property regimes and writing an article suggesting such regimes have become too creditor-friendly. The Changing Environment: We went through a total renovation, coincidentally, in the three years that I was gone. The physical facilities were upgraded 100 percent, and now there’s technology in all the classrooms. When I was here, each classroom had two electrical outlets, and the four or five students using computers had to fight for them. None of the faculty members used technology when I was a student. Now, our classrooms are fully wired and more than half of us use powerpoint and video, internet, and all sorts of other technologies as part of the classroom experience.

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US Code / 2018 US Code / Title 7. Agriculture / Chapter 50. Agricultural Credit / Subchapter IV. Administrative Provisions / 7 U.S. Code §2006a. Borrower training (a) In general The Secretary shall enter into contracts to provide educational training to all borrowers of farmer program direct loans made under this chapter in financial and farm management concepts associated with commercial farming. (b) Contract (1) In general The Secretary may contract with State or private providers of farm management and credit counseling services (including a community college, the extension service of a State, a State department of agriculture, or a nonprofit organization) to carry out this section. (2) Consultation The Secretary may consult with the chief executive officer of a State concerning the identity of the contracting organization and the process for contracting. (c) Eligibility for loans (1) In general Subject to paragraph (2), to be eligible to obtain a direct loan under this chapter, a borrower must obtain management assistance under this section, appropriate to the management ability of the borrower (as determined by the appropriate county committee during the determination of eligibility for the loan). (2) Loan conditions The need of a borrower who satisfies the criteria set out in section 1922(a)(1)(B) or 1941(a)(1)(B) of this title for management assistance under this section shall not be cause for denial of eligibility of the borrower for a direct loan under this chapter. (d) Guidelines and curriculum The Secretary shall issue regulations establishing guidelines and curriculum for the borrower training program established under this section. (e) Payment A borrower shall pay for training received under this section, and may use funds from operating loans made under subchapter II to pay for the training. (f) Waivers (1) In general The Secretary may waive the requirements of this section for an individual borrower if the Secretary determines that the borrower demonstrates adequate knowledge in areas described in this section. (2) Criteria The Secretary shall establish criteria providing for the application of paragraph (1) consistently in all counties nationwide. REFERENCES IN TEXT This chapter, referred to in subsecs. (a) and (c), was in the original "this title", meaning title III of Pub. L. 87–128, Aug. 8, 1961, 75 Stat. 307, known as the Consolidated Farm and Rural Development Act, which is classified principally to this chapter. For complete classification of title III to the Code, see Short Title note set out under section 1921 of this title and Tables.AMENDMENTS 2014—Subsec. (c)(2). Pub. L. 113–79 substituted "section 1922(a)(1)(B) or 1941(a)(1)(B)" for "section 1922(a)(2) or 1941(a)(2)". 2002—Subsec. (c)(1). Pub. L. 107–171, §5501(c), struck out "established pursuant to section 1982 of this title," after "appropriate county committee". Subsec. (f). Pub. L. 107–171, §5316, added subsec. (f) and struck out heading and text of former subsec. (f). Text read as follows: "The Secretary may waive the requirements of this section for an individual borrower on a determination by the county committee that the borrower demonstrates adequate knowledge in areas described in this section." 1998—Subsec. (a). Pub. L. 105–277, §101(a) [title VIII, §805(3)(A)], struck out "and guaranteed" after "direct". Subsec. (c). Pub. L. 105–277, §101(a) [title VIII, §805(3)(B)], struck out "or guaranteed" after "direct" in pars. (1) and (2).

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Learn About M&A Our Buyers Exit Right Wise Road Exit RightDevelop a Strategy to Sell Wise RoadBusiness Valuation & Tax Planning Services Home / Our Team Peter Stefanovich Before co-founding Left Lane Associates as the Managing Partner in 2016, Peter Stefanovich spent over eight years in operations and sales for Radiant Logistics (formerly Wheels Group) in Toronto and RMS, a construction and maintenance company in the Chicago area. Peter spent several years working with the Government of Canada in various capacities while attending graduate school at Carleton University. Peter’s extensive connectivity across the supply chain space continues to grow through his positions on industry boards such as the Toronto Transportation Club, Ontario Trucking Association, and the Canadian Trucking Alliance. Most recently, he has been a featured speaker at the Transportation Intermediaries Association (TIA), Business Transitions Forum (BTF), and Benesch’s Private Equity in the Transportation & Logistics Industry Conference. Office: 416-551-6651 Ext. 1 peter@leftlaneassociates.ca Nicholas Somos Investment Banker - Mergers & Acquisitions Nicholas has been a key member of the Left Lane Associates deal team since 2018. He focuses on the origination and execution of value-creating transactions for our clients on a global scale, with a primary focus on Canada and the United States. His expertise and financial acumen continue to be a vital part of Left Lane's successful deal track record. Prior to joining Left Lane, Nicholas worked in M&A advisory and asset management holding positions at Scotia Bank, 1832 Asset Management, Invesco, and others. Nicholas holds a Master of Business Administration from the DeGroote School of Business at McMaster University, an undergraduate degree in Accounting from York University, and has completed his CFA Level I exam. Office: 416-551-6651 Ext. 4 nick@leftlaneassociates.ca Alex MacKinnon Alex joined the Left Lane Associates team as an Investment Banker in September 2021. As the fourth generation in a trucking family, it was a natural calling for Alex to follow in the footsteps of his forefathers at MacKinnon Transport. During his tenure there, Alex held many roles within the business, working his way up from cleaning the facilities to learning all the nuances of the various industry disciplines. His final role with MacKinnon Transport was as the Chief Operating Officer where he successfully led the family business through a formalized restructuring. After navigating the sale of key divisions from his family business in both 2012 and 2017, he knows first-hand what it takes to go through the sell process. Alex then continued to work in the industry with light-asset carriers in roles as Director of Sales & Business Development, Director of Strategic Initiatives, and Vice President of Operations. Alex now shares his industry knowledge and experience with Left Lane's partners through his mergers & acquisitions advisory services. Academically, Alex attended university in West Virginia on a sports and academic scholarship. On top of acting as the captain of both the water polo and swim teams, he graduated with degrees in Business Management and International Business. Most recently in 2017, Alex obtained his Master of Business Administration from the Ivey Business School at Western University. Office: 416-551-6651 Ext. 5 mackinnon@leftlaneassociates.ca Marcin Sakowicz Marcin joined the Left Lane Associates team in April 2022. He brings with him practical experience gained through his previous role working as a valuations analyst along with co-op placements in related businesses during university. Having graduated from the Accounting and Financial Management program at the University of Waterloo, Marcin brings a vast skillset and a hunger for the financial industry to our growing investment banking team. Office: 416-551-6651 Ext. 112 marcin@leftlaneassociates.ca Christopher Avetikyan Christopher brings experience working on award-winning transactions in the supply chain and technology sectors along with mergers and acquisitions mandates in the industrials, food and beverage, and private equity verticals. While completing his Master of Financial Economics degree at the University of Toronto, Christopher worked on his first supply chain M&A assignment and hasn’t looked back since. Office: 416-551-6651 Ext. 113 chris@leftlaneassociates.ca Anton Gladkikh Anton joined as an Investment Banker with Left Lane Associates in September 2022. He previously worked as an Analyst in the Fixed Income team at Fiera Capital in Toronto, where he primarily performed coverage for the energy and financial industries. Anton holds a Master of Business Administration from the Rotman School of Management at the University of Toronto and a Bachelor of Commerce in Economics and Finance from McMaster University. He is currently working towards the CFA designation and brings a wealth of knowledge to Left Lane’s investment banking team. Office: 416-551-6651 Ext. 103 anton@leftlaneassociates.ca Alan Pisano Alan joined the Left Lane Associates team as an Investment Banker in September 2022. Holding a Master of Business Administration from the DeGroote School of Business at McMaster University, Alan also has previous experience in the banking sector and obtained an undergraduate degree in Finance from Sheridan College. We are excited to have Alan and his vast skill set on our growing investment banking team. Office: 416-551-6651 Ext. 111 alan@leftlaneassociates.ca Kanav Setia Kanav joined Left Lane as an Investment Banker in January 2023. With prior experience in risk analysis at TD Securities, research at the Ontario Ministry of Infrastructure, and accounting at Ernst & Young, Kanav brings a diverse background of experience in addition to his passion for finance, investing, and entrepreneurship. Kanav holds a Bachelor's degree in Accounting and Financial Management from the University of Waterloo and has completed his CFA Level II exam. Office: 416-551-6651 Ext. 117 kanav@leftlaneassociates.ca George Karlos Investment Banking Analyst George joined the Left Lane Associates team as an Investment Banking Analyst in January 2023. Having obtained his Master of Business Administration from the Smith School of Business at Queen’s University, George brings a diverse skill set and depth of experience developed through prior roles as an electrical engineer within the telecommunications industry and as a Communicator Research Operator with the Canadian Armed Forces. Office: 416-551-6651 george@leftlaneassociates.ca Kirstie Boatright Kirstie Boatright has over a decade of experience managing teams and conducting market research across multiple business sectors, including the commercial real estate and supply chain industries. After earning a Bachelor of Science from Clemson University, where she studied Psychology and Sociology, Kirstie honed her research, analysis, and leadership skills at a global research firm. In both Washington, D.C. and Toronto, she has led teams of up to 70 employees to build and maintain high-quality databases and provide clients with the best information to make important business decisions. With a passion for leading teams and diving deep into data, Kirstie ensures Left Lane Associates has the largest and most comprehensive supply-chain-company database of any M&A firm in Canada. Office: 416-551-6651 Ext. 7 kirstie@leftlaneassociates.ca Jackie Doyle Jackie joined Left Lane Associates in 2021 with over seven years of experience in capital markets, global banking, and niche M&A firms. She has worked in both operational and compliance capacities, bringing a wealth of knowledge to the Left Lane Associates team. Jackie studied abroad in England, obtaining business accreditations from the University of Lincoln, and in Canada, earning certifications in Risk Management from George Brown College. Office: 416-551-6651 Ext. 10 jackie@leftlanesassociates.ca Sales & Marketing Coordinator Matt joined the Left Lane Associates team as Sales & Marketing Coordinator in April 2021. With a true passion for helping others, he is responsible for educating & engaging our clientele on the benefits of our mergers & acquisitions advisory services. Most recently, Matt gained his sales experience in the transportation & supply chain industry while supporting companies throughout North America to implement fleet tracking and electronic logging device compliance across their fleets. Previous to his transportation career, Matt worked in the advertising industry where he managed the production of mass media campaigns for key Canadian companies across all mediums. Matt has a Bachelor of Management and Organizational Studies with a specialization in consumer behaviour from Western University. In his spare time, Matt enjoys entertaining with his guitar and collection of original music and covers. Office: 416-551-6651 Ext. 2 matt@leftlaneassociates.ca Josh Ball Sales & Marketing Analyst Josh joined the Left Lane Associates team in July of 2022. As a driven marketing professional with over three years of experience in digital marketing, market research, and corporate public relations, Josh provides creative and technical expertise to Left Lane’s marketing initiatives. With a deep appreciation for the power of analytics to provide insight and drive thoughtful and effective communications, he works to continuously improve our clients’ reach and accuracy in effective target searches. As a graduate of McMaster University with a Bachelor of Arts in Communication Studies and Philosophy, Josh brings an analytic approach and love of learning to every new project and initiative. Office: 416-551-6651 Ext. 114 josh@leftlaneassociates.ca Kayzia Boilard Operations & Business Manager Kayzia joined the Left Lane Associates team as Operations and Business Manager in October 2021. Her day-to-day efforts help to drive our content marketing, event planning, and administrative efficiencies. She is the driving force behind constant improvement within all aspects of the business. Her previous experience includes supporting C-suite executives and businesses as both an Executive Assistant and Operations Manager. Kayzia has a Bachelor of Arts, Honours Specialization, in Political Science from Western University. Office: 416-551-6651 Ext. 109 kayzia@leftlaneassociates.ca Donna Smith Accounting Controller Acting as Left Lane's virtual administrative assistant, Donna supports our team with a variety of day-to-day business operations, ranging from accounting assistance to human resources responsibilities. A lifelong entrepreneur, Donna has over three decades of office management, event coordination, and client services experience, in addition to a law diploma from Seneca College. Office: 416-720-4058 donna@leftlaneassociates.ca Creating total enterprise value for supply chain companies and their shareholders. 174 Brown's Line, Toronto, ON M8W 3T3 learnmore@leftlaneassociates.ca Copyright Ⓒ 2021 Left Lane Associates - All Rights Reserved. Website Design by iGo Sales and Marketing Inc.

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Donny Epstein Master Your Energy and Heal Your Body “Unless you claim extraordinary, ordinary claims you.” Your mindset is one of the most powerful tools you have. In fact, it’s so powerful you may not even realize how much it affects you every day. When you show up with a lot of energy, excited, and ready give fully you will energize everyone around you. When you show up with no energy and sluggish, you’ll zap the energy out of everyone in the room with you. It’s your duty to manage the energy you give to the world with your mindset. This not only includes your day to day choices, but also the choice you make about how your past experiences show up. On this episode of The School of Greatness, I bring you an expert on energy and perception: Donny Epstein. “Once you realize there is a me observing the reality, things start changing.” Donny has been training practitioners in EpiEnergetics, which is provides strategies to unlock greater human resourcefulness, development, and evolution. He is the founder and developer of Network Spinal Analysis, which is renowned for its mind and body applications and is one of the fastest growing chiropractic methods today. Donny sat down with me to explain how you can gain and harness an abundance of energy, where our problems originate from, why you should expect miracles and much more, on Episode 617. “Until you accept something, nothing changes.” Why do we become unaligned to who we are? (7:18) How do we get an abundance of energy? (14:00) What is life? (18:56) What do you mean by withdrawal of love? (27:17) Did they teach you all of this at chiropractic school? (38:30) Forgiveness isn’t about the other person? (42:51) What’s a miracle, in your mind? (46:16) Where our thoughts really come from (12:20) How you can allow energy to come in (18:40) The energy you should and shouldn’t be giving people (22:03) Donny’s definition of pain (28:46) When Donny started diving deeper into his work (39:25) How you can create change that will heal (45:23) Healing Myths, Healing Magic: Breaking the Spell of Old Illusions; Reclaiming Our Power to Heal by Dr. Epstein The 12 Stages of Healing: A Network Approach to Wholeness by Dr. Epstein Lewis Howes: This is episode number 617 with Donny Epstein. Welcome to The School of Greatness. My name is Lewis Howes, former pro-athlete turned lifestyle entrepreneur and each week we bring you an inspiring person or message to help you discover how to unlock your inner greatness. Thanks for spending some time with me today. Now, let the class begin. Mark Cuban said, “If you’re not positive energy, then you’re negative energy.” The world is full of energy and you get to decide how you want to show up every single day, energetically, in your body, with your mind, with your thoughts, with your words. And the things you think create certain things in your body, certain reactions, and it’s our duty to manage these energy fields and to manage all the things that happen in our life. And for the past thirty years, Donny Epstein has developed and trained practitioners in EpiEnergetics methodologies, which is a unique process that provides strategies to unlock greater human resourcefulness, development and evolution. He’s the founder and developer of Network Spinal Analysis which is widely applauded for it’s mind/body application. Network Chiropractic is one of the fastest growing methods of chiropractic today, and since 1983 Dr Epstein has instructed thousands of chiropractors and chiropractic students. In the past five years he’s assisted over 10,000 attendees at the Transformational Gate seminars. In this interview we’re covering why we become unaligned to who we really are. Also, how to get an abundance of energy. You know, with so much happening in our lives, especially as busy entrepreneurs or people with side hustles or people who have a lot of kids or just a lot of projects going on. There’s so much energy! How do we harness an abundance of energy? That’s what we’re covering today. Also, where all of our problems originate from and how to eliminate them. Why we should expect miracles in our lives and the relationship between faith and certainty. This is an interesting and powerful one, I hope you enjoy this. Make sure to take a screenshot, share it out on Instagram, @LewisHowes, lewishowes.com/617 and let me know what you’re thinking as you’re listening along, and share with your friends. And, before we dive in, I want to give a shout out, as always, to the Fan of the Week. This is from Julie Diez, who says, “Mindblown! What a great podcast! I can’t believe I just stumbled upon it! Uplifting, with great guests, makes my forty minute commute so much better. It’s just been a week, but I’m hooked! Keep it up and thank you for what you do!” So, Julie Diez, thank you for becoming a new subscriber, for leaving a review, and for being a part of The School of Greatness community. And if this is your first time here, or six hundredth time here, but you haven’t left a review yet, go head over to iTunes right now, and leave a review, for your chance to be shouted out as the fan of the week. And if you’re interested in wanting to earn more money and make more money, whether you have a job right now or you have a business or you just want to start a side-project, have you checked out The Millionaire Morning book yet? This is a book that over 12,000 copies have been out there into the world. It’s all over the world right now. It’s a free book! All you do is pay for shipping and handling. It’s called themillionairemorning.com, you go there, you sign up, you get the book, we ship it to you, anywhere in the world and it’s all about the things you should do in the first couple of hours of your day to set you up to earn more money that day, to make more that day, and to set you up to earn more that week, that month, year and years. Make sure to check it out. It’s all the top strategies for what you can do to earn more money from your morning routine. Go to themillionairemorning.com for the free book today. And also, I want to give a shout out to Thrive Market. If you guys aren’t aware, you know, for me, health is an important part of creating an abundance of energy. What we put into our bodies, what we feed our bodies, foodwise, matters. So does what we feed ourselves emotionally and spiritually and mentally. And that’s why I’m a big fan of thrivemarket.com/greatness. It’s the best online grocer for organic, clean, non-GMO foods and household products, at wholesale prices. I’ve been getting groceries from Thrive for a couple of years now, and I love everything they send me. And as an advisor to the company, I’ve got a special perk for you when you check out with them. If you go to thrivemarket.com/greatness, and you get your first order there, they’re going to send you a free product, just because you’re a fan of The School of Greatness as well. So make sure to check it out. Feed your body, your mind, everything, with powerful fuel, with powerful abundant energy that’s going to give you more energy throughout the day. Check out thrivemarket.com/greatness for more. And as always, guys, make sure to share this out with your friends, again, lewishowes.com/617. I’m excited to hear what you think about this. It’s a little bit different than some of the topics we have on, but I think you’ll find it pretty interesting as well. Master your energy and heal your body, with the one, the only, Donny Epstein. Welcome back, everyone, to The School of Greatness Podcast. We have the miracle worker in the house, Donny Epstein. Good to see you, sir! How are you doing? Donny Epstein: Wonderful, thank you! It’s great to be here. Lewis Howes: I just went through a journey with you, an experience, that I feel very relaxed, aligned, taller, and more committed and focussed [than] ever on my purpose, so thanks for the experience, and the journey. I’m sure I was just scratching the surface of what’s possible, but thanks for the work on me. Donny Epstein: My pleasure. Well, the key of everything is to help people align with why they’re really here. Everything else is distraction. That’s it. Lewis Howes: Right, yeah. Donny Epstein: There are forces that shape our life, shape our destiny and people, the challenge for people is, we believe the hallucination that the physical reality is all there is. And in that game, we don’t have enough to make happen what needs to happen, because every time something’s extraordinary. Every time is extraordinary. We don’t know where we are, when we are, but we know why we are. And that’s the magic here. And what’s happening now for me, what’s extraordinary for me, is taking care of you and knowing that the forces that organise your life, in your specific way, are more aligned and the force of attraction will make you more able. Now, people watching this, you know, “This guy is dangerous as he has been!” Now imagine getting more juice to why he’s here in that way, so we’re all in for a great ride. But isn’t the best that we can do for everyone. Isn’t that what we do in common? You know? Add value to people’s lives that add value? What else is there? Lewis Howes: Why do we become unaligned to who we are? Donny Epstein: Because of a few things. The first thing is because we become addicted to comfort. For being accepted, for being liked. Because that’s a necessary stage past survival. You see, first you have survival. This thing called biogenetic intelligence, or survival mechanism comes in. Do we have enough metabolic energy to stay alive? That’s it. And any time you don’t have enough energy, we downsize our life, because the purpose of that intelligence is to downsize your life so you survive. And that’s it. And when great opportunity comes, “Uh-uh, uh-uh, I’m not going to do it, I got to survive.” After this we have this emotional intelligence that activates and that helps us make rapid changes, and that’s really great. But if you don’t have energy to survive, you become immune to changes you need to have. Then we have this mental thinking intelligence when we think, “This is the greatest! If I think it, it’s real!” No, no, it stays in your thoughts. And the thought intelligence helps you first develop emotionally. You survived and became a mommy and daddy and now you can make some small changes. They cry and you need to make a response, now you have this thinking thing called a mind that makes us think that, “I’m thinking,” but all you’re doing all the time is being conditioned to to be a mini mommy and a mini daddy. Why? Because the purpose of survival is to fit in. The next level as you grow up is you have to fit in to the world at least. If you don’t follow the rules and be accepted by people, you die or end up in prison or something else happens, it’s a stage of development we’re supposed to outgrow. “Will I be liked? Will I be acceptable?” and you’re validated, “Do you like me?” you know? That’s the stage, from the time when we’re teenagers, we’ve got to start changing that so we can get to the upper thought. Is this the best? You have to optimise. Or, “We know you’re doing this, but what’s the real thing? How do you go about, how are we going to optimise it?” That’s great, both levels of mind, part of the hallucination is, “It’s me thinking, the thoughts are in my head, and I have to replace one type of thought by another type of thought.” Are these things true or not? And we’re conditioned to who we’re supposed to be to be accepted and have love. And this is the question, comfort is better than feeling like you’re dying. Having a story of why things are not working is better than not having a story, because of your energy. But that story will exist in a certain level of energy. This is the key, every thought, every energy, every thought every emotion, everything you produce, every condition, every disturbance of life, only exists at a certain level of energy. You drop the energy, you get a suckier thought, a suckier experience. You raise it, you get more comfortable, you raise it, the entire story you had is outgrown. Most people want ordinary. They want to follow the list of what’s supposed to happen in life. They want to get just that amount, because happiness is meeting a list. But your list was conditioned by what you need to get love. It’s not even your list. You fail your parents, you fail your list, and if you hate your parents, you do everything opposite to the list, you’re still not you. So, this is it. Unless you claim extraordinary, ordinary claims you, and the culture of hallucination becomes yours, the struggle becomes yours, the effort, you own the story but not your life, but your life story has results. You have a story, you have results. And as we then claim a higher level of energy, we can now start impacting the environment more than it impacts us. That’s what you’re doing. How many billion people are impacted by [you]? But it’s not just what you’re saying. It’s the energy around you that’s being transmitted congruent with it. Your greatness here and what you have is that you are helping generate a coherent, congruent field of energy that people could use. We think it’s the words we’re saying. It’s who we’re being. Especially the guys, the most difficult thing for us is to believe that we can have things without effort, because the more struggle, I mean, “I’ve almost killed myself! That was the battle of the scars at work,” to realise that it’s who we’re being when that happens that makes the difference. And that’s all energy. We’re rewarded or we’re punished instantly by our energy efficiency in relationship with others. And that’s the space between, it’s called the field, it’s where all we have, those thoughts, where they occur. Thoughts are not in your mind. Thoughts are in the field. The energy you have determines what you grab from the field and call yours. Change energy levels, it’s a different field. So we have to get the right energy levels at the right time. Like Little Bear from the three bears. Not too little, not too much. Just right. Even in Genesis, you know, and He created the world and it was good. It was good, time to rest. Lewis Howes: So you’re saying thoughts are not in our mind, they’re in a field? Donny Epstein: That’s right. Lewis Howes: What field? Donny Epstein: Well, between us is a space called the field. Lewis Howes: Between what? Donny Epstein: Everything. Around the atom is a field. Simple example, the magnetic field of the Earth. Thought exists as a field, emotions in a field. Electricity doesn’t occur in the wire, electricity occurs in a space around the wire, in a field around the wire. We’re not communicating, the field is communicating. Get this! Or I invite you to get this, and those who aren’t getting it, get it, okay? The nervous system perceives the world. What does is perceive? Sound. What is sound? Subtle vibration of the atmosphere around you. Lewis Howes: The environment. Donny Epstein: That’s it. What is vision? The photon light energy in the field around you. What is smell? Dissolved particles in the field around you. Taste, the things you take in. We make our senses transmit the environment and interpret it. What you’re doing is you’re not seeing the environment, you’re seeing your projection onto the environment. It’s 80% of what you see, is capturing your projection. So now when you don’t have enough energy, the environment breaks you down. You have more, you’re at status quo and you’re comfortable. That’s the big drug. Lewis Howes: How do we get an abundance of energy? Donny Epstein: It will not happen until you claim it. Lewis Howes: How do you claim it? Donny Epstein: Have a vision bigger than yourself. Hold at least two perspectives, if not three. So, the way it goes is this: When life is kind of messed up, basically less resourceful for where you are, we don’t realise we’re the one interpreting the environment or the world. “How are you doing?” “How do you expect I’m doing? I don’t know how I’m going to survive, the book launch is coming up and I have so much to do!” “I don’t know, the podcast went down!” “I just had a fight with my daughter!” “I didn’t ask about this. How are you doing?” “You” equals “your circumstance”. Every time you make a difference for someone else, every time you have a new idea, every time you love more, you pause and you realise, “It’s me observing.” You see yourself talking to your woman, all of a sudden you hear yourself say, “Who is that saying that? Oh, it’s me.” Once you realise there’s a me who is observing the reality, things start changing. And there’s a you that makes you observe, that makes you react, think, one that makes you love, and one that feels the gratitude. Each one will impart something different. Because around all energy is information. It’s a binary code. Information that is observed is simply called consciousness. So what’s the energy consciousness around fossil fuel? Is it love? Well, we know what it is, okay? It’s called greed, it’s power, it’s control. So when you use that energy, it produces this consciousness to the world. What are you thinking when you’re thinking how this sucks, that sucks? That’s energy. It’s adding that consciousness to the world. I want people to realise that every time we use energy, we have to consciously use the energy that’s going to produce the result and consciousness in the world and the space between us. So, we are responding to the space, because the reality is, and you know, this is going to be real crazy, but you’ve had some crazy people on here, okay? The reality is greater than what we’re experiencing. The field is that intermediate. So the field is the cloud where information is stored and based upon our energy and attention in our body, our posture, the way we experience the world, we retrieve the thought that matches it. It doesn’t match the experience. Our experience will match the energy we have. The amount of energy that’s available, if you remember something, is it a wound or is it a gift? Was I injured, I can’t play ball any more, I have to be messed up on the couch? Or does some energy happen where you say, “F**k this.”? It doesn’t happen until the energy changes, the thoughts change. So that’s what we’re talking about. But the field is a space that we share. We retrieve that. Traumatic memory is not stored in the body, the residence of it is in the body, but it actually, because we can’t store that much information. What I’m saying right here, we’re part of a whole sea of humanity. Why? How do you know that? When people have spiritual awakenings they have the experience of giving beyond themselves. They’re not there. They’re in the joy of others and in everything else. When you’re building a vision, building a business, building a dream, you’re not there, the vision, you’re in the vision of what’s happening. But if it’s messed up, you’re back here again. You’re doing a podcast, you’re out there, in between, you’re messed up again. Why? Because you’re holding more energy, and the more information bandwidth you need, the more energy you need. And why bandwidth? If you want to be a relational person you need more bandwidth. Two people you have a company now. Now, how many podcasts you doing a day or a week? How many things you doing, I mean, you need a whole team to do it, you need more energy. But the higher up you go, energetically, the more energy the system gives back, if you allow it. Lewis Howes: So how do you allow it to come in? Donny Epstein: Well, first, realise it’s not your energy, it’s not even your life. Lewis Howes: Whose life? Donny Epstein: It’s humanity’s. The quality of your life is proportionate to how big you see your system, how big you see the impact is going to be. So, what happens is this, if you hold two perspectives, things get better. You’re holding your perspective and my perspective, when you hold three perspectives, your perspective, my perspective and your audience’s perspective, that activates the cerebral cortex and creates a different field of energy that impacts people. So if you can hold at least three perspectives simultaneously, where you’re accepting all of them, automatically there’s more energy, you can’t be stressed. Stress will just kick in when it’s just your perspective. One’s right, one’s wrong. So if you can do this as an exercise, for example, if you put your hand on your body and you focus on your breath, that’s one perspective. You focus on being here, that’s two perspectives. Now you focus on the movement, three perspectives. You focus on what you feel, four perspectives. Most awakenings and most spiritual disciplines involve three simultaneous perspectives. When I create things I may hold seven to twenty perspectives. After a while they clump and become automatic, so I have to find another perspective. To stay on the edge. So, you hold many perspectives. That’s when you coach people. You hear all they are saying, you’re accepting them where they’re at. At the same time you’re not accepting where they’re at. Because you’re seeing where they are and you’re seeing where they must be at the same time. That energises the field around you and that’s why people learn. That’s where they grow. Because, if we energise the field, somehow it creates synchronicity, it creates power, it creates teamwork and it’s not because of what we said, it’s not because of the brilliant words we have, it’s because of the energy we put into those words. Lewis Howes: Our way of being, yeah. Donny Epstein: That’s it. And that’s, for the guys, it’s the toughest thing. Because if we think of the s**t we accomplish, we’d zap out. And then feminine energy will tell us that’s not it. If you have a real good feminine energy in your life, when you’re down, she’ll tell you how great you are, and when you’re great, she’ll tell you you’re not so good. That’s the magic. The other perspective. That’s the magic. So that’s a really great question, how do you get there? The first thing: you have to have a compelling reason to get there. Lewis Howes: A conviction bigger than yourself. Donny Epstein: And that requires a higher part of your brain and more energy. Now, we’re rewarded and punished instantly, biochemically, by how efficient we are in helping others. When we take from the field, and you may have a family member you know, someone here listening to this or watching this, who is perhaps bipolar, who is perhaps an alcoholic, perhaps they have an addiction. They’re always at such a low energy level, energy is collapsing so they’re requiring other people to keep putting energy into the field. And you may feel you feel drained by that, but if you believe it’s your energy, understand they’re starving for energy. They feel they can’t survive. So, part of being more aware, you should give them consciously, but don’t give them the energy they’re looking for. Give them a higher source. Lewis Howes: What do you mean? Donny Epstein: They’re looking for reaction from you. Don’t give them that. They’re looking for judgement, don’t give them that. Ask, “If things were better, what would it be like?” Or say, “What would love do?” Or just quietly bathe them in love. Because we all have a source of energy that we need that won’t satisfy. We keep habituating on that. There’s a different one. So we have a family member, the family member is always getting edgy, it’s always a crisis. “Hey, fix her, and I’m okay!” Okay, we’re part of a whole dynamic. “Fix the economy, fix the president!” Yeah? We’re part of the whole system, and the idea is this: we drain the system of energy, inflammatory cells are built up in our body. We become depressed, and depression is depression of energy. Depression is really rage minus enthusiasm. That person’s p**d off and not doing anything about it. If you’re making life about you, and not doing anything about making a difference, you’re supposed to be depressed, you’re supposed to be anxious, you’re supposed to be f**ng down, but nothing’s supposed to help it. It’s not making you feel better. It’s about you as a biological species being rewarded for making a difference and punished for collapsing. Our systems collapse when you make business and it’s just about you producing a transaction, it’s going to crash and you’re going to suffer. You have to! Lewis, it comes to the relationship between my essential nature, the nature of who I am in my authentic nature, and energy and the environment. The environment is always trying to break you down. Ashes to ashes, dust to dust, end of energy, break down, you die. And if you’re comfortable in you becoming an agent of what your parents told you, the culture told you, and everything else, and your stories are protected. And even if you get successful, you’re going to drop it out or you’re going to lose it out, because you want to make sure nothing really changes. But now you’re adding to the air and now you can impact other things. And you want an even more energy system, and even more energy system, the spiritual energy system. And it’ s not about praying or meditating, it’s about doing good s**t for people because. Because it’s about seeing people as they are. It’s what I call AEA. Acknowledging, and first becoming aware of things as they are without going to change them. Could you influence anybody if you don’t accept them? Lewis Howes: Probably not. Donny Epstein: Exactly. People say,”Get rid of my pain,” how can you influence your body or your finances until you first accept where you’re at? “Well I see it get better.” Acknowledge it, give testimony, give voice to “this is the way it is right now,” not, “it’s because of this,” this is the way it is. And when you’re with it, when you’re with the experience, without the hunger to change it, to stop it, to make it something else, when that happens, suddenly, at that particular point, it changes, because you brought it given energy, and then accept it. That’s the way it’s been. Until you accept something, nothing changes. With acceptance is a spiritual energy, and now you have so much energy. We call it love. And we withdraw love, that’s it! The withdrawing of love is an act of violence. People don’t realise it. Lewis Howes: The withdrawal of love is an act of violence. What do you mean by “withdrawal of love”? Donny Epstein: If you choose, “You didn’t do this, I’m going to withdraw my love from you.” Lewis Howes: Oh, conditional. Donny Epstein: Because you’re choosing to drop the energy in the system which your relationship is based upon, to punish them. It punishes you. It punishes you. The purpose of pain, undefined pain. Ask me, “How do we define pain?” Lewis Howes: How do we define pain? Donny Epstein: I’m glad you asked me that. I define pain as any uncomfortable experience or circumstance that interrupts your ability to be present in the magic of the moment. So, if you have to do a run and only play the music you like, instead of listening to what’s going on. If you’re going to the refrigerator, ten times, looking like this over and over, not knowing what you’re looking for. If you were in front of the great incurable medicator, television, flipping through the buttons on the remote mindlessly, if you walk outside and you’re at a meal with somebody and you can’t get away from your mobile device at the time, that’s pain. Our culture is addicted to all these things of pain to be with. You don’t say, “Hey, I sent you a text message!” I’m in the room, how about talking to me? So when you talk to the person, the field engages. With the body, the most instinctive behaviour. With the smell, I know what’s true, what’s real here. Otherwise it’s a concept world. You know, it’s great to start there, but we have to get to the next level, so, it’s the energy level that we have. The more bandwidth you experience, the bigger your world view, the more energy you need. And the key thing is you light a match, a piece of wood, a little match, a lot of heat comes out. So, it may take only little to initiate it, “Oh, it takes so much to get to the next level,” once you’re there, that’s it. So, fake it till you make it. Act as if, and it becomes. Give thanks in anticipation of having received. Lewis Howes: Before it’s received. Donny Epstein: That’s it! I mean, these are spiritual truths. Tithe, give of whatever it is to whatever your source is in some way. If you’re not getting ready to start doing that, start caring about people more, and that makes a big difference. What I’ve recognised in working with people through all different systems and being able to measure when they’re at peak efficiency, a coherence making a difference, in the way they experience the world, the way their bodies function, their awareness, their actions, I noticed that it’s a recipe we all have. And the recipe is a simple recipe. That there’s a structural way of making change, a behavioural way, and perception. Two of them you’re going to be good at, one of them is going to suck at every one. That means, neither. You’re going to be terrible at structures, no matter what, you can’t even think about it, or you’re terrible at doing stuff, you’re terrible at feeling. Accept the nature and do what works. This is a big lesson for everyone, here. We’re guided. If it’s effort, it means we’re not using the forces. Now, get back to the field. We look at this here, and lining it up. Or you put the electromagnet on and they line up in an organic way. That’s what you felt, in your body, it’s a life. If it’s effort, you’re using the mind to control the experience consistent with what you think is supposed to happen, and the larger forces of life, of instability, will try to rip that apart. So, you have a choice. We all have a choice. Either create a temporary instability with lots of energy, or we say, “We want to see a novelty, and experience it.” If we changed everything, what would it be like if we changed this? Experience that. Find a new way to experience your love. Find a new way to kiss. Every day when I shave, I say, “I’m going to start over here.” Make a habit of experiencing things with novelty. Lewis Howes: With different, yeah. Donny Epstein: Differently. That creates your ability to see novelty and not try to block it. So either you create that, or the larger system, which wants to break everything back to dust, and life is about how long it takes to revert to dust, with the right energy, it’s going to require it, it’s going to require it. All chronic problems in life are all a result of trying to have too much stability with your identity, and your identity is protecting you from who you really are. But you have to have identity before you lose it. You have to be somebody before you’re nobody. You have to know the rules before you break them. That’s it. Doesn’t mean you have to like them, but you have to know them. That’s what it’s about. So, right now, what do we have in the world? I believe the biggest pain in the world, is the fact that the world, from humanity’s beginning until now, is based on a model of the world of survival and scarcity of resources. So everything is the fear of being left out, fear of losing. And we know that model’s over. The dragon is dead, just get out of the way of the tail. So what we’re looking for here, is the first tier of consciousness from all of humanity, up to now, is based upon scarcity. We want to bind energy with the illusion of ownership. What the Millennials are doing is saying is, f**k with ownership. I don’t care, I’m going to put this on the internet, I can share this with everything. It’s a new model and we’re having… Air B&B. What do they own? Facebook, what content do they have? Okay, take a look at this, it’s a new model. Imagine, when they started sharing songs on the internet. Let’s destroy the music industry, we just built it. So the first tier of consciousness is based on the illusion of scarcity and that I have to bind energy and information for myself, it’s mine. My generation mastered that. We mastered it. “This is my information, it’s my data, I can’t work along with you, this is it. You’re my children, I own you. You’re my wife, I own you. We’re going to build it and whoever can take as much of a piece of the pie for themself as possible, wins. Lewis Howes: Until they die. Donny Epstein: And they die in time. This is the key. In this model, the only way you release the energy and control, is if it’s forced away from you. So you have to lose family members. You have to be raped or attacked, your identity and story has to be ripped apart. There’s a larger force the system wants, because right now, in America, it’s really messed up, and this model of healing, to have greatness. You know, you’re The School of Greatness. Life is a school of greatness! It’s going to make you great if it doesn’t kill you first. Right? But in this model, you have to be attacked or abandoned or wounded to have greatness. Lewis Howes: Did they teach you this all in chiropractor school? Donny Epstein: None of it. Nothing. What they did do, and that’s when I went to college originally, and that was the basis of everything, was the original principle of chiropractic that was written in 1900, was that there is a universal organising intelligence in everything. We all matter. And the job of the nervous system was related to universal wisdom in forming the body and that was called health. And everything was evolving in life. Because that came out around the same time as E=mc2. Energy, matter, one. You had Thoreau who was writing about energy compensation. You had music capturing the art in the moment. It was all about the energy, the ethers, the spirits. What the mind can see, people will achieve. This was the idea. But we got so involved in our busyness that we forgot those amazing principles. It’s time to get back to that. Lewis Howes: When did you start diving in deeper into that, everything that you’ve been working on now? Donny Epstein: It’s been a process over the years, but basically I’ve been watching the results people have, and seeing things that changed. Like, the one woman came to me, in the 1980’s. And she had rheumatoid arthritis and systemic lupis. Auto-immune diseases. And she could hardly move her hand and she would sit and talk to me like this, and she was a social worker. So I asked her, “What happened about sixteen, seventeen years ago?” Because I felt the body, and I felt the particular patterns of history. The body gets locked up and it feels a certain way. Sexual abuse wasn’t a term we used at that time, “Were you shamed at that time?” She said, “No, nothing happened.” I took care of her, and as I held a gentle touch on her neck, she screamed, she cursed, she punches me, she jumps off the table, she starts shaking, foaming at the mouth and she starts vomiting. I had a green carpet at that time and all I could say was, “Crazy bitch, my carpet!” Okay, and this happened, and I was like, “What’s happening?” and everyone ran into the room because she was screaming like I was attacking her. I went back in my reception. “What happened? What did you do to her? Look at you!” I was about to get black eyes, she belted me. So I went in there, I went to take care of her. And she was on the floor going like this. She couldn’t open her hands before, and she opened her hands. And she’s going, “Thank you, thank you, thank you.” But it was one of the turning points. A couple of visits later she told me she remembered sixteen and a half years ago her stepfather raped her. And she remembered that. From that point on, she was kept for four years before she moved to California, her systemic lupus and rheumatoid arthritis was gone. So, I started seeing the relationship in that. But that was the powerful part. What happened was, her body went back into the posture that it was in the time of the injury, with more energy resources, so it experienced the energy differently, it brought energy source into her, it was bound up, became liberated, and now there was no longer a wound. She experienced in about five minutes, going from the wound to a gift. But this is the more powerful part. Because in answer to the question, I’ve been looking, searching for what might be the answer, I took care of her the next time, and I worked with her gently. Gentle touch to the spine. In my earlier systems, I used gentle touch. This is how I learned what’s happening from people. I want to know. You know, when you have a hunger to say, “How could I help?” not just fix you, but help fix your world. With a hunger to do it, somehow communication happens, because that person’s desire to be whole in what they’re here for, is stronger than even my clinical capacity and it’ll guide me. She said, “I feel so happy! I feel so joyous!” I said, “Why?” She said, “I forgive him.” I said, “Who?” The stepfather. “You could never forgive the bastard!” That’s what I said at the time, where I was at the time, I was in my twenties. Lewis Howes: But it’s not about him. Lewis Howes: Forgiveness isn’t about the other person. Donny Epstein: Forgiveness is energy in the field. This is it. I’ll get to that. This is, I think, the crux of it: When you realise there’s an observer, the observer influences what’s being observed. And every moment you’re blessing or cursing your history, your past, your family. Which energy is necessary to liberate your dynamic between you and them, and that is the magic of manifestation. So, I’ve developed systems where you take a look at when you’re upset with somebody, you experience it here. When you’re happy you experience it here. When you’re everything else, and if you just move where you’re experience it to, different energy, different result. So this is what happened, with this woman. She told me the next day that that night, that she forgave him. Not just that she forgave him, it was more than that. She realised that, she said to me, “You know what I do? I’m a social worker.” I said, “Yeah, I know.” She said, “Do you know what I do? I work in the rape hotline. If it wasn’t for that, how many hundreds of girls would not be liberated? That was a gift to me!” But not just the realisation, she had more energy, her body was different, and she now recalled it when she was, when her observer recalled the experience, with a higher amount of energy, so it’s a gift. Nothing else changed in her life. You don’t have to change your circumstance or your relationship. All you have to do is change the energetic of how you experience the world and react to it. This is it. That night, the father called her and apologised. He did not speak to her in 16 years. He said, “Listen. I’ve been tormented. I have cancer. I’m dying. I don’t know what happened, but last night I just had so much guilt for what I did to you and how I hurt your life. And in making my peace, it just came to me last night, I have to apologise for the pain I caused you.” It was the same time she experienced that. Because the representation of the rape in her body and in the field, was changed, so her attachment in the energy of how she’s been cursing her father all along, changed. She flipped that. Those are the things that helped me start on the path of looking at that, that if there’s no change in meaning, there’s no healing. Lewis Howes: If there’s no change in meaning? Donny Epstein: There must be a healing, you must change the meaning. Not the circumstance of your life. And then I realised, at some point there’s nothing to heal, just to energise and to be with. That’s a whole different thing. Its big. This is big. We’re cursing or blessing people all the time, because for our comfort we want to keep them as a story. You don’t have difficulty with your husband or wife, “You don’t know my husband or wife.” Well, I don’t know you either. The point is this, you have a problem with the energy you have when you experience them in the story that you’re making, because your story gives you certainty. How’s that? That’s a powerful one. You’re going to watch this again. Make sure you share it. Make sure you share it with the people you have contempt for. Lewis Howes: What’s a miracle in your mind? Donny Epstein: A miracle is the natural order of how life works. Lewis Howes: So it’s not really a miracle? Donny Epstein: Well, we must experience it as a miracle. The spiritual is magic. The spiritual is divine intervention. I expect miracles all the time, I expect it, that’s it. Because it happens often doesn’t mean it’s not a miracle. It’s like faith. A miracle is an expression of what happens when faith enters a space between us. And the most difficult thing for many people and Millennials now, is they have to have their certainty, not their faith. Another thing that may help, I think it’s going to be important here. Seduction and romance, that has to happen more in the world. Millennials, that you have to have more. Lewis Howes: Why? Donny Epstein: What is seduction? Massive uncertainty, with a touch of fear, while you’re holding the energy for something greater, it may happen. And in that energy, the two of you, the energy field gets charged, excited. That’s what happens. It used to be you give a girl a kiss, or a guy, whoever is giving a kiss, go to war and dream about that person and come back, for another kiss. The Beatles sang, “I want to hold your hand,” not your private part. Okay? If it was a different thing, it was a different thing. In that romance, in that seduction, magic happens. The good old days are never when you’re having certainty and reaching your goals. Never. That’s how you get old. It’s when you don’t know how the next thing’s going to happen. And together with a person, in the fear, and the faith, something happens. They call that love. That’s what I believe the organising intelligence has faith in us in that way. It’s a romance with us. Most of the time it’s a sad sitcom, which is a horrible thing. But this is it. The same sensory experience of uncertainty and fear, without energy, is called trauma. Because we’re not holding a higher vision, with something else or whatever. We now call the fear, worry. Seduction is massive uncertainty while holding a vision of something greater, for more than yourself, with plenty of energy that someone else responds to. And there’s more energy, and why do you want it? Because the body responds to energy biochemically! You’re drugged! This is it. Baby Boomers get this. I know in the States that’s been my experience. We don’t want to fight in the wars my father risked his life for. We don’t want to work for the military industrial complex. We don’t want to do that. Love, sex, rock & roll. Free love. Just love, no rules. We want to be in our communes or communities. I want to let you know, Millennials, you are our salvation. You are the promise of we went to the world, but we got too comfortable to go after it. Because you have your community, your online community. It’s not about binding, it’s liberating energy. It’s a free energy of pure awareness. It’s a free energy of love and enthusiasm. It’s a collective collaborative experience, because individuals know we can’t do it ourselves, unless we’re a we. This is what’s going on. It’s a shared experience. “I can’t get them to work! I go work eight hours, I do it all.” “I’ll give you a raise.” “Don’t give me a raise, let me take off for my birthday.” “F**ng birthday? You’ll be getting more money here.” “I don’t want more money, I want to party with my friends.” “Are your friends more important than…?” Then I got it! Oh my gosh! I hear all the things that I wanted, from my generation as a teenager and a young adult. And you’re helping fulfil it, and I couldn’t. But I got a piece you don’t have. I got a depth of wisdom. I have a depth of energy, a depth of perspective beyond my generation. So what has to happen now, is, I believe, the Millennials, you got the future, but the next tier of consciousness is not about binding for yourself. It’s not about what are the numbers of people who I have following me. It’s not about that. It’s not about roles, it’s about souls. The second tier of consciousness, we don’t have to be wounded to have greatness, because there’s not you and me, we are we, in one human experience. You’re seeing that now, and prosperity now, is having access to you. The reason why, could be, in my opinion, my humble opinion. The reason why you can be as successful in life as you are in all different ways, is because you are driven by distributing information to people to improve the quality of their lives. And the finances are a result of that. Because that’s what you’re driven by. The other model’s not going to work. That’s not good. You are one of the people holding the torch for this next tier of consciousness. I’m even articulating it. In this case it’s the abundant use of free energy and awareness. Free access. So, people go online, they have access to your wisdom, they have access to all the wisdom of all these people. I mean, this is not heard of in human history. Used to be a book. Go get a book, read a book, some people couldn’t even do it. It’s unheard of. There’s a reward for that. Access to. Then, what is abundance? Abundance is how much you give to the field to condition it. Now, I may give to you, you may give to me, doesn’t mean it’s going to come from there. It’ll come from some place else, and somebody will give me an opportunity. It might not be an opportunity to make money. It’ll probably be an opportunity to serve somebody. Any choice made purely rationally is a redo. Because if it doesn’t involve “what would love say? What would love do? How I’m being guided. What’s in it, universe, tell me what is not working, what is working,” not what I want less of, what more do I want to bring to the world and what more must I bring to the world. When you hold those things, something happens and fills you. And I can promise you, Lewis, and I can promise people listening, that this is what man asks over and over and over. And that’s The School of Greatness behind The School of Greatness. Lewis Howes: There you go. I like it. A couple of final questions for you. This has been very interesting, and powerful. This is called, The Three Truths. So, imagine this is your last day, many years from now, and you’ve achieved everything you want. You’ve reached every dimension, you’ve enlightened yourself into whatever you wanted to do or be, and you’ve impacted everyone you want to impact. You’ve done it all. Whatever you want to do, you’ve done it. But it’s the last day for you, many years from now in your physical body, and everything you’ve put out in the world you have to take with you, so no one has access to the information. Your words, your videos, your books, your teachings, are gone. They’re with you, but no one has access. But you have a piece of paper and a pen to write down the three things you know to be true about everything you’ve experienced in your life, or everything you’ve taught or learned. And that’s all the world would have, is access to these Three Truths, or three lessons. What would you write down as yours? Donny Epstein: The first one is: What would love say? What would love do? How would love show up? Okay, number one. Number two: Everything in creation is an expression of energy and information. Choose wisely. Number three: It’s all magic. Lewis Howes: Hmm. Yeah, it is. Those are good, yeah. Donny Epstein: And you don’t have to know how the trick is done. That’s the faith. Lewis Howes: Yeah. That’s true. Okay. Where can we connect with you online? Donny Epstein: EpiEnergetics, I’m Epistein, okay? E.P.I. energetics dot com. [epienergetics.com] EpiEnergetics is the conscious and ecological use of energy and information, which is extraordinary. And it’s the magic behind everything, by working with people and healing hearts and working with people, spinal integrity, eleven universities I’ve studied different aspects of the work we do, we have discovered how to produce a human identifier signature of how you organise the world authentically and how to work with that. People got Masters degrees studying this. I’ve learned from this, how living systems, how the life force, how organising wisdom works, and there’s a lifetime of learning for all of us, including myself. So I would like to invite you to be part of this collaborative community of people who are seekers. If you know there’s more, more than the physical world. If you know you want to be more, you have to give more, you have to share more. If you know there’s always more, and that’s what calls you. You have a calling. You have a sense, a scent of there’s more in the world, and you want to bring it, you have a way of coming home. You’re going to see commonly unseen, you’re going to hear the commonly unheard, you’re going to feel the commonly unfelt, you’re going to be the uncommonly you. Everything you thought was important will be replaced by what is important and finally, hopefully, real soon, for the first time in your life, you’ll come home. And there’s always homer: epienergetics.com. Lewis Howes: There you go. And they can sign up for everything there and check it out? Donny Epstein: They can look at all the information, all the information there. Thank you. Lewis Howes: Cool! One more question for you. Before I ask you that, I want to acknowledge you for a moment, Donny, for your incredible work in trying to, not trying, but supporting so many people around the world through showing them who they truly are and bringing them back home. I think it’s really powerful what you’ve been able to do and you’ve been making a massive impact on so many people. So, I acknowledge you for that. This is the final question, it’s called, The Greatness Question. So, what is your definition of greatness? Donny Epstein: Greatness is an experience of a connection beyond yourself and the forces that are in existence, and the ability to manifest that in the world. Lewis Howes: Thanks so much, Donny. Appreciate it. Donny Epstein: It’s my pleasure. Thank you. Thank you. Lewis Howes: I hope you enjoyed this episode, my friends. If you did, as always, take a screenshot of this on your phone right now, tag me on Instagram stories on your Instagram page, on Twitter, Facebook, @LewisHowes. And the link for this is lewishowes.com/617. Share it out! All the show notes, the full video interview is back at lewishowes.com/617, so you can learn more about Donny and everything he’s talked about over there. Everything else we covered in this interview is back there, but this is all about: How do we have more abundance in our life? Abundant energy. And there’s always something we can do to increase our level of awareness and our alignment with our body and who we were born to be. I hope you enjoyed this one. And again, if you haven’t got the free book yet, go to themillionairemorning.com. It’s all about the habits and the mindset to help you earn more money from the morning routine. Some of the top millionaires in the world, what they do and how you can apply these same strategies. All you got to do is pay for shipping and handling, check it out, themillionairemorning.com. Go there right now, to increase your income through your morning routine, with The Millionaire Morning. And also, we got to feed our bodies with the right fuel so we can have more energy. Make sure to check out thrivemarket.com/greatness. This is the best online grocer for organic, clean, non-GMO foods and household products at wholesale prices. You also get a free gift when you get your first order. They’re going to ship you a free gift to go along with this. So check it out, thrivemarket.com/greatness. Again, you were born to do something great. You weren’t born just to show up, live an average life, and die. That’s not who you are, that’s not why you’re here, that’s not what this is about. This experience is about you discovering who you are, what you love, what you’re passionate about, what you’re excited about, and how you can leave this world better than when you found it. That’s what this is about. But you need the energy, you need the abundance, to be able to take on the challenges, the adversity and the journey that comes along with it. So, I hope you got some value from this episode. Again, if you did, share it out with your friends online, anywhere. Tag me @LewisHowes, and as always, you know what time it is: It’s time to go out there and do something great!

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Home ❯ Schizophrenia Library ❯ Physical features ❯ Brain regions This category summarises the information contained in the brain structure and function sections of the library, presented according to specific regions of the brain. Most regions show some alteration, with much research investigating the frontal, temporal, hippocampal, and amygdala regions, as well as whole brain volume. Click on the links and tabs below to access the information, or browse via the drop-down menu on the left. Image: ©koya979 – stock.adobe.com What is the amygdala? The amygdala is located deep in the medial temporal lobe, and has reciprocal connections with many regions of the cortex, such as prefrontal and cingulate cortex, as well as sub-cortical regions such as the brainstem and hippocampus. The amygdala is implicated in the processing and memory of emotional responses, particularly emotional learning, as well as mediating the autonomic expression of emotion. What is the evidence for amygdala alterations? Moderate to high quality evidence found reduced grey matter volume in the amygdala and the amygdala-hippocampus region of people with schizophrenia compared to controls. There were also reductions… What is the arculate fasciculus? The arcuate fasciculus is a bundle of axons that connects the temporal cortex and inferior parietal cortex to locations in the frontal lobe. One of the key roles of the arcuate fasciculus is connecting Broca’s and Wernicke’s areas, which are involved in producing and understanding language. Therefore, there may be anomalies in the arculate fasciculus of people with schizophrenia who experience auditory-verbal hallucinations. What is the evidence for changes in the arculate fasciculus? Moderate quality evidence found reduced white matter integrity in the bilateral arcuate fasciculus, including bilateral anterior and posterior segments, and the left… What is the basal ganglia? The basal ganglia is a group of sub-cortical nuclei thought to be involved in motor control and learning. The nuclei comprising the basal ganglia include the caudate, putamen, globus pallidus, the subthalamic nucleus, and the substantia nigra. The caudate and putamen together form the striatum, while the globus pallidus and the putamen together form the lenticular nucleus. The striatum is the principal input centre, receiving afferents primarily from the cortex, but also from the substantia nigra, thalamus, and external globus pallidus. There are two primary pathways from the striatum through the basal ganglia (‘direct’ and… What is the cerebellum? The cerebellum sits below the larger cerebrum of the brain, and is connected via the brainstem. The cerebellum is divided into two hemispheres separated dorsally by a midline zone called the vermis. It contains three primary lobes, the flocculonodular lobe, anterior lobe, and posterior lobe. Broadly, the cerebellum is thought to function in fine motor control (coordination and precision) and motor learning, balance, posture, as well as some cognitive and emotional capacity. The interaction of sensory, cognitive and motor functions may also contribute to proprioception (the awareness of self in space), planning movements, and evaluating information… What is the cingulate cortex? The cingulate cortex is part of the medial frontal cortex, located immediately dorsal to the corpus callosum along the sagittal midline. The anterior cingulate cortex has three key divisions which may be functionally distinct (dorsal, rostral, subcallosal). The dorsal part of the anterior cingulate cortex has reciprocal connections with the prefrontal and parietal cortices as well as the frontal eye fields, and plays a primary role in balancing top-down and bottom-up processing of external stimuli; that is, monitoring behaviour and incoming stimuli in the context of current goals, and assigning control to other areas in… What is the claustrum? The claustrum is a thin irregular sheet of grey matter located sagitally between the external capsule and the extreme capsule fibre tracts. The connectivity of the claustrum has not been extensively determined, however it appears to have connections with almost all cortical regions, as well as some subcortical connections such as the hippocampus, amygdala and basal ganglia. The function of the claustrum is also largely unclear, but may be involved in some functions of the neighbouring insula. The widespread connectivity of the claustrum places it in a prime position for multimodal integration and processing of perceptual,… What is the corpus callosum? The corpus callosum is the bundle of inter-hemispheric white matter tracts that plays an essential role in the transfer and integration of sensory, motor and cognitive information between homologous regions in opposite hemispheres. It is the primary source of contralateral connections between the hemispheres and contains as many as 250 million axons. What is the evidence for corpus callosum alterations? Moderate to high quality evidence found volume and white matter reductions in the corpus callosum of people with schizophrenia compared to controls. There were reductions in frontal white matter via genu of the corpus callosum… What are default mode network dynamics? The ‘default mode’ system refers to a network of regions including the precuneus, posterior cingulate cortex, medial prefrontal cortex, and medial, lateral and inferior parietal cortices, that appear to be active in the resting brain, and consistently show attenuations of activity following onset of a task-related activity. Default mode network (DMN) attenuation is not task specific; however the magnitude of reduction is dependent on the cognitive load and task requirements. The more demanding the task being performed, the stronger the deactivation. DMN activity is characterised by coherent low frequency (less than 0.1 Hz) neural… What is the frontal lobe? The frontal lobe comprises the anterior portion of the brain and is anatomically defined by four key gyri – the superior, middle, inferior and medial frontal gyri. The prefrontal cortex forms the rostral pole of the frontal lobe and is one of the most highly developed brain regions. The frontal lobe and its regions have widespread connections throughout the brain, particularly the prefrontal cortex. Proposed functions of the prefrontal cortex are involved mainly with executive functions and higher level cognition, such as working memory, problem solving and planning. The prefrontal cortex has also been implicated… What is the hippocampus? The hippocampus is located deep within the medial temporal lobe and has extensive connections, largely to cortical association areas including the sensory modalities. This widespread connectivity facilitates multimodal integration of sensory information, and likely contributes to the role of the hippocampus in generating memory and facilitating spatial navigation. The medial temporal lobes, particularly the hippocampus and the surrounding cortical regions, have been implicated as crucial facilitators in the formation of new declarative memories. What is the evidence for changes in the hippocampus? Structural changes Moderate or high quality evidence found hippocampal and parahippocampal grey and white… What is the insular? The insular cortex is located deep within the lateral fissure, between the frontal and temporal lobes. The insular has connections with the thalamus, amygdala and cortex, with suggested functions including the integration of sensory, affective and cognitive components of a painful stimulus to create the sensation of pain; homeostatic regulation; as well as motor control such as speech articulation; it has also been linked with internal awareness. What is the evidence for insular alterations? Structural changes Moderate to high quality evidence found reductions in insular grey matter volume in both chronic and first-episode schizophrenia (treated or… What is the occipital lobe? The occipital lobe is located at the posterior section of the brain and primarily comprises the brain’s visual cortices. There are two streams of visual information through the visual primary and association cortices, which deal separately with broad object details and motion, and fine detail and colours. What is the evidence for occipital lobe alterations? Structural changes Moderate to high quality evidence found reductions in occipital grey matter in people with schizophrenia compared to controls. Increased antipsychotic dose was associated with decreased occipital grey matter over time, and decreases were associated with lower overall functioning…. What is the parietal lobe? The parietal cortex is located posterior to the frontal lobe. It is structurally divided into the superior, middle and inferior gyri. The most anterior portion of the parietal lobe forms the post-central gyrus, the somatosensory cortex. Posterior to this are the parietal association regions and the visual regions of the posterior parietal cortex involved in visuospatial processing. What is the evidence for parietal lobe alterations? Structural changes Moderate to high quality evidence found decreased parietal grey matter volume in medicated people with schizophrenia compared to controls. There were reductions in the left inferior parietal gyrus… What is the temporal lobe? The temporal lobe is structurally divided into the superior, middle, inferior and medial gyri. The superior temporal gyrus comprises the primary auditory cortex, while nearby temporal regions function in higher level auditory processing, including speech and language. Inferior temporal regions are involved in higher level visual processing and the temporal-occipital gyrus is involved in face processing. The medial temporal lobe comprises the hippocampus and is thought be involved in the formation and propagation of memory. What is the evidence for temporal lobe alterations? Structural changes Moderate to high quality evidence found reduced grey and white… What is the thalamus? The thalamus is a midline structure located directly on top of the brainstem, surrounding the third ventricle. It is thought to be primarily involved in relaying information from the brainstem and subcortex into the cortex, particularly sensation, special sense and motor signals. Every sensory system except olfaction utilises a thalamic relay to the associated cortical region. The thalamus has also been implicated in autonomic functions such as the regulation of consciousness, sleep and wakefulness. The thalamus may also have higher cognitive functions, being implicated in some emotional processing as well as memory propagation. What is the… What are the ventricles? The ventricular system of the brain functions to provide support to surrounding tissues with cerebrospinal fluid (CSF), produced in the choroid plexus tissue lining many of the ventricles. The system comprises the bilateral cerebral lateral ventricles, the midline third and fourth ventricles, and the central canal of the spinal cord. The lateral ventricles have four sections, the frontal (anterior) horns; temporal (inferior) horns; body; and occipital (posterior) horns. The interventricular foramen connects the lateral ventricles to the third ventricle, and the cerebral aqueduct connects the third ventricle to the fourth. The fourth ventricle is continuous with… What is whole brain volume and functioning? Investigation of whole brain anomalies considers the collective volume of the entire brain in structural imaging, without considering regionally specific differences in the volume of any individual structures. Alternatively, whole brain imaging can also consider overall grey matter or white matter volume. Whole brain functioning assesses the degree of connectivity across multiple brain regions. What is the evidence for whole brain volume and functioning? Structural changes Moderate quality evidence found lower brain weight in people with schizophrenia compared to controls. Moderate to low quality evidence found male patients who died by suicide had…

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February 26, 2022 “Take Off, and Put on” Sermon Notes Uncategorized The New Me Needs the Right People Pastor January 21, 2018 Sunday Morning Sermon notes for January 21, 2018. Message 14 The new me needs the right people The Discipline of Ministry to Others We live in a world full of give and take. Unfortunately, many of us are more geared to take than to give. That’s why we should regularly be involved in serving others. People need to know they are loved, noticed, and not forgotten. That’s where we come in. Serving and ministering to others is an important discipline for us to practice. In the today’s sermon notes, Jesus is dared to heal on the Sabbath. His response shows us how valuable we are to Him. Message 13 The New me and Healing others January 7 Redefining the New Me and Sabbath Pastor January 7, 2018 Ever wonder if Christians should still practice Sabbath or why God implemented it in the first place? Jesus sheds some light for us in Mark 2 that can help us redefine ourselves by God’s standards in 2018. Message 12 The New Me and Sabbath Beginners welcome No one likes to be a beginner. When we start something new, there is so much we don’t know. And the worst part is that Beginners make mistakes, embarrass themselves, and make bad or expensive decisions. This is true of first-time parents, learning a new instrument, or being a Christian. Christianity is both simple and complex. The simple part is that, to be saved, all we have to do is believe in Jesus and confess he is our Lord and Savior. The complex part is that, as the Holy Spirit begins to change us, we have to let go of some stuff, change priorities, and allow the Holy Spirit to work in our lives. This is a good thing, but it is also hard. Through this process of the Holy Spirit changing us, we will certainly meet resistance. Sometimes that’s from our friends or family. But the most resistance comes from within ourselves. Our self is the biggest enemy to the work of the Holy Spirit in our lives. So if you made a New Year’s resolution to become a better person or Christian, but you are finding it hard, that’s ok. We all have struggles, we all have obstacles. In fact, we are all beginners just like you. Thomas Merton said, “We do not want to be beginners. But let us be convinced of the fact that we will never be anything else but beginners, all our life.” This is from a guy who literally wrote the book on prayer and spiritual disciplines. What can we do to overcome our biggest enemy, ourself, and draw closer to God this year? Read your Bible. Get a plan (I recommend the YouVersion.com app). Start in the Gospel of Mark or Luke and then read from there. Don’t start in Genesis, Leviticus, or Revelations. Make it a priority to pray everyday. If you miss a day, don’t quit or give up. Consider fasting, taking a Sabbath, and other spiritual disciplines. There are many great books and resources out there that can help introduce you to spiritual disciplines. One of my favorites is by John Ortberg called “The Life You’ve Always Wanted”. You can buy this at Amazon or consider used from Discoverbooks.com Too often, we feel that only super spiritual people or pastors can draw closer to God. “Real people don’t have the time to fast, go to church, or read their Bible everyday”. But that isn’t true. Disciplines like Bible study, fasting, and prayer are for everyone. Richard Foster in “Celebration of Discipline” writes, “We must not be led to believe that the Disciplines are only for spiritual giants and hence beyond our reach, or only for contemplatives who devote all their time to prayer and meditation. Far from it. God intends the Disciplines of the spiritual life to be for ordinary human beings: people who have jobs, who care for children, who wash dishes and mow lawns. In fact, the Disciplines are best exercised in the midst of our relationships with our husband or wife, our brothers and sisters, our friends and neighbors.” You don’t have to quit your job, join a monastery, or lock yourself in your room to draw closer to God. Find ways to implement spiritual disciplines into your everyday life. Find ways to invite your family, church, or friends in your journey too. We are more likely to implement spiritual disciplines when we practice them in a community of others who are of like mind and purpose. In other words, you don’t have to do this all on your own. And if you feel like a beginner at all of this, that’s perfect. The best place to start is right where you are. If you want to grow closer to God, find freedom from a life-changing addiction, or simply want God to use you more this year than last, consider putting a plan together and start practicing some of these spiritual disciplines. Don’t try to do too much. If you have never read all of the New Testament, don’t set a goal of reading all of the Bible in a month. On the other hand, if prayer is hard for you then don’t try to pray an hour a day. Or If you have never fasted, don’t try to fast for 30 days. Instead, ask God what step He wants you to make and let that be the goal. You’ll find that God will challenge you but he won’t set you up for failure. He wants you to draw closer to Him and He wants you to win. For all you beginners out there, congratulations on starting something absolutely incredible. Stay tuned to my Facebook page and blog at LickingAG.com for more resources. Re-defining the New Me Pastor December 29, 2017 This is it. The last weekend of 2017. For some of us we wonder where it all went. Others say, “Good riddance”. My self, I’m pretty excited for a new year. Fresh year, new possibilities, and an opportunity to restart and renew. In a sense, I want to be a new (and better) person. So, I’m “Re-defining the New Me”. Many of us will make New Year’s Resolutions to lose weight, become a better person, and not waste as much time on Facebook. I hope you also have some spiritual goals as well. Reading your Bible everyday, praying everyday, and attending church as often as possible are all great goals. For me, I already do these things and, yet, there is a desire for more. I want and need a closer relationship with Jesus. So how do I get there? The Ancients practiced “Spiritual Disciplines” like fasting, solitude, and meditation and there is still value to these ancient (and biblical) disciplines to help us empty ourselves of, well…. ourselves, so we might be filled with God. This sermon series and blog series focuses on Jesus’ teaching in Mark 2-3, where Jesus challenged the religious traditions of the Pharisees who were doing all the right things for the wrong reasons. If you are like me, and want to draw closer to Jesus, then check out the sermon attached below from December 31st, 2017 and make sure you follow this blog as I dig in during the week with some very practical thoughts and plans to help you grow in 2018. Message 11 A New me in a new year I Saw the Son of God What did Mary see when she gazed upon this newborn baby? Imagine the thrill, joy, and awe she must have felt knowing that this baby was no ordinary child but was the Son of God. This sermon looks at Jesus through the eyes of Mary and Joseph while exploring why it’s necessary to believe in the immaculate conception and birth of Jesus. I Saw…The Promise Anticipation, excitement, and waiting are all fundamental parts of the “Christmas” experience. Whether it is waiting on presents, for school to be over for the semester, or a few days off work, the Christmas season is full of waiting, anticipation, and excitement. But no one waited longer, and anticipated the true meaning of this season more than Simeon. In today’s sermon, we see Jesus 40 days afters his birth. The scene has changed from Bethlehem to Jerusalem, from shepherd’s fields to the Temple. And here we meet a godly man who had waited a lifetime for the opportunity to see the promised Messiah. I Saw the Promise I Saw the King Pastor December 9, 2017 This week’s sermon asks an important question…How do I view Jesus? Matthew 2 features three different groups of people: Magi, Herod, and the religious leaders. They each had a view and opinion of who Jesus was but only one view led to worship. In the below sermon notes from Sunday, December 10th, we see explore the importance of seeing Jesus through the eyes of adoring worship. I Saw the Bringer of Joy The Christmas season is upon us, and that’s a good things. One of my favorite things about this season is looking at the familiar story of Christmas and finding out how applicable and meaningful it still is. In the attached notes is the first sermon in our new “I Saw” series. Today, we look at Jesus through the eyes of the Shepherds in hope that we may see what the Shepherds saw. What did they see? They saw the “Bringer of Joy”. Dinner with the Mob Pastor October 29, 2017 What would you think if you saw your pastor eating with the mob? Some people would think the pastor had some illegal deals going on. Others might begin to wonder if this was the pastor’s fundraising plan. Very few would think that the pastor’s purpose was to share the love and hope of Jesus with them. When we share a meal with someone, we are sharing a part of life with them. For that moment, for that time, our lives are intertwined over the simple act of eating with someone else. We know this and Jesus knew this. When Jesus chose to eat with known tax-collectors and sinners, he was sharing life and hope with the ancient equivalent of the mob. This week’s sermon looks at the time that Jesus shared life with people that no “respectable” person would eat with. The disapproving looks of the religious leaders did not stop Jesus from sharing the Good News with those who needed it the most. If you don’t feel worthy of Jesus’ love, of forgiveness, or a fresh start, you are in good company. But remember that Jesus came for all people regardless of where they are from or what they have done. Message 10 Dinner with the Mob Sermon: In Need of a Friend Life can be incredibly lonely. God new this and that’s why he created us to live in families, communities, and churches. In Mark 2, we find the incredible ministry of some friends. This sermon shows why and how we can be friends to each other and how Jesus is the ultimate friend. Oct 14 “Touching the Untouchable” Have you ever thought to yourself, “Jesus can’t love me because I have….” I have heard many people say they can’t go to church because they were afraid the building would fall in or catch on fire. Comments like this illustrate a fundamental thought that many of us have: That I’m too messed up for Jesus to love me. This sermon shows Jesus’ willingness to “touch” our lives, even in those areas that we deem are untouchable, inaccessible, and unchangeable. No matter what you have done, where you have been, or no matter how “messed up” you may think your life is, you are never too far gone for Jesus to change you. Click Below for Pastor Paul’s Sermon Notes to read along with during the sermon or to review during your week. Message 8 Touching the Untouchable Celebrating the Move of God in Licking, MO Congratulations to the 20 people who were baptized on Oct 8th. It was the largest baptism service in the sixty year history of Licking Assembly of God. What an incredible day to witness the move of God upon individuals, families, and a community. For those who were baptized, take the next steps: 1. Attend church regularly. 2. Find a Bible and read it. 3. Pray at home, at work, and whenever you think of it. 4. Join a Wednesday small-group. 5. Ask Jesus to Baptize you with the Holy Spirit. 6 Tell your friends, family, and neighbors about what God has done for you and what He can do for them. If you aren’t currently part of a church family, and you live in the Licking, MO area, come check out what God is doing during our Sunday morning services and our Wednesday night small-group and worship time. 205 US Hwy 63, Licking, MO 65542Copyright © All Rights Reserved.

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Written by Ancos on July 12, 2019 Rieti Cathedral Rieti is a town located in the Lazio region in central Italy. The center of the town is located on top of a small hill and provides beautiful views of the surrounding areas. The town is quite small with a population of only approximately 50,000. Rieti is located quite close to an important ski center in Mount Terminillo. Since Roman times the town has been considered to be an important central location. It has hosted various important races like IAAF Grand Prix for years. These races have been extremely popular throughout the world and many records have been broken in the races in Rieti. Attractions in Rieti The Cathedral of Rieti Bellfry in Rieti The cathedral of Rieti’s construction began in 1109 at a sight of an ancient basilica. In the 17th century, the cathedral was almost totally rebuilt. The bell tower of the cathedral is very exquisite; it dates back to the 13th century and is Romanesque in style. The interior is almost done in baroque decorations with several beautiful artworks, frescoes and 16th and 17th-century paintings, and a few statues. Palazzo Vescoville The Palazzo Vescoville was built in the 13th century and the most impressive features of the palace are the eight Renaissance-style windows and the loggia that were built in 1532. The architecture is quite beautiful and noteworthy. The Diocese gallery of Rieti is now located here at the palace. Palazzo Comunale of Rieti The Palazzo Comunale or the Town Hall of Rieti was initially built in the 13th century and then rebuilt later in the 18th century. The town hall is located at the important Piazza Vittoria Emmanuele which has important roots in Roman times. The town gallery is located here and has a good collection of artworks of important artists. Church of Sant’Agostino The church of Sant’ Agostino is built in the gothic style of architecture and was built in the 13th century. The church had to be rebuilt again in the 18th century. The most noteworthy aspects of the church are the beautiful frescoes on the portal including the fresco of Madonna with a child and several other beautiful ones. Church of Santa Maria in Vescovia Panorama of Rieti The church of Santa Maria in Vescovia was originally built in the 8th century and was radically modified later on. The present appearance of the church is Romanesque and the interior of the church has a single nave and various frescoes and artwork from the 13th and the 14th centuries. Church of Saint Francis The church of Saint Francis was built in the 13th century and several major changes were made later on. The interior of the church has a single nave and the decorations are understated and elegant. The paintings that used to be originally in the church from the 14th and the 15th century and the frescoes have now been shifted to the museums of the town. However, the church is still worth a visit for its relatively elegant appearance and its good architecture. Getting to Rieti Rieti falls on the train line that connects Terni and L’Aquila so any trains that cover this route would also reach Rieti. The town can also be reached from the Rome train station; however, it does get difficult to reach here from other destinations. Those traveling by car can reach the town from the Firenze-Rome highway, A1. Traveling to Rieti by bus is also very comfortable. There are plenty of buses connecting Rieti to Rome; the COTRAL buses are especially very comfortable and timely. The town is also connected well to the other cities in the region by buses. Stay and Accommodation Rieti is relatively a small town so the options here are quite limited. There are a few hotels but they are very luxurious in nature, however, most of them are still comfortable and some of them are even interesting. There are also some good and inexpensive Bed & Breakfasts in the city where visitors can find simple and clean rooms to stay. Some good hotels to try in the city are Hotel Blue, Hotel Miramonti, Hotel Quinto Assio, Hotel Albergo Quattro, and a few others that are located close to the railway station of Rieti. There are also a few old villas that have been converted to hotels and are managed by families. Moving Around the City Rieti is quite a compact town so moving around is relatively easy and stress-free. The streets here are yet not traffic congested so it is quite easy to walk around and explore the town since most attractions are all concentrated in a few areas. Those with their own cars can also easily drive around the town and parking is not much of a problem. The public buses are also quite comfortable and are timely. Most locals who commute use the local buses since they are very inexpensive and are quite comfortable. Eating Out in Rieti Rieti seen from Mount Terminillo The restaurants in Rieti are simple but serve good local food. Most restaurants in the town serve simple Italian food and home-style local dishes. There are also a few pizzerias and some cafes in the town that serve light lunches and pizzas, sandwiches, and pasta. However, it’s best to stick to Italian food since it is delicious and is not very expensive at all. Some good restaurants to try out in Rieti are Solo Per Due, Ristorante II Bistrot, Enoteca Boccondivino, and the Trattoria Smile bar which is family-run and a great place to spend some time. Shopping in Rieti Rieti does not have many options when it comes to shopping. There are only a few shops in town that sell the international brand, but it’s best to stick to the local merchandise. 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Kwon Soon-woo vs Gopin… Davis Cup Tennis Round of 16 Big Match at stake Expectations from domestic tennis fans are growing as Kwon Soon-woo (61st, Dangjin City Hall) and David Gopin (41st, Belgium) will face off this weekend. Korea and Belgium will face each other in the 2023 Davis Cup finals (4 tier 1 doubles) at the Olympic Park indoor tennis stadium in Songpa-gu, Seoul for two days from the 4th. The winning country will advance to the final round of 16, the finals, but if it loses, it will be pushed to the World Group qualifier 1, and a head-to-head confrontation is inevitable. In particular, Kwon Soon-woo and Gopin have a great responsibility as the aces of the two countries. As you have to win 3 wins first, if Ace wins 2 wins alone, you will be closer to the finals. In terms of current rankings and career, Gopin is ahead, but the recent trend is for Kwon Soon-woo. Gopin has won six singles championships on the men’s professional tennis (ATP) tour, and is a strong player with his personal best ranking ranked seventh in 2017. In major tournaments, he also made it to the quarterfinals in singles four times, including at Wimbledon last year. Against this, Kwon Soon-woo is slightly inferior to Gopin with two ATP Tour singles championships and a personal best ranking of 52nd. His best major result is also the 3rd round (roof of 32) at the 2021 French Open. Born in 1990, Go Peng is 7 years older, and they are the same in height (180 cm) and right-handed. However, Kwon Soon-woo won the ATP Tour Adelaide International held in Australia in January and is riding a good trend, but Gopin withdrew due to poor physical condition ahead of the Australian Open. At the official press conference held at the venue on the 2nd, the two did not relax their guard against each other. Kwon Soon-woo said, “Gopin is an aggressive player with good forehand, backhand, and net play.” “Gopin’s playing style is similar to mine,” he added. Gopin also said, “I have never played with Kwon Soon-woo, but I practiced with him.” Regarding his recent condition, he showed confidence, saying, “I was not in good shape ahead of the Australian Open, but I recovered 100% by winning the Belgian Challenger last week.” The face-to-face match between Kwon Soon-woo and Gopin will be held on the 5th. The match draw is held on the 3rd, but the match between the players with the highest singles rankings in the two countries is scheduled for the match after the doubles finish on the 5th, the second day of the tournament. The Davis Cup match between Korea and Belgium will start at 11 am on the 4th and 5th and will be broadcast live by Coupang Play. 바카라 By admin February 2, 2023 Leave a Comment on Kwon Soon-woo vs Gopin… Davis Cup Tennis Round of 16 Big Match at stake Meet Singles & Discover Genuine Love In The Uk Online Slots & Speile Deutschland Incentive Code

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The challenges for the Long Island Four Posted Thursday, December 1, 2022 11:00 am Once upon a time, there was a group known as the Long Island Nine. They were the nine Republican state senators who wielded enormous power in Albany. We now have a new group of seven Republican senators, but the spotlight is shifting to a new Long Island Four: the newly elected Republican members of Congress, who will have enormous influence due to the fact that the Republicans in the House of Representatives will be governing with such a small margin. The Long Island Four are Representatives Andrew Garbarino, Anthony D’Esposito, George Santos and Nick LaLota. On almost any issue where a critical vote is needed, those four must support the needs of the leadership, and that’s where the headaches begin. Sometimes what your leadership wants could be a vote that would do enormous damage back at home. I know from personal experience as a state legislator that bucking the leaders isn’t easy, but you aren’t elected just to do what the bosses want. Santos was the first of the four to make a public statement about the House’s mission in 2023. He made it clear that he was “not interested in a Congress that spent all of its time investigating the enemy,” and wanted to be a part of productive actions. Santos and his colleagues will be tested very early in the new session, when the far-right wing proposes the impeachment of President Biden and investigations into the business activities of his son Hunter. The next test will be whether to shut down the federal government to appease a group that would like to cut back on entitlements such as Medicare and Social Security. That will be followed by resolutions to strip certain Democrats of their committee assignments to get even for last year’s actions against Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene of Georgia. I could go on, but that’s just a taste of what is likely to happen early on in their tenure. Most Long Island voters are just like any other rational voters. They want government to work, and are generally tired of partisan bickering. Inflation is an issue that hurts voters of all parties, and Congress must be prepared to take action that will heal our economy. Last month’s election taught Washington politicians that there is overwhelming support for a woman’s right, in consultation with her doctor, to decide whether she should have an abortion. Women in the four local congressional districts expect their voices to be heard, and that promises to be another dilemma for the Long Island Four. To add to these new members’ potential political challenges is the fact that most of them received substantial funding from the Republican Congressional Campaign Committee. Without that money, a couple of them might never have made it to Washington. How do you vote on an issue that hurts your district but is a priority of the party leadership? That headache reminds me of the old Tip O’Neill reminder that “all politics is local.” Of course, there’s a positive side to being a member of the majority. With the backing of your party leaders, you can get grants for programs and projects that will make the voters happy. You also get sufficient staff to be able to handle the thousands of requests for help from your constituents. One of the crucial things that help candidates get re-elected is good constituent service. There are numerous cases of members of Congress losing their seats because they ignored the day-to-day demands of their voters. Representing our suburban congressional districts shapes up as an enormous challenge. Long Island is a very informed and progressive region. There are no secrets about how our representatives vote on contentious issues, and bad votes will be part of the debate when they seek re-election. Local voters have many issues they care about at the federal level, and they won’t be bashful about demanding action. As one who served almost a lifetime in public office, I wish the Long Island Four the best of luck as they embark on their new challenge. They will need a lot more than luck to stay in office. Jerry Kremer was a state assemblyman for 23 years, and chaired the Assembly’s Ways and Means Committee for 12 years. He now heads Empire Government Strategies, a business development and legislative strategy firm. Comments about this column? JKremer@liherald.com. My mixed memories of leading the parade The sun shivers and shudders northward The shell game we like to call graduation rates Writers will tell the story of our times

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The Bully Inside of You HomeBlogStandard BlogThe Bully Inside of You in Standard Blog, Uncategorized 0 We talk quite a bit about anxiety in our house. My kids have names for their worry monsters. My daughter chose the name Alfred when she was around 4 years old. My son, more recently, when he was about 4 years old, named his Pooter Fart. As you can imagine it brings a lot of giggles. This weekend, my daughter attended a birthday party and they had an opportunity to do a rock climbing wall. This was her first time rock climbing and my child who has always been cautious would have, just a couple years ago, entirely skipped out on the experience. She would’ve been too anxious to try it, fearful of what could happen. But this time, despite the fears that I could read on her face, she decided she wanted to try it. Part of that was because my son had been at a birthday party at the same venue the day before and had the opportunity to climb the wall. Being a bit more fearless (or sometimes reckless), he went ahead and climbed–and got up pretty far for a five-year-old. My nine-year-old daughter figured, if he could do it, so could she. As she was waiting in line, I could see the anxiety starting to build in her body and mind. I was so proud of her for continuing to face those fears. She knew this was something she wanted to accomplish and she wasn’t going to let her anxiety get in her way. She got up there and started climbing and it was a little more difficult than I think she expected. She had a little bit of trouble finding her footing and that anxiety really started to skyrocket. She almost froze in place and we kept encouraging her that she was doing great and to keep going but at some point she decided she was ready to come down. I told her how proud I was of her and how impressed I was that she climbed as high as she did on her first time, but the anxiety remained. I knew it was time for a different approach. The reason we have our children give a name and a personality to their anxiety is that it gives them a way to gain perspective. In doing this we can become a united front with them against the worry monster’s attacks. Instead of telling them “there’s nothing to worry about,” “why would you think that?” or “don’t be so scared,” I can say “Alfred is wrong and he is trying hard to keep you from doing something you’re really looking forward to.” So I asked my daughter, “what is Alfred telling you right now?” This helps her to identify what she is anxious about because if I just ask her what she is worried about, it comes across as invalidating and then she goes into defensive mode. When she is in defensive mode, she can’t tell me what it is that is really worrying her. When I ask her what Alfred is telling her she is no longer defending herself, instead we are a united front against the anxiety. So when I asked her what Alfred was telling her, she answered that her brother had climbed so much further than her and that this meant that she was weak. She was feeling insecure about herself, that she wasn’t good enough. Isn’t that really at the core of so many of our anxious thoughts? This thing is going to happen and I won’t be able to handle it because there’s something wrong with me. When I understood that it wasn’t about the fact that my daughter didn’t go as high as she wanted to, but instead it was that she wasn’t good enough and that there was something wrong with her that she couldn’t go as high as her brother could, then I knew how we could talk to Alfred. That’s where the title of this blog comes from because anxiety is really just a big bully. Anxiety is that one that’s saying “you’re not good enough,” “you can’t handle it,” “your friends are going to leave you,” “nobody will love you,” “something is wrong with you.” And so I decided to call it out for her because again, if we can be a united front against the anxiety then we can tackle it together and she’s no longer alone with it. I’m not against her, I’m against the anxiety and she’s against the anxiety and we will beat it together. And so I said to her, “Alfred is such a bully! What a mean thing to say to you! Would you say that to a friend? Would you say to a friend ‘haha, you can’t climb as high on the wall and you’re not good enough because someone else is better than you?” And she said “no” and I said “Well, Alfred is such a bully because he’s telling you that. And that’s not even true!” The light bulb went off then and she could see it for herself and I knew she could now hear the truth about the anxious thoughts. Now we could put what Alfred was saying to the test. I said “Are there some things that your brother is better at than you?” And she said yes. So I said, “Ok, we know that that is true. Are there some things that you are better at than your brother?” And again, she said yes. So I said “Ok, so we know that that is true. So there are some things that he is better at than you and maybe he was better at climbing this wall than you this first time, right? But does that mean that there is something wrong with you? Or is it OK that we are all good at different things?” And she said “Well, yes.” And I said “Well, there you go. It’s OK that he is better at this than you and it’s OK that you are better at other things than him. We all have different strengths!” Her mood shifted in that moment. I took it a step further because I could see that there was still a little bit of Alfred hanging around. So I told her “You know you can say shut up to Alfred. Of course, we don’t use that kind of language in our house. You can’t say that to daddy or your brother or me or a friend or a teacher but you can say it to Alfred.” She smiled. I said, “Why don’t you go ahead and tell him.” Well she got a little nervous to say it out loud so I said “Do you want me to say it?” She nodded. I said “Shut up, Alfred!” and she smiled a little more. I said “You know you can say it.” And she said, “Well, I said it in my head.” But I could sense that she needed to say it out loud because when we say something like that out loud and hear our voice in it, it comes with a bit more power because it switches something in our brain. So like any good parent would, I bribed her with a thin mint cookie because sugar has power. As soon as she said it out loud the smile grew bigger and I could just see the anxiety lift. So for you, when you hear that anxiety voice building up in you, ask yourself what your anxiety is saying will happen. Be ready to dig deeper with those “and then what will happen?” questions until you know you’ve hit on the thing that is the true core of that anxiety. Take a moment and step back to gain perspective on that anxious voice. When my anxiety says if go to this event, I will feel really awkward and people won’t talk to me and they will think I’m really weird. Understand that’s a bully. That is a horrible and mean thing to say to somebody and you wouldn’t say that to a friend. Understand that it is not true and that you are unique and wonderful and that it is that uniqueness that makes you so special. Know that there are people in this world who will appreciate you for who you are. Stand up to that bully inside of you. Speak it out loud and then see how it feels. Hannah Lindsay, MSW, LCSW-C, provides individual and family therapy in our Sterling, VA office. Call or email today to set up your first appointment or a complimentary telephone consultation with Hannah today. 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The Black Gender Gap in Educational Attainment: Historical Trends and Racial Comparisons Anne McDaniel1, Thomas A. DiPrete2, Claudia Buchmann3 & Uri Shwed4 Demography volume 48, pages 889–914 (2011)Cite this article It is often asserted that the gender gap in educational attainment is larger for blacks than whites, but historical trends comparing the black and white gender gap have received surprisingly little attention. Analysis of historical data from the U.S. census IPUMS samples shows that the gender gap in college completion has evolved differently for whites and blacks. Historically, the female advantage in educational attainment among blacks is linked to more favorable labor market opportunities and stronger incentives for employment for educated black women. Blacks, particularly black males, still lag far behind whites in their rates of college completion, but the striking educational gains of white women have caused the racial patterns of gender differences in college completion rates to grow more similar over time. While some have linked the disadvantaged position of black males to their high risk of incarceration, our estimates suggest that incarceration has a relatively small impact on the black gender gap and the racial gap in college completion rates for males in the United States. In 2005, 193,000 black males aged 18–24 (slightly more than 10% of the total population of this age group) were incarcerated in federal and state prisons and local jails (Harrison and Beck 2006). More than one-half million (530,000) 18- to 24-year-old black males (28% of the total population of black males of this age group) were enrolled in colleges and universities that same year. Between 1940 and 2000, the proportion of white men without a BA who were working varied between .85 and .89, compared with .89 and .95 for those with a BA (results available from authors upon request). For black men without a BA, the proportion employed has steadily declined from 1940 to 2000, from .84 to .62, and has remained steady for those with a BA (between .86 and .93). Black and white women’s employment rates increased over time, but women with a BA were more likely to be employed at all time points. In 1940, the proportion of white and black women with a BA who were employed was .50 and .60, respectively, compared with .28 and .43 without a BA. By 2000, these proportions were, respectively, .83 and .84 with a BA compared with .68 and .64 without a BA. The grouping “doctors, dentists, and lawyers” includes all types of doctors as well as veterinarians and judges. “Teachers” does not include college instructors or professors. “Nurses” includes professional and practical nurses. Ideally, we would use longitudinal data to track successive cohorts across different ages, but such information is not available in IPUMS, which provides only a snapshot of educational attainment at the point when the census data are collected. In the 1980 census, for example, individuals who were age 22 were born in 1958, and individuals who were age 23 were born in 1959. If the rate of completing college rises across cohorts, then we would expect college completion rates for 23-year-olds in 1980 to be higher than for 22-year-olds by virtue of being older. At the same time, we would expect college completion rates of 23-year-olds in 1980 to be lower than those of the 22-year-olds after they age another year (e.g., 23-year-olds in 1981) by virtue of the fact that the 23-year-olds in 1980 are from an earlier cohort. To avoid excess extrapolation, we simulate using the 1974 instead of the 1978 birth cohort. Buchmann and DiPrete (2006) found that students who begin in community college are significantly less likely to earn a four-year degree than students who begin in a four-year college even though a considerable fraction of community college students do eventually transfer to four-year institutions. Black males are more likely than black females to complete high school via a GED than via earning a diploma (Dynarski 2007), and this difference may be important in accounting for the gender gap in the transition to postsecondary education, especially if the gender gap in high school completion via the GED is itself a rising trend. We do not show comparable graphs for whites only because the magnitude of the correction for the white population is small. Graphs for younger black males look generally similar to the graph for black males in the 26–28 age range. As with any panel, there is some sample attrition in NELS88 between the first and fourth waves, and it is possible that lost cases are disproportionately males with prison records. Arguing against this is the fact that the attrition pattern by the eighth grade quartile is relatively flat for black males (11%, 9%, 10%, and 9%). At the same time, sample attrition is greater for black males than for black females, and some of this may be related to incarceration. To take into account the possibility that the panel weights are not fully correcting for attrition attributable to incarceration, we adjusted the reported proportion of males in each academic quartile by the difference in attrition rates for black males and black females and assumed that none of the added black males completed college. Adjusting the bottom quartile in this way increases the adjustment for incarceration from 0.9 percentage points to 1.1 percentage points. 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DiPrete Department of Sociology, Ohio State University, Columbus, OH, USA Claudia Buchmann Department of Sociology and Anthropology, Ben-Gurion University of the Negev, Beersheba, Israel Uri Shwed Correspondence to Anne McDaniel. (XLSX 173 kb) McDaniel, A., DiPrete, T.A., Buchmann, C. et al. The Black Gender Gap in Educational Attainment: Historical Trends and Racial Comparisons. Demography 48, 889–914 (2011). https://doi.org/10.1007/s13524-011-0037-0 Issue Date: August 2011

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We are an independent 501c3 and so our official name, Massachusetts Center for the Book, Inc., is registered with IRS and with both the Secretary for the Commonwealth and Attorney General for Massachusetts, ensuring that we have claim to it. So I'm speaking from someone else's experience here .... I recall in the early days of my association with the CfB network that the South Carolina Center for the Book called itself the Palmetto State Center for the Book BECAUSE another entity had prior claim to the name "South Carolina Center for the Book." Eventually that claim either expired or was negotiated around (maybe Andersen knows?), but it did seem confusing, etc., and something to be avoided. Sharon Shaloo, Executive Director Mass Center for the Book massbook.org On Wed, Jul 29, 2020 at 2:21 PM Mosser, Shari E. Sandwick <[log in to unmask]> wrote: Someone before me registered “North Dakota Center for the Book” as a trade name with the office of the Secretary of State. Apparently it has expired due to non-renewal (well, they didn’t have me as the contact for it…..) So do any of you have Trade Names for your CftBs? Is it worth going to register it? Is it something required by the Library of Congress? Shari Mosser ND Center for the Book Making connections, strengthening communities, and enriching lives.

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Latin I (Ends April 2) Latin I offers an introduction for those who do not know the language, or a review for those who would like to refresh the Latin that they have previously learned. In this half-semester intensive course, students will learn the rudiments of Latin vocabulary and grammar, including basic vocabulary, word forms, and simple sentence structure. This is the equivalent of a full first semester of college-level Latin.

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Group Theatre American theatrical company The Group Theatre By NASRULLAH MAMBROL on April 14, 2021 • ( 0 ) Founded in 1931 by Harold Clurman, Cheryl Crawford, and Lee Strasberg, the Group Theatre was an ensemble theater formed as a response to the old-fashioned theater of light entertainment that prevailed in the late 1920s. During its 10-year existence, the… Read More ›

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Prove Yourself To Yourself, Not Others We need to stop trying to please everyone. By doing this, we are neglecting ourselves and by doing this, we aren’t showing ourselves for who we actually are. Over time, people have certain perceptions of you and we lose sight of ourselves when we start saying yes to people, places and things that we don’t actually want. People pleasing only does us justice in the short term. By showing up as someone who we aren’t, we are attracting the wrong crowd of people and you find out that you actually have nothing in common with these people. You have to let some relationships fade away to create space for new ones and for those who love you for who you really are. If you want to find that group of people, stop trying to please everyone and act in line with who you really are and you will attract the same kind of people. You can’t find true happiness if you live your life trying to please others. alignment, attraction, friendship, group, happiness, Live Like KK, online coach, people pleasing, perception, relationships, wellness

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INTERVIEW WITH Esther Andrews I am one of those people who grew up in many different places. While my father stayed at the same company for his entire career, he sought different opportunities within that company, which resulted in my family moving around a decent amount. I spent most of my childhood years on the East Coast of the USA and overseas in Japan. The longest we lived in one geographical location was about 6 years. I feel fortunate that despite having moved around quite a bit during my childhood, that we typically stayed in one location for at least 4-5 years, so it didn’t feel too disruptive. I was also very blessed to have parents who fostered an incredibly loving and stable home where I was secure in knowing that I was loved, and brothers who contributed to that atmosphere as well. Looking back, I believe that my experience moving around and having to start new a few times in that loving family context made me resilient as well as a quick adapter to new environments and situations. Additionally, living in Japan for five years during my elementary and middle school years had a tremendous influence on me. Having that opportunity at such a young age, interacting with kids my age from all over the world at my international school and having the ability to travel with my family in Asia, Europe and across the USA opened my perspective and expanded my point of view from being one that was USA-centric to one that had a better understanding of the beauty in the diversity of our world and also the things that connect us as people no matter what your ethnic, racial or cultural background. Esther Andrews 2. You work in a very interesting field. Why did you pursue this industry? To be honest, when I started my legal career, I had no idea that I would end up being a commercial nuclear regulatory lawyer supporting utilities who own and operate commercial nuclear power plants in the USA and in that sense, I did not specifically pursue a job in this industry. My legal career path has not been a conventional one. When I graduated law school, I felt led to take six (6) months to participate in a Christian program, which was one of the best decisions I’ve made. Following that program, it took me about another 6 months to find a legal job, which ended up being with a medium sized law firm doing general litigation work. About two (2) years after working at that firm, I had the great opportunity and honor of clerking for a federal district court judge in South Carolina. As my clerkship was coming to an end, I began applying for a number of jobs. An associate attorney position opened in the energy practice, and specifically, in the commercial nuclear energy practice, of a law firm in the Washington, D.C. area. While I did not know much about the commercial nuclear industry at that time, I felt that this was the right position for me and was blessed to be offered the job. Looking back now, I’m so thankful for that opportunity as I have thoroughly enjoyed and continue to enjoy being a commercial nuclear regulatory lawyer. I have found that the individuals who work in the commercial nuclear industry are bright and genuine people, who believe in the technology as a source of clean energy and truly desire to help ensure that the electricity produced from nuclear power meets the needs of communities where they are located while taking seriously the responsibility that comes along with this special and unique technology. 3. According to our Founder who has known you for over 20 years, you are one of the most humble and brilliant people she knows. How do you remain so grounded? Jen is much too kind and I am humbled that she would say that about me. For me, my center and foundation is my Christian faith and more specifically, my relationship with God, Jesus and the Holy Spirit. That personal relationship is what keeps me grounded, day in and day out. God is the first person I turn to when I’m facing difficulties of any kind or when I’m seeking guidance for any situation in which I find myself. 4. The Fulbright Scholarship is widely considered the most prestigious international scholarship. As a Fulbright scholar, what was your area of study and how did that experience impact your life? I feel extremely fortunate to have been selected for the Fulbright Scholarship after initially being put on the wait list, which allowed me to spend a year after college in Seoul, South Korea. During my time in Seoul, I studied how the 1980s South Korean student movement defined democracy in the context of a strong anti-American sentiment given that the USA was typically held up as the model of democracy. It was enlightening to learn that the anti-American sentiment was based on the students’ perspective that the USA was hypocritically supporting the South Korean government at the time, which from their perspective was a military regime despite being a democracy in name. To assist in studying this topic, I also spent 20 weeks of that year taking intensive Korean language courses. In terms of how the experience impacted my life, to be completely transparent, the parts of that year that impacted my life the most had less to do with my area of study and more to do with how spending a year in South Korea impacted me relationally. My parents immigrated to the USA from South Korea, met and married in the USA, and my brothers and I were born in the USA. Having the opportunity to live and learn in South Korea for a year after college was invaluable from the perspective of gaining a deeper understanding of my ethnic heritage and also understanding, in a more innate way, my parents. Additionally, I met three of my closest friends with whom I still keep in touch with regularly to this day in the Fulbright Scholarship Program. Finally, although I grew up in a Christian home, it was during my year in South Korea that my personal relationship with God, Jesus and the Holy Spirit was completely renewed. My life has not been the same since that time. 5. What advice would you give your younger self? This is a tough and good question. I think the primary piece of advice I would give my younger self is to take the time to learn who she is, her strengths and weaknesses and to limit comparing herself to other people or what people deem “normal” for as one of my uncles used to say “to be normal is abnormal.” Along these lines, I would also encourage my younger self to embrace all of who she is – strengths, weaknesses and all – and to seek how she can use the gifts she possesses to help others and to be open to how her weaknesses can also be a gift to others. About Esther Andrews Esther received her undergraduate degree in Sociology in 1999 from Stanford University, and her law degree in 2004 from Georgetown University Law Center. Esther currently works for an electric utility company in Phoenix, Arizona and her main area of practice is nuclear regulatory law. She advises on a wide variety of legal issues related to operation, maintenance, export compliance, contract negotiation, and safety culture. Prior to her current position, Esther worked for an electric utility company in Southern California and before that, worked at a large international law firm in its Washington, DC office, where she represented nuclear utilities and other firm clients in related industries on nuclear legal issues.

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Partnership Funding Opportunities for partnerships funding Convention Industrielle de Formation par la Recherche (Industrial Agreements for Training through Research) An industrial convention for training through research involves three partners : a company, which entrusts research work to a Ph.D. student as a doctoral thesis subject ; a university laboratory, which provides scientific guidance for the Ph.D. student ; a Ph.D. student with a degree equivalent to a master. The company either offers the Ph.D. student a permanent contract or a fixed-term 3 year contract. It signs with the laboratory a cooperation contract specifying research progress conditions and the ownership clauses of the results obtained by the Ph.D. student. The Association Nationale de la Recherche et de la Technologie (ANRT) manages the industrial convention for training through research and offers a subsidy to the company on behalf of the French ministry in charge of the research. For example, for an annual gross salary of € 23,484, in 2009, the annual grant amounted to € 14,000. (For more information, download the brochure) Translation carried out by the Masters 2 ILTS team

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Taco Bell Locations in Columbia, Kentucky Find a Taco Bell Taco Bell Location 899 Jamestown Road 8:00 AM - 12:00 AM 8:00 AM - 12:00 AM 8:00 AM - 12:00 AM 8:00 AM - 12:00 AM 8:00 AM - 12:00 AM 8:00 AM - 12:00 AM 8:00 AM - 10:00 PM Columbia, KY 42728 Search Locations By: Tacos Near Me Burritos Near Me Quesadillas Near Me Taco Bell Hours

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SOR/2002-227 - Table of Contents SOR/2002-227 Immigration and Refugee Protection Regulations Marginal note:Investor and entrepreneur 104 A member of the investor class or the entrepreneur class shall be awarded assessment points up to a maximum of six points for adaptability on the basis of the following elements: (a) for a business exploration trip to Canada in the period beginning five years before the date of their application for a permanent resident visa and ending on the day on which a determination is made in respect of the application, 6 points; and (b) for participation in joint federal-provincial business immigration initiatives, 6 points.

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Suspects sought following home invasion, robbery: LPS (Source: London Police Service) London police are searching for three suspects who allegedly broke into a home in the downtown core on Monday and assaulted an occupant with a baseball bat, before stealing cash and drugs. According to a release from the London Police Service (LPS), at approximately 2:45 p.m. on Monday, three male suspects forced their way into a residence located in the area of William Street and Adelaide Street North, while in possession of weapons. Police said one of the males was observed to be carrying a handgun, while the others were in possession of a knife and a baseball bat. The suspects attempted to tie up two of the occupants, but were unsuccessful. One of the victims was struck by the baseball bat. Police said cash and drugs were stolen from the residence and the suspects fled to a nearby vehicle. London police were then contacted. The victim sustained minor injuries, but did not require medical attention. The three suspects are described by police as: Male, white, approximately 6’2”, slim build, wearing a ski mask and goggles Male, white, approximately 6’0”, slim build The investigation is in its early stages and is being handled by the LPS Street Crime Unit. London police said more information will be released to the public as it becomes available. Anyone with information in relation to the incident is asked to call London police at (519) 661-5670 or Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-TIPS (8477).

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MiniBikers – 2022 French GP Posted on 17 May, 2022 by OfficialMinis Leave a comment The LeMans track is always special for MotoGP, and Enea Bastianini couldn’t be happier after the result of the French GP. The italian rider achieved a new victory and he’s returning to the fight for the championship, while Aleix Espargaró is getting close to Fabio Quartararo at the standings. With also the news of Suzuki leaving the championship at the end of the year, both riders had bad luck, crashing during the race. Wanna know the best highlights of the race in Le Mans? Put your helmet on because MiniBikers will show you everything with their unique point of view. MiniBikers – MotoGP 2022 French GP That’s it for now, but the Minis won’t stop and this weekend we’re racing home with the F1 Spanish GP in Barcelona. Stay tuned because the championship is on fire… and temperatures in Spain too.

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PREVIEW: Michelangelo’s Sistine Chapel: The Exhibition, Cannon Factory This new exhibition allows visitors to explore Michelangelo’s Sistine Chapel without having to take a trip to Rome. With tickets on sale now, take an up-close and personal look at one of the most famous pieces of art – thanks to digital technology and the LA-based SEE Global Entertainment, visitors can explore the Sistine Chapel from different perspectives in this immersive exhibition. On display at the Cannon Factory in Tottenham Hale, the exhibition replicates the ceiling paintings from the Sistine Chapel with great care and expertise by using licensed high-definition photos. Then, by using special photo-printing technique, the look and feel of the paintings is reproduced to allow visitors to see the paintings much closer than the original. Each image featured also has informative signage and audio guides which will offer even more depth and understanding into the work that went in to creating them. This exhibition has toured globally but it is the first time that it has come to London. Michelangelo’s masterpiece was painted in the artist’s signature fresco style on the walls and ceilings of the Apostolic Palace in Rome, Italy between 1508 and 1512. For more information and to book tickets visit: https://sistinechapelexhibit.com/london/ ← Review Round Up: Beano: The Art of Breaking the Rules, Somerset House → NEWS: In the Wings Returns For Third Series

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EFF Files FOIA Lawsuit Against DHS to Shed Light on Vetting Program to Collect and Data Mine Immigrants’ Social Media The Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) today filed a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) lawsuit against the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) for records about a multi-million dollar, secretive program that surveils immigrants and other foreign visitors’ speech on social media. – – DHS and Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) use the Visa Lifecycle Vetting Initiative (VLVI) to spy on potential immigrants and label them as threats based on their social media and internet presence,…

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Filters: First Letter Of Keyword is M and Author is Garcia, Benjamin A [Clear All Filters] Malates K. L. Olszewski, Mather, M. W., Morrisey, J. M., Garcia, B. A., Vaidya, A. B., Rabinowitz, J. D., and Llinás, M., “Branched tricarboxylic acid metabolism in Plasmodium falciparum.”, Nature, vol. 466, no. 7307, pp. 774-8, 2010. B. M. Zee, Levin, R. S., Xu, B., LeRoy, G., Wingreen, N. S., and Garcia, B. A., “In vivo residue-specific histone methylation dynamics.”, J Biol Chem, vol. 285, no. 5, pp. 3341-50, 2010. Methylation Z. Khan, Bloom, J. S., Garcia, B. A., Singh, M., and Kruglyak, L., “Protein quantification across hundreds of experimental conditions.”, Proc Natl Acad Sci U S A, vol. 106, no. 37, pp. 15544-8, 2009.

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2 Months Since I Lost You February 27, 2019 February 28, 2019 Melissa Leave a comment Dear Dad, I cannot even speak your name without emotions creeping up one me. I can’t watch a commercial without emotions creeping up on me. I can’t hear of someone else who has a terminal illness without emotions creeping up one me. Honestly Dad, I just can’t think of anything at all without emotions creeping up on me. But you know what, I would not have it any other way. If I have to cry every day for eternity I am good with it. If I have to cry for every person that I know who is diagnosed with cancer, I am good with it. I know that I will forever be grateful that I had you as a father, and I am convinced that you are watching over me, us. As I type this, once again, I am listening to Pandora through your waterproof Bluetooth speaker that we got you for your 69th birthday last year. I am balling my eyes out right now to Tuesday’s Gone by Lynyrd Skynyrd. I can’t help it. When I hear a song you liked, I like it even more. I feel at peace when I listen to music, even if it means that I cry. Although it has been a little while since I wrote, this blog is my therapy. It allows me to cry, scream, smile, love, and every emotion in between because no one else is watching. I love you so much that I can’t explain it. I never thought about how much it would hurt to lose you because I never had to. But now I have to think about it… every single day. All I know is that I love you more than words can say, and I miss you dearly every single day. Please keep watching over us and know that you are loved unconditionally by everyone who ever had the pleasure of calling you their father, son, grandfather, brother, relative, or friend. You were one of a kind!

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Belladonna: Fetish Fanatic 10 Hollywood Style Icons to Watch 2023's Most Anticipated Sequels, Prequels, and Spin-offs

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How to Become a Social Media Influencer / By Madalyn Sklar Did you ever think there would come a day where “social media influencer” was an actual career path? In the early days of social media, most of us weren’t even thinking about how we could monetize our presence on these platforms. Instead, we were focused on creating content, most of the time without any real purpose in mind. But now, people are building businesses around the following they’ve built on social media. And you can do the same! In this post, you’ll learn a few tips on how to become a social media influencer so you can begin monetizing your online presence. If you’re ready to add another income stream into your life by making money as an influencer, here are some tips for getting started: 1. Choose Your Niche If you haven’t already, it’s time to figure out what your niche is. You know, the area your content will be focused on. When you become an expert on a certain topic, people will be more inclined to trust your opinions, seeing you as an authority. Your niche could be an online business or it could be something like fitness, fashion, beauty, or health. It’s best to pick something you’re genuinely interested in and can talk about for hours on end. After all, if you want to be a social media influencer, you’re going to be creating a lot of content on this topic so it needs to be something you’ll enjoy doing. 2. Select Your Core Platforms Remember that you don’t need to be everywhere online. In fact, it’s just not realistic to be on every single platform. Instead, it’s better to use a couple of core platforms and do them really well. Choose mediums that resonate with you, but that you know your target audience is using as well. Related: 3 Questions to Decide Which Social Media Platforms You Should Use 3. Optimize Your Profiles Make sure all of your social media profiles are complete. This means you have a profile photo and a bio that describes who you are and what you do. Don’t forget to also add a link to a website if you have one. When someone is interested in following you, they’re going to check out your profile to help make their decision. Make sure it’s giving off a great first impression. 4. Know Who Your Audience Is As a social media influencer, it helps to know who you’re targeting with your content. This way, you can better appeal to their interests and needs. Know their demographics (age, gender, location), as well as their pain points and what they’d like to see from you. This will shape your content strategy moving forward so you can more easily build the right audience. 5. Consistently Post Quality Content You’re not going to become an influencer with an inactive account. That’s why you need to make sure you’re posting new content on a regular basis if you hope to see results. And by that I mean, more followers and engagement. It helps to develop a content strategy so you’ll always know what to post, where to post it, and when to post it. Map out the topics you’ll cover and determine how many times per day you’ll post on each platform. For example, you might want to upload at least one Instagram Reel and one TikTok per day. However, you might post multiple Instagram Stories throughout the day. The more you’re showing up and adding value, the easier it’ll be to build an audience of people who love what you do. It’ll also help in building the Know, Like, and Trust Factor over time. Related: Planning Your Twitter Content Strategy 6. Embrace Becoming a Thought Leader As an influencer, it can be easy to follow the crowd. However, what you really want to do is stand out. Don’t just copy what everyone else in your field is doing. Find ways to put your own unique spin on your content. Be willing to share your thoughts and opinions without being swayed by others. You need to be able to stand firm in your opinions if you want to be seen as a true thought leader. 7. Always Engage With Your Audience A great social media influencer cares about their audience. You can show them you’re interested in their thoughts and opinions by starting conversations with them and by replying to their comments and direct messages. A simple act like this shows you’re listening and it’s an important element of building loyal relationships with those in your community. 8. Let Brands Know You’re Open to Collaborating You don’t have to sit back and wait for opportunities to come to you. As a social media influencer, sometimes you need to pursue the things you want. If there’s a brand you’d really like to work with, reach out to them. Share your ideas for a potential campaign the two of you could do together. Not only does it show you’re serious, but it helps you get your name out there. In times like this, it helps to have a media kit to provide with brands. This will share information about who you are, your brand, and your following on social media. Brands will then be able to easily see the value you bring to the table and it’ll hopefully seal the deal when they’re deciding whether or not to work with you. 3 Questions to Decide Which Social Media Platforms You Should Use Know, Like, Trust: Building the KLT Factor on Social Media Planning Your Twitter Content Strategy How to Build Thought Leadership on Twitter Previous Post Live Tweeting at Events Next Post Live Tweeting as a Networking Tool

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Tag: Anais Nin Jazz And Surrealism: Paris In The 1920s Published on November 7, 2017 November 7, 2017 by Madeleine Swann14 Comments I’m off to Portland, Oregon on Saturday for Bizarrocon and donuts. I’ll be gone for about three weeks but when I return I’ll be full of writerly information and other helpful things. I’ve read in a couple of different places that Portland is “becoming like Paris in the 1920s,” all the writers and artists are flocking there. I don’t expect it to look the same as 1920s Paris, even Paris doesn’t look the same as 1920s Paris, but I hope to be inspired by a similar artistic atmosphere. The Années folles (crazy years) was a time between wars where everyone who wanted to make art, dance to jazz or just get a drink (America was under Prohibition) converged on the city. Gertrude Stein held court at her artistic salon (described in her book The Autobiography of Alice B Toklas), Andre Breton was leading the Surrealist movement, and Anais Nin was a brief fixture of the Montparnasse cafe scene. A Surrealist Ball, by Man Ray A Montparnasse Cafe If you wanted to get a glimpse of dancing girls (*whisper* in the nude) you could pop off to The Folies Bergère. One of the headliners at the time was Josephine Baker, a woman of colour treated like a second class citizen in her native America and a star in Paris. Tracking shot in the 1927 Clara Bow movie Wings: Below is a promotional film for Josephine Baker’s ‘new’ show. Contains 1920s boobies: Paris was known for the latest fashions: And finally, a silent travelogue through all the city had to offer. Toodle pip, and I’ll see you on the other side of my own adventures! Categories Art, Books, Magazines etc, Fashion, Film, Theatre, TV and Videos•Tags 1920s, Anais Nin, Andre Breton, Années folles, art deco, clara bow, f scott fitzgerald, gertrude stein, hemingway, josephine baker, midnight in paris, paris, The Folies Bergère, the surrealists, the twenties Book Review: Surrealist Women, An International Anthology Published on December 6, 2016 December 6, 2016 by Madeleine Swann15 Comments Hello my little dustpan brushes sprinkled with attractive gems. Recently I read Surrealist Women: An International Anthology. The kindle version is slightly cheaper than the hard copies but still costs a whopping thirty pounds. I do think it’s worth saving up for, however, as it is an almost exhaustive encyclopedia of all females involved in the art movement from the twenties to sixties counter-culture to now, including examples of their work. The essays at the beginning of each new era, separated into chapters, refutes the idea that women were not as involved as men. While they were not seen as full members during the twenties they were just as passionate, and only a decade later their participation exploded. It only seems to be outside critics and scholars who have omitted them since. This passage offers an explanation for the reticence at the start (Andre Breton’s wife, Simone Kahn, wrote several letters to her cousin Denise Levy in the early years): “Although masculine egotism surely existed in the Surrealist Group, what is known of Kahn’s correspondence refutes the temptingly simple but shallow argument that the relatively small production of the first women surrealists can be blamed on male chauvinism alone. What held these women back, more than likely, was a complex of inhibitions and fears inherited from centuries of French and European patriarchal, capitalist, Christian culture; notions of “feminine reserve,” “woman’s place,” and “biological destiny” that they had internalized more or less unconsciously as children and which continued to wreak havoc in their psyches in later years, despite themselves.” Meret Oppenheim’s ‘furry cup’ The author mentions other biographies of individuals but Surrealist Women is packed with primary research and any omissions of a particular writer/artist’s contribution to surrealism is addressed. She also looks at surprising aspects of surrealism, such as it’s affinities with Trotsky and other leftist leaders as well as feminism. In the early thirties the wall street crash brought a tide of woman-hating against those who ‘stole the jobs of men.’ Two high profile murder cases took place in France during that time, the Papin sisters – maids who killed their bosses – and Violette Noizierre. Both were reported vitriolically by the press as examples of women running amok, but apparently the Surrealists were one of only a few groups to point out that all women involved were being abused and possibly acted in self-defense. I discovered several writers and artists I had never heard of as well as learning more about others. As a huge fan of Anais Nin I was excited to discover Nelly Kaplan who, under the name Belen, wrote “erotic tales of black humor.” She is also a filmmaker, one of her best known being A Very Curious Girl (1967). There was also Suzanne Cesaire, born in Martinique. Though her husband, Aime, often overshadowed her, she was very active and started the magazine ‘Tropiques’ with him. There’s Joyce Mansour, the best known Surrealist female poet once told by Breton himself “Your gift is that of a genius,” and Rikki Ducornet, artist as well as author, who has illustrated books by Jorge Luis Borges among others. I enjoyed it and learned a lot, and now have plenty of further reading and art to explore, as will you. Below is a short documentary about Leonora Carrington, also featured in the book. Incidentally one of her stories is in The Weird: A Compendium of Strange and Dark Stories, another I highly recommend. Categories Bizarre Book Club, Books, Magazines etc•Tags Anais Nin, Andre Breton, authors, Belen, book review, books, Joyce Mansour, Leonora Carrington, Nelly Kaplan, Rikki Ducornet, surrealism, Surrealist Women An International Anthology, surrealists, Suzanne Cesaire, writer, writer's, writing Anais Nin Interviewed by Studs Terkel In 1972 And Reading From Her Diary Published on December 9, 2014 December 9, 2014 by Madeleine Swann1 Comment Legendary bohemian and erotic diarist Anais Nin was interviewed in 1972. Enjoy her ponderings on Swallow Press, Henry Miller, her experimental film-making husband Ian Hugo (a pseudonym) and various other artistic types. Also have a peek at this article containing a film of her reading over spacey electronic music, Bells of Atlantis. Here she reads from her diary (the version without the rude bits) Categories Books, Magazines etc•Tags 1972, Anais Nin, Bells of Atlantis, bohemian, diaries, diarists, erotic writing, erotica, futuristic electronic music, Henry Miller, House of Incest, Ian Hugo, interviewed by Studs Terkel, reads from her diary, surrealism, surrealist, Swallow Press

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About Nicholas M. Stillman Home Authors About Nicholas M. Stillman It came from Jonathan Laidlow A question for David Cleden Authors / Bio 6 May 2019 3 April 2019 Nicholas M. Stillman is a writer, teacher, and reluctant service worker living in the east bay in California. He received his MFA from Saint Mary’s College of California in 2018, where he currently teaches English. He desperately wants to live in the woods, raise crops, write eight hours a day, and play an unhealthy amount of PS4. He shares this impossible dream with his girlfriend, Sabrina, and their cats, Gnocchi and Fusilli, who all insisted on being part of this bio. @nick_at_day Nicholas M. Stillman’s story “The Memory Dresser” Nicholas M. Stillman

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