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Tag Archives: compatible with ePub titles Why Sell Your e-Books on GoodReads? Members of this large online book community of insatiable readers and authors, can sell their e-books GoodReads website. But www.Goodreads.com/author/program allows you only to upload books for sale in e-Pub format. “The GoodReads Author Program is a completely free feature designed to help authors reach their target audience – passionate readers. This is the perfect place for new and established authors to promote their books.” First, you must obviously join GoodReads and complete your profile. Next, sign up as an author and input your titles. These will be listed on your dashboard and beside each book is “Add ebook.” Click on it to start moving through the simple process of selecting how you wish to be paid, choosing the e-Pub file to upload, selecting a price or opting to make the title free. Your e-book will be available for purchase pretty fast. e-Pub books can be read online and on any e-reader that is compatible with e-Pub titles – for example, Kobo, Nook and Sony e-Readers. As an author, it makes sense to position your books where book-lovers, hang out together … A GoodReads member relates: “I’ve been a member of GoodReads, the social networking site for people who love to read, for more than a year now. What I like about the site is you can list the books you have read, give a brief overview and your opinion about the book and share it with your social networking friends in other networks including Facebook and Twitter. One of the coolest features is, if a friend is reading a book and you like the review, you can click on the book and it will be linked to Amazon where you can purchase the book. I like that you can keep track of the books you read too. You can list them under “to read,” “read” or “reading.” Since I review a lot of social networking books and love to read business and marketing books, I had plenty on my list. When I typed in the name of the book, the book came up and was placed in my shelf. I joined three book groups so that I can get involved in the discussions and meet others who have the same interests as I have. If you love to read any type of book, you should consider joining Goodreads. I prefer GoodReads to Facebook.” Posted by ebooksinternational on November 14, 2011 in Book Sales, e-Books, Marketing Tags: compatible with ePub titles, epub format, established authors, GoodReads, help authors to reach their audience, Kobo, Nook and Sony eReaders, online book community, promote their books, www.goodreads.com

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Archive for Black Leaders These Black leaders in history viewed abortion as Black genocide Posted in Black Abortion Stats, Black Babies, Black Birth Rates, Black Caucus, Black Church, Black Conservative, Black Eugenics Victim, Black Genocide, Black History Month, Black leaders on abortion, Black Panthers, Black Population Demographics, Black pro-life leaders, Black Victims, Black Women, Blacks oppose Birth Control, Blacks protest abortionn, Blacks sued by Planned Parenthood, Jesse Jackson, NAACP, Planned Parenthood using blacks, Samuel Yette with tags 1960's, African American, American Public Health Association (APHA), black abortion, Black Catholic Priest, Black Caucus, Black clergy, Black Genocide, Black History Month, Black Leaders, Black Panther, Black Pastor, Black Women, Blacks Used, Civil Rights, Congressional Black Caucus, Dick Gregory, Dr. Mildred Jefferson, Dr. Paul Cornely, Erma Clardy Craven, Eugenics, Fannie Lou Hamer, Jesse Jackson, Larry Lader, Maafa21, Malcolm X, Margaret Sanger, NAACP, Planned Parenthood, Pro-Life, Prof. Norman Rice, Robert G. Weisbord, Samuel Yette, Simone M. Caron on March 26, 2018 by saynsumthn By Carole Novielli | LiveActionNews.org Is abortion a tool of promoters of eugenics and Black genocide? This is the burning question addressed in the powerful documentary called Maafa21: Black Genocide in 21st Century America. This Black History Month, Live Action screened the film — produced by Texas-based pro-life group Life Dynamics, Inc., — on social media. The documentary meticulously details the racist roots of abortion and Planned Parenthood. In order to protect Planned Parenthood, which had deep ties to the eugenics movement beginning with their founder Margaret Sanger, abortion advocates have claimed that the idea of abortion as a “eugenics tool of Black Genocide” was imagined by pro-life advocates, but nothing could be further from the truth. As Maafa21 demonstrates, it was actually early Black leaders which first decried the genocidal effects of abortion and population control within their community. Author and researcher Robert G. Weisbord explains: During the 1960’s and continuing into the 1970’s, the charge that birth control and abortion are integral elements of a white genocidal conspiracy directed at African-Americans has been heard with increasing frequency and stridency in black communities. The genocide theory finds greatest acceptance among spokesmen for black nationalist and black revolutionary groups, but suspicion of family planning programs is not limited to them…. The black debate over the desirability of population is traced back approximately fifty years. Article: Birth Control is Overt Racism Some of these Black leaders are listed below. Dr. Paul Cornely In 1968, when radical abortion advocates such as Larry Lader were pushing their abortion agenda, civil rights leader Dr. Paul Cornely (then president-elect of the American Public Health Association (APHA) and African American chairman of the Department of Community Health Practice at Howard University) was opposing abortion as a way to “help the poor.” He told the Charleston Gazette that the way to “change existing social conditions is not through marketing abortion available to the poor. We need to find a better way for people to live. We have to look at the total problem – social, economic-education, housing employment….” Paul B Cornley Paul B Cornely opposed abortion and pointed out that abortion, sterilization, and birth control programs have been looked at as forms of racism. Prof. Norman Rice Fordham professor Norman Rice perhaps said it best in 1969, when he was quoted in the Saranac Lake Adirondack Daily Enterprise as saying, “The idea seems to be to eliminate poverty by eliminating the poor. Of course, this is a form of genocide, perhaps more appropriately called pooricide.” Article: Abortion a form of “Pooricide” (Image credit: Saranac Lake Adirondack Daily Enterprise) Comedian Dick Gregory Live Action News has previously published statements from notable Black leaders like Fannie Lou Hamer, Dr. Mildred Jefferson, Iowa Rep. June Franklin and Erma Clardy Craven, all of whom viewed abortion and population control as genocide targeted toward their communities. In the early 1970s, comedian Dick Gregory wrote an extensive article, “My Answer to Genocide,” published in Ebony Magazine, where he made similar claims: Of course, one of the definitions of genocide is, “imposing measures to prevent births within the group” – that is, forcing birth control measures upon Black folks. There is ample evidence that government programs designed for poor black folks emphasize birth control and abortion availability, both measures obviously designed to limit black population.” Dick Gregory decries abortion as Black Genocide (Image credit: Maafa21) In addition to abortion, early Black leaders were also skeptical about birth control being pushed in their community. After all, the concept originated from Planned Parenthood founder Margaret Sanger, a known member of the eugenics community who spoke to members of the Ku Klux Klan. Margaret Sanger spoke to KKK (Image credit: Maafa21) Author Simone M. Caron’s research, published by the Journal of Social History, lays the groundwork for why Black citizens were so suspicious: Several events in the late 1960s heightened suspicions of genocide. The Pittsburgh Courier, a nationally circulated Black newspaper, reported that “a long series of incidents which are covertly building up a phobia among Negroes about racial genocide attempt” took place in 1967 and 1968…. The Black Panther party considered contraception only one part of a larger government scheme of genocide. Drugs, venereal disease, prostitution, coercive sterilization bills, restrictive welfare legislation, inhuman living conditions, “police murders,” rat bites, malnutrition, lead poisoning, frequent fires and accidents in run-down houses, and black over-representation in Vietnam combat forces all contributed to the malicious plan to annihilate the black race… In the summer of 1967 the… Black Power Conference in Newark, New Jersey, passed an anti-birth-control resolution that contained the key phrase, birth control equals “black genocide.” In 1970, according to Maafa 21, the Black Caucus walked out of the First National Congress on Optimum Population and Environment being held in Chicago. Felton Alexander of the National Urban League and the Chairman of the Black Caucus said the action was taken because of clear and unmistakable evidence that the purpose of the conference was to legitimize the extermination of the black population. Black Caucus walks out of Population Conference (Image credit: Maafa21) They were not the only Black groups suspicious of abortion. As mentioned earlier, the Black Panthers were as well. In 1971, a Detroit Chapter of the Black Panther Party expelled one of its leaders from the organization for simply asking where she could obtain an abortion, according to Maafa21. At the time the party proclaimed, “A true revolutionary cares about the people–he cares to the point that he is willing to put his life on the line to help the masses of poor and oppressed people. He would never think of killing his unborn child.” Black Panther Party Quote on abortion (Image credit: Maafa21) Jet magazine quoted from the [Black] Panther newspaper in 1973: The abortion law hides behind the guise of helping women when in reality it will attempt to destroy our people. How long do you think it will take for voluntary abortions to turn into involuntary abortion, into compulsory sterilization? Black people are aware that laws made supposedly to ensure our well-being are often put into practice in such a way that they ensure our deaths. Black Panthers see abortion as Black Genocide (Image credit: Jet Magazine March 22, 1973) Various Black clergy Black clergy were also outspoken against abortion as genocide. Black Catholic Priest, Father George Clements, told Jet Magazine in that same 1973 edition, “I believe the entire question of abortions is just one more in the continuous series of events to eliminate the Black population.” Black priest sees abortion as Black genocide (Image credit: Maafa21) In a February edition of the magazine, Fr. Clements pointed out, “There is a grave contradiction being practiced in the U.S. In the Black or Ghetto areas Planned Parenthood or birth control clinics are set up, whereas, in the white communities or suburbs, fertility centers are being established.” The Progressive National Baptist Convention also denounced abortion, according to this July 28, 1973, Jet Magazine article seen below: Black religious leaders abortion is genocide (Image credit: Jet Magazine July 26, 1973) Rev. Jesse Jackson In a separate 1973 Jet Magazine article, the Rev. Jesse Jackson, a known civil rights leader of his day, also called abortion “genocide.” Then, two years later, Rev. Jackson joined with anti-abortion organizations and endorsed a Constitutional Amendment banning abortion. Jesse Jackson and Dick Gregory part of Right to Life anti-abortion (Image credits: Ebony)Magazine And, in 1977, Jackson observed, “It is strange that they chose to start talking about population control at the same time that Black people in America and people of color around the world are demanding their rightful place as human citizens and their rightful share of the material wealth in the world.” Jesse Jackson on abortion (Image credit: Maafa21) Sadly, in the mid-1980s, Jackson changed his position and became pro-abortion. Journalist Samuel Yette Black journalist, Samuel Yette, also saw abortion and birth control as a means of genocide in the African American community. Yette became the first African-American reporter hired by Newsweek Magazine and, by 1968, according to Maafa21, “he quickly rose to the position of Washington D.C. bureau correspondent. Three years later, he wrote a book in which he documented that there were high-level plans within the United States to use birth control and abortion as genocide against African-Americans. Immediately after his book was released to the public, Mr. Yette was fired.” Samuel Yette and his book The Choice (Image credit Saynsumthn blog) Yette’s book, “The Choice: The Issue of Black Survival in America,” describes how government solutions for the poor stressed the necessity for birth control as the best means of alleviating hunger. Yette documented that mandatory abortions for unwed mothers were recommended at a 1969 White House Conference on the topic. The effort, he notes, was blocked by Black activist Fannie Lou Hamer, who denounced abortion as “legalized murder” and called it a plot to exterminate the Black population. In almost a sarcastic tone, Yette once pointed out the irony in how easy it was for Blacks to obtain free abortions but not free medical care, writing, “It is still a society in which an injured man must show his ability to pay before getting hospital services, but his daughter or wife can be aborted or fed birth control pills, at public expense…” In 1985, Yette told supporters: Any public policy that condones, encourages, or participates in the taking of life on the pre-birth side of the womb, anticipates and works toward the policies and practices and the same rationales that destroy life on the after birth-side of the womb. Given the history of the genocidal practices and public policies impacted on black people in the society, it is barely believable that any significant number of black people at all could condone, much less demand, public policies and financing the destruction of human life on either side of the womb. Dr. Mildred Jefferson In the 1970’s the largest anti-abortion organization in the nation was led by Black doctor, Mildred Jefferson: Black doctor Mildred Jefferson leads national Right to Life antiabortion group (Image credit: Ebony Magazine) According to Ebony Magazine, “One reason for Dr. Jefferson’s alignment with the anti-abortion movement is her belief that this country’s one million annual abortions can mean genocide for Black Americans.” Members of a Pittsburgh chapter of the NAACP, which charged that Planned Parenthood facilities in Black neighborhoods were paramount with genocide. According to the New York Times, “The N.A.A.C.P. contended in its statement that Planned Parenthood clinics here were operated ‘without moral responsibility to the Black race and become an instrument of genocide to the black people.’” Dr. Charles Greenlee, a black physician, along with NAACP president Byrd Brown, charged that Planned Parenthood facilities were keeping the birth rate down. NAACP opposed Planned Parenthood (Image credit: Jet Magazine Jan. 11, 1968) Although Dr. Greenlee eventually walked back the term “genocide,” the group noted how Planned Parenthood was strategically placing its facilities in neighborhoods with high Black populations, something today’s African American leaders also point out. NAACP leader accuses Planned Parenthood of genocide (Image Credit: New York Times Dec 17, 1967) Soon, even Planned Parenthood was taking note of the opposition facing them. They actually exchanged internal memos about this fear that abortion and Planned Parenthood was seen as Black genocide. They would query members of the Black community to ascertain how they were being viewed. In 1962, Wylda B. Clowes, a Black field consultant for Planned Parenthood, and Mrs. Marian Hernandez, director of the Hannah Stone Center, met with Black militant leader, Malcolm X to “discuss with him his group’s philosophy concerning family planning.” The memo to Guttmacher described the encounter: “In trying to ascertain Malcolm X’s knowledge and understanding of the Planned Parenthood organization, he responded in a positive way to the name by saying, that Black Muslims are interested in anything having to do with planning. He asked if Planned Parenthood has anything to do with birth control, and offered the suggestion that we would probably be more successful if we used the term family planning instead of birth control. His reasons for this was that people, particularly Negroes, would be more willing to plan than to be controlled.” Planned Parenthood memo with Malcolm X Planned Parenthood’s own national director of community relations, Douglas Stewart, once acknowledged the friction their organization had with Black women, telling Ebony Magazine, “Many Negro women have told our workers, there are two kinds of pills – one for white women and one for us… and the one for us causes sterilization.” To lessen these fears, Planned Parenthood added individuals from the Black community to their board. “It is my opinion as director of community relations,” Stewart went on to tell Ebony, that “birth control programs might fare better in large cities if more black people and members of minority groups were represented on planning boards of clinics in their neighborhoods.” But after New York decriminalized abortion and an abortion facility opened in Harlem, a member from Harlem’s Hospital staff told the NYT that they “were met with opposition from the community…. The militant movement was pretty strong, and they thought it was genocide.” In the early 1970s, a report by Black researcher Dr. William A. Dariety concluded, according to the NYT, that the idea of abortion as Black genocide had “large support in the Negro community.” “In one New England city,” writes the NYT, “Dr. Dariety found that 88 percent of the black males under 30 were opposed to abortion and almost half of them felt that encouragement of the use of birth control ‘is comparable with trying to eliminate [blacks] from society.’” 1971 Article The fear that birth control may mean genocide In 1990, Pervis L. Edward wrote this to Ebony Magazine: The fact that genocide in the form of abortions is being considered as a possible solution to problems within the Black community is testimony to the fact that we as a people are suffering from chronic amnesia. Black Americans have forgotten once again that they have an adversary determined to enslave, destroy and ultimately eliminate them from the face of the planet. For this reason we must unite and meet this assault at its point of contact and defend the lives of our unborn children, for therein lies our future. Edward was responding to an article published previously by Ebony, which featured Pamela Carr of Black Americans for Life and Faye Wattleton, Planned Parenthood’s first Black president. Carr wrote that abortion was not a solution for Black problems. Article on abortion (Pamela Carr and Faye Wattleton) published in Ebony Magazine October 1989 “No, abortion is not a solution,” Carr states, “because it undermines the very ideals previous Black leaders stood for – the belief that each life is valuable and has something to contribute; whether Black or White, born or unborn…. Abortion is offered as a solution to help young Blacks to forge forward to overcome present hindrances and strive for brighter tomorrows…. By allowing 400,000 Black babies to be systematically killed every year, we as African Americans have strayed from the path of the leaders who fought so hard for our freedom. They would be alarmed today at how we forfeit the lives of our children, and, as a result, our future.” COGIC Black Pastors and Bishops pray outside Planned Parenthood As the Reverend Johnny Hunter states at the end of Maafa21: The point is not that killing a Black child is worse than killing a white child. It’s not. Regardless of the victim’s skin color, eye color, or hair color, legalized abortion is a crime against all of humanity…. The time has come, for us to wake up. The time has come for us to realize that our people are no longer being illegally lynched one or two at a time, at the end of a dirt road. It’s time to for us to realize that our people are being womb-lynched! It is time to realize that they are being legally ripped to shreds by millions in air conditioned rooms with sweet soft elevator music playing in the background. It is time for us to realize that we are in a war. We are in a war that if we don’t become involved and we try and look the other way, it’s going to wipe us out – it is called Black genocide. It’s time to realize that we have found the weapon of mass destruction and the weapon of mass destruction is the suction machine in Planned Parenthood. Knowing what we know now, we can no longer look the other way. Today, armed with the tragic statistics showing how abortion is decimating the Black community, Black men and women alike continue to speak out against Planned Parenthood and abortion. Black leaders across the nation have organized to educate their communities on the Black genocide of abortion and Planned Parenthood. Groups like LEARN (a.k.a. BlackGenocide.org), the National Black Pro-life Coalition, Restoration Project, The Frederick Douglass Foundation, Black Americans for Life, Civil Rights for the Unborn, the African American Outreach of Priests for Life, The Radiance Foundation, Protecting Black Life, Missouri Blacks for Life, Issues for Life, Church of God in Christ’s (COGIC) Family Life Campaign and many more are outspoken about abortion within their community. Black leaders compare Planned Parenthood to the Klan Their efforts have not gone unnoticed by Planned Parenthood, which views Black pro-life leaders as a legitimate threat to their eugenics agenda. In response, abortion advocates across the nation are systematically calling for the abortion corporation to replace Cecile Richards — who announced her intentions to resign earlier this year — with a Black CEO. They seem to believe that simply placing a Black American at the helm of the organization will erase years of eugenics history along with volumes of documentation proving the organization’s eugenics ideology goes well beyond founder Margaret Sanger. The reality is that films like Maafa21 are helping to awaken the Black community to connect the dots from slavery, to evolution, to eugenics, to abortion, and to Planned Parenthood as part of a continuum of terrible suffering, racism, and targeting that they have endured for years. Dr. Alveda King, niece of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., points out in Maafa21, “We need to pay attention to the fact that in the 1960s when we as African Americans begin to demand our civil rights, for the first time in American history, there began a widespread cry in our government for legalized abortion. Was that a coincidence, too? Or, could it be that when we said we would no longer sit on the back of the bus, a place was being reserved for us down at the abortion clinic?” Dr. Alveda King in Maafa21 Today, rather than acknowledge this growing group of Black activists opposing Planned Parenthood, the media demeans their voice and censors their message, a tactic successfully used to keep Black people oppressed in the past. The only problem for the media is that this time, it’s not working.

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Intelligent Control and Automation > Vol.4 No.1, February 2013 Type-2 Fuzzy Logic Controllers Based Genetic Algorithm for the Position Control of DC Motor () Mohammed Zeki Al-Faiz, Mohammed S. Saleh, Ahmed A. Oglah Department of Computer Engineering, Al-Nahrain University, Baghdad, Iraq. Department of Control & Systems Engineering, University of Technology, Baghdad, Iraq. Department of Electronics Engineering, Diyala University, Diyala, Iraq. DOI: 10.4236/ica.2013.41015 PDF HTML XML 6,487 Downloads 9,402 Views Citations Type-2 fuzzy logic systems have recently been utilized in many control processes due to their ability to model uncertainty. This research article proposes the position control of (DC) motor. The proposed algorithm of this article lies in the application of a genetic algorithm interval type-2 fuzzy logic controller (GAIT2FLC) in the design of fuzzy controller for the position control of DC Motor. The entire system has been modeled using MATLAB R11a. The performance of the proposed GAIT2FLC is compared with that of its corresponding conventional genetic algorithm type-1 FLC in terms of several performance measures such as rise time, peak overshoot, settling time, integral absolute error (IAE) and integral of time multiplied absolute error (ITAE) and in each case, the proposed scheme shows improved performance over its conventional counterpart. Extensive simulation studies are conducted to compare the response of the given system with the conventional genetic algorithm type-1 fuzzy controller to the response given with the proposed GAIT2FLC scheme. Type-2 Fuzzy Logic Controller; Genetic Algorithm; DC Motor M. Al-Faiz, M. Saleh and A. Oglah, "Type-2 Fuzzy Logic Controllers Based Genetic Algorithm for the Position Control of DC Motor," Intelligent Control and Automation, Vol. 4 No. 1, 2013, pp. 108-113. doi: 10.4236/ica.2013.41015. [1] L. A. Zadeh, “Fuzzy Sets,” Information and Control, Vol. 8, No. 3, 1965, pp. 338-353. doi:10.1016/S0019-9958(65)90241-X [2] J. John and R. Langari, “Fuzzy Logic Intelligence, Control and Information,” Prentic Hall, Englewood Cliffs, 1998. [3] P. King and E. Mamdani, “The Application of Fuzzy Control to Industrial Process,” Automatica, Vol. 13, No. 3, 1977, pp. 235-242. doi:10.1016/0005-1098(77)90050-4 [4] J. M. Mendel, “Rule-Based Fuzzy Logic Systems: Introduction and New Directions,” Prentice-Hall, Englewood Cliffs, 2001. [5] Q. Liang and J. M. Mendel, “Interval Type-2 Fuzzy Logic Systems: Theory and Design,” IEEE Transactions on Fuzzy Systems, Vol. 8, No. 5, 2000, pp. 535-550. doi:10.1109/91.873577 [6] Q. Liang and J. M. Mendel, “MPEG VBR Video Traffic Modelling and Classification Using Fuzzy Technique,” IEEE Transactions on Fuzzy Systems, Vol. 9, No. 1, 2001, pp. 183-193. doi:10.1109/91.917124 [7] J. H. Holland, “Adaptation in Natural and Artificial Systems,” University of Michigan Press, Ann Arbor, 1975. [8] M. Sakawa, “Genetic Algorithms and Fuzzy M Ultiobjective Optimization,” Kluwer Academic, Boston, 1975. [9] A. Homaifar and E. McCormick, “Simultaneous Design of Membership Functions and Rule Sets for Fuzzy Controllers Using Genetic Algorithms,” IEEE Transactions on Fuzzy Systems, Vol. 3, No. 2, 1995, pp. 129-138. doi:10.1109/91.388168 [10] N. Tutkun and D. Maden, “Determination of the PI Controller Parameters for a DC Shunt Motor Using Genetic Algorithm Method,” International Conference of Electronics and Computer Engineering, Bursa, 2-5 December 2010, pp. 330-333. [11] X. Du and H. Ying, “Derivation and Analysis of the Structures of the Interval Type-2 Fuzzy-PI and PD Controllers,” IEEE Transactions on Fuzzy Systems, Vol. 18, No. 4, 2010, pp. 802-814. doi:10.1109/TFUZZ.2010.2049022 ICA Subscription

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Home > Opinions > American Fruit Growers v. Parker American Fruit Growers v. Parker American Fruit Growers v. Parker , 22 Cal.2d 513 [L. A. No. 17735. In Bank. July 14, 1943.] AMERICAN FRUIT GROWERS, INC. (a Corporation) et al., Respondents, v. W. B. PARKER, as Director of Agriculture, etc., et al., Appellants. Earl Warren, Attorney General, Robert W. Kenny, Attorney General, Walter L. Bowers, Deputy Attorney General, Ivan G. McDaniel and George C. Lyon for Appellants. Tuttle & Tuttle, Edward E. Tuttle, Edward W. Tuttle, Fred B. Wood, Joseph W. Paulucci and Norman Meller as Amici Curiae on behalf of Appellants. G. V. Weikert for Respondents. [22 Cal.2d 514] EDMONDS, J. A number of corporations and cooperative marketing associations engaged in growing oranges and marketing them in intrastate commerce joined American Fruit Growers, Inc. as plaintiffs in this proceeding, which challenges the validity of the license considered in People v. Western Fruit Growers, Inc. (ante, p. 494 [140 P.2d 13]). The Director of Agriculture and persons connected with him in administering the statutes construed in that case are the defendants. Upon a hearing, the superior court issued a preliminary injunction restraining the enforcement of the regulations established by the license. The appeal is from that order. The decision in the companion case has disposed of all but one of the questions which are presented in this proceeding. [1] Here the growers and distributors who are the respondents make the additional claim that the license was invalid from its inception because it covered the regulation of both oranges and grapefruit. The production and marketing of each of these products, they assert, is a separate and distinct agricultural industry. This point was also urged in Brock v. Superior Court, 12 Cal.2d 605 [86 P.2d 805], which was a proceeding brought by the growers and handlers of desert grapefruit to enjoin the enforcement of the same license against them. The court then decided that the allegations of the complaint tendered an issue of fact as to whether the marketing of desert grapefruit is an agricultural trade or industry distinctly different from the distribution of other products, and, also, whether the producers of grapefruit were being discriminated against to the profit and advantage of the orange growers. The plaintiffs, said the court, were entitled to findings upon those issues and it therefore denied the petition of the Director of Agriculture for a writ of prohibition compelling the respondent superior court to dissolve a temporary injunction which it had issued enjoining the enforcement of the provisions of License No. 2 as to grapefruit. That injunction is still in effect. No prorate bases for shippers of grapefruit in intrastate commerce have been fixed by the Growers Advisory Committee, no limitations of total weekly shipments of grapefruit have been recommended by the Distribution Committee, and no weekly allotments for grapefruit have been made by the Director of Agriculture under License No. 2. Also since the date of the notice of [22 Cal.2d 515] appeal in this proceeding, the Director of Agriculture, pursuant to the provisions of section 9 of the 1937 statute, issued an order terminating all of the provisions of License No. 2 concerning the regulation of grapefruit. Not only has no determination yet been made that the inclusion of these two agricultural products under the same license is a regulation of separate industries, but it appears that, in fact, only oranges have been restricted and now can be regulated under the license. And as a court will not pass upon the validity of a statute or order upon the complaint of one who will not be injured by its operation (Ashwander v. Tennessee V. A., 297 U.S. 288, 347, 348 [56 S.Ct. 466, 80 L.Ed. 688]; United States v. Superior Court, 19 Cal.2d 189, 197, 198 [120 P.2d 26]; Estate of Childs, 18 Cal.2d 237, 244 [115 P.2d 432, 136 A.L.R. 333]; In re Willing, 12 Cal.2d 591, 596 [86 P.2d 663]; In re Weisberg, 215 Cal. 624, 630 [12 P.2d 446]), the respondents cannot now challenge the enforcement of the license upon the ground that it restricts the marketing of more than one agricultural product. [2] Relief by injunction operates in futuro, and the right to it must be determined as of the date of decision by an appellate court. (Tulare Irr. Dist. v. Lindsay-Strathmore Dist., 3 Cal.2d 489, 527, 528 [45 P.2d 972, 1014]; Dr. Miles C. Co. v. Sontag C. Stores Co., 8 Cal.2d 178, 179 [64 P.2d 726]; Diederichsen v. Sutch, 47 Cal.App.2d 646, 650, 651 [118 P.2d 863].) The order is reversed. Gibson, C.J., Shenk, J., Curtis, J., Carter, J., and Traynor, J., concurred. Schauer, J., did not participate herein. 1 AMERICAN FRUIT GROWERS, INC. (a Corporation) et al. (Respondent) 2 s, v. W. B. PARKER, as Director of Agriculture, etc., et al., Appellants. (s, v. W. B. PARKER, as Director of Agriculture, etc., et al.) SCOCAL, American Fruit Growers v. Parker , 22 Cal.2d 513 available at: (https://scocal.stanford.edu/opinion/american-fruit-growers-v-parker-25500) (last visited Monday March 20, 2023).

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Vanuatu Dive Trailblazer Allan Power Passes Away Allan Power, a legend of the diving industry in the South Pacific, passed away recently in his long-time home of Espiritu Santo in Vanuatu. By Deborah Dickson-Smith In the Water News Jan 20, 2019 Allan Power, a legend of the diving industry in the South Pacific, passed away recently in his long-time home of Espiritu Santo in Vanuatu. Power put Vanuatu on the dive map as first a salvager, then as a long-time dive guide on the world-famous WWII wreck the SS President Coolidge. Commonly known as Mr. President, (a reference to the Coolidge), Power led thousands of dives on the wreck by himself as the only dive guide for decades. He began to employ local dive guides as his business became more successful. No one dove the Coolidge more than Power — a staggering 25,000 times — and indeed, no one led more divers through, over 20,000. Power was born in Sydney, Australia and after a few different careers in his younger days, he was drawn to the Barrier Reef and underwater photography. His book “The Great Barrier Reef,” published in 1977, became a classic. Shortly after moving to Vanuatu for a salvage operation, he established Allan Power Dive Tours. The thousands of divers who met him over the years may recall Power’s incredible memory and detailed knowledge of fish species. He was famous for taking divers back to his home for coffee and buns after a dive, where he would entertain the group with various stories about the Coolidge. Interviewing Allan Power I heard a few of his tales earlier this year in his leafy garden after a morning dive. I asked him how he came to be in Santo. “One day, back in 1969, a couple of friends offered me an opportunity,” he said. “They had a salvage vessel and were heading up to the New Hebrides to take the propellers off a ship called the Coolidge. And they asked me if I wanted to join them, and I said, yeah, why not. So, I came, just to have a look. Forty-eight years, and I’m still looking. Haven’t decided yet whether I like it.” And when did the Coolidge become a dive site? “Around 1970. The salvage work continued though. They put you down with a twinset of tanks on, and you’d have a spare twinset sitting beside you on the pier, and if you hadn’t finished the job, well then you brought down another twinset. Stayed until you finished the job. I did over 600 dives completing one job, removing oil from the tanks. It was great. Oh, I got used to peace, and unlimited time underneath the water.” Was there much marine life around the wreck then? “Yeah. It was turtle heaven back in the old days,” he said. “You used to see five or six sharks on each dive. You know? The little gray reef sharks, swimming around. We used to go down underneath, onto the deck, and they’d be there. And of course, there was Boris. Allan’s connection with Boris is well known. “Boris was a big, big grouper who hung around for about 20 years. He was about 8-foot long. Boris was special. But I never ever got a photo of him. That would have been a beautiful photo. You know? He’s my friend, I hope.” In November 2011 the International SCUBA Diving Hall of Fame inducted Power as a member. This prestigious award recognized his contribution to the diving industry with specific mention of his work and achievements, above all, on the SS President Coolidge. Allan was still diving into his eighties and actively involved in running of the business when he passed away. Deborah Dickson-Smith / About Author Deborah Dickson-Smith is widely published travel writer and co-founder of Diveplanit.com, an online guide to diving and snorkeling in Australia and Asia Pacific. Deborah and partner Simon Mallender are passionate ocean advocates and launched this platform to encourage more people to get underwater and start exploring. More posts by Deborah Dickson-Smith

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Filters: Author is R.E. Peachey [Clear All Filters] D. Matthew Sullivan, R Peachey, E., Heinrich, A., and Brewer, L., Nutrient Management for Sustainable Vegetable Cropping Systems in Western Oregon. Oregon State University, Extension Service, 2017. A. Heinrich, Sullivan, D., and R Peachey, E., “Snap bean nutrient management (western Oregon)”, OSU Extension publication EM9154 , 2016. D. C. Brainard, Peachey, E., Haramoto, E., Luna, J., and Rangarajan, A., “Weed ecology and management under strip-tillage: Implications for Northern U.S. vegetable cropping systems”, Weed Technology, vol. 27, pp. 218-230, 2013. A. Greco, Russell, M., Green, J., Green, J., and Peachey, E., “An Introduction to Ground Beetles of the Willamette Valley”, EM 9042, Oregon State University Extension Service. Corvallis, OR, 2012. R. E. Peachey, Doohan, D., and Koch, T., “Selectivity of fomesafen based systems for preemergence weed control in cucurbit crops”, Crop Protection, vol. 40, pp. 91-97, 2012. L. Fredrikson, Skinkis, P. A., and R Peachey, E., “Cover crop and floor management affect weed coverage and density in an establishing Oregon vineyard”, HortTechnology, vol. 21, pp. 208–216, 2011. L. J. Fredrikson, Skinkis, P. A., and Peachey, E., “ Effect of cover crop management techniques on weed control in establishing a vineyard”, HortTechnology, vol. 21, pp. 208-216, 2011. E. R Peachey and Mallory-Smith, C., “Effect of Fall Tillage and Cover Crop Strategies on Wild-Proso Millet (Panicum miliaceum) Emergence and Interference in Snap Beans”, Weed Technology, vol. 25, no. 01, pp. 119 - 126, 2011. R. E. Peachey, “Managing Weeds in Christmas Trees: Two Concepts Worth Remembering. Lookout”, Publication of PNW Christmas Tree Growers. 2011. R. E. Peachey, “A New Option for Orchard Floor Management”, 2011. M. M. Williams, Boydston, R., Peachey, R. E., and Robinson, D., “Performance consistency of reduced atrazine use in sweet corn”, Field Crops Res., vol. 121, pp. 96-104, 2011. M. Williams, Boydston, R., Peachey, E., and Robinson, D., “Significance of atrazine as a tank-mix partner with tembotrione”, Weed Technology, vol. 3, pp. 299-302, 2011. J. M. Hart, Sullivan, D. M., Myers, J. R., and Peachey, E., “Nutrient management guide for sweet corn”, EM 9010-E. 2010. J. M. Hart, Sullivan, D. M., Myers, J. R., and Peachey, R. E., “Nutrient Management Guide Sweet Corn (Western Oregon)”, OSUES EM 9010-E. 2010. J. M. Hart, Sullivan, D. M., Myers, J. R., and R Peachey, E., “Sweet corn: western Oregon”, Extension Service, Oregon State University, 2010. R. E. Peachey and Mallory-Smith, C., “Influence of winter seed position and recovery date on hairy nightshade (Solanum sarrachoides) recruitment and seed germination, dormancy, and mortality”, Weed Sci., vol. 55, pp. 49-59, 2007. D. E. Rupp, R Peachey, E., Warren, K. L., and Selker, J., “Diuron in surface runoff and tile drainage from two grass-seed fields”, Journal of environmental quality, vol. 35, pp. 303–311, 2006. R. E. Peachey, William, R. D., and Mallory-Smith, C., “Effect of spring tillage sequence on summer annual weeds in vegetable row crop”, Weed Technology, vol. 20, pp. 204-214, 2006. D. McGrath and Peachey, E., “Managing 12-Spot Beetles in Snap Beans with Fewer Chemicals and Less Risk of Crop Injury”, EM 8906, Oregon State University Extension Publication. 2006. E. Peachey, Ludy, R. L., Powelson, M. L., and McGrath, D., “Modification of plant arrangement suppresses white mold of snap beans”, HortScience, vol. 41, pp. 1298-1302, 2006. E. Peachey, “Puncturevine patrol”, EM 8909, Oregon State University Extension Publication. 2006. R. E. Peachey, William, R. D., and Mallory-Smith, C., “Effect of notill or conventional planting and cover crops residues on weed emergence in irrigated vegetable row crops”, Weed Technology, vol. 18, pp. 1023-1030, 2005. L. Burrill, Peachey, E., and Hill, J., “Time-lapse photography of weeds killed by herbicides”, Oregon State University. 1988.

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Recycling centers for “greeting cards” near “zip code” Your search for “greeting cards” did not return any results, because that is not a searchable material in our directory. Here are a few suggestions to improve your experience:

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Untitled Faces I use this medley of figures, faces, and shapes to represent my never ending thoughts, and how even though they intertwine with each other, they each have their own form of complexity. They have their own story, their own, reason, their own purpose. This continuous brain activity is my superpower, it’s what makes me who I am. A gift and a curse, in a similar fashion if you turn the piece upside down everything that is smiling will frown, and everything that is frowning will smile.

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29 Wednesday Aug 2018 influence, positive Have you ever watched any of the funny videos of people who are waking up from anesthesia? I found several by searching YouTube. There is one, where the person just loves everyone, and even proposes to the health care provider I found one where two brothers actually convince their poor sister, who wakes up from having her wisdom teeth pulled, that there is a zombie apocalypse happening! There is a girl who is convinced that they took her lips off And a white boy who is convinced he is now Mexican I can tell you I have had the opportunity to witness this very phenomenon more than a few times with my husband. The problem is you never know which version of him, he will wake up to be….one time he was a comedian, the next a wild man, and then usually he just loves everyone and tells them what an amazing job they are doing. The point I am making is that many people who are under the influence of anesthesia will say and do things that they would not normally say or do! We also know of negative examples of things people do differently when under the influence of drugs or alcohol. In general, these individual’s judgment is impaired. They often make decisions that they would not otherwise make, and they may go places where they normally would not go. Often their speech is impacted; they may slur their speech, or say things that they normally would not say, and my later regret. The way they walk may also be effected. They may fail the field sobriety tests where law enforcement asks them to walk in a straight line, turn on one foot, and walk back on the straight line. Someone under the influence is often more emotional and expresses love in a more open way. Some people marry strangers when they are under the influence! Many also have an unusual level of bravery or boldness. Some people actually refer to alcohol as liquid courage. Normally when we consider people being “under the influence”, we think of it in negative terms. For example, someone driving while “under the influence”. I want you to expand your thought process and consider it a different way. If most people were different when under the influence of anesthesia, drugs, or alcohol, would you agree that people could also be different when they are under the influence of an all-powerful God? Romans 8:5 AMP For those who are according to the flesh and are controlled by its unholy desires set their minds on and pursue those things which gratify the flesh, but those who are according to the Spirit and are controlled by the desires of the Spirit set their minds on and seek those things which gratify the [Holy] Spirit. I believe that those who are controlled by and under the influence of an all-mighty and all-powerful God also do things they would not normally do too! In general, these individual’s judgment is not impaired but heightened. They often make decisions that they would not otherwise make. Let me give you an example. Recently I dropped some friends off at a store to pick up something, while I went down the street for fuel. When I got back, two of them came out carrying the boxes, but said my other friend would be a minute….she was in there praying for a woman who has a bad back! When you are under the influence of an all-powerful God, you do things like pray for hurting people in the store, even if they are a perfect stranger! Just like the first group, people under the influence of God will also have their speech impacted; they may say things that they normally would not say. When we are controlled by an all-powerful God, we can speak with words that are not taught by human wisdom, but words taught by the Spirit! (1 Corinthians 2:13)There have been countless times in my life, when someone being influenced by God has spoken words of encouragement to me, when there is no way except through God they could have known I needed those words! When we are under the influence of God, it isn’t just our speech that is effected, but also the way we walk.Ps 119:1-3 NKJV …walk worthy of the calling with which you were called, 2 with all lowliness and gentleness, with longsuffering, bearing with one another in love, 3 endeavoring to keep the unity of the Spirit in the bond of peace. If we are under the influence of an all-powerful God, the way we walk should be effected. Ephesians 4:1b-3 NKJV 1 Blessed are the undefiled in the way, who walk in the law of the Lord! 2 Blessed are those who keep His testimonies, who seek Him with the whole heart! 3 They also do no iniquity; they walk in His ways. We should walk in love (Ephesians 5:1-2) We should walk as children of light (Ephesians 5:8-12) We should walk wisely and not as fools (Ephesians 5:15) 1 John 2:6 NKJV He who says he abides in Him ought himself also to walk just as He walked. One other thing I said about people under the influence of anesthesia or even other drugs/alcohol is that they are often more emotional and express love in a more open way. There is no love like God’s love. The influence of God in our lives gives us the ability to love the unlovable in ways that would normally be humanly impossible. The last attribute I mentioned about those under the influence is a heightened level of bravery or boldness. I am here to tell you that when an all-powerful God influences you, you will have opportunities for great boldness and bravery. We see many examples of boldness and bravery in Scripture, but one that immediately comes to mind is Peter. This man had just recently denied knowing Jesus when they came to take Him for crucifixion. Then we see this same man not long after Jesus’ resurrection, under the influence of the Holy Spirit in Acts 2, stand up boldly proclaiming the gospel and preaching his first sermon. The people responded asking, “What must we do to be saved?” He saw about 3000 souls come to the Kingdom that day! We have seen all these examples of how things can change under the influence of an all-powerful God, but how do we tap into that? To answer that question, we first must consider the influences around us. The word “Influence” can be defined as a powerful legacy, something passed on to you from family. It can also mean to sway, or effect or alter by indirect or intangible means. The reality is that we have people and many forms of information, media, and communication that influence us each day. Sometimes that influence can be positive and sometimes it is negative. Look at these two examples from the Bible. Romans 7:24-25 Message Bible 24 I’ve tried everything and nothing helps. I’m at the end of my rope. Is there no one who can do anything for me? Isn’t that the real question? 25 The answer, thank God, is that Jesus Christ can and does. He acted to set things right in this life of contradictions where I want to serve God with all my heart and mind, but am pulled by the influence of sin to do something totally different. James 2:1 Message Bible My dear friends, don’t let public opinion influence how you live out our glorious, Christ-originated faith. Not only do forces of influence surround us, but also we as individuals, have an opportunity to influence those in our own circles. Take a moment and consider who have been the most influential people in your life. Perhaps you are thinking of a parent or grandparent, maybe a teacher or a pastor, maybe a friend or coworker. I did a Google search for the most influential people of all time1. According to one survey that named the top 100 most influential people, Jesus Christ was number one, but in that very same survey, Muhammad was number six! Moses was #18 but Hitler was #17! We have an opportunity every day to be an influential person; the question we should consider is if our influence is positive or negative? There are benefits of being a positive influence. Proverbs 11:11 AMP By the blessing of the influence of the upright and God’s favor the city is exalted, but it is overthrown by the mouth of the wicked. Psalm 112:1-9 NLT 1 Praise the Lord! How joyful are those who fear the Lord and delight in obeying his commands.2 Their children will be successful everywhere; an entire generation of godly people will be blessed.3 They themselves will be wealthy, and their good deeds will last forever.4 Light shines in the darkness for the godly. They are generous, compassionate, and righteous.5 Good comes to those who lend money generously and conduct their business fairly.6 Such people will not be overcome by evil. Those who are righteous will be long remembered.7 They do not fear bad news; they confidently trust the Lord to care for them.8 They are confident and fearless and can face their foes triumphantly.9 They share freely and give generously to those in need. Their good deeds will be remembered forever. They will have influence and honor. On the other hand, we can also see in Scripture those who were negative influencers. Here is just one example. 1 Kings 21:25-26 NLT No one else so completely sold himself to what was evil in the Lord’s sight as Ahab did under the influence of his wife Jezebel. Every person has opportunities to be either a positive or a negative influence on the lives of those we touch. This picture speaks of influence… It says “I thought about quitting, then I noticed who was watching”. You can put a blank there instead of the word quitting and fill it with many things that would apply to your ability to influence others. Here are some examples: I thought about HATING then I noticed who was watching I thought about SINNING then I noticed who was watching I thought about GOSSIPING then I noticed who was listening YOU FILL IN THE BLANK! You can fill it with whatever your greatest struggles are. NONE OF US ARE EXEMPT! Now let’s turn those words around. I thought about showing kindness….because I noticed who was watching I thought about praying….because I noticed who was watching I thought about turning the other cheek….because I noticed who was watching I thought about being generous…because I noticed who was watching I thought about leading….because I noticed who was following! OH, THE POWER OF POSITIVE INFLUENCE! We live in a world that is all about self-gratification….but if we are under the influence of an all-powerful God we can live differently than that. He empowers us to live self-less lives being His hands, feet, and voice extended to this world. In closing, consider this passage. The prophet Jeremiah is crying out to the Lord and look at how He responds. Jeremiah 15:19 NLT 19 This is how the Lord responds: “If you return to me, I will restore you so you can continue to serve me. If you speak good words rather than worthless ones, you will be my spokesman. You must influence them; do not let them influence you! Our world is desperate for those, under the influence of an all-mighty God, to become the most influential people with voices and actions that are louder than all the destructive influences around us! WE MUST INFLUENCE THIS WORLD MORE THAN IT INFLUENCES US! https://www.ranker.com/crowdranked-list/the-most-influential-people-of-all-time–

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Reading List by Series Reading List by Events Film/Music Book Quiz Newsletter / Free Meet SE Smith Marketing and Publicity How to Write Science Fiction Action Romance Over the last decade there have been a lot of changes to the publishing world. Traditionally, anyone dreaming of becoming an author often had a long and tedious journey ahead of them. Just like today, there were no guarantees that the work of the author would be well received. The difference from previous years was the screening process an author was required to go through. During that time, there were few authors that wrote Science Fiction Romance, or SFR. Science Fiction stories were different. The genre was, and still is in a large part, dominated by male authors who focus on the science aspect of the story. SFR is different. Here, the readers are given both science and romance. The stories contain aspects of science, alien worlds, different modes of transportation, and such, but also contain a romantic element to them. Wow! For those of us that enjoy that combination of action, adventure, fantasy, and romance this is out of this world reading, no pun intended. Wait a minute! Action… Adventure… Fantasy… and Romance? Isn’t that what Star Trek, Star Wars, and a dozen other successful television and movies have in them? I grew up loving anything to do with SFR, even before it was called that. The million dollar question was how does a writer write a successful Science Fiction Action Romance. Well, I don’t know about the million dollars, but I’ll give you my two cents on it… with passion! Step one: World Building To write a successful science fiction action romance you have to have a world and characters that seem real. If you are having the romance, the characters have to be compatible with each other. Yes, you can have shifters, but when the characters come together they need to be in a form that is believable. Wait a moment… Shifters! Isn’t that paranormal? Yes, it is, but the beautiful thing about science fiction is that you can make your species anything you want as long as the rules you build in work. So, build worlds and characters that work together. Step two: Character development Your characters and their interaction with each other is important. I believe every character throughout the story is important. The smallest one can make the difference from an okay story to a fabulous one. It is also important to balance your dialogue with your description. Let the readers build the world in their minds by giving them just enough information without breaking into a college lecture on the dynamics of the atmospheric molecular structures and astrophysics. Your characters also have to be able to communicate with each other. How they do that is up to you. Just make sure that whatever method you come up with makes sense. In Outlander (the scifi movie), the aliens had a machine that poured the information into their brains. I’ve had everything from the human heroine learning the language to magical spells to implanted translators. Step three: Action! I love action and adventure. When developing a story, remember that not all plots have to be from an internal conflict. Science Fiction Action Romance is the perfect setting for outside conflict to pull the readers in. When you think of it, just the thought of space travel has enough hazards involved. Whatever happens in space, you either fix it or die. The same concept applies if you are on an alien planet. Now, throw in all the other things like cultural differences, tribal mentality, differences in technology, greed, power, corruption and love. It is the perfect mix for an action-filled story. Step four: Bringing it all together You have your world, you have your characters, you have your action – now what? You listen to the characters as they share their amazing journey through the stars. Remember, you don’t have to have all the rules for the universe you’ve built in book one. Let it grow throughout the series, because if you write a fascinating world, your readers will want another book in that world based on one of the characters you have introduced (this is why ALL characters are super important for the story; they carry on in that world). There is a reason shows and movies like Star Trek and Star Wars are so popular. Readers, whether male or female, crave the unknown action, adventure, suspense, and romance of far away worlds. They want to know what it would be like to journey to another world and live the life of a space pirate or be a member of the Alliance. So, the next time you step outside on a clear night and look up at the stars ask yourself “What if…?” and let the characters take you to another world you’ll never forget. #InMyOpinion Add your comment... PreviousInterview with Bevan GreerNextScience Fiction Romance – Why Is It So Popular? © S.E. Smith LLC 2012-2022

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Behind The Canvas By Eddie Capparucci, LPC, CCSAS, CPCS It is a question I get at least once a week from a client in my counseling practice, “why did God allow this to happen to me?”. And my answer is always based on my understanding of Scripture, which includes, but is not limited to: We live in a fallen world where we experience heartache and pain due to injustice, evil, disease and natural disasters (Rom. 8:22) Satan is alive and well and busy trying to turn us away from God (Eph. 6:10-12) We have free will. And those people with hardened and evil hearts use it to cause emotional, mental and physical pain to others (Matt. 15:19) Usually, that is not enough to ease the distress an individual is suffering. And I can understand that. However, I do believe the words of the Apostle Paul who tells us: “And we know that in all things God works for the good of those who love him, who have been called according to his purpose.” Rom. 8:28 What is troubling for us is we can’t see the work God is doing as we are dealing with our storms. In fact, I heard a quote once, I can’t remember who said it, or the exact words, so I will paraphrase. God is busy creating a beautiful painting of your life that is filled with love and hope. It is unlike any piece of art you have ever seen. However, you can’t see what He’s creating at this moment, because you are standing behind the canvas. That is a fantastic word picture used to accurately describe the parallel of God at work while we are suffering. So when do we get to see what’s on the other side of the canvas? In His time. That could be tomorrow, next year, or in the world to come. We don’t know. But this I am sure of, for those who have suffered greatly in this lifetime and remained faithful to God, He has eternity to make it up to them. Does God hate me? Why God allow bad things to happen Why God allows suffering Two Lies Satan Uses to Enhance Shame Are You Chasing Your Spouse?

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New Single: "Ridin' Through the Country" Trussville, Ala. (September 1, 2022) –Elite Circuit Records is proud to present the new single and music video, “Ridin’ Through The Country,” by Shannon Slaughter. The song is the title track of his recently released new album, available at all major streaming and purchasing outlets. Musicians on the track include Shannon Slaughter on lead vocals and guitar, Trevor Watson on banjo, Cliff Bailey on acoustic bass, Adam Steffey on mandolin, Aubrey Haynie on fiddle, and Shawn and Grayson Lane on harmony vocals. “Shannon's love and respect for bluegrass music is evident here with his new single...always a pleasure to get to hear your newest batch of tunes brother,” said Aubrey Haynie. The “Ridin’ Through the Country” music video was filmed in and around the mountains of southwest Virginia and northern North Carolina by videographer Spencer Roberts of Forged Film Company. “I wrote this song after riding to work one morning and crossing a bridge over a railroad track with the train passing underneath. I just openly said, I wonder where it’s going – anywhere but here - and built the song around that,” explained Slaughter. The 15-track album, Ridin’ Through the Country includes the recently released singles “Common Ground,” written by David Stewart and Linda Buell, and “Goin’ Up the Mountain,” co-written by Chris Burton and Shannon Slaughter. Both songs achieved chart success, including “Goin’ Up the Mountain” being named in Bluegrass Today’s Top 50 Songs of 2021. In addition, the accompanying video for “Goin’ Up the Mountain” also topped The Bluegrass Standard Magazine’s Top 15 Video Chart earlier this year. Radio programmers can download the entire album, including this new single, at AirPlay Direct, Get It Played, or request a direct download link for the entire album. NEW ALBUM: Ridin’ Through The Country (April 5, 2022) -- Shannon Slaughter announces his new album, Ridin' Through the Country, on Elite Circuit Records, is now available for streaming/purchasing and to radio programmers. For a limited time only, Slaughter is allowing music fans to set their price for the new album at his website ShannonSlaugther.com. The 15-track album features two original Slaughter tunes (“Ridin’ Through the Country” and “I Let Her Go”) along with seven co-writes. This superb new project includes the latest radio single, “Common Ground,” which is #8 on the Bluegrass Today Weekly Top 20 song chart this week. Slaughter released an accompanying music video that is currently #3 on The Bluegrass Standard Magazine’s Top 15 Video Chart for March 2022. The first single released from the album is another chart hit, "Goin' Up the Mountain," named in Bluegrass Today's Top 50 Songs of 2021. Musicians on Ridin’ Through the Country include Shannon Slaughter on lead vocals and guitar; Trevor Watson on banjo; Ron Inscore on mandolin; Cliff Bailey on bass; Aubrey Haynie on fiddle; Gaven Largent on resophonic guitar; Adam Steffey on mandolin; Jason Davis on banjo; Shawn Lane on fiddle and harmony vocals; Grayson Lane on harmony vocals; and Teddy Barneycastle on harmony vocals. Slaughter also features his family on the album with his wife Heather Slaughter lending her beautiful harmony vocals, daughter, Rae with lead vocals on “Come to Jesus,” and sons Jed and Call taking the lead on “Country Roads.” Radio programmers can download the new album at AirPlay Direct, Get It Played, or request a direct download link. In addition, the album is available for streaming and purchasing at all major outlets, including Spotify, Apple Music, Amazon, and more. New Single and Video: “Common Ground” (February 16, 2022) -- Shannon Slaughter is proud to announce today's new single and video release, "Common Ground." The song appears on his album, Ridin' Through the Country on Elite Circuit Records, releasing later this year. The new single comes on the heels of his Bluegrass Today chart hit, "Goin' Up the Mountain," named in Bluegrass Today's Top 50 Songs of 2021. “This David Stewart and Linda Buell composition struck me the first time I heard it. I got to spend a little time with David in his hometown of Buffalo, Wyoming and he played this for me while we were riding up through the Bitterroot Mountains,” explained Slaughter. “It really typifies how I feel about life in general because we all deal with obstacles and challenges in some way and we're all looking for solutions and answers. It really helps to know that we're not alone.” Coinciding with the single release is the new music video for “Common Ground.” It was filmed in and around various locations in Southwest Virginia. Some scenes were filmed at Eastwood Studios, where Slaughter records with engineer and studio owner Wes Easter. “Wes has been instrumental in my solo career as well as my previous career as a sideman. All told, I've recorded or been a part of 11 records that have come out of his studio,” said Slaughter. The video is available on YouTube, Facebook, and ShannonSlaughter.com. Musicians on “Common Ground” include Shannon Slaughter on lead vocals and guitar; Trevor Watson on banjo; Ron Inscore on mandolin; Cliff Bailey on bass; Aubrey Haynie on fiddle; Gaven Largent – resophonic guitar; and Shawn Lane and Grayson Lane on harmony vocals. Radio programmers can download the new single at AirPlay Direct, Get It Played, or by request for a direct download link. In addition, the song is available for streaming and purchasing at all major outlets, including Spotify, Apple Music, Amazon, and more. New Single: “Goin’ Up The Mountain” Nashville, Tenn. (September 3, 2021) - Shannon Slaughter is proud to announce today's new single release, "Goin' Up The Mountain.” The tune, written by Chris Burton and Shannon Slaughter, appears on his upcoming album, Ridin' Through The Country on Elite Circuit Records. Musicians on the song include Shannon Slaughter on guitar and lead vocals; Shawn Lane, tenor vocals; Adam Steffey on mandolin; Aubrey Haynie on fiddle; Jason Davis on banjo; and Cliff Bailey on acoustic bass. "This is my tenth year as a solo artist, and I'm so proud of this new single," said Slaughter. "The tune's hook is a commonly used phrase from VA/NC/KY/TN area when folks are leaving the flatland headed up to the high country. It really spoke to me and reminded me of my younger years living in Radford and Meadows of Dan, Virginia." Slaughter achieved significant chart success with his previous album including, "The Devil's Broom" from Hold On To Your Heart and two #1s singles on Bluegrass Today Top 20 Songs chart with "That Old County Road" and "He Moved A Mountain" from the album Never Standing Still. "It was a real treat to get to be a part of this new project that Shannon has put together. He always finds or writes songs that seem to resonate with me. This is another in a long line of terrific tunes he's recorded that I think is just killer. I believe you will too," said Adam Steffey. Shawn Lane agrees, saying, "Shannon never fails to plow deep in the field of creativity. 'Goin' Up The Mountain' is a great result of that. Listen, and you'll see what I mean!" Radio programmers can download the new single at AirPlayDirect or send a request to penni@hoperiverentertainment.com for a direct download link. In addition, the song is available for streaming and purchasing at all major outlets, including Spotify, Apple Music, Amazon, and more. For more information on Shannon Slaughter, please visit shannonslaughter.com, facebook.com/ShannonSlaughterBluegrass, instagram.com/slaughterman78, and twitter.com/slaughtergrass. New Single: "You Better Hold On To Your Heart" (April 27, 2020) Shannon Slaughter’s has released a new single “You Better Hold On To Your Heart” from his album Hold On To Your Heart. “I first heard this song on Lou Reid’s ‘When It Rains’ album in the early 90’s and it was a seminal record in my entrance into bluegrass music. I recut it and brought Lou to sing harmony paying homage to him as one of my vocal heroes. Old Lou Reid & Carolina alumni and two of my very best friends Trevor Watson and Ron Inscore shine on this Wes Golding original. I hope you enjoy it,” said Shannon. The album includes the talents of Shannon Slaughter & County Clare band members Shannon Slaughter, Ron Inscore, Trevor Watson, Owen Piatt, and Matt Wingate along with the talents of Lou Reid, Randy Kohrs, Aubrey Haynie, Kameron Keller, Jason Davis, Doug Jernigan, his wife Heather Slaughter, and their three children Rae, Call and Jed. The first single release from the album was “The Devil’s Broom” written by Shannon Slaughter and Mark “Brink” Brinkman.” The song spent many weeks on the Bluegrass Today Weekly and Monthly Top 20 Song Chart since the song’s release last December. Radio programmers can download the new album including the new single “You Better Hold On To Your Heart,” at AirPlayDirect or send a request to penni@hoperiverentertainment.com for a Dropbox or Google Drive link.

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As we celebrate Women’s History Month this March, it’s important to acknowledge the challenges that women face in terms of their mental health. Women’s mental health is an issue that needs to be talked about more openly and addressed with more care. Societal expectations, gender discrimination, and various forms of violence against women, including sexual assault and domestic violence, can lead to depression, anxiety, and other mental health issues. Women generally react very differently to men in such circumstances, and that’s why it’s crucial to have an honest conversation about women’s mental health and find ways to support and empower women in addressing these challenges. Why is Women’s Mental Health Important? Mental health issues affect everyone, but women are three times more likely than men to experience common mental health problems such as depression, anxiety, self harm and suicidal ideation. This is partly due to the social and economic factors that disproportionately affect women, such as gender discrimination, gender-based violence, and poverty. Women are also more likely to experience some types of traumas, such as sexual and physical assault and repeated domestic violence, which can lead to mental health problems. There is still a stigma surrounding mental health that prevents many women from seeking help. By paying attention to women’s mental health, increasing mental health awareness and normalising conversation about mental health and wellness, we can break down these barriers and ensure that all women have access to the information, support and care they need. What Are Signs of Mental Ill health in Women? Mental ill health can manifest in many different ways, but there are some common signs and symptoms that women should look out for. Signs of potential mental ill health in women are: Changes in mood: Women with poor or deteriorating mental health may experience sudden and extreme changes in their mood, such as feeling sad or irritable for no apparent reason. Changes in behaviour: They may also exhibit changes in their behaviour, such as withdrawing from friends and family, engaging in risky behaviours, or neglecting personal hygiene. Physical symptoms: Some mental health conditions can also cause physical symptoms, such as headaches, fatigue, and stomach problems. Difficulty coping with daily life: They may find it difficult to perform everyday tasks, such as going to work or caring for their families. If you or someone you know is experiencing any of these symptoms, it’s important to seek help from a mental health professional. How We Can Increase Mental Health Awareness Among Women? Here are some ways we can do this: Encourage open conversation: By talking openly about mental health, we can reduce the stigma surrounding it and encourage women to seek help when they need it. Educate women about mental health: Providing women with information about mental health and how to recognize the signs of mental ill health can help them identify problems early and seek treatment. If you want to learn more about a couple of the most common mental health challenges, we recommend starting with our Understanding Depression and Understanding Anxiety courses. Increase access to mental health services: Governments and healthcare providers should work to make mental health services more accessible and affordable for all women. Advocate for policy change: We need to advocate for policies that address the root causes of mental illness in women, such as gender discrimination and poverty. What Can You Do To Support Women’s Mental Health? This Women’s History Month, let’s start the conversation and raise awareness of women’s mental health. By doing so, we can ensure that all women have access to the care they need and reduce the stigma surrounding mental ill health. Let’s work together to support women’s mental health and create a world where everyone can thrive. Your ticket for the: We Need to Pay Attention to Women’s Mental Health

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Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals Process (DACA) Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) is an immigration policy that allows certain undocumented immigrants, who came to the United States as children, eligibility for work authorization. If they meet certain conditions, they may request consideration of deferred action from deportation for a period of two years. If granted, this deferral is subject to a renewal. Deferred action is discretionary. In essence, this determination to defer removal action of an individual is an act of prosecutorial discretion. Deferred action does not provide an individual with lawful status or a path to citizenship. Per USCIS, you may request consideration of deferred action for childhood arrivals if you: Were under the age of 31 as of June 15, 2012; Came to the United States before reaching your 16th birthday; Have continuously resided in the United States since June 15, 2007, up to the present time; Were physically present in the United States on June 15, 2012, and at the time of making your request for consideration of deferred action with USCIS; Entered without inspection before June 15, 2012, or your lawful immigration status expired as of June 15, 2012; Are currently in school, have graduated or obtained a certificate of completion from high school, have obtained a general education development (GED) certificate, or are an honorably discharged veteran of the Coast Guard or Armed Forces of the United States; and Have not been convicted of a felony, significant misdemeanor, three or more other misdemeanors, and do not otherwise pose a threat to national security or public safety. Find Out If You Are Eligible

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‘Islamophobes paint a picture of Muslim people based around the acts of a few radicals’ Posted by Mohammadh | Jan 17, 2018 | INTERVIEW | 0 | Shia Followers conducted an exclusive interview with Tim King, a former U.S. Marine, to discuss his experience in the Muslim world. “In spite of the war, I was greatly moved by the people I met, the customs I witnessed, and the kindness which seems an inherent aspect of Muslim people,” he recalled. Like so many Americans, Mr. King said, I was full of misinformation when first visiting a Muslim country. He also pointed to anti-Muslim bigotry in the U.S. and the false image of Islam and Muslims that has been fed to the American people, saying, “Islamophobes look at isolated incidents and paint a picture of Muslim people based around the acts of a few radicals.” Q: Mr. King, please tell us about your experience in the Muslim world. How do you see Muslims, their cultures and different branches of Islam in the region? A: Like so many Americans, I was full of misinformation when first visiting a Muslim country. Afghanistan is a difficult example because it is so dominated by years of war and occupation. I believe that when poverty and despair are the overwhelming factors, that it is difficult to reach a solid conclusion about a place. In spite of the war, I was greatly moved by the people I met, the customs I witnessed, and the kindness which seems an inherent aspect of Muslim people. I saw things I will never forget. Children take care of their young siblings at the youngest ages. Kids move freely in places like Kabul when they are tiny, because they have no choice. So many do not have living parents. The most important lesson I learned is that people are the same everywhere, we all seek the same things, and have the same requirements. Americans fail to appreciate the vast differences among people who are Muslim. Q: How do Islamophobes depict Islam and Muslims? A: Americans are heavily conditioned by news media, Hollywood and politicians to hate and fear what they do not know or understand. Islamophobes look at isolated incidents and paint a picture of Muslim people based around the acts of a few radicals. They fail to understand that terrorism is a problem in every culture, they believe that the majority of Muslim people are oriented this way, rather than understanding it is always the act of a small minority who carry out the worst crimes against humanity. Islamophobes in the U.S. totally ignore the fact that almost all terror incidents in the USA are the acts of White American males. They see no fault in their own nation’s history of racism and slavery and genocide. Q: You’ve said that “religious tolerance was greatly diminished in Iraq during the U.S. occupation through the construction of walls dividing Sunni and Shia neighborhoods in Baghdad.” Could you elaborate more on the consequences of this Sunni-Shia divide? A: I was in Iraq well after the dividing walls were added in Baghdad creating a barrier between Sunni and Shia people who had lived together as neighbors for a very long time, but we have watched all the impact develop over the years from these moves. By isolating Sunni people and waging war against Iraq and Libya and Syria, the U.S. created a vacuum and into that the frustrated, the angry, the hateful were drawn, and those factors eventually led to a bold resistance which we call ISIL or Daesh. These Takfiri fighters would almost certainly be living different lives if the U.S. had not pushed the destruction so far. Q: What has been the outcomes of Trump’s foreign policy in the Muslim world? Is the Trump administration different from its predecessors in this regard? A: Trump is like a bad character in a film. His low brow interpretations of the world are frightening for people the world over. His recent moves in Israel are an example of a man using religion to heighten and further his own maddening ways. Trump practically dropped to his knees for the Saudis and his propensity to provide deadly weapons to both Saudi Arabia so they can continue to harm the people of Yemen, and Israel so they can continue oppressing the Palestinians, is highly frustrating for educated Americans. The current U.S. president is far more dangerous than his predecessor, and yet we can never forget that Barack Obama oversaw the wars in Syria and Libya; still Obama was far less unpredictable and far more logical than the current U.S. president. Q: You’ve written extensively about war crimes and human rights violations in the Middle East. How have these issues changed the geopolitics of the region? A: I believe that everything the U.S. has done in the Middle East has pushed the divisions between people. Young Americans who have just finished high school are handed military weapons, sent halfway around the world and told to police people who “hate them.” The young Americans never seem to grasp the fact that they are occupying a country and changing every dynamic of life for the people of that country. If the shoe was on the other foot, Americans would fight voraciously to oust an occupier. War is a bad and dirty business. Both former U.S. President GW Bush and Donald Trump believe in waterboarding and torturing prisoners of war. I witnessed prisoners of war horrifically abused by Americans in Iraq and I despise the mentality that ever allowed this barbaric way of fighting war to be accepted. It is no surprise that the Salafi and Wahhabi elements have been able to gain such influence over the disenfranchised people who have been bombed, shot, detained at check points, arrested, tortured… When I was in Iraq in 2008, there was a saying circulating among the U.S. Army officers, that was “Did you create a terrorist today”? Of course this was based around the acts of so many Americans who targeted and harmed Iraqi people. They pushed until their actions began to send able bodied men and women to the other side, and look at the mess they created. Tim King is a former U.S. Marine with twenty years of experience on the west coast as a television news producer, photojournalist, reporter and assignment editor. In addition to his role as a war correspondent, this Los Angeles native has served as Salem-News.com’s Executive News Editor. Tim spent the winter of 2006/07 covering the war in Afghanistan, and he was in Iraq over the summer of 2008, reporting from the war while embedded with both the U.S. Army and the Marines. Tim holds numerous awards for reporting, photography, writing and editing, including the Oregon AP Award for Spot News Photographer of the Year (2004), first place Electronic Media Award in Spot News, Las Vegas, (1998), Oregon AP Cooperation Award (1991); and several others including the 2005 Red Cross Good Neighborhood Award for reporting. PreviousGhadir: the greatest Eid of all religions NextThe Holy Shrine of Abbas (PBUH) Intra-faith dialogue is key in resolving Shia-Sunni disagreements: British Professor Terrorism almost completely driven by politics, not religion: Kevin Barrett Yemen war is primarily a war of state interests not religious ones: expert ‘Rohingya issue is one of the most serious humanitarian crises in the world’

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Tag Archives: Torah October 8, 2016 · 12:55 pm Torah Study: The Trap of Literalism Today is Shabbat Shuvah, the Shabbat of Return, and today’s Torah portion is Vayeilech (Deuteronomy 31:1-30). It is the shortest parshah in the Torah at only 30 verses, and is part of Moses’ farewell to the Israelites as they all stand across the river Jordan from the Promised Land. At this point, Moses has already been informed by the Eternal that he will not be going with his people to the Promised Land. He is 120 years old, and he is about to die. He is, at this point, trying to make sure that the people leave with the last wisdom he can give them. In this parshah, the main messages seem to be “be strong and resolute” and “take these teachings with you and teach them to your children.” This generated a lot of discussion at our Torah Study meeting, but there’s just a few threads I want to braid together for you in this post. Mainly, those threads are leadership, adulthood, and interpretation. So let’s go, shall we? One of my notes was on verse 31:27, where Moses says to the Israelites: For I know your rebellious spirit and your stubbornness. Even while I am alive with you today, you are rebelling against the Eternal, and surely after my death! My original note on this was, “Does Moses think that only his presence is what’s keeping the Israelites on the good path?” Then, during the discussion, I realized that of course he does. He’s already seen what happens when their leader leaves for a while – witness the episode of the golden calf, when he was only away for 40 days. This is not his first rodeo. He’s seen how the Israelites all go off in their own rebellious directions if they don’t have a strong, charismatic leader to keep them together and focused on the main point. They’ve had him leading them for the last 40 years, and there’s nobody really ready to replace him (oh, sure, Joshua’s going to try – but remember how well Joshua did with anyone challenging Moses’ authority back in the day; is he really going to do all that well as a leader when someone challenges his authority? We never find out, since this is essentially the last few chapters of the Torah). Anyway. Moses is naturally more than a little worried, here. He knows his people well enough to know that without strong leadership, they’re likely to fracture into many squabbling tribes and not follow Torah, even with his dying exhortations to do exactly that. So let’s take this as the setting of this parshah: Moses, the anxious leader/father figure, worrying about the people who have been in his care and under his guidance for 40 years, and how they’re going to function once he’s not there to guide them any more. During discussion, many people identified this as the same feeling as parents who are watching their nearly-adult teenager finally leave for college or marriage or the job that takes them out of the family home have at that moment. At this point I was reminded of the midrash I read about Adam and Eve and their departure from the Garden: Adam’s kind of like a trust fund baby. He doesn’t have to actually do any work. He just plays all the time. This is what we would call “childhood.” But Eve gets tired of this after a while, so she pulls a stunt that gets Adam’s dad angry enough to throw the kids out and make them earn their own way. They have to grow up – at least a little bit. Now, here we are again, with Moses worrying about how these kids of his – not just his blood kin but his spiritual children as well – are ever going to make it out in the real world if he’s not there to make sure they’ll do things the right way. They have to grow up – and he won’t be there to guide them. Up until now, the Hebrew people have pretty much had Moses to tell them what God wants. But he’s not going to be there when they get to the Promised Land. He’s already been informed: this buck stops here. So he’s trying to distill whatever wisdom he can send them off with before he dies, much like a parent helping their kid unload the car at the dorm room door tries to awkwardly say a few words of wisdom before their child flies away into a life where the nearly-adult child will no longer move in rhythm to the same backbeat as the one their parents and younger siblings hear like a heartbeat in the center of their home. Moses is worried. He knows how his people do when they have a strong leader. He has no idea what they will do when that leader is irrevocably gone. But he also knows that his departure is inevitable. He knows that they will have to function when he is gone. So he gives them caution – but he also gives them instruction. And that instruction is, essentially: It’s time for you to each develop your own interpretation of what the Law means. It’s time for you to grow up a little more. Now, instead of having me to tell you what the Law means, you’re going to have to start figuring it out for yourselves. It’s time to take the next step – out of childhood, where literalism and black-and-white thinking is normal, and into adulthood, where there are many possible interpretations and all of them can be right. Rabbi mentioned that the commentary that we use in Torah Study left out an important word in its translation of verse 31:19. The commentary’s translation is, “Write down this song and teach it to the children of Israel.” But there’s a Hebrew word in there that didn’t make it into our commentary’s translation, and it changes the entire meaning of what Moses is saying. That word (which, sadly, I could not catch the Hebrew for during study), means “for yourselves,” and the correct translation is, “Write down for yourselves this song and teach it to the children of Israel.” Rabbi felt that this was important enough to also bring in some other texts. One of them is a comparison of the Torah to the Greek legend of the Odyssey. The author of that text, who lived in Nazi Germany and escaped, pointed out that the Odyssey leaves nothing to interpretation, while the Torah leaves almost everything to interpretation. The Torah is sparse, not detailed; it conveys truth, not representation. As a result, with the spaces between the words and the ambiguity of Hebrew, we are given – mainly – the bullet-point description of what happened. This leaves us with the need and the requirement to interpret the rest of it (hence midrashim). Rabbi felt that this need for interpretation is actually of Divine intent, not an accident, because things are always in a state of flux and new interpretations of the Torah will always be necessary for us to maneuver our way through daily life. Judaism is largely a religion of interpretations, not of literalism. We have many sayings about the space between the words being important – in fact, all our midrashim are, in some sense, about the space between the words. That’s where interpretation happens. Mozart said that “the music is in the rests,” or the quiet moments where no instruments are playing. The very characterization of this last piece of instruction (which we will see in next week’s parshah) as a poem or a song means it must be open to interpretation, or it has no real meaning. When we demand the “one true meaning” of our scriptures, we totally miss the point. There are as many meanings as there are stars in the sky, and each one of them can be true. God is in the spaces in between. Here’s the trap of literalism: the literal mindset that only allows for one interpretation and no other is the mindset of a ten-year-old child. Piaget called it the “concrete operational” stage. This is where the rules are the most important thing, and adherence to the rules is what matters. Some adults are still children under the surface, and still look for the rule set that will make everything simple and straightforward and understandable. No such rule-set exists. This parshah, in part, is telling us: now that Moses is departing, it’s on us to interpret in order to begin to understand. It’s time for us to grow up. We’re not the children of Israel anymore – we are the people Israel, and it’s time for us to be adults about it. Filed under D'vrei Torah, Judaism Tagged as d'var Torah, interpretation, midrash, Torah, Torah study, Vayeilech August 29, 2015 · 11:33 pm Elul 14 and Learning (How to write a d’var Torah) Today, I went to my first Torah Study as a Jew. And I want to talk about what I learned there. This is a modified version of a post that I put up on my converts community message board. You can call this entry “Learning how to write a d’var Torah.” The Torah parshah for this past week was Ki Teitzei (כי תצא), which is Deuteronomy 21:10-25:19. Like most of Deuteronomy, this is a list of many, many rules. Some of these rules are worrisome – for example, in chapter 22, we get this little gem, about a man who falsely accuses his wife of not being a virgin: 18 Then the elders of that city shall take the man and whip him, 19 and they shall fine him a hundred shekels of silver and give them to the father of the young woman, because he has brought a bad name upon a virgin of Israel. And she shall be his wife. He may not divorce her all his days. Sounds like rather rough times for her, right? But when we look at this another way, we can see that this is actually giving the woman protection in a patriarchal society, where women who were separated from their fathers’ homes and were not married rarely had protection from anyone, of any kind. This seems to be saying “he will provide for her all of his days; he may not put her aside and stop paying alimony.” Much of this parshah is like that. On the surface, it seems rather harsh. When you dig down, you find that most often, the laws in this parshah are about protecting those who are most vulnerable; who cannot protect themselves. The final verses of Ki Teitzei are about Amalek, who attacked the Israelites when they were escaping Egypt: 17 “Remember what Amalek did to you on the way as you came out of Egypt, 18 how he attacked you on the way when you were faint and weary, and cut off your tail, those who were lagging behind you, and he did not fear God. 19 Therefore when the Lord your God has given you rest from all your enemies around you, in the land that the Lord your God is giving you for an inheritance to possess, you shall blot out the memory of Amalek from under heaven; you shall not forget. This is not the only time Amalek is mentioned in the Torah, but let’s just look at this time. We’re supposed to blot out his memory but not forget him at the same time. This seems contradictory. However, when we take these final verses in the context of the entire parshah – about protecting the vulnerable – it becomes clear that Amalek stands as a representative of the yetzer ha-ra, or the evil inclination, that we all carry within us. Why is he a representative of yetzer ha-ra? Because he epitomizes the thing that this entire parshah is saying “don’t do” – he attacked the vulnerable in the group of Israelites, the women and children and ill and elderly who were in the rear of the train. Historically, it was considered extremely unethical to do that – you were expected to attack the warriors at the front of the train, not the vulnerable non-fighters at the back of the train. So perhaps the final exhortation to blot out the memory of Amalek is to blot out the yetzer ha-ra that leads us to attack the vulnerable in too many ways: blog post comments, snide words, gossip, taking advantage of people simply because we can. This is the lesson I’m taking forward into my week: be kind to those who are unable to defend themselves, regardless of the reason, and take no unfair advantage of them even if opportunity should present itself. Tagged as #BlogElul, #ElulGram, d'var Torah, Ki Teitzei, Torah In Praise of the Women of the Wall I found myself singing along. Yasher Koach to all these brave women and the men who stood in solidarity with them, and shame on the Haredi man who tried to stop them from praying and reading Torah. A religion that does not change is a religion that will die out. The Haredim are just hastening the death of Orthodoxy with their behavior. Filed under Current Events, Israel, Jewish Practices Tagged as Kotel, Orthodoxy, Torah, Women of the Wall Last post for the New Year – for now. After the spiritual helicopter, I got myself back together just in time to notice that the Torah reading was going to be split up among several people – people chanting the Hebrew, and then people reading the English translation. I also noticed that there were different siddurim in the sanctuary than our usual weekly siddurim – older, and not nearly as much transliteration available. I stumbled through the Hebrew after the second person started chanting – much faster than I was ready for. But the interesting thing is that the rabbi called for aliyah in a way that I don’t know if anyone expected. He said “if you have helped the hungry this past year, in any way at all – from working in a food bank or at a food kitchen to helping someone hungry eat in some other way, please rise.” So I did, because I have. When I see a homeless person asking for money, I try to help them get at least enough food for a meal. It’s a thing I’ve always done. Then he had everyone standing – including me – chant the blessing on the Torah. In response to the rabbi’s call: Barchu et Adonai ham’vorach, we then all sang: Baruch atah Adonai hamvorach le’olam va’ed. Baruch atah Adonai, Eloheinu, melech ha-olam, asher bachar banu mikol ha-amim, v’natan lanu et Torato. Baruch atah Adonai, notein ha-Torah. Then the chanter read the first part of the parshah – the story of Abraham and Isaac and the burnt offering that wasn’t – and then an English translator read it in English. And then those of us who had been called to aliyah were asked to stand again and chant the closing blessing on the Torah: Baruch atah Adonai, Eloheinu, melech ha-olam, asher natan lanu Torat emet, v’chayei olam nata b’tocheinu. Baruch atah Adonai, notein ha-Torah. Then we sat down. The rabbi called four more groups to aliyah: those who had sat with the dying in the past year, those who were military or law enforcement, those who were doctors and healthcare workers, and those who were therapists and counselors. All of the groups got to say both the opening and closing blessings on the Torah. The rabbinical student gave the sermon. It was a profound sermon, about how we are reminded that death is something we may have to deal with any moment, and how Jewish tradition makes us face death and the reality of our mortality on a regular basis. Then she followed up with how tzedakah, teshuvah and tefillah are what we should practice to make that knowledge less frightening. I complimented her afterwards – she’s going to make a great rabbi. Then there were more prayers and songs, the Torah scrolls were carried around so we could all kiss our siddur or our tzitzit and then touch them to the Torah – that was profound – and then more prayers, the redressing of the Torah, the opening of the Ark (that part happened several times during the service, but this one was to put the scrolls away) and a closing song. I had been there for about an hour and twenty minutes because of misreading the time on my ticket, but I was glad to be there. I had several chats with people after, including the young choir member I’d met the night before. On the whole, it was a good Rosh Hashanah at temple. I made a great dinner when I got home, too. But the rough part of the High Holy Days is still to come. Yom Kippur is going to be a marathon; today was more like a gentle jog. I hope I am able to see it through the way I want to. Filed under Jewish Practices Tagged as aliyah, Rosh Hashanah, Torah September 10, 2014 · 12:38 am Getting Jewish things… 14 Elul 5774 Sometimes you just want to exult about small milestones that seem huge to you. Two days ago, my fiancé and I hit Michaels and bought crafty things. I am now in the process of painting a spice box for Havdalah purposes. I have also glued together bits and bobs of wood to make a Havdalah candle holder, which is drying overnight, which will also be painted. And I’m searching for a kiddush-appropriate wooden cup, and food-safe clear-coat, so I can make my own miniature self-made version of a Yair Emanuel Havdalah set. My father painted and created most of my family’s holiday things, so I am now following in his tradition. It’s kind of neat. I’ll show pictures when I’m done. I have plans for a hanukkiah, next. And my hardbound copy of the Torah arrived yesterday. I think that calls for a Shehecheyanu. Baruch atah Adonai, Eloheinu melech ha’olam, Shehecheyanu, viki’imanu, vihig’ianu, lazman ha’zeh. I am very happy right now. Tagged as books, gratitude, Jew-by-choice, Jew-ish, Jewish practice, thankfulness, Torah June 5, 2014 · 12:49 pm Let’s Talk About Atheism. I am becoming increasingly uncomfortable being a closeted Jew-ish (and newly religious) person. (I will use that word, “Jew-ish”, with the pronounced hyphen, to describe myself until such time as I get my mikveh dip.) Part of the discomfort is hearing all the arguments that I used to make against religion and theism generally, and Christianity in particular, being raised in current posts by atheist friends of mine on LJ and Facebook. And since many of them are poking at stories in the Tanakh (the “Old Testament,” for the non-Jewish readers in the blogging audience), they are also arguments against Judaism. Although I used to be an atheist, I never stopped being a traditionalist. This might make me sound like I should be a political conservative, but it didn’t actually affect me that way. I am a liberal and I always will be, but tradition is important to me. Community is important to me. I’ve always looked at the American push for individualism and “go it alone” and “look out for Number One” with a bit of a fisheye. In many ways, the values of Judaism and the values of liberalism go right together. The concept of tikkun olam, “repair the world,” is inherently a liberal value, as are the ideals of community support and tradition. While I don’t agree with his conclusions, I find Rabbi Yonason Goldson’s article “The Real Reason Why Jews are Liberals” makes some cogent points about this connection. Judaism is an ideology devoted to the betterment of the human condition based upon values and goals that are fundamentally liberal. Goldson also points out that liberalism and conservatism are not mutually exclusive. Indeed, they are inextricably tied to one another. They inform one another. Conservatism that never allows change becomes stagnant and brittle, and cannot survive. Liberalism that has no basis in tradition or a shared value system goes off the rails and crashes. So, both are needed. The problem is, both conservatives and liberals are fighting caricatures of their opposite poles. Conservatives think that liberalism has no values; liberalism finds many of the values of conservatism abhorrent or outdated. And yet when I look at liberal positions, the best and most enduring ones are rooted in already-established conservative traditions: community, treating each other compassionately, living up to our obligations to those who serve, including people in the traditions that create community (marriage, religious practice, creation of family, meaningful work). So I think that the practice of Judaism at its best and most honest is an inherently liberal practice, based in a set of conservative values that changes slowly over time in response to changing cultural conditions. I’ve never met a conservative atheist. That doesn’t mean they don’t exist; I’ve just never met one. But I think that most modern atheists tend to go right off the rails because they see no value in tradition and they’d like to sweep it all up and throw it into the dustbin of history, where they feel it belongs. This isn’t to say that atheists don’t hold important and moral values – they do – but they miss the point of tradition and history and often say it’s just not important. I disagree with them on this point, obviously. But I can also understand why atheists demonize religion and theism. I did it myself, not so long ago, and it’s easy to do. Atheists tend to be surface readers. They look only at the letter of the laws and the literal descriptions of the histories, without knowing the spirit of the laws or the backstory/context of the histories. They also tend to ignore practice for belief or history, thinking that the entire religion must be judged only on its beliefs or histories, and ignoring what the members of that religion do in their day-to-day lives. For example, I recently saw a meme here on WordPress that ranted about how Judaism implied that it allowed child sacrifice (not to mention blind obedience to G-d), and referenced the Abraham and Isaac story as a supporting point. I’ve edited to add the actual story from Torah, for context. It is from the Torah parshah called Vayeira, which spans Genesis 18:1 to 22:24. This particular story is Genesis 22:1-19, and is known by most Jews as “The Binding of Isaac,” or the Akedah. 1 And it came to pass after these things, that God did tempt Abraham, and said unto him, Abraham: and he said, Behold, here I am. 2 And he said, Take now thy son, thine only son Isaac, whom thou lovest, and get thee into the land of Moriah; and offer him there for a burnt offering upon one of the mountains which I will tell thee of. 3 And Abraham rose up early in the morning, and saddled his ass, and took two of his young men with him, and Isaac his son, and clave the wood for the burnt offering, and rose up, and went unto the place of which God had told him. 4 Then on the third day Abraham lifted up his eyes, and saw the place afar off. 5 And Abraham said unto his young men, Abide ye here with the ass; and I and the lad will go yonder and worship, and come again to you. 6 And Abraham took the wood of the burnt offering, and laid it upon Isaac his son; and he took the fire in his hand, and a knife; and they went both of them together. 7 And Isaac spake unto Abraham his father, and said, My father: and he said, Here am I, my son. And he said, Behold the fire and the wood: but where is the lamb for a burnt offering? 8 And Abraham said, My son, God will provide himself a lamb for a burnt offering: so they went both of them together. 9 And they came to the place which God had told him of; and Abraham built an altar there, and laid the wood in order, and bound Isaac his son, and laid him on the altar upon the wood. 10 And Abraham stretched forth his hand, and took the knife to slay his son. 11 And the angel of the Lord called unto him out of heaven, and said, Abraham, Abraham: and he said, Here am I. 12 And he said, Lay not thine hand upon the lad, neither do thou any thing unto him: for now I know that thou fearest God, seeing thou hast not withheld thy son, thine only son from me. 13 And Abraham lifted up his eyes, and looked, and behold behind him a ram caught in a thicket by his horns: and Abraham went and took the ram, and offered him up for a burnt offering in the stead of his son. 14 And Abraham called the name of that place Jehovahjireh: as it is said to this day, In the mount of the Lord it shall be seen. 15 And the angel of the Lord called unto Abraham out of heaven the second time, 16 And said, By myself have I sworn, saith the Lord, for because thou hast done this thing, and hast not withheld thy son, thine only son: 17 That in blessing I will bless thee, and in multiplying I will multiply thy seed as the stars of the heaven, and as the sand which is upon the sea shore; and thy seed shall possess the gate of his enemies; 18 And in thy seed shall all the nations of the earth be blessed; because thou hast obeyed my voice. 19 So Abraham returned unto his young men, and they rose up and went together to Beersheba; and Abraham dwelt at Beersheba. When you read only the words of the Torah on this story, it’s easy to get the idea that G-d was demanding blind obedience while also commanding the horrific act of child sacrifice. I know that this looks very problematic. But there’s backstory there that you can’t get just from those verses. There’s context that changes the entire meaning of the story. The ancient Hebrews lived in a time and place where child sacrifice to deities was routine, so for Abraham, the initial command from G-d to take his son up on the mountain and sacrifice him was, if certainly devastating, not entirely unexpected. But in this story, G-d is actually providing Abraham (who had been Abram, a pagan, up until G-d called him to found the Jewish people) with a kind of logical proof: Yes, everyone else does this, but from now on the Hebrews will not. Yes, you were willing to when I commanded you to, and for that you are blessed, but as you see, I’m not that much of a jerk. You and your descendants will never know the loss of your children as meaningless sacrifices; their lives and deaths will have some greater meaning. Now, many atheists will insist that that doesn’t matter and G-d should not have demanded this of Abraham in the first place – he could have just said “So, you know how the other people around here sacrifice their children? Don’t do that.” And that can certainly be argued. But what do people remember more? An object lesson, or a decree? As a teacher, I’d say that people tend to remember the object lesson far more than the decree. Despite the decree in my syllabus that plagiarism results in an automatic zero on the assignment, I have had students every term who have plagiarized on their papers “because everyone else does it.” Yep, and when you get caught doing it, you get a zero on your paper. Of course these students come begging for another chance and I routinely deny them that chance. Do they remember, the next time they write a paper, that they cannot simply copy from websites? I’d bet they do. Abraham lived in a culture where it was normative to sacrifice your kids when things got bad. Absent the object lesson, he might have dragged Isaac to an altar at another time when things got bad, unless G-d had put him in the position of being ordered to do it and then reprieved from it. He had to experience it to understand it. He had to gain experiential, not just theoretical, knowledge of it to really get what G-d was driving at, in the same way that some of my students have to gain experiential knowledge that cheating will result in a zero. But those who read only the surface of the text never get that far. Most of the time, atheists are simply cherry-picking theist scriptures to find “zinger verses,” without understanding the background of those verses. This is something I wouldn’t put up with in my students, and I’m ashamed and appalled that I ever allowed myself to do it, either. Doing this is simply making a caricature of theism. It’s literal-mindedness taken to an extreme. Are there a lot of very violent stories in the Torah? Yes. Why? Because the people of that time lived in a harsh world and a harsh culture, and let’s face it – they still had a lot of growing up to do. (And let’s not kid ourselves; if the human race should last so long, our two-millenia-hence descendants will look back on our histories of World Wars I and II, Korea, Vietnam, and Iraq with the same kind of horror that we look back on Jericho, Sodom, and so forth. We’re not as civilized as we like to pretend we are.) Judging the current religion and its practices based on its historical flaws is like judging someone who’s in their 40s for the dumb things they did when they were 15. Atheists who judge religion based only on the religion’s starting point are not being honest in their analysis. But one of the best things about the Torah is that, given this harsh context, the people in it are not perfect paragons of virtue. They are dysfunctional. They are real people, dealing with real problems. Their stories express the truths of the human condition. Yes, Abraham could have just said to his people: “We don’t sacrifice our kids, even though the other tribes do.” Or he could have said, “I went up there to sacrifice my son Isaac, and G-d told me not to do it. Thus we know by G-d’s demonstration to me that we are not child-killers, and that he has better expectations for us than that when times get tough.” Most people tend to take the second version of the commandment more seriously than the first. Or we could just lean on the atheistic caricature of what happened and say “G-d set him up for a harsh test of obedience because G-d was being a jerk.” Well, okay, if you want to believe that, you can – but that’s only the surface of what was going on here. It’s a caricature and it misses the deeper meaning. By making a caricature of theism, atheists are simply setting up a strawman. By only looking at the surface, they miss the deeper point. And certainly, that’s their right – but I do not have to listen to them or take it seriously. It’s human to make caricatures of things we don’t like. I do it myself, and have done it recently. The person to whom I needed to apologize yesterday had become a caricature in my head, and that was unfair to them. I was judging them based on my own assumptions about them instead of discovering the truth (and I’ll be writing another post on why I feel that this was lashon hara on my part, later on). But part of the Torah is about us striving to be more than human – to look to our better nature and keep on enacting it, instead of giving in to our weaker side. Knowing this makes it easier to contemplate coming out as a Jew-ish person on my Facebook page and my LiveJournal account. Knowing why some people reject theism based on the caricatures in their heads makes it easier to understand how and why some of my friends are going to reject me when I come out. But I also know that I’m going to lose friends when I do it, for the same reasons that I once rejected my religious friends. And I just hope that someday they will understand that it was a caricature that they were fighting, not the reality. It took me long enough; I am willing to give them time to come to the same conclusion. Filed under Conversion Process, Identities, Judaism Tagged as anxiety, atheism, coming out, identity, Jew-ish, reflections on Judaism, theology, Torah My first Torah study session So I went to the Tikkun Leil Shavuot at my temple tonight. I found out when I got home that the loaner kippah I wore is WAY too big for my head – ack. But that’s vanity, and minor anyway. The lessons were interesting. First, of course, we studied the giving of Torah – and the 10 “Commandments,” which (we counted) are more like 17 declarative statements and four promises, depending on whether you count each separate “covet” commandment as a new commandment, but anyway. That part of the lesson dealt with two things – what are the declarations? and what is this thing about Moses going back and forth between the people and G-d? The first part I don’t think I need to go into detail about, partly because we weren’t allowed to take notes and my memory is not wonderful. The upshot here included a fable that the rabbi told about Moses having to justify why humans needed the Torah and angels did not. It was pretty good, actually. I wish I had a copy. The second part had several interpretations: Moses needed to have power over the people to be an effective leader; G-d only wanted to deal with Moses; Moses was acting as a buffer/ambassador between G-d and the people much as the Americans were acting as diplomatic go-betweens at the Camp David talks between Egypt and Israel; but the one the rabbi presented us with was interesting. Here it is: We only pray if we’re actually speaking – whether under our breath or not doesn’t matter. Our mouths have to move for it to be prayer. It has to be deliberate action. What we think is between ourselves and ourselves – our own stuff, in our own heads. It belongs to us and it doesn’t have consequences until and unless we act upon it. Essentially, by making Moses a go-between, G-d was saying “Yeah, you all know I could read your minds – but I won’t. You get the privacy of your own skulls and minds.” I REALLY like that interpretation, and I said so. The way I was raised? G-d hears everything you think, too. Another point of the lesson was – human beings are not perfect. We are not angels. And we are not expected to be angels. We are expected to do our best and be honest about it. Then we got into an interesting Babylonian Talmud reading. I’m not sure how to name it (because I can’t find what I thought was the name of the tractate it’s from) but apparently it’s Shabbath 33b through 34a. This tractate is long, and I’ll come back to it in future posts I’m sure, but the upshot is: two rabbis, a father (who spoke against Rome) and a son, paid for it for 13 years of being in hiding from the Roman emperor, who had sentenced the father to death. Their being in hiding is a little weird, and I’ll talk about that in depth in another post after I’ve slept on this, but when they emerged, they were furious that the regular people were not doing what they had been doing for the last decade-plus: studying Torah. It took a while for them to be convinced that it was okay that not everyone was studying Torah in the depth that they had been (because they were in hiding – what else was there to do?). They were judgmental and self-righteous until they realized that they had judged unfairly – and it took a while. Now the interesting thing here is that these were tied back to the original Torah study, which I guess is the point. Yes, study Torah – but yes, do the real work of life, too. One of the minyan present talked about a poster he’d seen in Israel which directly challenged the Orthodox haredi (who rarely have jobs outside of Torah study, apparently) that listed all the important rabbis and their worldly professions (vintner, doctor, cobbler, etc.), making the point that they were not just rabbis – they did their Torah study in their spare time. After the study was over, I got to chat with E, one of the other gentlemen there, who is also converting. He encouraged me to come to daytime services when there were going to be a lot more people – and he cautioned me that when and if I do, to be sure to borrow one of the tallitot that the temple provides for people to wear during services, because that’s expected. He also said that he couldn’t find a non-Orthodox mikveh anywhere in this area, which makes me sad and stressed, but that he wasn’t in a hurry to take his dip, either. I am, but that’s me. When I first got there, I introduced myself to the rabbi and the one other person who was there, and said “I hope you don’t mind, but I’m borrowing one of your kippot.” He said “Eh. Take it home, it’s fine.” So I did. And I felt conspicuous and completely right at the same time. I like this temple. I hope that the rabbi and I click as well as we seem to have, tonight, when I talk to him on Tuesday. Filed under Conversion Process, Judaism Tagged as first steps, Jewish conversion, Jewish practice, Jewish queer, rabbi, temple, Torah My Jewish Reading List: Books I’ve Read So Far, and Questions I Want To Ask I’ve seen other Jews-by-choice make lists of the books they’ve read or are reading as part of their conversion process, and it occurs to me that it’d be a good idea if I had a booklist ready when I met with the rabbi next week – especially since there’s a very good chance I’ll actually meet him tonight at Shavuot services. So, here’s what I’ve read so far. Jewish Literacy, by Joseph Telushkin What is a Jew?, by Morris Kertzer and Lawrence Hoffman Becoming Jewish (A Handbook for Conversion), by Ronald H. Isaacs Why Be Jewish?, by David J. Wolpe The Nine Questions People Ask About Judaism, by Dennis Prager and Joseph Telushkin To Life! by Harold S. Kushner Living a Jewish Life, by Anita Diamant The Everything Judaism Book, by Richard Bank (this is not an especially good reference, in my opinion, for converts) Choosing a Jewish Life: A Handbook for People Converting to Judaism and for Their Family and Friends, by Anita Diamant (this is an excellent book for converts!) Read Hebrew in Just 90 Minutes, by Chaim Conway (still working my way through this one) Other books that are not about Judaism and conversion specifically, but which have informed my understanding of Jewish life and practices because they have characters or important people who are either ethnically or religiously Jewish (or both), include: The Diary of Anne Frank, by Anne Frank In The Presence of Mine Enemies, by Harry Turtledove I Never Promised You A Rose Garden, by Joanne Greenberg Just about any kids’ book by Judy Blume Any book that has a Jewish character in it Other things that have informed my understanding of Judaism and conversion include several really excellent blogs on the topic, including Coffee Shop Rabbi and Chicago Carless. There are other sources, mainly people, that have informed this journey as well. I also know that if I’m going to meet with the rabbi, I should have some questions ready for him. So here’s a few that I’ve got lined up so far: What do you feel are the main requirements for a person to be a sincere convert to Judaism? What is your philosophy about converts and conversion? What is your understanding of tikkun olam? I will be in an interfaith, gay relationship. Does this pose problems for you, either personally or professionally, with taking me on as a conversion candidate? Because, you know, I’m not asking any really risky questions or anything, right? Filed under Conversion Process, GLBT, Identities, Judaism Tagged as anxiety, GLBT and Jewish, identity, Jewish conversion, Jewish queer, rabbi, Torah It’s Erev Shavuot – Chag Sameach! 5 Sivan 5774 (Literally, “Good Festival” in Hebrew – and according to JewFaq.org, it’s one of the three times during the year when it’s most appropriate to say that – Pesach and Sukkot being the other two.) I’m done with my grading for the spring classes (thanks to some help) and today I file grades, and I’ll be done with that mishegaas finally. From now on I just have to keep up with the online intersession class. This also means I can start writing again; something I’ve been putting off due to the whirlwind of classes and students. I’ve heard back from the rabbi and we’ve finalized a date for a first meeting – next Tuesday, June 10th (12 Sivan). I’m excited and nervous, and making lists of the books I’ve read and trying to come up with good questions to ask. Anyone have suggestions? My partner linked something on my Facebook wall about Shavuot this morning, and wished me a happy Shavuot when he got to work and sent me his usual “I made it, I’m safe, love you, have a good day” text. My best friend was over yesterday and she brought me a Mogen David to wear until we make it to the Fairfax district on Friday morning, as well as giving me a gorgeous set of tallit clips that, she says, “ought to be used.” (Yes, I am verklempt.) Tonight I’m going to be at temple, studying Torah until I get tired, and then I’ll come home and sleep the sleep of the exhausted. But in between now and then, I’m going to make at least one loaf of my grain-free challah so I can take it with me to the study session at temple (because I should provide the noshes I can eat instead of expecting anyone else to, that’s why), and plan out cooking for tomorrow and Thursday. My partner, unfortunately, works the swing shift both days so he won’t be home to have dinner, but there will be leftovers. Apart from food, I want to talk a little bit about what this day means to me as a Jew-by-choice. Shavuot is one of those smaller holidays, from what I’ve read, and many secular Jews who still celebrate Pesach and Yom Kippur don’t observe it. I think that’s a little sad, considering it’s the day we observe the Jewish people’s receipt of the Torah. But it’s also a harvest festival – the bringing of the first fruits – and a celebration of what Jews do best: study and learn. There are reasons that children are often introduced to Torah study on Shavuot, and why (from what I understand) graduation from Hebrew school and confirmation ceremonies happen on or near Shavuot. So it’s not just a celebration of the harvest or the day that Jews became the Chosen People. It’s also a celebration of the ongoing need to study and learn. Although there are no specific mitzvot associated with Shavuot, I think an argument could be made that the mitzvot associated with Torah study are central to it. As an academic, I think that Shavuot may hold a special place in my heart as I develop as a Jew. In a month or so I’ll celebrate the second anniversary of my dissertation defense, and that’s a big deal to me. I teach and learn for a living as a college professor (adjunct or not, I’m still a professor). Shavuot, for me, may become the day that I reaffirm my commitment not just to the Torah and to the Jewish people (although that’s a big part of it) but to studying, teaching, and learning as my life-work. So have a blintz and pick up your Torah, and chag sameach to you all. Filed under Conversion Process, Jewish Practices Tagged as Jewish conversion, Jewish practice, rabbi, reflections on Judaism, Shavuot, synagogue, Torah May 30, 2014 · 11:16 am “Art thou jealous for my sake?” and Offense Kleptomania When I put up my “Trolling for Topics” post a day or so ago, Rabbi Adar asked me to write about what part of the Torah is speaking to me right now. After some thought (and some searching through the Torah), I find in Numbers 11:27 – 11:29 this passage: 11:27 And there ran a young man, and told Moses, and said: “Eldad and Medad are prophesying in the camp.” 11:28 And Joshua the son of Nun, the minister of Moses from his youth up, answered and said: “My lord Moses, shut them in.” 11:29 And Moses said unto him: “Art thou jealous for my sake? Would that all the Lord’s people were prophets, that the Lord would put His spirit upon them!” I find this three-verse section of Parshah Beha’alotkha to be meaningful on several different levels. First: we have an unnamed tattletale, running to tell Moses: “Hey, these guys Eldad and Medad are usurping your authority as the prophet of our people!” Second, we have Joshua the son of Nun taking this kid at his word and saying to Moses: “Yeah, you should shut them up and make them stop. Who do they think they are?” And then we have Moses looking at Joshua like he’s grown a second head (work with me here, I’m envisioning this scene) and saying: “What, I should stop them from doing something that indicates they have G-d’s favor?” I would think for most people, that’s the point of this passage: Moses saying “Hey, I wish all the people were prophets.” He’s pointing out that in this very rule-bound culture, this rule that the tattletale and Joshua think is being broken isn’t a rule that actually exists (much to the tattletale’s and Joshua’s chagrin, I’m sure). I can also envision him wishing that all the people being prophets were the case, if only to take some of the workload and distribute it around a bit. But there’s one little line that I’m not sure many people notice, and that’s this one: “Art thou jealous for my sake?” Let’s look just at this part of this passage. Joshua’s concern seems to be “They’re usurping your place, Moses.” But by saying that, HE is usurping Moses’ place in an entirely different way, by being personally offended that anyone would dare do something that he would find offensive if he were Moses (or so Joshua apparently believes). He’s basically being offended for Moses, and by extension telling Moses “this is something you should be offended about,” instead of allowing Moses to decide whether or not he wants to be or needs to be offended about this. And Moses, bless him, calls him on it. “What, you think I can’t handle this? You think I need you to be angry on my behalf? You think I’m not capable of figuring out whether or not I need to be offended about this? You think I need you to speak for me?” This very small part of this Torah passage speaks to me because I am, among many things, a social activist. In the not so far-off past, I have been known to do something which I have since labeled “offense kleptomania:” I find out that [insert minority that I’m not part of] has [trouble that I think I have the answer to], and I get outraged. The problem is, many times, offense kleptomaniacs then get up on their soapboxes and start telling the people who are actually experiencing the trouble what they should do about it. Or, they claim to speak for the people who are experiencing the trouble, instead of allowing those folks to speak for themselves. In essence, offense kleptomaniacs try to take away both the autonomy and the voice of the people who are actually experiencing the problem – and many times do not even realize that that’s what they’re doing. Now, being outraged by a trouble that someone who isn’t part of my group is suffering? That’s fine. That’s empathy. I would hope that non-Jews find the Holocaust just as horrifying as Jews do. I would hope that whites look at the situation that blacks often live in, in the ghettos, and are outraged by it. But the moment I move from being outraged about it to telling that person what to do about it, or speaking on their behalf without letting them speak for themselves? That’s over the line. That’s making an ass of myself. That’s offense kleptomania. Now, offense kleptomaniacs often claim that they’re being allies with the oppressed or troubled person or group. It sounds great on the surface, but it doesn’t work so well when you look at it from the oppressed person’s point of view. There’s a difference between being an ally and being an overbearing git. One great example of this is what’s called “mansplaining,” when a man tells a woman (or a group of women) what they’re doing wrong and how they should change it in order to make the problem of sexism or misogyny go away, instead of hearing what the women are saying about the problem (and his role in it). I am thinking of the current #YesAllWomen firestorm that’s going on right now. As an ally, I can and should talk to other men, and tell them to quit derailing the conversation or redirecting it back to their own hurt feelings – to quit mansplaining. That’s me, as a member of the oppressing group, actively pushing away the ability to oppress and calling out anyone else who’s doing it. But as an ally, I do not get to tell women what they have to do, or how they have to do it, or why they have to do it. That’s not my place. It is not okay for me to be an offense kleptomaniac and say “Hey, when men treat women badly, that really offends me just like if I was a woman, so women, do this and this and that to fix it! Also, I’ll be a spokesman for women so that they don’t have to trouble their pretty little heads about it!” (I call this White Knight syndrome.) Um, no. As a man, I do not have the right to be offended in this way. Women do. I can and should be offended that men make women anxious, nervous, scared, and uncomfortable, and I can and should call men out on it whenever they try to derail the conversation or mansplain. But the moment I say that women shouldn’t be afraid of ME because I’m not like that, or that it’s bigoted for them to assume a man does not have their best interests at heart? The moment I say that I’ll rescue women from this and solve all their problems for them? I’ve crossed the line. If I tell women to dress or act any differently, I’ve crossed the line. I’m being an offense kleptomaniac and usurping their right to be empowered decision-makers that have control over their own lives. Another example of offense kleptomania are all these people who are not autistic (and often have no autistic people in their lives) who want to “raise autism awareness” and “find a cure.” If you talk to most adult autistics, we don’t want a cure. We just want to be supported so that we can live as normal a life as possible. But do you see any adult autistics on the board of any of these “Autism Crisis” groups? Not bloody likely. That’s why one of my mottoes is that Autism Speaks does not speak for me – even though they keep trying to speak over me, and keep trying to silence me and other neurodiversity advocates. They’re offense kleptomaniacs, plain and simple. They didn’t just cross the line; they left it way, way behind them and they probably don’t even know it’s there. Joshua, too, crossed the line. Joshua was an offense kleptomaniac in this passage. You see, Joshua had no right to be jealous (offended) that Moses’ authority was supposedly being usurped by these two guys prophesying. Notice, too, that Joshua answered our unnamed tattletale for Moses, instead of letting Moses speak for himself, by demanding that Moses “do something” about the perceived problem. That was Moses’ decision, not Joshua’s, and Moses called him on it. Now, we don’t get to know what Joshua’s reaction was to being called on it, but I do wonder. Did he try to mansplain to Moses why Joshua had every right to demand that Moses do something about this perceived problem? Did he listen and say “Okay, I’m sorry, I was over the line?” We don’t know. From his reaction, though, it sure looks like Joshua was offended because the authority figure he respected was being challenged, and he wasn’t good with that. Notice, too, that Joshua made a mountain out of a molehill here. Instead of taking Moses’ big-picture view – wouldn’t it be great if G-d spoke directly to ALL the people? – he took a narrow view: A rule is being broken and that’s not okay (even though, as it turns out, there was no rule being broken). G-d calls us to look beyond our narrow view every time he commands us to welcome the stranger, doesn’t he? The narrow view is not Jewish. It’s human, certainly, but we’re expected to rise above that. So in this short passage, G-d is calling on us to do several things: 1. You can be offended because something offensive is happening, but you cannot insert yourself into a situation where you have no place. Joshua did that (as did our unnamed tattletale) and Moses, fortunately, called them out on it and said “Not cool, guys.” 2. You can be offended because something offensive is happening, but unless you’re actually the target of the offensive thing, you may not speak for those who actually are offended. You may not take away their voice or their autonomy. 3. Take the broader view. Is this actually offensive, or are you making it bigger than it needs to be? What’s more important – rules, or human beings? Social standards, or people? Take a breath, chill out, and consider before you fly off the handle and make things worse. Yeah. That’s what I have to say about that. 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You are here: Home › Self Hating Jew: Leader of the British Labour Party Joins the Israel Bashers Self Hating Jew: Leader of the British Labour Party Joins the Israel Bashers By Shoebat Foundation on July 23, 2014 in General by Keith Davies political commentator Ed Miliband is the Labour leader, the opposition party in Britain and would be the prime minister of UK if Labour wins the next general election. He is also Jewish and another embarrassment to what it is to be a Jew. The first High Commisioner of Palestine was Sir Herbert Samuel also a Jew who pardoned the Grand Mufti Haj Amin Husseini and allowed him to continue to cause trouble in Mandatory Palestine. Secular Jews in power in non Jewish countries always go out of their way to help the enemies of the Jewish people just so they don’t look biased to the non Jew. Here is a prime example. Miliband based on the citations in article below either has no clue of the situation or who Hamas is or he does and is a Self Hating Jew, in my view it is the latter. For those that do not know the agenda of Hamas let me educate you: it is actually worse than Hitler and the Nazis. As brutal as the Nazis were they never deliberatley put their own people in harms way to make political propaganda. Britain and the Allies in World War Two would only accept unconditional surender from the Nazis. Britain carpet bombed Dresden, Cologne, Frankfurt and other German cities, so why is Israel held to a different standard than Britian. The answer is easy, Jew Hate! The Times of London Miliband comes out against Israeli incursion as strikes hit mosques and stadium in Gaza Ed Miliband and President Obama discussed the Gaza conflict in Washington Ed Miliband has said that he opposes Israel’s ground invasion of Gaza, opening up a foreign policy gap between Labour and the Conservatives. “We oppose the Israeli incursion into Gaza,” said Mr Miliband, during a visit to Washington. The Labour leader said that the Middle East crisis was one of the subjects discussed when he met President Obama and Susan Rice, the US national security adviser, at the White House yesterday. Israel has ignored calls by the United States and United Nations to stop its attacks on Gaza, and today launched 70 pre-dawn airstrikes that hit five mosques, a sports stadium and the home of the late Hamas military chief. In a statement to MPs yesterday, David Cameron made plain that while he felt “grave concern” at the deaths of Palestinian and Israeli civilians, he held Hamas responsible for the current crisis and he defended Israel’s right to defend itself against an “unprecedented barrage” of rocket attacks. Mr Miliband differed, telling the Huffington Post that in his view the Gaza invasion would undermine Israel in the eyes of the international community, and whip up support for Hamas. “I don’t think it will help win Israel friends,” he said. “I don’t think this will make the situation better. I fear it will make it worse.” Mr Miliband said that the violence was partly the result of the collapse of peace talks, and the growth of illegal Israeli settlements in the West Bank. “What this horrendous, terrible last few weeks has shown is the vacuum of not having a process is incredibly dangerous,” he said. “That vacuum means any restraint breaks down. And so you’ve got to restart a [peace] process.” Ban Ki Moon, the UN secretary-general, and John Kerry, the US secretary of state, today met in Cairo to launch the highest-level push yet to end two weeks of Israel-Hamas fighting. Speaking before his meeting with Mr Ban, Mr Kerry said: “We will work to see if there is some way to not only arrive at a ceasefire of some kind but to get to a discussion about the underlying issues. “Nothing will be resolved by any ceasefire, temporary or long, without really getting to those issues at some point and that’s what we need to do.” He said that the US would be sending $47 million in aid to Gaza “to alleviate some of the immediate humanitarian crisis”. So far 570 Palestinian and 29 Israeli lives have been lost in the latest conflict. In Israel, the army said two more soldiers were killed in clashes with Hamas fighters, bringing the number of troops killed since July 8 to 27. Two Israeli civilians have also been killed. The UN has said a majority of the Palestinians killed were civilians, among them dozens of children. On Monday a family of nine died in a strike on their home in the southern Gaza city of Rafah: seven children and their parents. Another four children were among eight people killed in a strike on a family home in Gaza City shortly after the hospital was hit. The spiralling civilian death toll has spurred international calls for the fighting to end. At an emergency meeting yesterday, the UN Security Council called for the “immediate cessation of hostilities,” a demand echoed by President Obama in a phone call to Israel’s prime minister Binyamin Netanyahu. The UN, the US, Egypt and Israel back an unconditional ceasefire followed by talks, but Hamas says it will not lay down its weapons until Israel agrees to end the blockade which has destroyed the besieged coastal territory’s economy. “We cannot go back, we cannot go back to the silent death” of the blockade, said Ismail Haniyeh, Hamas’s senior leader in Gaza. He claimed the territory’s 1.7 million people shared Hamas’s goal of forcing Israel and Egypt to lift the blockade: “Gaza has decided to end the blockade by its blood and by its courage.” Mr Netanyahu accused Hamas of seeking civilian casualties to use “telegenic Palestinian dead” for propaganda purposes, and criticised the group for rejecting ceasefire proposals. Hundreds of residents could be seen streaming from their homes in the northern town of Beit Hanoun after a night of heavy shelling, joining 100,000 others now sheltering in UN schools and other buildings across Gaza. “It seems we are heading towards a massacre in Beit Hanoun,” Abu Ahmed, a resident said. “It was a night of horror.” Thousands fled the eastern Gaza neighbourhood of Shejaiya on Sunday after an intense bombardment from Israeli troops moving in to the area to dismantle a subterranean network of Hamas tunnels, meeting heavy resistance from fighters. The bombardment reduced much of the neighbourhood to rubble, with charred and mangled bodies left lying in the street as the shelling went on, with ambulances and rescue workers unable to reach them. Yesterday’s death toll included 11 bodies pulled from the rubble there, most of them women, according to medical workers. Israel has said its ground operation is aimed at a labyrinth of tunnels built by Hamas beneath residential neighbourhoods in Gaza to store weapons, launch rocket attacks against Israel and infiltrate its territory from underground. Yesterday, Israel said it had thwarted two more infiltration attempts, killing ten militants in airstrikes and engagement by ground troops as they emerged on the Israeli side of the Gaza border. While Israel has been studying the tunnel network for over a year, military officials say the labyrinth that troops have discovered is far more sophisticated and extensive than they had previously thought. Mounting calls for a ceasefire could put pressure on Israel to halt its operation before it is able to destroy all or most of them. Moshe Yaalon, Israel’s defence minister, suggested that the mission could be accomplished within days, but added that it would continue for “as long as necessary”. Dan Shapiro, the US ambassador to Israel, said Washington understood Israel’s need to destroy the tunnels for its self-defence but was increasingly concerned about the number of dead and wounded. “Start with a ceasefire and only after hold discussions on the problems at the base of the crisis,” he told Israel Radio. That may not be enough of a guarantee for Hamas, nor for some of Mr Netanyahu’s right-wing partners, who are urging the military to “go all the way”. “This is not the time to talk of a ceasefire,” Gilad Erdan, a right-wing minister in Israel’s security cabinet, told reporters as he visited wounded troops in hospital. “We must complete the mission, and the mission cannot end until the threat of the tunnels is removed.” Hamas received a message of support yesterday from the Lebanese militia, Hezbollah, despite the continuing dispute over their differing loyalties in the Syrian civil war. Hassan Nasrallah, the Hezbollah leader, called Khalid Meshaal, the exiled Hamas chief, to express solidarity and offer his organisation‘s cooperation in the “resistance” against Israel. The Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas issued a joint appeal with Mr Meshaal after a meeting in Qatar on Sunday to discuss a truce in Gaza. They called for “an end to the Israeli aggression and a lifting of the blockade” on Hamas-controlled territory. They also agreed that “all Palestinian factions should work as a team towards a ceasefire,” according to Azzam al-Ahmed, an official of Mr Abbas’s Fatah party. “It was agreed that there should be a ceasefire first” and then comprehensive discussions towards “a final peace agreement,” he said. gaza, Self Hating Jew, Times of London Gaza an Open Prison, really? Muslim Brotherhood Infiltration of State Department played role in Benghazi Compound being Exposed

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Home » Cryptocurrency News » More than 90% of consumers are curious about the Metaverse: Capgemini Posted by Asic Miner Despite turbulent market conditions over the last year, the metaverse and its potential utility remain steady in the minds of consumers. According to data from a new survey by Capgemini, a business and technology strategy advisor, over three-quarters of consumers expect their interactions with brands and individuals to be impacted by the metaverse. This also goes for organizations, as 7 out of 10 believe that the metaverse and immersive experiences will be a market differentiator in terms of customer experience. The report surveyed 8,000 consumers, along with 1,000 organizations in 12 countries across different sectors to understand metaverse competency, interest and impact. Included in the mix was a group of 380 consumers who self-identified as “metaverse-experienced,” of which three-quarters said they actively participate in the metaverse. Data revealed that 93% of surveyed consumers said they are curious about the metaverse. Of that number, 51% said they would use the metaverse as it becomes more accessible to them. Charlton Monsanto, the global immersive experiences offer leader at Capgemini, said the “consumer-facing metaverse” needs to address the challenges of accessibility and privacy among other things in order to move forward. “The potential of the metaverse is transformative and consumer curiosity remains high.” Education and accessibility go hand in hand for emerging technologies and remain the biggest challenges for tech-savvy brands to communicate with consumers. Related: DeFi sparks new investments despite turbulent market: Finance Redefined The survey also touched on the type of metaverse interactions consumers look for, to which 43% of respondents said they would like to interact with friends and family. This was followed by interactions with colleagues (39%), gaming-related experiences (33%), and commercial activity (28%). With such an emphasis on connectivity, development in the metaverse has seen a rise in events which allow people to connect with one another, such as festivals and concerts. Entire nations have even begun using the metaverse to preserve their heritage for future communities to interact with. Recently, the metaverse developer Animoca Brands announced they will open up a billion-dollar metaverse development fund for startups in the space. Newer The all-in-one approach at the foundation of next gen crypto investment platforms Older NFTs minted on FTX break, highlighting Web2 hosting flaws JX4 BRICK $2,100.0 $1,200.0 Jasminer X4 $6,543.0 $3,543.0 Bitmain Antminer L3+ (504Mh) $2,049.0 $1,049.0 Goldshell SC6 SE $7,586.0 $5,449.0 Antminer L7 (9.05Gh) $8,518.0 $6,518.0

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Home FAQ How many points that lie on the same line are coplanar? on February 11, 2020 February 11, 2020 FAQ How many points that lie on the same line are coplanar? 1 How many points that lie on the same line are coplanar? 2 What do coplanar points lie on? 3 Do 3 points lie on the same line? 4 How do you know if three points are coplanar? 5 What do points lie on the same plane? 6 Are there any collinear points in the same plane? Coplanar points: A group of points that lie in the same plane are coplanar. Any two or three points are always coplanar. What do coplanar points lie on? Points or lines are said to be coplanar if they lie in the same plane. Example 1: The points P , Q , and R lie in the same plane A . Can non coplanar points be on the same line? Lines that are not coplanar and do not intersect are called skew lines. Two planes that do not intersect are called parallel planes. What kind of points lie on the same line? Three or more points that lie on the same line are collinear points . Example : The points A , B and C lie on the line m . Do 3 points lie on the same line? Three points are collinear if they lie on the same line. Points A, B, and C are not collinear. We can draw a line through A and B, A and C, and B and C but not a single line through all 3 points. How do you know if three points are coplanar? In geometry, a set of points in space are coplanar if there exists a geometric plane that contains them all. For example, three points are always coplanar, and if the points are distinct and non-collinear, the plane they determine is unique. Can 3 points be non-coplanar? Any two or three points are always coplanarbecause a plane can run through all three points. A group of points that don’t all lie in the same plane are non-coplanar. Two lines can lie on the same flat surface, therefore lying on the same plane. When is a line not a coplanar point? Points, lines, or shapes are non-coplanar if they do not lie in the same plane. Collinear points lie on the same line. If points are collinear, they are also coplanar. However, coplanar points are not necessarily collinear. What do points lie on the same plane? Coplanar points: are two or more points that are lying on the same plane. For any points that are collinear, just create the set of all parallel lines to your line (in one direction, out of the n-1 possibilities). Done, you have just created a plane that contains your line, which means your points lie on the same plane, which Are there any collinear points in the same plane? Collinear points are all in the same line. Coplanar points are all in the same plane. So, if points are collinear then we can choose one of infinite number of planes which contains the line on which these points lie => so they are coplanar by definition. 12.2k views · View 9 Upvoters. Are there any surfaces that are not coplanar? The compass contains all the line marks on one surface. Wallpapers are two-dimensional, so all the lines around and within it are coplanar. Coordinates on one plane are all coplanar points. However, the lines on two different notebooks lie on two different surfaces, so they are not coplanar. Previous Article How many stars are in Castor? Next Article What did Ponce de Leon gain for himself?

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Tobias Vincent Maguire is an American actor and film producer. He is best known for his role as Peter Parker in Sam Raimi’s Spider-Man trilogy. His other major films include Pleasantville, Ride with the Devil, The Cider House Rules, Wonder Boys, Seabiscuit, The Good German, Brothers, and The Great Gatsby. He established his own production company in 2012 called Material Pictures. About Tobey Maguire in brief Tobias Vincent Maguire is an American actor and film producer. He is best known for his role as Peter Parker in Sam Raimi’s Spider-Man trilogy. His other major films include Pleasantville, Ride with the Devil, The Cider House Rules, Wonder Boys, Seabiscuit, The Good German, Brothers, and The Great Gatsby. He established his own production company in 2012 called Material Pictures, and co-produced Good People that same year. In 2014, he produced and starred as Bobby Fischer in Pawn Sacrifice. He has also provided the voice of the voice for the video game Spider- man: The Animated Series. He was nominated for the Screen Actors Guild and Golden Globe Awards, and received two Saturn Awards, including one for Best Actor. His parents separated when he was 2 years old, and he spent much of his childhood living with various family members. His mother offered him USD 100 to take a drama class instead of going to high school. He dropped out of high school and did not return. He worked as a child actor in the early 1990s, often playing roles much younger than his chronological age. As late as 2002 he was still playing teenagers while in his mid-20s. He appeared in a variety of commercials and TV and movie roles, working opposite such actors as Chuck Norris, Roseanne Barr, and Tracey Ullman. In the 1998 film Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas he portrayed a hitchhiker who meets Raoul Duke and Dr. Gonzo during their drive to Las Vegas. In 2001, he played the son of a unionist who joins his southern friends in avenging the atrocities committed against Missourians by Kansas Jayhawkers and Kansas Jayleggers. He reprised the role in the sequels Spider- Man 2 and Spider-man 3, and has also appeared in the family movie Cats & Dogs & Cats Dogs & Dogs, in which he voices a beagle puppy named Lou in the movie Cats and Dogs. His first appearance in a feature film was in 1989’s The Wizard, where he had no lines. You want to know more about Tobey Maguire? This page is based on the article Tobey Maguire published in Wikipedia (as of Jan. 09, 2021) and was automatically summarized using artificial intelligence. Tobey Maguire filmography Spider-Man 3 Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse Spider-Man: Homecoming Tags: Tobey Maguire Next story List of presidents of the Indian National Congress Previous story Jackie Robinson

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Top 50 Richest Musicians In America 2023 (Fast List) Richest Celebs Hub / Richest Artists In America, Richest Singers In America, Top 10 Richest Musicians In America, Top 20 Richest Musicians In America, Top 30 Richest Musicians In America, Top 50 Richest Musicians In America 2023 Last updated on October 23rd, 2022 at 01:07 pm The Richest Musicians in America 2022 is always a thing of debate between fans of specific singers and rappers, right? Whether it is fans of Beyonce, Jay Z, Kanye West, Justin Bieber, you name it, fans always have this discussion. So in today’s post, I will show you the top 50 richest musicians in America and their net worth. Because I want you to surf freely and easily, I will also include a table to get the first top 10 richest musicians in America. After which I will dive right into some of the details which have made them super wealthy. With that said, come, let’s dive right into the richest musicians in the USA list, shall we? Top 10 Richest Musicians In America 2022 1. Jay Z 2. Herb Alpert 3. Diddy Combs 4. Dr Dre 6. Madonna 7. Mariah Carey 8. Emilio Estefan 9. Gloria Estefan 10. Dolly Parton 11. Bruce Springsteen 12. Beyoncé 13. Jimmy Buffet 14. Taylor Swift 15. Barbra Streisand 17. Toby Keith 18. Katy Perry 19. Justin Bieber 20. LA Reid 21. Jon Bon Jovi 22. Neil Sedaka 23. George Strait 25. Lady Gaga 26. Diana Ross 27. Eminem 28. Justin Timberlake 29. Billy Joel 30. Tina Turner 31. Britney Spears 32. Adele 33. Usher 34. Drake 35. Master P 36. Ariana Grande 37. Lil Wayne 38. Nicki Minaj 39. Kendrick Lamar 40. Chris Brown 41. Travis Scott 42. Cardi B 43. Meek Mill 44. Dababy 45. ASAP Rocky 46. Megan Thee Stallion 47. NBA YoungBoy 48. Lil Baby 49. Tyga 50. Lil Durk Who is the richest musician in the USA? Who is the richest female musician in the USA? Who is the richest male musician in the USA? Who are the top 10 richest musicians in America for the year 2022? So quickly, come let’s dive into a comprehensive list of the richest music stars in America. Who is the richest musician in America today? The richest singer in America currently is Jay Z. Jay Z’s real name is Shawn Corey Carter, born on December 4, 1969. Jay-Z Having a good time in his mansion. The 53-year-old was Born and raised in New York City. Jay-Z first began his musical career in the late 1980s; he released his debut studio album Reasonable Doubt in 1996. Jay Z now has 13 studio albums to his name. Jay Z has had over 500 nominations and has won 266 awards. He is one of the Most Popular Musicians In The World. Jay Z has 200 Million+ followers on Instagram, 30 Million+ followers on Twitter, and 22 Million+ followers on Facebook, and has a net worth of $1 Billion. Alpert hits the 2nd spot on Shoutmeceleb Entertainment’s list of richest musicians in America 2022. Herb Alpert was born on March 31, 1935, in Los Angeles, California. In 1957, Alpert became a songwriter for Keen Records. Alpert now has over 25 studio albums to his name. Alpert has had over 11 nominations and has won 7 awards. He has 12k+ followers on Instagram, 14k+ followers on Twitter, and 109k+ followers on Facebook. Alpert has a net worth of $850 million. He is also one of the richest musicians in the world today. Another Richest Musician in America is Diddy Combs whose real name is Sean Love Combs. Diddy Combs was born November 4, 1969, in New York City. Diddy Combs during a photoshoot after the release of the LOVE album. In 1997, Combs released his debut single, “Can’t Nobody Hold Me Down”. Combs has 4 studio albums to his name. Alpert had over 52 nominations and has won 11 awards. He has 18 million+ followers on Instagram, 15 million+ followers on Twitter, and 6 million+ followers on Facebook. Combs has a net worth of $825 million and is one of the richest music artists in America. One of the top ten richest musicians in America on my list is Dr Dre. Dre’s real name is Andre Romelle Young. The 57 years old was born in Compton, California, U.S. Dre joined the musical group World Class Wreckin’ Cru, which released its debut album under the Kru-Cut label in 1985. The US musician has 5 studio albums to his name. He has over 45 nominations and has won 10 awards. Dr Dre has 7 million+ followers on Instagram, 5 million+ followers on Twitter, and 17 million+ followers on Facebook. Dr Dre has a net worth of $800 million and is one of the richest musicians in America Forbes 2022. Rihanna is one of the richest female singers in the USA and one of the most popular musicians in America today. Rihanna’s full name is Robyn Rihanna Fenty born February 20, 1988, in Bridgetown. In early 2005, Rihanna auditioned for Def Jam in New York City where she released her first debut album. Rihanna has 8 studio albums to her name and has bagged over 20 awards. Rihanna has 136 million+ followers on Instagram, 106 million+ followers on Twitter, and 102 million+ followers on Facebook. Rihanna’s net worth is estimated at $600 million. The 6th person on the list of the top 50 richest musicians In America 2022 is Madonna. Madonna’s full name is Madonna Louise Ciccone born August 16, 1958, in Bay City, Michigan, U.S. In 1981, Madonna signed with Gotham Records where she released her debut album titled “Madonna”. Madonna has 14 studio albums to her name and has bagged over 40 awards. She has 18 million+ followers on Instagram, 2 million+ followers on Twitter, and 18 million+ followers on Facebook. Madonna has a net worth of $580 million. Another of my favorite richest female artist in America is Mariah Carey. Mariah Carey was born March 27, 1969, in Huntington, New York, U.S. On June 5, 1990, Carey made her first public appearance at the 1990 NBA Finals, singing “America the Beautiful”. Today, Carey has 15 studio albums to her name and has bagged 49 awards. Carey has 11 million+ followers on Instagram, 21 million+ followers on Twitter, and 24 million+ followers on Facebook. Carey has a net worth of $511 million. Emilio Estefan is a Cuban-American musician and producer. Emilio’s full name is Emilio Estefan Gómez born March 4, 1953. Estefan first came to prominence as a member of the Miami Sound Machine. Emilio has produced over 45 albums and has won 19 Grammy awards. He has 200k + followers on Instagram, 100k + followers on Twitter, and 500k + followers on Facebook. Emilio has a net worth of $500 million. Estefan is one of the richest female American musicians. Gloria’s full name is Gloria María Milagrosa Fajardo García born September 1, 1957. Gloria started her career as the lead singer of Miami Latin Boys where she collaborated and released her first single “Conga”. She has produced 14 albums and has won over 12 awards. Gloria has 700k + followers on Instagram, 500k + followers on Twitter, and 1 million+ followers on Facebook. Gloria has a net worth of $500 million. Okay right about now the 10th Richest Musician in America Forbes 2022 is Dolly Parton. Dolly was born January 19, 1946, in Pittman Center, Tennessee, U.S. Parton made her album debut in 1967 with Hello, I’m Dolly. Dolly has over 20 studio albums and has over 50 nominations and has bagged 31 awards. Parton has 5 million+ followers on Instagram, 5 million+ followers on Twitter, and 7 million+ followers on Facebook. Parton has a net worth of $500 million. That is it for the top 10 richest musicians in USA. And now, let’s move to the top 20 richest musicians in America. Click the NEXT BUTTON to discover 10 more artists on this list. 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The Strange Love of Barbara Stanwyck Barbara Stanwyck is waaay too happy to see Van Heflin (centre). Image: Biography Dear Reader: Today we are going to gush – GUSH! – over Barbara Stanwyck. Stick with us and you’ll be gushing over her too. Just see if you don’t. We realized Stanwyck was gush-worthy when we screened the 1946 drama The Strange Love of Martha Ivers. This, to us, is the perfect example of why Ms. Stanwyck is a legend. The film opens as Stanwyck’s teenaged character, a rich and fiesty gal, plans to run away with a boy from a poor family. However, the sudden death of Stanwyck’s aunt/guardian upsets her plans and sets a new trajectory for her life. Nearly two decades pass, and the grown boy (Van Heflin) returns to discover that Stanwyck is rich and powerful, and is married to their meek childhood friend (Kirk Douglas). An old flame is re-ignited when Heflin and Stanwyck meet, but Douglas suspects Heflin’s “friendliness” masks uber-sinister motives. This is all we’re going to tell you about the plot, which is more far complex and intriguing than we’ve described here. We don’t want it to get in the way of our gushing. Here’s something about The Strange Love of Martha Ivers: Stanwyck doesn’t make her first appearance until at least 20 minutes in. And when she does, she suddenly bursts onto the screen in a fur stole and a crystal-embroidered evening gown. It’s quite an entrance! There is no doubt in our minds that she is The Person In Charge Around Here. Stanwyck’s character is as cold and canny as any we’ve seen on film. But she practically sparkles when she’s on screen with Heflin. She becomes a young girl again, looking admiringly at him, eager for his approval. However, in the second it takes to shift her gaze to Douglas, she becomes full of contempt and meanness. She and Douglas are phenomenal in their scenes together. She controls his actions with one icy look; he, in turn, is the perfect blend of desperation and resignation. In one scene, Douglas says Heflin is coming to the house. Stanwyck replies, meaningfully, “I’ll go and change. I don’t want him to see me in the same outfit twice.” Stanwyck has far less screen time than other players. But even when she’s not in a scene, you feel her presence. You find yourself thinking, “Uh oh. What’s she going to say about this?” Stanwyck is one of those actors who can make you believe anything she wants you to believe. She has contempt for Douglas, so we have contempt for Douglas. She practically worships Heflin, so we do too. It’s almost as though she tells us what to think, and we do – even when we feel we shouldn’t. The last scene in this movie is carefully done and we feel it shows Stanwyck at her best. We won’t tell you what happens, but we will point out that only Stanwyck could have played it the way it was written. In the hands of a lesser-skilled actor, the scene would feel contrived. Not only does Stanwyck create a believable outcome, she makes us realize this is the finale we’ve been expecting all along. The Strange Love of Martha Ivers is a rather twisted story that asks some pointed moral questions. Still, it is a redemptive sort of film that lets us experience, in a small way, the healing properties of forgiveness. It takes someone like Stanwyck to carry a movie with these heavy undercurrents and make it look easy. It is her movie, as it should be. Go on, now. Gush. You know you want to. The Strange Love of Martha Ivers: Starring Barbara Stanwyck, Van Heflin, Lizabeth Scott. Directed by Lewis Milestone. Written by Robert Rossen. Paramount Pictures, Inc., B&W, 1946, 117 mins. This post is part of the Barbara Stanwyck Blogathon, hosted by the lovely Girl with the White Parasol. For more fab posts, click HERE. Posted in Drama, Film Noir The Strange Love of Martha Ivers Van Heflin Previous Post Crosby & Hope: Road to Friendship Next Post Why Tom Neal Can’t Call Police 45 Comment on “The Strange Love of Barbara Stanwyck” lassothemovies July 17, 2013 at 8:56 pm Obviously, like everyone else with any common sense, I love Barbara in everything, but you are absolutely right about her in this film- she sparkles with charisma. I love her in every moment of every scene, because somehow she always knows exactly what to do. Bravo once again, and thanks for bringing this performance into the spotlight. silverscreenings July 18, 2013 at 3:08 pm Ha ha! Yes, you do have common sense so it’s true you would love Barbara in everything. She really does know exactly what to do in each scene, doesn’t she? It’s uncanny. Danny July 17, 2013 at 10:05 pm Gush? Don’t mind if I do! Stanwyck’s ability to flip between cunning manipulation and coy sweetness is one of her trademarks, as is her amazing ability to dress down anyone who gets in her way. I think the only performance of hers I never truly bought (though I need to rewatch it) was in Sorry Wrong Number, since it’s hard to believe the woman could be scared of anything! You make a good point about Barbara S. in “Sorry, Wrong Number”. It IS hard to see her being so frightened. Good point about her ability switch between manipulation & sweetness. Thanks for being a co-gusher! FlickChick July 17, 2013 at 10:38 pm I’m gushing, I’m gushing! Great choice for a post – this movie is freaky but so irresistible! The movie really is irresistible, isn’t it? I’m a little surprised the Production Code folks left a few things in, especially Stanwyck’s actions in the final scene. Thanks for dropping by, O fellow gusher! shadowsandsatin July 18, 2013 at 8:47 am Awesome sauce. The fact that you selected this movie, the movie itself, Barbara’s performance, and your write-up. Ha ha! I love your phrase “awesome sauce”. I think I’m going to steal it. Patricia Nolan-Hall (Caftan Woman) July 18, 2013 at 9:03 am “Stanwyck is one of those actors who can make you believe anything she wants you to believe.” So true. I never actually thought of her in those terms. “The Strange Love of Martha Ivers” gives me chills. It’s quite a movie, isn’t it? It is rather dark… Judy July 18, 2013 at 10:03 am Haven’t seen this one yet, but I must do – sounds like a fantastic cast and intriguing plot! And Stanwyck is an actress worth all the gushing. Judy, I hope you get the chance to see it. This movie is a bit edgy but it really does have a good message about forgiveness. D Tenore-Bartilucci (@DorianTB) July 18, 2013 at 12:26 pm Ruth, who could even WANT to live in a world without Barbara Stanwyck? I truly regret that I was too darn swamped to take part in the Barbara Stanwyck Blogathon. but I’m delighted that you opted to blog about about THE STRANGE LOVE OF MARTHA IVERS! It’s positively Hitchcockian in its madness. The supporting cast aren’t small potatoes, either; I’ve always liked Van Heflin, and If I’m right, this was Lizabeth Scott’s film debut, as well as being an early role for Kirk Douglas (feel free to correct me if I’m mistaken). Who WOULDN’T gush about Barbara? BRAVA on a splendiferous post, my friend! Dor, I’m sorry to hear that you aren’t participating in the blogathon but I understand that life is sometimes pretty crazy. “Hitchcockian” is a good way to describe this movie. And you’re right about the supporting cast – you couldn’t ask for better. Van Heflin, Kirk Douglas & Lizabeth Scott all give perfect performances. Lisa Alkana July 18, 2013 at 12:51 pm Perfectly stated. I have gushed about this movie for ages. My only quibble has always been with the actress who plays the young Martha. I never cared much for her acting style, and if anyone not legally blind would think that kid could grow up to look like Barbara Stanwyck, they are insane. Speaking of insane, only Stanwyck can make you root for the wrong side. Or is it the wrong side? What could Martha say? I’m so glad you’re a fellow gusher! I see what you mean about the kid who plays the young Martha. I like her intensity, but sometimes she pours it on a bit much. And yes, whenever Stanwyck is on the “wrong side” I always root for her, even though I tell myself to stop it! cookazido July 18, 2013 at 10:02 pm I have always loved Barbara Stanwyck, too! I am not familiar with this movie, but now I am intrigued. I loved her in Meet John Doe. Thanks for pointing me to another movie with her in it. silverscreenings July 19, 2013 at 10:57 am She was great in “Meet John Doe”, wasn’t she? It’s been a while since I’ve seen that… I need to watch it again. I hope you get a chance to see this one. It really illustrates her considerable acting talents. cookazido October 2, 2013 at 11:59 pm Hi Ruth, I wanted to let you know I finally got to watch this movie. It was so interesting. It is hard to see Barbara Stanwyck play such a twisted person. She does a great job of it, though. So controlling even to the end. I’m so glad you called this movie to my attention and that I was able to find it. Thank you! silverscreenings October 3, 2013 at 7:27 pm Yay! So glad you had the chance to see it. You’ve made a good point about how controlling Stanwyck’s character is, even in that last crucial scene. Thanks for sharing your thoughts. 🙂 christian louboutin shoes outlet July 19, 2013 at 2:15 am The Strange Love of Barbara Stanwyck | Silver Screenings Joel July 19, 2013 at 8:47 am One of my favorites of her films. A dark journey of the soul to be sure with Stanwyck doing her icy best in the title role. I’ve always thought it was interesting and good casting that Lizabeth Scott was so like Babs, the gruff exterior covering a wounded inner life. Van Heflin’s character says he wants to escape Martha but migrates to someone so similar and doesn’t even seem to realize it. Joel, you make an excellent point about Lizabeth Scott’s character being so similar to Stanwyck’s. Scott is terrific in this film, too, isn’t she? I think it’s one of my favourite performances of hers. Sofia July 20, 2013 at 6:40 am One to watch I see! She had such an alluring presence in everything she did, it’s impossible not to love her! Good point – she really is an alluring presence, and completely credible in all her roles. jennifromrollamo July 20, 2013 at 9:44 am It has been a long time since I watched TSLOMI that I need to see it again! Enjoyed your post about it. Oh yes, you do need to see it again! So much to enjoy with this film. Dienna July 20, 2013 at 2:42 pm I’ve seen her in “Sorry, Wrong Number,” “Double Indemnity,” and in “The Thorn Birds,” but I haven’t seen this one. It sounds interesting. This is an interesting film that raises some thought-provoking questions. Stanwyck has far less screen time than the other characters, but she still “owns” this movie. JES July 21, 2013 at 9:27 am One of the things I like about this film is the near-emasculation of Kirk Douglas. He’s like a Venetian blind that gets flipped out of the way whenever the sun — Stanwyck — shows up to flood the room with light. Wonderful review, especially in not focusing on plot. Thank you! Kirk Douglas is utter fabulous in this movie. He gives SUCH a great performance. I like your analogy of Douglas’ window blind to Stanwyck’s sun. Very clever — and true. Thanks for dropping by. 🙂 Lesley July 21, 2013 at 4:46 pm Well done, Silver Screenings. One of my favorite movies period, not because it’s one of the greatest but because it’s such a kinkfest, such an interesting hybrid of noir and melodrama. Great-looking film, really good script. Pretty disturbing stuff. Do you think Heflin and Scott have a chance of being happy as they drive off into the future? I wish them the best but feel that, both coming from broken homes, it’s going to be tough. Sadly I do not think Heflin and Scott have much of a chance, darnit, but the romantic in me hopes they will overcome all obstacles. Thanks for dropping by! 🙂 Dawn July 22, 2013 at 4:40 am I enjoyed the film for two reasons, the performance of Barbara Stanwyck, doing what she does best, playing a ruthless woman, who will do anything to get what she wants and the debut of Kirk Douglas. Kirk Douglas is terrific here, isn’t he? He’s new to the screen but you’d never know it. If there were a Kirk Douglas blogathon, I would review this film all again just gush over his performance. Sarah July 22, 2013 at 7:09 am Oh she is very gush-worthy! I adore her too, but dangit, I haven’t seen your movie!! What is wrong with me? Must go find. That sounds like one that will make my Monday. How could it be a bad day if Barbara Stanwyck is in it somewhere? She’s quickly becoming one of my all-time favorites. Thanks for this post dear! I’m glad she’s becoming a fave — she deserves to be! During the current Barbara Stanwyck blogathon, I’m discovering a LOT of her movies that I’ve never seen. So you’re not alone in this. 🙂 Aubyn Eli July 24, 2013 at 1:58 pm I simply adore this movie and I love Stanwyck in it. It’s always strange to me how limited her screen time really is, and yet her presence hangs over everything. The scene where she comes at Heflin with a flaming torch is one of my top Stanwyck moments of all times but I agree with you that the ending is her best scene in the movie. Chilling, inevitable, and utterly brilliant. I also cherish her Edith Head wardrobe in this one, which makes her look beautiful and subtly threatening at all times. Poor Lizabeth Scott doesn’t stand a chance. Your review is an excellent tribute to this weird, unforgettable film and I’m so glad you decided to join the blogathon. Ginny July 25, 2013 at 9:09 pm I haven’t seen this in so long, you’ve really made me want to see it again! Although I enjoy Barbara in comedies, I think I prefer her movies with more of an edge, so I’m eager to see this, especially since I’ve become a bigger fan of Kirk Douglas since then. Thanks for the great review! silverscreenings July 28, 2013 at 7:08 am Barbara is terrific in comedies, isn’t she? She has really good timing, and she makes it look so easy! If you’re looking for Stanwyck with an edge, this is one to see. It’s a dark movie, but also a hopeful one. Stanwyck again proves she’s the master of subtlety and full-on aggression. I hope you get a chance to see it! Marcia July 27, 2013 at 6:31 pm Martha Ivers certainly is one of THE BEST characters Stanwyck portrayed. I always wanted to know more about her life with Walter than the storyline of Sam and Toni. Thanks for sharing! Can you imagine anyone other than Stanwyck portraying Martha? C’est impossible! You make a good point about Martha’s life with poor Walter. Telling the story from Walter’s point of view would also make a compelling movie. TheBestofAlexandra August 10, 2013 at 8:37 am I had a fleeting thought that maybe Joan Crawford could’ve played Martha, but then the movie would’ve basically been Queen Bee and kind of a ham fest. As much as I love Crawford, Barbara is probably the better actress and perfect for this movie. Great write up! Makes me want to gush, too! silverscreenings August 10, 2013 at 8:50 am True! As much as I adore our Joan, she really would have made it a ham fest…as only Joan can. 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The Sam Spade Business Model Humphrey Bogart makes a deal with Sidney Greenstreet (seated). Image: Cinema of the World Fictional private eye Sam Spade doesn’t believe in sugar coating. In The Maltese Falcon, he tells a client, “We didn’t believe your story. We believed your $200.” This, to us, reveals Spade’s genetic makeup – shrewd, blunt, knows the value of a dollar. He doesn’t care about feelings; he cares about truth. Sam Spade, one of the best-known detectives in American literature, is a product of the novelist Dashiell Hammett, who himself was a private investigator in the late 1910s and early 1920s. Hammett wrote gobs of crime fiction, including The Thin Man (1934), The Glass Key (1931), and The Maltese Falcon, which was first published as a serial in Black Mask Magazine in 1929. He’s a terrific writer. As Raymond Chandler said, “He was spare, frugal, hard-boiled, but he did over and over again what only the best writers can ever do at all. He wrote scenes that seemed never to have been written before.” Hammett’s novels are custom made for the movies, e.g. The Maltese Falcon that was most famously adapted to the screen in 1941 by John Huston. (This film, incidentally, was Huston’s first feature as a director.) Dashiell Hammett (1894-1961). Image: AP Photo, QuotationOf.com The Maltese Falcon has a somewhat layered plot, but here’s a brief overview: A private detective (Sam Spade) is hired by a woman to find her missing sister. When his partner is murdered while investigating, Spade discovers the murder is connected to a centuries-old, jewel-covered falcon that could be worth millions of dollars. It’s a story that keeps you guessing. You don’t know which characters to believe and, more importantly, you don’t know what this bunch is capable of. In our opinion, the film follows the book as closely as it can, and it’s expertly cast, especially when it comes to Sam Spade. Now, Book Spade and Film Spade do not look alike. Book Spade is a fair-haired man with yellow-grey eyes. (“He looked rather pleasantly like a blond satan,” writes Hammett.) Contrast this to Film Spade, played by the dark-haired Humphrey Bogart. However, Book Spade and Film Spade share an important quality: an aversion to magnanimity. Bogart is tired of Mary Astor’s creative narrative. Image: One Geek’s Mind Magnanimity is often exploited, and someone in a cutthroat business (pun intended) never admits to it. Spade, deep down, is a helpful person, but he would never cite an altruistic reason for his actions. “I won’t play the sap for you,” he snarls, meaning: It’s bad for Business. Example 1: Spade disliked his deceased partner, Miles Archer. Film Spade goes to have a look his partner’s freshly-murdered corpse, and runs into a police detective (Ward Bond). Detective: “Tough, him getting it like that, ain’t it? Miles had his faults like any of the rest of us, but I guess he must have had his good points, too, huh?” Spade: “I guess so.” Did you see that? Spade is looking at the shot-through-the-gut body of his dead partner, and “I guess so” is what he comes up with. There’s no room for sentiment in This Business. Example 2: When Book Spade explains why he was determined to find his partner’s killer, he does not concede It Was The Right Thing To Do. Instead, he goes on for a page and a half about all the practical reasons why tracking down the murderer is Good For Business: “Listen. When a man’s partner is killed he’s supposed to do something about it. It doesn’t make any difference what you thought of him…. [W]hen one of your organization gets killed it’s bad business to let the killer get away with it.” He’s right, but he’ll never say the dead man deserved justice. It’s all about the balance sheet, baby. The Maltese Falcon was adapted to screen twice before: The Maltese Falcon (1931) and Satan Met a Lady (1936). If you haven’t seen the 1941 version, we urge you to do so as soon as you can. For a must-read overview of The Maltese Falcon’s iconic quotes, read Chris Sturnhann’s thoughts HERE. For a list of the Best English-Language Novels (The Maltese Falcon is #54), click HERE. The Maltese Falcon: starring Humphrey Bogart, Mary Astor, Gladys George. Written & directed by John Huston. Warner Bros. Pictures, Inc., 1941, B&W, 100 mins. This post is part of the Beyond the Cover Blogathon hosted by Now Voyaging and Speakeasy. Click HERE to see today’s fab entries. Posted in Film Noir Detective Magazines Sam Spade Previous Post Bette Davis’ Post-Op Bender Next Post Hoffman and Redford: Writing the Big Story 34 Comment on “The Sam Spade Business Model” Patricia Nolan-Hall (Caftan Woman) April 7, 2016 at 6:43 pm Dashiell Hammett really came up with a winner in this story. It is endlessly fascinating as a read or as a movie. All three film adaptations have their good points, but ’41 is absolutely delicious. Silver Screenings April 8, 2016 at 12:21 pm Agreed! I find this story endlessly fascinating either way. Hammett sure knew what he was doing. Michaela April 7, 2016 at 11:59 pm Good choice! I love me some Dashiell Hammett. I wrote a paper on three of his novels four years ago and I’ve felt close to his work ever since. The similarities between the book and film versions of The Maltese Falcon are startling. Considering the Production Code, it’s quite an achievement. I’ve heard some Hammett fans bemoan Bogie’s portrayal, which is just insane to me — as you pointed out, the physical appearances may be different, but their cores are the same. John Huston did a fabulous job with the screenplay, as well. You’re right – considering the Production Code, it is amazing they were able to make the film adaptation so close to the original novel. Like you said, Huston did a terrific job with the adapted screenplay. onestitchatatime April 8, 2016 at 8:16 am Huston really hit his first crack out of the ball park. I love this movie as much for the supporting performances (Astor, Lorre, Greenstreet, Elijah Cook Jr.!) as I do for Bogie. Thank you for reminding me of it once again and making me smile. Yes, exactly – you can’t beat this supporting cast. Such an eclectic – and perfect – group of actors (and characters). christinawehner April 8, 2016 at 11:22 am I so agree; it’s hard to imagine a movie getting any closer to it’s source book. When I finally read the book I was surprised at how close it was; it felt almost like reading a screenplay at times. Silver Screenings April 8, 2016 at 1:42 pm True! I read the novel after seeing the movie a few times, and you’re right. It does almost read like a screenplay. Huston did a superb job of adapting this to film. Sarah Brentyn April 8, 2016 at 9:34 pm “We didn’t believe your story. We believed your $200.” Love that line! I’ll have to have my husband look at this post because he reads Hammett and Raymond Chandler. He’s totally hard-boiled. 😜 Silver Screenings April 9, 2016 at 5:30 am Isn’t that a great line? I started reading Hammett and Chandler in the past couple of years, and I was so impressed by their writing. I was biased and just didn’t expect crime fiction to be so well written and, in the case of Chandler, almost lyrical. I was a bit sad it took me so long to read them! My husband loved the post (and agrees Chandler is lyrical). He’s been reading both authors for years. That’s great! Thanks for letting me know – you’ve made my day. 🙂 Quiggy April 9, 2016 at 5:18 am I have read The Maltese Falcon a dozen times and seen the 1941 version of the movie almost as many. The only part of the movie that I found perturbing, which it must be said was blunted due to the Hays Code, was the way they blunted the character of Joel Cairo. Lorre did an excellent job, granted, but in the book he was much more blatant. Still, it is a good adaptation. And a good review. Yes, they did “tame” Joel Cairo’s character quite a bit, didn’t they? But, like you said, Lorre was terrific. Thanks for stopping by! Judy April 10, 2016 at 6:07 am This is a fantastic film altogether, and astonishing to realise it was Huston’s debut as director. I haven’t seen the other film versions of this story as yet, but this one would take some beating. I especially love Bogart as Spade (I’d forgotten he was supposed to be blond but I don’t think it matters at all!), but Lorre, Greenstreet, Astor and the others are all great too. Silver Screenings April 10, 2016 at 9:52 am I know – isn’t it surprising that THIS is Huston’s first directorial job? Incredible! I agree – the entire cast is superb in this film. The casting folks really knew what they were dong. John Greco April 10, 2016 at 6:51 am Love both the book and the film! Have you ever seen the original 1931 pre-code version? A good film on its own though much prefer Bogart’s Spade. That said, there is lot’s pre-code delights to admire. I haven’t yet seen the 1931 version, but not for lack of trying. 🙂 I’ve heard some good things about it, even though a lot of people prefer Bogart as Spade. Wait! I just found it available for streaming online! Woo hoo! Kristina April 10, 2016 at 10:20 am Love Hammett (and Chandler & co.) those were always my role models, if I ever wrote fiction, but then that level of wit is something super special. Great pick! Thanks so much for joining the blogathon! Nice to have you along. Aren’t they great writers? You can hardly put the books down once you get started. You really should think about writing that type of fiction. I bet you’d have a lot of fun with it – and so would your readers. mercurie80 April 10, 2016 at 12:28 pm Dashiell Hammett is one of my all time favourite writers. I go back and forth on whether I prefer The Thin Man or The Maltese Falcon. They are both great books! And they both made for two great movies. Silver Screenings April 10, 2016 at 1:17 pm The Thin Man is the next Hammett novel on my To Read List. (I know – a person should have read it long before now.) Thanks for dropping by! Bonnie April 10, 2016 at 5:53 pm Love Bogart as the hard-boiled detective–hard to imagine a grey-eyed blonde in his place! I didn’t realize Hammett penned Spade. He’s such a different character from Hammett’s other detective, Nick Charles..at least in the way William Powell portrayed him. 😉 So true! Nick Charles and Sam Spade are on different ends of the spectrum, aren’t they? That Dashiell Hammett sure knew how to create memorable characters! Lê April 12, 2016 at 12:26 pm The 1941 movie is wonderful, indeed! I also recommend it to everyone. I own a copy of the novel, but wth my ever-growing to-read list, it is a bit forgotten in the shelf. Ha! Yes, I know what it’s like to have 1 or 2 (or 30) books on the shelf that you intend to read, but haven’t yet. But when you do get to it, it’s a great read! 🙂 ChgoJohn April 12, 2016 at 8:58 pm I’d no idea that this was Huston’s directorial debut. The guy really knew how to make an entrance! I love this film. We mentioned how Bette Davis was meant for Dark Victory. Well, Bogie was no less meant for the Falcon. What a match! This is yet another that I’ve got to watch again, Ruth. Now, that will be a fun couple of hours. Thanks for the reminder. 🙂 Yes, Bogart is a brilliant casting choice for Sam Spade, with that cynical outlook. I BELIEVE Bogart is Spade, and not just Bogart acting as a gumshoe. Yes, John Huston was exceptionally talented. Like you said, The Maltese Falcon proves he knew how to make an entrance. nowvoyaging April 19, 2016 at 6:11 pm Fabulous post as always! Thank you so much for joining in…we were lucky to have you! Thanks, Liz! It was a great event. I have lots of summer reading lined up. 😉 Shari April 19, 2016 at 8:18 pm I really enjoyed reading your post. I learned so much about the writer of the books and director of the Maltese Falcon, and also about the character of Sam Spade himself. You really get his character across when you said he wasn’t a fan of being magnanimous and gave examples of it in the movie and book. I also love the quote from Chandler you cited, “He wrote scenes that seemed never to have been written before”, speaking about the author, Dashiell Hammett. Very profound way of explaining his talent. You have given me so much to think about, it will be even more enjoyable now. Thanks, Ruth! I bought a copy of The Maltese Falcon on sale ($5.00!!) a couple of years ago, and really enjoyed it. The writing is so good, you can hardly put the book down. wildsoundreview May 19, 2017 at 10:30 pm Reblogged this on WILDsound Writing and Film Festival Review.

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Voice-driven games: Dialog Box supports collaborative gaming in multilingual environment March 14, 2016 Anupam Software 0 Language technologists have created the basis for a new kind of realistic communication in computer games. The Dialog Box supports collaboration and interaction between players speaking different languages. Using a space adventure game as a model, the research team led by Dietrich Klakow at Saarland University has developed the Dialog Box in cooperation with other project partners. Players can pose intuitive questions to the computer, issue commands and receive information. The Dialog Box acts as a mediating agent that enables the computer to understand spoken words and to manage the mission by linking the game being played by German-, French- and English-speaking players and sharing knowledge between them. The research project has received about three million euros in funding from the EU research initiative EUREKA, with half a million euros awarded to the research work carried out in Saarland. In a space station that is clearly in deep trouble, Player One wakes from his cryogenic sleep. According to ‘Uri’, the all-knowing onboard computer, the oxygen level is sinking fast. Uri, short for ‘User recognition interface’, helps the player to locate and identify the source of the problem, to solve it, and thus save the station and its crew. And it all happens without a joystick or a mouse, simply by using spoken questions and commands. Uri provides detailed answers in a pleasant voice and in the same language as that spoken by the player. By executing the spoken commands it receives, Uri brings Player One into contact with the other members of the crew. The crew members then work as a team to repair the station, with each team member speaking to Uri in their own language. ‘For our showcase application “Sonar Silence”, which is the name our model game goes by, we’ve created a novel architecture for dialogue systems. The new architecture can be quickly and easily integrated into computer games, but can also be used for other multilingual conversational applications in which several people work collaboratively to solve a problem,” explains Professor Dietrich Klakow. The computational linguist from Saarland University was part of the Dialog Box project in which he and his team worked together with the Austrian games company and project coordinator Mi’pu’mi Games, the Idiap Research Institute, the Swiss company Koemei, the Belgian company Acapela and the German firm Sikom Software. The Dialog Box multilingual agent supports the players by using higher-level knowledge to coordinate the overall game. By sharing important information among the different players, the individual games can be merged seamlessly into a single game. The Dialog Box understands and speaks the languages German, English and French. ‘Training the system in other languages is not a problem,’ says computer linguist Anna Schmidt, a PhD student in Klakow’s research group and recipient of a Google Anita Borg Memorial Scholarship. The Saarbrücken language technologists developed the automatic language understanding module for the Dialog Box. Specifically, they taught the computer to understand the players and the situations that the players find themselves in during the game. As a result, Uri knows what an airlock is and can draw appropriate conclusions regarding it, such as whether the airlock is open or closed. To achieve this, the research team put together a vast array of data and information regarding context, environment and background. ‘We used a prototype to determine the typical questions asked, which involved carrying out tests with volunteers,’ explains Thomas Kleinbauer, a researcher in Dietrich Klakow’s group and a research scientist within the Cluster of Excellence ‘Multimodal Computing and Interaction’. Everything was then transcribed and translated so that it could be understood by the computer. The researchers were able to build on the results obtained in earlier projects. With this knowledge base available, Uri is in a position to understand questions and commands, recognize relationships and respond accordingly, for example by opening an airlock when requested. The research group led by Dietrich Klakow is working on numerous other projects to expand and improve automatic language understanding systems. The group has already received a number of awards for its work, including a Google Research Award for Professor Klakow. [SOURCE :-phys] Voice-driven Software warns users about revealing sensitive personal information ‘Uncharted 4’ creators plot Nathan Drake’s last hurrah

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Steel Investment Casting Means Reduced Machining Time & More Sinotech July 22, 2013 Despite the fact that there are several different methods for the manufacturing of stainless steel, investment casting continues to survive the competition and exist in the market. Investment casting is an old metalwork technique and requires longer and more processes when compared to other recent metalworking techniques. Regardless of this, steel investment casting has managed to hold its ground because of its overpowering benefits. Reduction in Machining Time Steel investment casting makes use of moulds that exactly match the parts that are to be manufactured. As a result, the end product of the moulding process is a replica of the original part. Therefore, minimal modifications are required after the moulding process, decreasing the duration of machining. Adjustable Lot Size The process of investment casting produces parts in small batches or one piece at a time. As a result, the total lot size can be adjusted as per the requirement, and extra production can be avoided. Better Quality Since steel investment casting makes use of moulds, which are crafted to perfection; the final products are also detailed and precise. The fact that minimum reworking is required on the metal after moulding ensures that the metal is at its strongest. Besides the above mentioned, steel investment casting is cost effective as compared to stainless steel casting. Stainless steel is not immune to corrosion, and the manufacturing cost of stainless steel casting may increase due to this reason. Because of its multi-faceted benefits, investment casting is used for different types of projects. It is especially recommended for part designs that need detailing with minimal chance of error like the case of critical applications. In addition to this, it is also advised for metals that possess fabrication limitations like precious metals and alloys. Investment casting manufacturers are able to achieve high quality and endurance in the end products. Sinotech excels in investment casting and manufactures ISO and QS-9000 certified investment castings. Sinotech guarantees high quality and precision by using Magnetic Particle Inspection. Request a quote from Sinotech today.

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Housing Assistance For Single Mothers 2023 – Top 20 Programs 1 Comment / By Sam Hendricks Many single moms don’t even know they qualify for Housing Assistance. Even if you do, you might find it hard to navigate the various programs available to single mothers in America. This article will outline how much of a difference Housing Assistance can make to your life — and how to ask for it. Single mothers can be hard to support. There are so many things that you need to get if you are one. When you are a single mother with little or no income, it is hard to pay bills, make sure that your children are fed and clothed, and most importantly, have a safe place to live. Single mothers are a large demographic within the low-income population – so did you know that the assistance programs offered to this demographic are limited too? This can make the task of finding affordable housing for single mothers even more challenging. Here are some tips and tricks to get you started on your journey to securing affordable housing for single mothers. Housing Assistance For Single Mothers There are a range of government housing programs available to single mothers and families who face financial hardship. Depending on the availability of funds, these grants can improve income for women in need and make life a little bit easier for them. With family finances being more precarious than ever, it’s worthwhile to explore your housing options through charitable organizations, real estate companies, local governments, and states. Click Here for Single Father Housing Assistance Even if you are not a single mother, the help of local housing assistance programs can make all the difference. Housing assistance programs can ease the burden on families facing financial difficulties due to factors like unemployment, eviction, or foreclosures. 1. HUD Subsidized Housing HUD’s housing assistance program is incredibly popular for many reasons. As a part of the federal government, HUD provides rent discounts on more than 170,000 single-parent families and their children in the US; it also has a history of helping millions of other Americans in need and providing them with stability. HUD offers many helpful programs for low-income families who qualify for affordable homes. These rent subsidies reduce property taxes and homeowners insurance, which helps these tenants pay less each month on their mortgage or rent. In the eyes of many single mothers, subsidized housing assistance programs are very necessary and useful because they can provide stable living environments for their children. While there are numerous federal and state programs that provide rental assistance to low-income individuals, subsidized housing is a direct support to single parents. This kind of subsidized housing assistance is referred to as direct subsidies. The government will go in and directly give funds to the apartment houses, which can then lower their rents for the low-income tenants. Government grants and aid have helped to provide affordable housing for many working families. Since housing costs are a major challenge for low-income individuals, the government has stepped up to provide them with this resource by determining how much money and how long they should be provided it. Federal funding programs like Section 8 and Public Housing allow low-income families to rent apartments at a price that they can afford. These programs provide matching dollars to the landlord to provide affordable housing options. Get Hardship Grants For Single Mothers Low-income single mothers who are looking for housing can begin by checking out the HUD website. These single mothers can apply with their report cards and make sure that their applications meet all of the requirements. In order to qualify for housing assistance, you must meet HUD’s income limits according to your area. Each year HUD adjusts their limits in relation to inflation, cost of living and other factors. Click To Know More 2. Section 8 Vouchers Section 8 vouchers are designed to provide financial assistance specifically for low-income Americans who rent. The most important aspect of the program is the ability of families and individuals to apply directly to landlords rather than dealing with a centralized government agency, which means that landlords have a direct link to applicants. Today, housing vouchers are a crucial part of the fight against homelessness. The Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) offers subsidies and grants to people who are able to purchase or rent housing based on their abilities. These federally-funded rental assistance programs provide low-income Americans with the means to live independently in safe, healthy environments. Section 8 vouchers are a form of government assistance that can be used to help low-income renters afford their rent. Low-income individuals can receive Section 8 vouchers through HUD, and landlords then submit the vouchers for reimbursement. Income and family size are key factors in determining eligibility for housing assistance. The government has to guarantee that lowincome families can afford to live in the area. Therefore, it will only allocate around 75% of its Section 8 vouchers to people earning less than 30% of the median income for their area. Section 8 Housing Vouchers are not distributed based on income or location, they are given to a family with a total household income below 50% of the median income for their assigned area. The law states that no voucher can exceed 50% of the median income if it’s assigned in an area with a higher median income. Don’t worry if you have been denied Section 8 housing vouchers in the past. The program is always changing, so it’s possible that you may qualify in the future. Single mothers can make an application for the Public Housing Program through their local Housing Authority (PHA). 3. State-Sponsored Housing The state housing program helps single mothers find short-term rental and homeownership opportunities with the assistance of federal funds. The Women’s Housing Corporation (WHC), a federally funded nonprofit organization, provides these subsidies under the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development’s Section 8 housing assistance program. See also Private Landlords That Accept Section 8 Near Me - Housing Info This situation is a perfect example of where an organization can step in with the right types of assistance. Intermediaries partner with local organizations to support families and communities that would otherwise be unable to afford housing. In this instance, the United States Department of Housing and Urban Development’s Federal Housing Administration (FHA) offered grants for state-sponsored housing programs as a means of providing new opportunities for individuals, families, and neighborhoods—as well as assisting Americans in securing their homes. The Housing and Urban Development’s (HUD) local information page can be utilized for all users, regardless of location. The online HUD map allows users to locate public housing through the website and contact local offices to answer any questions that may arise. 4. Emergency Solutions Grants (ESG) Program The Emergency Solutions Grants (ESG) program is a national non-profit that funds programs to protect the safety and stability of low-income individuals and families. To give more people options, it funds housing assistance programs through a variety of state, local government and private entities throughout each state. It covers all states by providing much needed funding for organizations that are willing to provide emergency services for those in need. Emergency solutions grants help fund agencies that provide shelters and programs such as street outreach, homelessness prevention, and data collection. Income is distributed to nonprofit agencies in need of emergency funds for housing, food, and medical care. 5. Camillus House The Camillus House serves homeless men and women by providing them with a simple, affordable and clean housing option. The shelter was created by the Camillus Catholic Worker to aid in their mission of bringing peace and justice to the cities where they live. This house is giving these individuals a place to come home to, where they can have access to food and clothing, medical care, social services and education. The Camillus House is a shelter for impoverished and homeless individuals, providing them with free housing and single-family units. The organization provides their residents with food and clothing, toiletries, cleaning supplies, replacement income, and a monetary stipend that can be used to purchase goods or services in the community. There are many people in desperate need of help, but eligibility for assistance is based on a number of factors. Those who are suffering from some of the most dire circumstances may be able to receive the most help. 6. Emergency Shelter Program The United Way is the United Way, a non-profit organization that works to provide services to people in need. It helps so many individuals and families — yet it’s often overlooked in the larger scheme of life. The United Way’s Emergency and Funding Shelter Program offers financial assistance to public and private clients who are in need of shelter. The Emergency and Funding Shelter Program through United Way provides funding for housing, not only for those with low-incomes, but also those living in public subsidized housing. Agency recipients of funding for affordable housing will be those state, local, and nonprofit agencies that can best serve the needs of community members. If you are suddenly becoming homeless and in a housing crisis, the Emergency Solutions Grant (ESG) program provides funds to help you find emergency housing or rapid relocation. Grantees help keep people in their own homes with money to pay rent, security deposits, and other fees. These grant programs come from HUD’s Community Planning & Development (CP&D) program which provides more than $5.6 billion a year in financial assistance to protect the most vulnerable citizens. 7. Housing and Community Facilities Programs (HCFP) Housing programs for those with low income are an essential service for any community. These programs help the population in rural areas get access to the housing options they need, from single-family homes to apartments and nursing homes. Through these programs, low-income families can have access to some of life’s basic necessities – furniture, appliances, a stable environment to live in – not just shelter and food. Housing and Community Facilities Programs serve low-income families in traditional communities. These programs are one of the best ways to fund affordable housing. Small grants are used to subsidize units and provide support services to help people become more stable. Any non-profit, government organization or Native American tribe can apply for housing programs from the USDA. Communities would be eligible to receive economic development grants, including funding for affordable housing. 8. Family Unification Program The Family Unification Program offers public housing agencies the opportunity to provide affordable rental housing that is accessible, energy-efficient and healthy. Through the Family Unification Program, innovative, state-of-the-art housing units are made available to people who traditionally live in poverty but are eager to find safe and affordable apartments outside of residential homes. The goal of financing this voucher program is to support responsible, sustainable growth for all families seeking safe, quality housing. In order to provide housing vouchers to families who have difficulty finding an affordable home, the priority is given to families that do not have a home. Families must be younger than 21 years old but older than 18, and each PHA has its own limitations on income levels that qualify for receiving the voucher. 9. CoAbode Single Mothers House Sharing CoAbode Single Mothers House Sharing program helps single mothers find long-term housing that is affordable and safe, which can be a difficult task in order to afford stable rental housing. Their program offers two benefits: one, it provides mothers with a temporary home of their own; two, it also helps them to find others who are able to work around their needs. See also How To Get Salvation Army Hotel Voucher 2023 - Free Hotel Stay CoAbode, who often prefer to refer to themselves as “singles,” empower single mothers by giving them a place to live that’s run by singles. All of their home duties, such as cooking and shopping, are shared with another mom. Single mothers who are struggling to find safe, affordable housing options and would like to live together can use the services this program offers. 10. Social Serve Social serve is a social enterprise that lists affordable housing opportunities in each state. The site features a sophisticated user interface, allowing users to filter by amenities, neighborhood, cost per month, or if the apartment has hardwood floors or air conditioning. With an extensive list of properties and their availability, socialserve can be used by consumers to compare options rather than relying on agents who seek commissions. Social Serve residents post messages and updates regularly on their Twitter accounts, providing them a channel for discussion and interaction. There are no residency requirements. All housing options are available to people who need affordable, permanent living arrangements. 11. Habitat for Humanity Habitat for Humanity provides a safe and affordable place to live. It is an organization that helps people improve their lives by building and repairing houses worldwide. Habitat for Humanity receives homes as donations and builds them with the goals of improving its own inventory, protecting the environment, and making low-income families’ lives better. Habitat for Humanity enables individuals and families to secure a safe, decent home based on national standards of quality construction. Their programs also seek to provide affordable housing solutions around the world. Families looking for a new home to live in may be eligible for Habitat for Humanity. The homes built or rebuilt by the organization come with a mortgage, so families will receive options to pay off the loan in order for them to own the house that they want. 12. Vision House Transitional Housing for Single Moms While Transitional House for Single Mothers may seem like a charity organization, there’s more to it than that. Vision House is also a family program that offers independent, transitional housing services and supportive employment programs to single mothers in the USA and their homeless children. When addressing social issues and problems, we must remember to think beyond our own subjects, beyond current culture. Vision House helps single women continue to focus on their children by providing safe and comfortable homes as transitional housing for them. The organization also provides separate housing to men who are recovering from drug and alcohol addictions. The Vision House is a transitional housing facility that requires people’s income to be 30% below the area’s median income. They must also be homeless, as all residents are placed on a waiting list for the house. 13. Nurturing Network Many women find themselves in an unplanned pregnancy at some point in their lives. A service that provides support to mothers during pregnancy and after the baby is born helps women make better decisions about their health, especially about prenatal care and birth options. The Nurturing Network was created to help women like the one you have talked about, who need help from parents who know what they’re doing but don’t have the resources to be able to provide it on their own. Nurturing Network helps women who are facing an unexpected pregnancy. They give technical support and guidance when a woman is pregnant, as well as after the baby is born. They provide legal assistance, counseling, prenatal care and medical services to help these mothers heal from traumatic life events such as an unplanned pregnancy. A woman must be pregnant and need the support of a Nurturing Network. She must be willing to take gendered care and actively participate in the social change for both her and her child, who are often lacking more than their mothers. 14. National Low Income Housing Coalition (NLIHC) The National Low Income Housing Coalition promotes and protects affordable housing in the United States. The coalition seeks to advance policies and programs that support decent, safe, and affordable housing for all people. They advocate for a strong federal role on housing policy that advances fair affordability for all Americans. The organization tries to educate their leaders into understanding the necessity of making safe, decent, affordable housing available. The coalition also advocates to expand federal funding as much as possible, so that low income people in need can find housing resources. National Low Income Housing Coalition helps tackle the housing crisis in communities across America by offering hope and support to families who are homeless or extremely low-income. 15. Low-income Housing Tax Credits (LIHTC) Low-income housing tax credits provide an incentive that could mean the difference between affordable housing and homelessness. Low-income housing tax credits are a common tool that are used to help stem the homelessness problem in America. These tax benefits can create jobs and be the catalyst for raising the economy above all else when given wisely. Low-income housing tax credits are released by the HUD as an incentive to help low income families and individuals have access to quality housing through property investment. Families who earn too much money to qualify for federal income tax credits can still receive a portion of the credit that their state offers, allowing for more affordable housing options. Each year the credit amount remains the same even though there is inflation in cost of living. See also 9 Best Churches That Help Homeless People Near Me - Housing Info Giving property owners a tax credit if they provide affordable housing is an idea that has been gaining support. With the credit, the property owner lowers his or her tax liability. This incentive can have a big impact on how much people are willing to offer their apartment units, townhouses, and houses for rent. People who want to qualify for the residential rental property tax credits need to meet certain requirements. They must have a residential rental property that qualifies for the low-income occupancy threshold and lower rent and utility charges. The commitment to these requirements is necessary in order to be eligible for the tax credits. 16. Mercy Housing Assistance for Single Mothers Mercy Housing is a nonprofit organization that helps promote affordable housing by offering low-income families with quality places to live at a low cost. It believes in true innovation, social entrepreneurship and global impact – it revitalizes neighborhoods by helping many people move into the area to share their resources and create opportunities for everyone. Mercy Housing is an excellent housing program that helps people with low incomes receive public housing. Mercy Housing’s mission is to serve those with potential, especially in the northern and central Minnesota area. Mercy Housing provides information on their website on how to apply for a lease, important hotline numbers where resources are available, and maps detailing where you can rent a home near you. The Mercy Housing communities are always in high demand, as they offer low-cost apartments to people who need them. However, due to their limited availability, it can be hard to find a place to live if you aren’t already on their waiting list. 17. Low Income Housing Institute (LIHC) Low-income housing can provide affordable apartments to families who need a safe place to live. The institute provides programs and opportunities for people with low income that make it easier for them to get ahead. The partnership also brings staff, volunteers, lenders and others into the community to help improve the lives of Washington’s underserved communities. The institute also has job coaching services and additional self-sufficiency services and programs that help people become contributing community members. Individuals’ income must be below the area’s average income as they are considered families and not individuals. Applicants will only be accepted if they are families and not individuals. Families win bids with an overall good relationship with their neighbours and a recent record free of crime, anti-social behaviour, or property damage. 18. Bridge of Hope Housing Assistance for Single Moms Bridge of Hope is constantly working to end homelessness for women and children. It programs drive-through shelters along major highways, connecting those in need with childcare, job training, medication, and other important supplies. The organization focuses on the entire family and not just one or two members; its goal is to preserve lives and improve quality of life while bridging gaps wherever they exist. Bridge of Hope provides people with a safe place to live, free from the dangers on the street, while also providing them with self-esteem, education and job opportunities, all while leading their new lives in society. Bridge of Hope is a Christian-based, national organization that reaches out to churches in order to find women willing to help homeless children. These women receive opportunities to help and be helped, with the stipulation that they must be U.S. citizens who are homeless. 19. Salvation Army Salvation Army is a non-profit organization and part of the Christian church. The organization helps those in need with various programs, including disaster relief, financial assistance programs for housing, and food service. To make more donations possible for the Salvation Army, it sells products donated from companies like Goodwill that help them recover money. Families that need housing, food, and utility payment assistance can benefit from the Salvation Army’s services. Depending on your needs, you may qualify to receive individual case management services or be redirected to an organization that specializes in helping you with one of these areas. 20. Catholic Charities Housing Assistance Catholic Charities is a charity that has many programs to provide food assistance, housing assistance, and work opportunities for low-income families. This is because Catholic Charities believes that every person deserves the opportunity to succeed. Anyone can utilize Catholic Charities’ services regardless of their religious affiliation. Many people find relief in the charity’s services, which range from emergency assistance to foster care and food pantries across the country. Emergency Housing Assistance For Single Mothers There are a variety of housing assistance programs available to single mothers. Some programs offer assistance with finding an appropriate place to live, while others provide financial assistance to help mothers pay rent or monthly bills. Some housing assistance programs are: The Home Affordable Modification Program (HAMP) is a government-funded program that helps low-income homeowners who are behind on their mortgage payments. This program offers assistance to borrowers who are willing to make necessary repairs to their homes. Rent assistance is available from a number of government and non-profit organizations. Some programs offer assistance with a minimum rent payment, while others provide financial assistance to help mothers pay rent or monthly bills. The Low Income Housing Tax Credit (LIHTC) is a federal program that helps subsidize the cost of owning or renting property in low-income neighborhoods. This program offers Tax Credit Units (TCUs) to developers who build or rehabilitate housing for low-income households. Section 8 vouchers provide housing assistance to low-income families. These vouchers can be used to rent a home, apartment, or condo. 1 thought on “Housing Assistance For Single Mothers 2023 – Top 20 Programs” Chiquita Hello my is kiki single mother have a section 8 voucher. i am looking for a property for rent. In the phoenix az area private owner. who accepts a voucher? in phoenix az on west side looking for 2bed two bath voucher 14oo rent I need a place like right now I have been living in my car for 6mouths now in the hot sun please I need a ples My Gmail chiquitaboss@mail.com pl Todays Date is 17th March 2023. 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Home Collaboration Hootsuite Review – Everything Other Sites Won’t Tell You About Hootsuite Hootsuite is a popular social media management tool, used for countless of people around the world to program posts for all the most important social media platforms in the world, including Instagram, Twitter, Facebook, YouTube, LinkedIn, and Pinterest. One of the pioneers of the social media management industry, Hootsuite has grown to become the most widely used management tool in the world. Community managers, social media managers, marketing agencies, and even persona profiles use Hootsuite to manage posts and create a coordinated schedule between accounts of different platforms. However, not everyone is aware of just how many features Hootsuite offers, or to what extent it helps you manage social media profiles. Thus, we’ve created a complete guide to tell you the best Hootsuite features and other important information that will help you get a better understanding of this tool. Why Use a Social Media Management Tool Before we dive into the features of Hootsuite, it’s important to understand why you should use a social media management tool. Hootsuite isn’t the only available option, but it’s one of the best ones. We’ve compiled a list of reasons to help you understand the importance of using a social media management tool such as Hootsuite: Social media tools allow you to engage much quicker with other people and not miss out on untagged posts thanks to the detect features of these programs Hootsuite allows you to coordinate posts with other people who work for you or with you, which allows a better and more uniform message to be delivered across all channels These tools also allow you to create an organized schedule in a single sitting, meaning you won’t have to worry about tomorrow’s posts if you create the schedule today It’s much easier to handle social media activity in multiple accounts if you use a social media management tool, as all the profiles can be linked to a universal account Hootsuite also helps you keep an eye out for important keywords and trends so you can target posts much better and efficiently Hootsuite Pros & Cons Although Hootsuite is one of the best social media management tools in the world, the platform is far from perfect and does has its flaws. However, the number of benefits that you get from this tool far outweigh the drawbacks that might annoy you. To better understand what Hootsuite is capable of and what are its weaknesses, please refer to the following list of pros and cons. Hootsuite Pros Hootsuite allows you to fully manage your social media by offering important analytical data and valuable information that social networks are unable to provide The subscription you must pay for the pro version is very affordable – especially if you’re only managing a handful of accounts You can manage a ton of different social networks with Hootsuite, including the most popular ones The program allows you to fully customize your posting schedule and it has a lot of versatile options when it comes to programming posts You have the option to integrate it with multiple social networks by connecting it with external (but supported) apps Hootsuite Cons Some fees seem a bit excessive and you might need to pay over $200 a year, depending on how many accounts you manage Incorporating extra apps into your subscription will cost you extra money, which is inconvenient if you want to manage non-default social networks Hootsuite charges you to teach you how to use the platform, even if you’re already paying their subscription What We Think of Hootsuite – An Overall Hootsuite began operations back in 2008, with their headquarters set in Vancouver, Canada. Since then, the services have kept growing until reaching the point where they are today, offering services to more than 15 million people across the world, and serving more than 170 countries. The amount of features that Hootsuite offers makes it one of the most complete marketing tools available on the market. What we really like about Hootsuite is that, although the services are expensive, the site does have an option for users to try out the app for free. You use Hootsuite for as long as you like without paying a single dime, although the free services are more limited than what would be considered ideal. It works for managing single profiles nonetheless – especially if you don’t work with a team of pros. The setup is very easy and all you need to do is log in to every social media platform that you want to use inside Hootsuite. The site allows you to quickly link all the platforms in their menu, so you don’t have to keep scrolling between taps while registering your accounts. If that still doesn’t convince you, the premium services allow you to install even more apps so you can handle a ton of different social media networks at once. We find this feature particularly effective for handling a bunch of accounts with a team of people. Naturally, we do recommend using the premium services if you work for a big company with many people accessing the profile at once (there are restrictions in the free service which don’t allow many computers to be logged in at the same time, which could cause troubles). Hootsuite Features – A Full Analysis of What It Has to Offer Hootsuite offers a wide array of features that make it a very versatile marketing tool. Surprisingly, the features rarely feel overwhelming and you can get a hang of the app very quickly. The learning curve is rather small, so we recommend only hiring the Hootsuite training if you have no previous knowledge of social media managing before getting started – otherwise you might just be throwing money away. The Hootsuite Interface and What It Offers Hootsuite has a very clean interface which shows all the available features of the program. We know that it can feel overwhelming at first, but it really isn’t – you’ll get used to it very quickly. Adding new profiles is a straightforward process even if multiple people are working with the same Hootsuite subscription. The profiles can be fully customized to manage posts in whichever platform you need. For example, Facebook allows you to manage posts in various groups, pages, and profiles. Working As A Team – Hootsuite Team Management Features One of the things we liked the most about Hootsuite is the easiness with which you can work as a team. The team management capabilities of the program are very good, as it allows you to assign key roles to various team members, give tasks and follow completion of each of them as well as the ability to track statistics of each member and the progress each of them has made in the platform. Another huge benefit of the Hootsuite platform is the ability to create multiple users within one managing account. This means that each member of your team will have a specific profile assigned to them, which can be freely closed at any given time by whoever manages the account. If you’re the account manager, for example, you might not want to share the global password with every member of your team – especially if you don’t fully trust them to remain civil after they leave your company (in case it happens). In such scenarios, it’s always good to be able to fully remove them from the posting network and keep them from damaging the company’s reputation The Magic of Multiple Integrations Having the ability to integrate Hootsuite with other media platforms puts this program a few steps above other social media tools. There are over 250 apps for you to choose from, all with full integration support. There’s a catch to this, though: you’ll have to pay a fee ranging between $5 to $10 depending on which app you want to integrate – a huge bummer for solo entrepreneurs or small companies. Hootsuite Pricing We’re not going to lie, Hootsuite is an extremely expensive service if you choose to buy their premium plans. The free services are intentionally limited, so you’ll need to purchase their plans if you want to remain competitive amongst other online marketing teams. The problem is that most plans cost more than $1000 per year. Thus, we recommend not using Hootsuite’s premium services if you’re an independent community or social media manager. It’s better to keep track of the profiles individually to save money, or you could use the free service to track and program Twitter posts. Our Final Verdict on Hootsuite Overall, we feel like Hootsuite is one of the best online marketing tools in the world. It would be much better if their free services offered more features, but we feel like they offer enough to cover the basic needs of management. Their premium plans are super expensive, but they do grant you with the ability to manage a bunch of profiles at once, creating various users to better work with a team. Previous article4 Best Things About Fiverr That You Probably Don’t Know – A Full Fiverr Review Next articleA Full Office 365 Review for Families, Businesses, and Single Households 4 Best Things About Fiverr That You Probably Don’t Know – A Full Fiverr Review

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Open House. Open House on Friday, February 24, 2023 6:00PM - 7:00PM OPEN HOUSE! Posted on February 22, 2023 by Doug Solbrekken Posted in Main, Vancouver East Real Estate Please visit our Open House at 176 37TH AVE E in Vancouver. See details here Open House on Friday, February 24, 2023 6:00PM - 7:00PM OPEN HOUSE! This West of Main home was completely renovated in 2013 (with permits) and has recently been updated with new features: A/C, Heatpump, Built-in Vacuum, and a new garage door, plus paved parking! Upon entering, be impressed by the quality workmanship and open-concept living space! The kitchen features extensive granite counters perfect for entertaining and overlooks the sun-filled, south-facing garden. The living room boasts vaulted ceilings, adding to the home's airy feel. You can experience a worry-free lifestyle since the home's electrical, mechanical, and plumbing systems have been modernized. The craftsman-style fir windows and trim throughout add to the charm and warmth of the space. Located on the popular Ridgeway bike route and only a short walk to QE Park and Main St shopping!

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Hop Technology Inventive and versatile Practicality and inventiveness have been the hallmarks of Soller GmbH from the very beginning. Our family-run company quickly made a name for itself and established itself on the market with sophisticated special machines for hop cultivation. Cooperation with and the later takeover of the production facility in the Czech Republic laid the foundation for the automotive and mechanical engineering sectors. The two-man operation has meanwhile expanded into a medium-sized company and innovative, high-performance partner. Automotive, hop technology, mechanical engineering Continuous development Soller GmbH was founded by Anton and Josef Soller in Geisenfeld in 1982 and initially focused on the development and sale of hop machines and hop technology. After a very short time the company had made a name for itself with a wide variety of inventions and new developments in this field. The first business relationship with Eastern Europe began in 1988. This was followed in 1994 by the acquisition of a stake in a metalworking company in Kaznejov in the Czech Republic. When Gerhard and Harald Soller joined the management team the range of services offered was expanded to include mechanical engineering and component production for the automotive industry. Gerhard Soller is responsible for new developments in the hop technology segment. The Czech company was taken over completely in 2004, and the location in the Czech Republic is represented by managing directors Jan Beneda and Dusan Krofta. Soller GmbH currently employs using 30 people at its headquarters in Geisenfeld and at the subsidiary in Kaznejov. Are you looking for a professional partner for parts production in the automotive sector? Interested in our patented hop technology products or looking for an experienced mechanical engineering specialist? Then you have come to the right place.

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Government Communication Unit FARMERS RECEIVE CHINA-FUNDED MACHINES TO BOOST PRODUCTION Officials group photo during the handing over ceremony Root crop production at leading commercial farms on Guadalcanal and Malaita are expected to increase following the delivery of farming machines funded by the Chinese Government through the Enhanced Integrated Framework (EIF) programme coordinated by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and External Trade (MFAET) on Friday 8 April, targeting Cassava and Taro production. The machines cost a total of SB$800,000.00 and included five new generation tractors, trailers and ploughing disks. Three of the five tractors will be managed by the Ministry of Agriculture and Livestock (MAL) and two were delivered to SAPE Farm and its 85 out growers on Guadalcanal and Goshen Ltd on Malaita and its out growers in the Province. SAPE Farm received an X 804 tractor and a 6 ton capacity trailer while Goshen Enterprise received an X754 and a ploughing disc while the remaining 3 tractors, trailer sand plough discs will be managed by MAL. The EIF programme is coordinated by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and External Trade under the auspices of the World Trade Organisation (WTO) and has been involved in supporting a number of projects in partnership with the Ministry of Agriculture and Livestock, the Ministry of Health and Medical Services and the Ministry of Infrastructure Development. The programme also funded the construction the latest National Public Health Laboratory which was handed over to the Ministry of Health and Medical Services last month to ensure local products meet international market standards. A contract to build a Pack House in Auki, Malaita Province under the EIF programme was signed off recently between parties involved. Officials from both the Ministry of Agriculture and Livestock and the Ministry of Provincial Government and Institutional Strengthening witnessed the signing ceremony. “This support will empower our rural farmers to plant commercial crops and integrate more meaningfully into the economic system. This is a powerful message of hope to other farmers as we work to open up opportunities within the country,” said the Minister of Foreign Affairs and External Trade Jeremiah Manele. “The tractors will no doubt increase productivity of taro and cassava which means more efficient use of resources, which will bring the cost of production down and increase the output for both consumption and export,” Manele added. COVID-19 has hurt the local economy and China’s support is in line with the government’s redirection policy that will help economic recovery efforts of the government. Manele hoped that more active participation locals in Agriculture will put the country back on track and will lead towards graduation from the Least Developed Country (LDC) status by December 2024. Meanwhile, the Foreign Minister also announced that the EIF programme will fund additional tractors to support Varivao Company which has shipped a container of cassava abroad last week and the other one to East Guadalcanal’s Ghaobata Farmers Association with a farming area of 67 hectares in two locations. ENDS///

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In the 2000s, when he wasn’t shagging starlets or performing stand-up comedy, artist was leveraging his two distinct gifts: His virtuosic guitar skills and his aptitude for classy pop-rock songs. Putting those abilities to use both on his solo albums and with the band, his blues-rock group, the artist earned big chart success, becoming the sensitive singer-songwriter of choice for hordes of Americans. The middle son of two teachers who grew up in Fairfield, CT, he picked up guitar at age 13 and was soon playing local blues clubs both solo and with the band Villanova Junction. At 17, he suffered a cardiac arrhythmia that kept him hospitalized for a week. It was then that his songwriting career began in earnest. A year after finishing high school, the artist enrolled at Boston’s Berklee College of Music on a partial scholarship. He dropped out after his first year to move to Atlanta and play live with his friend Clay Cook under the name LoFi Masters. He left the duo to record his first EP, 1999’s Inside Wants Out, which he distributed himself while playing gigs across the South. Around the same time, Mayer began to branch our musically as well. He provided backing vocals on rapper Common’s single “Go!” and shared the songwriting credit with Common and Kanye West. In his own music, Mayer began to focus on meatier stuff, particularly the blues. He played shows with Buddy Guy and Herbie Hancock, and in November 2005 released another live album, Try! (Number 34), credited to the John Mayer Trio, which included veteran session musicians Steve Jordan on drums and Pino Palladino on bass.

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White Sox: Tim Anderson Could Be Spark Plug Team Needs in 2018 By Etheria Modacure CHICAGO, IL - SEPTEMBER 03: Tim Anderson / White Sox shortstop looking to bring fun personality into upcoming season for the team. Could be a much-needed spark plug for South Siders for 2018. Chicago White Sox shortstop Tim Anderson was able to overcome early adversity last season to end 2017 on a high note. The 2013 first round pick of the Sox overcame early struggles at the plate and dealing with the death of his best friend to finish his second year in the majors solidly. As the Sox enter another rebuilding season, Anderson is putting his focus on fun for this year. Although he’s entering his third season in the majors, the 24-year-old has goals for 2018 to have fun and step into a leadership role with the team. The Sox could use some fun this season, although they were a pretty fun team to watch in 2017. Despite many projections having the Sox finishing with a losing record in 2018, Anderson could play a vital role in the team surprising many people this year. According to James Fegan of The Athletic, Anderson is planning to be more vocal and take on a leadership role this upcoming season. "“I don’t know what it is. I attract a lot of people. I just love to rub people the right way. Treat people how they are supposed to be treated and the rest comes with it. I definitely am planning to be more vocal and am ready to step into a leader role, to lead these guys.” Tim Anderson" According to Chris Kuc of the Chicago Tribune, Sox manager Rick Renteria wouldn’t be surprised if Anderson became another leader in the team’s clubhouse. Last season, Jose Abreu established himself as the veteran leader, and it would be nice if Anderson could become another leader for the Sox in 2018. "“I wouldn’t be surprised if he was able to express himself a little bit more. He [Anderson] has another year under his belt. To be able to communicate with teammates, you can’t force those things. The role of leadership (is) achieved by the way he goes about his business every single day.” Rick Renteria" Anderson has the opportunity to become a special player for the Sox. He still has a lot of things to work on to reach his true potential, such as getting on base more via walks, and better defense. Last season, Anderson led the majors in errors at shortstop and had just 13 walks at the plate. Next: Dylan Covey Sent to Triple-A Charlotte If Anderson is able to become more of a vocal leader this year for the Sox, it will only bode well for a young team looking to surprise in 2018. Anderson’s goals of having fun, being a leader and bringing multiple championships to the South Side is respectable. It’s great to see a young player that isn’t content with just being on a major league roster. Expect the Sox to greatly benefit from Anderson’s ambitions for this upcoming season.

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Benjamin O. Davis Jr. Collection, 1928-1990 Sorry, we couldn't find anything that matched “Korea: the U.S. Air Force's First Air War (1996-1997: Washington, D.C.)”.

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BP’s Gulf Disaster: Business as Usual for the Oil Industry The British Petroleum oil leak is the biggest oil-related disaster in history. But its size is the only thing that makes this disaster unique. Disregard for the environment and human life, the corrupt relationship between government and the oil company and the attempt to conceal the true scope of the disaster –that’s business as usual for the oil industry. The Niger Delta In Nigeria, oil giants Chevron, Exxon, and Shell have destroyed delicate ecosystems and poisoned and terrorized local populations in their quest for oil-profits. In the Niger Delta, home to Nigeria’s largest oil reserves, people are forced to live amidst pollution from leaking pipelines and gas flares that burn constantly. It is estimated that as much as 11 million gallons of oil per year leak into the Delta’s marshlands from poorly maintained pipelines, some of which are over 40 years-old. The leaks have turned the Delta’s marshlands into dead zones. To access the Delta’s oil, whole forests are often cleared and entire villages are uprooted to make way for pipelines and oil wells. The oil companies have a cozy relationship with the Nigerian government, who use armed forces to repress the population and protect the oil companies. In May of this year, a pipeline owned by Exxon burst and leaked millions of gallons of oil into the Delta. The leak lasted more than a week before it was contained. When people organized demonstrations against Exxon, they were attacked by armed thugs. In the 1990s, Shell worked in collaboration with Nigeria’s military dictatorship to murder and imprison activists among the Ogoni people who were fighting the destruction of their land in the Niger Delta. Shell supplied weapons and hired Nigerian soldiers as mercenaries to shoot at people protesting the construction of pipelines through their villages. The government brutally attacked the activists who organized protests. In 1995, nine Ogoni activists were arrested and hanged. From 1964 to 1990, Texaco (now owned by Chevron) dumped 18 billion gallons of toxic wastewater into the rivers of the Amazon rainforest. Texaco calculated that dumping the waste would save $3 dollar on each barrel of oil. But local communities used these rivers and streams for drinking, bathing, and cooking. The poisoned water caused cancer rates in Ecuador to rise to 30 times higher than in any other part of the country. Over 1,400 people in region the have died from sicknesses caused by contaminated water. Texaco left Ecuador in 1992, but left behind over 1000 toxic oil pits throughout the Amazon. This poison continues to leak into the region’s river and streams. Chevron, as the new owner of Texaco refuses to compensate the victims of the pollution, or to clean up the mess. A lawsuit filed by indigenous groups against Chevron is now in its 17th year. The company has done everything it can to disrupt the trial, including fabricating evidence against the presiding judge. Not Out of the Ordinary What we are seeing today in the Gulf of Mexico is nothing new for the oil industry. In every oil-producing region in the world, the oil-companies are there squeezing out every last dime of profit they can. They do this every day — polluting, manipulating, and murdering, all in the pursuit of profit. Cost-cutting for them means destruction and disaster for us. The life of every living thing on the planet is threatened by their actions every day.

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Login · Newsletter · Spendemöglichkeit · Kontakt Deutsche Artikel Englische Artikel Cobra and Alexandra Meadors Transcription and Listener's Q&A for Aug 27, 2013 Alexandra Meadors' Interview mit Cobra, 27.08.2013 Hinweis: Dieses Transkript ist leider nicht sehr genau. Wer sichergehen will, dass alles so gesagt wurde, sollte die Audioaufnahme (s.u.) damit vergleichen. Alexandra: Good afternoon everybody. This is Alexandra Meadors of www.Galacticconnection.com. Today is August 27, 2013. I have my regularly scheduled guest Cobra at the end of the month to review the current events and to also review any questions the listeners have. I wanted everyone to hang tight. OMG. There is so much to review and so many exciting things are happening. I am looking forward to this interview in particular to see what Cobra’s perspective is. So hello Cobra, thank you for coming on the air with me. COBRA: Hello everybody. Thank you for listening. Alexandra: We have so much to cover today. I don’t even know where to start. I wanted to first bring up a controversial article on the false light based spiritual hierarchy. Are you familiar with this article? COBRA: Yes I am. Alexandra: A lot of people have written in and have been commenting on it in my e-mail box. I wanted to hear what you have to say that a lot of these Ascended Masters, that many of them haven’t had a human incarnation. Being a part of a corrupt demiurge and also that there are archangels and positive ET involved in this. COBRA: First of all I do not agree with that article or anything written in that article. 1. Ascended Masters are not part of the corrupt hierarchy. Ascended Masters are Beings. Each has had an incarnation on this planet and have managed by their own discrimination to transcend all the matrix and liberate themselves and now are helping us on the other side of the veil. Reptiles have started a massive campaign. Starting in 1996. They are not part of the false light. Ascended Masters are part of the real light. Each person that had a personal experience with the Ascended masters will be able to testify that it is so. Alexandra: I agree and 100% agree. One question is: Can there not be a creation in that person’s sphere or field or what have you. Not cloning per se. Could we not see them as a knock off of the original Ascended Master. Is that a possibility? COBRA: Who? Alexandra: Just anyone. If a person calls upon St. Germain. Could they have someone who isn’t the real deal? COBRA: You can call upon St. Germain you will get the response from St. Germain. The response might not reach you. The Archons can still create an etheric filter and create a fake St. Germain hologram. A: That’s what I’m trying to say. Thank you COBRA: This is still happening. This is confusing many people. Many of those channels are channeling those holograms. Alexandra: O.K. That is what the article is probably referring too. COBRA: Yes probably, but it’s not clearly written and people are getting confused. Alexandra: You talk how the negative energies and Archons have been removed from the Astral field. Correct? (Yes) Where are we at this point? What is left to clear regarding Archonic energies? COBRA: I will be very clear. The astral plane around the earth has been cleared. The only thing that is remaining is the etheric part of the Archon grid and only the part inside implant hemisphere’s of some people. Most people’s implant hemisphere’s have been disintegrated already. Those who are remaining are around the key people on the surface of the planet. The Archons are now focusing their attention on the key people and are trying to influence their free will decisions. (Interesting) I am speaking about the key people on the positive and negative side. They are trying to suppress the light and enhance the dark. This is their last concentrated effort at this point. Alexandra: That’s a good point. Even those of the dark that are coming into an expanded light consciousness, they are even being suppressed. COBRA – Yes. Alexandra: Yes, that makes sense. That brings me to an incredible series of 3 audio recordings, yes channelings I was listening to. They hit me hard. A couple people actually saw the escorting of millions of minions of reptilians off world. Can you comment on that? COBRA: Yes, this is happening daily. This is something that is really happening every day. I will not comment on the numbers. There are masses being escorted daily out of the implant hemispheres toward certain destinations and they are receiving guidance and cross into the light and those that refuse go to the central sun. Alexandra: Cool. That is great news. (Yes, it’s happening every day) Did it accelerate in August? We had Star of David Merkaba, Blue moon, Lions gate a lot of CME’s. Did that enhance that movement? COBRA: Yes. The clearing process has been drastically accelerated in August and will be further accelerated in September. Alexandra: Far out. Did you feel the peace portal activation that we did on Sunday was a success? COBRA: Yes, a massive success. We have managed to reach critical mass. I have just put a report about it on my blog. The Archons have many negative vortexes before which were encompassing a great area. The last 2 vortexes that were cleared were The Egypt vortex that was cleared last week and then this past Sunday the Syria vortex was cleansed as a result of this meditation. Now the Archons can not influence nation events any more. They don’t have this energetic infrastructure any more. This was a huge success. Alexandra: Very cool. I feel that too. I just got back from one of my missions. We did a lot of vortex work in Arkansas. I felt a huge release for this country in that area. COBRA: It’s happening everywhere on the planet right now. Alexandra: I’m really happy to hear that. On to current event topics. The Nuclear weapon scare in Syria. There is so much stuff going on. Russia coming out blatantly threatening the U.S. that if they send any advanced missiles to Syria there is clear warning that they will attack. What is your perspective on that? COBRA: This was a false flag attack. This chemical weapon thing. The Cabal is quite desperate. They are planning to trigger war in Syria, but that will not be allowed. 1 negative etheric support has been cleared, so it is not possible. 2. The positive military has expressed if the Cabal tries to start war they will be removed. (Fantastic!) The cabal will try to push things to the edge but they will not cross over the edge. They will not manage to go into the actual war invasion. There is a possibility that it will trigger the event and remove them from the surface of the planet. There are some members of the positive military that are quite angry at this moment, but that are being held back. But they might not hold back for much longer if this continues. Alexandra: This could blow up into a can of worms. COBRA: This is the situation right now and it is quite tense. The light has made great progress the last few days. You may have noticed that most of the headlines about Syria were released on August 25th. Alexandra: Yes, I did. I noticed in the last 2 days it was bam bam bam and it was all about Syria, each country and what role it would play. Iraq said no, I will not allow any air space to be used. COBRA: It is because the Cabal wanted to stop the peace process. They wanted to suppress the energy. They failed. Alexandra: That is such good news! COBRA: That is why there is so much media coverage these last few days. Alexandra: I was really anxious to talk to you about this. On the planet people are getting nervous. One of the things I thought that you are so good at is tying together things, the galactic history, the Biblical stuff. What is the significance of Syria? Biblical prophecy says It would end up as a ruinous heap in the final time. This is the final straw where the countries are showing who they are in alignment with. How does that fit in? The prophecies of old are not the ones of now. Correct? COBRA: Yes. Alexandra: Why is Syria such an important place for them to be attacking? COBRA: It’s a very ancient goddess vortex and the Archons wanted to suppress that. That vortex was created after the fall of Atlantis. It was holding the goddess energy of the planet for a very long time. The Cabal wanted to suppress it. Now that the etheric Archons were removed from there, the vortex will start spreading the light. Another aspect is Syria has a strategic position between near eastern Europe and also there is quite large amounts of natural gas which have been discovered. They can keep the balance of oil, the old energy paradigm. There are many things happening there at once. It was the last chance of the Cabal to trigger something, but now it’s over for them. Alexandra: That is phenomenal. I think it’s really interesting that Damascus is the home of many leading terrorists. I was wondering from a light perspective it’s not a surprise that it would be a focal point to eliminate that. Is it kind of tied into that – to cleanse the earth? COBRA: Damascus is like Rome. Its a very important city. It attracts a lot of light and a lot of darkness at the same time. Alexandra: Hmmm. That makes sense. An interesting video came out from a 4 star general. He was quoted as saying, There was a war and the US had made an agreement and they was going after these countries: Iraq, Syria, Lebanon, Libya, Somalia and Sudan and Iran. What do you think about it? What do you feel is the implication behind the fact that they chose those 7 countries to focus their war on terror? COBRA: Basically the agenda was to create a central Rothschild bank. Most of those countries did not have a central Rothschild bank in those countries. You can see all the changes in Libya and those countries that were invaded. The central bank is operational there. The Rothschild had instructed the Rockefeller faction to pressure the negative military to wage those wars. Alexandra: Interesting. Iran is one of the last countries left that has not been dominated by the central banking system. Is that correct? (To a certain degree yes) and also No. Korea? COBRA: Yes, No. Korea is a very interesting country. It’s a very isolated country. even though it’s not directly controlled by the Rothschild it is controlled by the other faction of the Cabal and it’s not a good situation. (Still not) There are talks of progress and intentions of progress but there was no breakthrough yet. Alexandra: O.K. I was going to ask you this: I had been told by some friends of mine that communicate with the federation on a regular basis. One of the comments. They had an ahh ha moment. The light was hoping that a coalition would be created among the Mid-Eastern countries. Up to this point the west has gone after divide and conquer. I read today that one of the articles was about of the coalition between Iran, Iraq, Lebanon and Syria which would respond to any attacks if they had to, that were brought forth by Israel. I wanted to know if you can comment on that. COBRA: Yes. I can not comment on everything. There are coalitions being formed right now. One of the thing that needs to happen is the Cabal needs to be removed by certain countries like Qatar and Saudi Arabia. Cabal has much influence in Qatar and Saudi Arabia. If this is the result there will be peace in the middle east. Alexandra: I’m going to hop around. Back to our country here. There have been reports and a lot of videos and photos of huge amount of military transported to locations like new Orleans. What do you think about this? a. Is this a false flag. b. scare the hell out of us. c. Are they preparing for something that they have to be on the defensive about? COBRA: There is a silent war happening within the pentagon between the negative and positive factions. Good guys and bad guys are expecting a change very soon and they are both preparing for it. Alexandra: O.K. they are obviously aware of the event (yes) and they are aware what it indicates. COBRA: It depends on how high their security clearance is. They have a need to know, they know. Alexandra: Very true. Here’s another biggie. They supposedly, NASA launched 2 rockets that spew a whole bunch of lithium along the east coast of our country from Main to So. Carolina. Lithium is a mind altering mood stabilizer. It’s very toxic to the body. It causes a lot of nausea and vomiting and confusion and lethargy. Is this one of the reason why some of us have been feeling those sorts of symptoms. COBRA: This is not only the rockets but the Cabal is going to extremes to poison the air, water and food because they want to suppress the awakening of the population. They are going so far that it is affecting the health problems because of this. Alexandra: What is your recommendation? I wrote this on my blog. We are powerful. What would you recommend people do at this point? to protect from this air bio warfare. COBRA: 1. connect with your soul because your soul can do anything. 2. Be aware and cautious of your water and food and do what ever is necessary and if necessary re-locate. Alexandra: What about this: supposedly a laser was shot directly to our central sun – on August 8th. As clear as day visually in this video. It showed that immediately there was a direct CME and it was directed to earth. Are the cabal using the sun as a weapon now? (No). Was that a higher being of light that is trying to step up the consciousness on the planet? COBRA: Send me the link and I will check it. The cabal has no influence on the galactic process. Zero. (Not a possibility then) They are aware of the end of the cycle. They have no way to stop it. Alexandra: O.K. Something we haven’t talked about in a long time. The gulf of Aden. Has there been any activity in that location. It’s an important Star gate – a very important star gate. Why. Any additional activity? COBRA: This is a star gate that got a lot of publicity because there were some leaks over the internet. There are many more star gates that are being activated. I just mentioned some of them today and there will be more. Aden star gate is not a top priority at this moment. Alexandra: O.K. jumping back to a biblical perspective. There as been discussions of Armageddon as the final battle. But also there is a battle between Gog and Magog. 1. Are they different. 2. How do you see that playing out in current events? COBRA: Those visions are projections in time. Those are about 2,000 years old and were projections of the possible time-line. Things will not happen by the letter. The general idea of those vision was about the final purification, the final battle between light and dark. The final victory of the Light. This general theme is what is happening but that vision is an idea that is 2,000 years old about what’s going to happen. Those people that are trying to analyze those prophecies to a great deal and trying to projecting those prophecies on future timelines are wasting their time. We have free will. Many things have been made easier. There is tremendous amount of grace put upon humanity. It could have been much worse. Many things have been prevented. Many things have been improved. Things have been shortened. Things could have been much worse. Many things have been prevented. Negative time lines have been erased. We are in a different position than 2,000 years ago. Alexandra: Excellent, glad to hear it. Is Libya still in the back pocket of the EU. (How so) Are they a puppet for Europe and not working alongside their fellow mid-eastern countries. COBRA: Libya has been disintegrated and the society has been disintegrating through the invasion 2 years ago. It’s not a stable country at this moment. Many good things have been destroyed. Alexandra: So sad. What did you think – did you hear about Orbon? Prime minister of Hungary. He told the IMF they no longer need their assistance. (Yes I heard about it) How will that affect other countries. Will other countries follow suit. Will it set a president for other countries to do the same thing. COBRA: It’s not just about him, but certain key individuals in Hungary who have enough courage and enough soul connection to say NO to IMF. Most politicians in most countries are being bribed by the Cabal, the Fed Reserve, IMF and other financial institutions. Because most politicians are bought they (Cabal) decided that they would. If the country has a critical mass of thinking an Iceland or Hungary can happen. It’s just not about a prime minister. It’s not just a positive politician but critical mass in a country. Alexandra: The biggest part is. This isn’t something anyone has attempted since 1930. I thought that was a really big shift. Even in a politicians consciousness. (Yes, it’s true) Alexandra: On a more local note. What can we glean as a positive event of these horrific fires in Yosemite. Why that location. It’s so huge. COBRA: Most of these fires that happen in the US are not natural – they are by the Cabal. (So sad). There is evidence and it will be released, if not before the event, then after the event Alexandra: Why in that area? COBRA: Well they are triggering certain areas to get certain results. It’s a natural park with quite a delicate natural ecosystem. It’s an energy thing. Alexandra: Did you also see the US state department has put out an alert for people to not travel. They closed down 21 embassies in the mid-east and Africa. What is the true reality behind that. There are so many different stories. COBRA: It is simply a distraction. The Cabal wants to create more fear in people. And this will allow a lot of noise to create more fear. Alexandra: There wasn’t a strategic thing going on on the part of the Cabal, just distraction. COBRA: Distractions yes, and when people are afraid they don’t travel they are more easily controlled. Alexandra: Creating fear porn. Alexandra: Let’s jump over to Edward Snowden. 1 year temporary asylum in Russia. That a huge ramification. Can you give us some feedback. COBRA: Mr Putin is connected with not only the Eastern Alliance but several positive forces. Russia is protecting their most valuable assets at the moment. Alexandra: Forgive me if I’m wrong, that’s the first I’ve heard you fully say Putin is affiliated with the positive forces. True? COBRA: Yes, he is. There were some forces of the Cabal tried to bribe him. He’s a little dictator with lots of Spite. He’s very opposed to the Cabal and the old financial system. Alexandra: I’ve really been watching the alliance of countries in BRICS. they seem to be having some affect and are more humanitarian based. Are they making headway? Is there truly a demarkation line being drawn. Countries presented with their agenda and trying to persuade them to join their perspective/agenda. COBRA: BRICS alliance is an outer manifestation of a long time effort to transform the financial system. It’s a necessary step before the re-set can happen. This alliance is getting stronger and stronger so more people can be aware of the current financial system. Many countries and influential entities are aligning with the Eastern Alliance and the BRICs. This is necessary step before the re-set can happen. The new financial system is asset based. It will not just include US dollars. It will be a Basket of currencies. Most of the strongest world currencies will be included. Alexandra: I thought I had blogged an article that there was a lot of indication that a new financial system was coming on line. One of the most major banks that went down – Deutsch bank. Was the positive resistance behind that. COBRA: No, Deutsch bank it didn’t go down. There is some disruption in trading, a lot of disruption in the bank. There is a lot of disinformation over the internet. Dinarian Guru’s saying the reset is happening today, RV’s happening today/tomorrow. It’s not going to happen like that. Alexandra: It will happen after the event. COBRA: It will happen after the event. It will not happen in the way they are expecting it to happen. It is not about the Iraq Dinar or the Viet Nam Dong. the whole financial system will be re-set. A re-boot. The new system will come on line. It will come on-line at a single moment. Banks will close for a time so that this thing can be sorted out. Alexandra: It’s such a big thing because it’s global. How do you explain NASDAQ going down for 3 hours. “Due to technical issues.” From what everybody is saying it’s feeling manipulated. Was it manipulated? COBRA: It was manipulated. If the cabal companies loose their value they shut down the stock market or create a technical glitch. Alexandra: Ahhh. This is a representation of their desperation. COBRA: yes, They are going further and further. more and more desperate measures they didn’t using methods they didn’t use a few months ago. Alexandra: People were just done this. People are surprised that this went on for 3 hours. COBRA: Yes, you can expect things like this to happen more and more. Alexandra: What about the safety of our ATM card, our personal accounts? COBRA: Get your money out of the banks ASAP. You will be compensated after the event. Before the event your accounts can be blocked, seized. I will say it again, Get your money out of the banks. Alexandra: He has been very consistent with that. COBRA: If you have money get it in precious metals and land, something tangible. Alexandra: What about bitcoin? COBRA: It’s a very good idea. It’s an alternative currency at the moment. It will also remain an alterative currency. We will see what happens. Alexandra: It is good for privacy. COBRA: It is much better than the current financial system. There is no 100% safe place on the planet right now. It does not exist. Alexandra: Every correspondence, e-mail, every phone call, every document is being tracked. If the NSA documents leaked. COBRA: We have no digital privacy. Never did. Alexandra: Never did. It was an illusion. There was a vote to remove funding on NSA spying. There were quite a few people in the House that voted on it. It was successful. To show me that there is a change in the house of rep. COBRA: Good news, but we will see how this gets implemented into practice. Alexandra: Bummer. Is there anything we should be aware of in Nicaragua and honduras. News headline mysterious airlift of tons of cocaine in the area. What it shows me is the Cabal is desperate for cash. COBRA: This is exactly what is happening. Alexandra: O.K. What do you think about military transports and military planes out to Cypress and England COBRA: Cabal trying to get war in Syria. Cypress is close to Syria. 200 miles you can shoot a missile easily. Alexandra: But of course – it seems like it is a miracle that we are not in a full blown in a WWIII. COBRA: The light forces will not allow this. Cabal will not be allowed close to a WWIII. Moments before this would happen they would be vaporized. Alexandra: What can we do, the light community to support the positive light resistance. They are out there putting their butts on the line for all of us. COBRA: There are many things. 1. Weekly liberation meditation each Sunday. 2. Create Event support Groups. Thousands are needed everywhere on the planet to stabilize the process at the time of the event. Those groups will be major information centers. These places will be majorly needed at the event. People will be confused. I would call upon everybody to form event support groups in their area. There are some instructions on my blog and the prepareforchange.net group area. We are getting closer. Alexandra: Yes, how exciting. Now Cobra, what about China – they’ve been real aggressive lately in making it clear that they do not support the dollar as the reserve currency. They want to by-pass it in their trade and BRICS alliance is considering the same thing. What is this implying? COBRA: It’s very good. The old financial system is based on the dollar as the reserve for the planet. If this changes the whole rules change. This is what is happening. This needs to happen before the re-set can happen. Alexandra: I wanted to ask you a little about the NSA. One headline after another. Do you see this just continuing. Are we going to continue to see Secret documents exposed. How long is this going to go on. COBRA: There are layers of information being released and layers. Upper layers are dealing with information exchange. Deeper layers that have not been exposed yet. Us govt. and ET’s. Underground bases for example. Info on what is happening with Mashita Gold. Things of that nature. NSA has documents and they have not been released yet. Snowden did not have access to that. Alexandra: Interesting. Very exciting time to be alive. I wanted to read this. This is so monumental: Dr. Coburn and Senator Paul Introduce Legislation to Restore Constitutional Limitations on Congressional Power Today, U.S. Senators Tom Coburn, M.D. (R-OK) and Rand Paul (R-KY) introduced the Enumerated Powers Act of 2013. This bill gives members of Congress the procedural tools necessary to stop unconstitutional legislation. Dr. Coburn and Sen. Paul introduced the bill along with 34 cosponsors. What do you think about that? Is this a deal breaker? COBRA: This is one of the many political and legal efforts to restore the republic. There will be many more and many more are being prepared in the background. Alexandra: This is huge. The implications are HUGE. What is going on in Egypt. It was going really well there. 16 M or 24M people involved in Egypt. Do you know, that were involved in the protest? COBRA: Even more depending on which phase or moment. We achieved a big Victory in Egypt. Most of the Muslim Brotherhood, (Cabal members) has been arrested. They are going to a new level of stability. They will begin fegular democratic process. This is the beginning of final freedom for the Egyptian people. Not only Egyptian people, but this same process will happen all over the world. Alexandra: Fantastic. That really is a big deal. It’s kind of a mecca for what is going on. COBRA: Egypt was the first of the positive military. Everything didn’t go smoothly, but it was very successful. That’s a reminder for us that the Event might not go smoothly. There might be people creating violence. It’s good to be prepared and to create as many event solutions as possible. Alexandra: Correct – that is our goal. So many people have asked me what is the status of Fukashima’s Nuclear power plant. It’s looking very scary. Has there been any intervention there, again? They have not left it alone. 300 tons of water are leaking. They’ve upgraded it to a level 3. What is your back-ground? COBRA: Level 3 is not level 7. Yes there is water leaking out. It’s not in the way the media is presenting it. The media is spreading fear and disinformation. The light forces are helping that situation. It is not as grave as the media is presenting it. It is being contained and will be solved and corrected after the event. Alexandra: Last month we talked briefly – there is an awful lot of how the Cabal is doing a stage performance to put a lot of fear with the US but – there is a lot of actions going on here with the tanks and purchasing of ammunition, meals for troops, shipping in of foreign troops that have to learn english, doing civil drills. Do people need to be worried? COBRA: No no. There is a strong disinformation campaign about the movements of the military. Certain parts of the CIA want to distribute more fear of the military before it happens. Alexandra: Do you feel the US is changing their tune with intervening on the Syrian conflict. (Which way?) I read this morning that Obama needs to hold back, review and read more before jumping in even though he’s getting a lot of pressure to do so. The US is pulling back and not going through the war campaign. COBRA: As I said, the Archon vortex around Syria was removed on Sunday. The Cabal has received some warnings that if they move too far there will be action taken. Alexandra: I know you DO like and seem to align with Benjamin Fulford’s information. He was on some vacation of sort. He received an urgent phone call and had to be tracked down. Fundamental changes have taken place in the global system. COBRA: The new Fulford’s report. He’s speaking about negotiations that are to start taking place. There have been negotiations taking place for the last 2 weeks. I can not go into too much information now. There has been certain members of the Cabal that are thinking and negotiating surrender at the time of the event. Alexandra: That’s what I’m talking about. I just about flipped my lid. The white dragon society is telling them that if you want to be a bond holder of trillions of dollars, why don’t you sit down with me and see what would be a win/win situation for the whole planet. COBRA: What fulford is saying, this is the plan for the event. The federal reserve to go bankrupt by having to pay back their bonds. This will help trigger the financial re-set. This is the action that will trigger the re-set. Alexandra: Aren’t we there now. Meetings to discuss bonds right now. COBRA: For the action to be triggered. If this action is triggered, you will have the event. (wow) It’s a little Premature to comment on that. He is hearing Rumors that there are plans for this action to be taken. (That’s huge) It’s a very interesting report and keep your eye on it. Alexandra: Yes, keep your eye on it. He said that Neal Keenan lawsuit was a part of this process. COBRA: Yes, it’s part of the process. Alexandra: Wow – I’m just reeling on what you just said. Is there a sense of organization with all of these countries right now. Is there a clear structure with countries on board that are ready to bring this forward to end poverty and end environmental destruction. COBRA: There is an agreement on certain things. There is disagreement on other things. This is why it is taking so long. The light forces have decided that when the time for the event is to be triggered they will not wait for everybody to align on everything. People will have to face the changes when they happen. All the Governments and Government officials will have to face realities and make agreements one way or the other. Alexandra: That’s why you are getting “ we’ve got to get this done right now”. COBRA: Yes, this is why I’m giving instructions to speed up the process for the prepareforchange.com calling on people to get groups together. There is not much time left. I’m not saying it’s this week or next. Time is running so fast. If you start a group and start gathering, very soon you will see changes happening. Alexandra: Cobra, this is the most exciting interview I’ve ever had with you. It feels so much closer. COBRA: It is getting closer Now it’s August. In Sept I expect some changes. In Sept we will see some action being taken. Very certain very concrete actions will take place – There are certain plans of the light forces to trigger things even next Monday. Alexandra: Fantastic. Are they going to be in financial areas? COBRA: All areas – These are just plans. Plans are to starting trigger things starting next Monday. Alexandra: This whole thing on Sunday – of escorting the reptilians, Archons, minions, off world. This is one of the hugest accomplishments thus far would you say?. COBRA: We had over such great numbers. We had 1/4 million watching the video. We had huge numbers meditating. This has created critical mass. Alexandra: Right on. Kind of changing gears here. What is your opinion that there are not so many UFO’s in Asian countries, like India and Pakistan? Why are they only showing up in typical countries like England and Germany? COBRA: This is not true. No, India is very active especially area in Norther India in the mountains – many Pleiadians bases. If you read India papers they are reporting it, but the western media they are not reporting it in US. Next layer of censorship. Alexandra: It’s interesting because it came from a gentleman in India. He’s not seeing UFO’s or crop circles. COBRA: I am receiving many reports from India otherwise. I have visited that area years ago. There are pleiadians bases and UFO’s are seen there. Alexandra: O.K. another question he had – do you feel the energy emissions (CME’s) are they going to continue because they cause fatigue. How much longer will that go on? COBRA: The sun will be active – it is going to go through a magnetic polar flip very soon – in a few months. (That’s right). People will experience a lot of activity from the Sun as a result of the Galactic central sun as well. Alexandra: I forgot to ask about that. What can we expect – how are we going to be affected by the magnetic flip of the sun? COBRA: It will be a very strong energetic event. You will probably be abel to feel the energies. It may produce CMA’s – strong outbursts of radiation outside the earth’s atmosphere, it may disrupt some of the electronic on the surface. I am not expecting anything dramatic at this moment. Alexandra: He was also asking: does the state of the next incarnation depend upon past karma or the influence of the Archons. COBRA: The whole reincarnation or recycling process will be discontinued on this planet. Alexandra: Thats what I thought too. What is cobra’s source of inspiration behind all the unselfish work he does? COBRA: Cobra’s source of inspiration is the desire to liberate the planet. It came from my own personal experience of the Cabal of being attacked. I can not tolerate it. They made a huge mistake by attacking me. I can not tolerate it. This planet needs to change. When one person makes this decision 100%, it will change. That’s the power of free will. We all have that power. Alexandra: When you step into your warriorness – not making war. COBRA: There are many layers to this. Every individual can do things, whatever your talent is. Use your mind and creativity, will power. Whatever you talent is, use that to liberate the planet. Alexandra: This was a coolest article ever – a team of International astronomers observed 4 explosive events above the plane of our milky way galaxy. These bursts gave off more energy in a millisecond than our own sun in 3,000 years. When they researched it later they found out it was from another galaxy and not our own. Do you have any comment. COBRA: Events like these happen all the time in our universe. There are huge forces and huge energy bursts. Expression of the dynamic universe. People will be more aware of what is happening out there when we are liberated and become a part of the galactic society. Alexandra: Planet is a being, look at the star system. Everything has consciousness. Higher consciousness trying to help us out (Yes, yes) I still have much to ask you but we are getting at the top of the hour. – Cobra and I are going to really try and do another follow-through in another couple of weeks. Send in your questions within 2 weeks. Do you want to say anything more about the movement www.prepareforchange.net COBRA: The web-site is being translated in many different languages. Very soon we will cover most of the population. I would ask everyone to become actively involved in supporting the effort especially in informing and creating events around the planet. Alexandra: Agreed. the healers network is a subsidiary part of the web-site www.prepareforchange.net. Please support us. We’ve just been waiting for things to settle with the web-site. It’s been a massive undertaking. Especially with different languages and communicating. Cobra, I want to thank you for the work you’ve done. COBRA: I want to thank everybody who works countless hours of their free time and volunteers to make it possible. Alexandra: Yes, when you are contributing your time and energy these next few months for the light, remember who you are doing this for. We tend to get caught up in time.- with that I wanted to thank everyone for your support. Please visit my site: www.Galacticconnection.com If you are willing to, check out the donation button. This is a free service, but I need some support as well, as does Cobra. COBRA: Everybody needs support and we can support each other. Alexandra: We love you. We thank you for listening. We wish you the best. We can’t wait to hear what Cobra has to say in a couple weeks from now. Thank you Cobra for your time. COBRA: Thank everybody for listening. I want to thank DaNell Glade for her assistance and speedy delivery of this transcription. She has offered her support with enthusiasm, so if you need transcription services, please support her! 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Video Schedule Newsletters Peacock CyclingCycling Subscribe: Farmer’s protest temporarily stops Stage 16 of Tour de France By NBC SportsJul 24, 2018, 9:06 AM EDT An unusual circumstance brought Stage 16 of the 2018 Tour de France to a halt. Police had to remove bales of hay that were blocking the path from Carcassonne to Bagneres De-Luchon. It was during this sequence that a farmer continued to protest and had to be removed from the area by authorities. Several riders, including Chris Froome, needed to be treated with eye drops after being accidentally sprayed with either tear gas or pepper spray by the police. The peloton was stopped for around 15 minutes as the riders were treated for their injuries. Froome currently sits in second place behind Geraint Thomas in the general classification of this year’s Tour. Primoz Roglic triumphs at Tirreno-Adriatico for winning return from injury SAN BENEDETTO DEL TRONTO, Italy — Primož Roglič made a winning return to cycling as he triumphed at the week-long Tirreno-Adriatico for a fourth Slovenian victory in five editions at “The Race of the Two Seas.” It was Roglič’s first race of the season after the Jumbo-Visma rider underwent shoulder surgery last year. “It’s just nice to come back to racing this way. I really enjoyed the whole week,” Roglič said. “My teammates were super strong. “One week ago I was just expecting to suffer. It’s even better to win when it’s unexpected. It feels good ahead of the Giro d’Italia too.” After winning the previous three stages to build up a significant advantage, Roglič protected his lead and finished safely in the peloton during Stage 7 to end the week-long race 18 seconds ahead of João Almeida of Portugal and 23 seconds ahead of British cyclist Tao Geoghegan Hart. Roglič won the Tirreno in 2019. Fellow Slovenian Tadej Pogačar won the two previous editions but the two-time defending champion was competing at the Paris-Nice race which he won. Belgian cyclist Jasper Philipsen won a bunch sprint to take the stage win. The Alpecin-Deceuninck rider edged out Dylan Groenewegen and Alberto Dainese. It was Philipsen’s second sprint victory at this year’s Tirreno, setting him up as one of the favorites for next weekend’s Milan-San Remo race. “I was dying in the end, my legs felt really painful, but I’m happy that I could keep it to the finish,” Philipsen said. “The sprint stage is always different from a classic like San Remo but of course we have some confidence. We have a strong team I think. So now it’s good to take some time off, recover a little bit and try to be on top level.” There was an early breakaway in the 154-kilometer (96-mile) route that started and finished in San Benedetto del Tronto but the eight riders were caught with just over 3 kilometers (2 miles) remaining. Pogacar tops Gaudu, Vingegaard to win Paris-Nice NICE, France — An impressive Tadej Pogacar clinched the final stage with a solo escape to win the week-long Paris-Nice. David Gaudu finished second overall, 53 seconds behind Pogacar, while Jonas Vingegaard was third at 1 minute, 39 seconds back. Pogacar attacked during the climb of Col d’Eze with 18 kilometers (11.2 miles) to go, finishing the eighth stage 33 seconds ahead of a small group made up of Vingegaard, Gaudu, Simon Yates and Matteo Jorgenson. The Slovenian rider completed the 118-kilometer trek around Nice in 2 hours, 51 minutes, 2 seconds, crossing the finish line with both arms raised before taking a bow in front of the crowd and clapping his hands. Pogacar now has a slight mental edge over Vingegaard, also outclassing him last October to win the Tour of Lombardy. The duel between Pogacar and Vingegaard has become one of the biggest rivalries in cycling. Vingegaard finished second behind Pogacar in the 2021 Tour de France. But the Danish rider managed to beat Pogacar in the 2022 Tour de France for his first major title. Vingegaard still has time to hit peak form. The Tour de France starts July 1. Pogacar is the current leader in the UCI men’s road racing world rankings. Pogacar and Vingegaard both started the season well. Last month in Spain, Pogacar won the Tour of Andalucia while Vingegaard won the O Gran Camino. Pogacar took the yellow jersey by winning the fourth stage. He dumped Vingegaard in the climb of La Loge des Gardes. Only Gaudu could stay on Pogacar’s wheel. The two-time Tour de France winner extended his overall lead by taking Stage 7, beating Gaudu and Vingegaard in a small sprint atop Col de la Couillole. French rider Gaudu finished fourth overall in the 2022 Tour de France but failed to finish in the past two editions of Paris-Nice. The next race on the UCI World Tour is the Milan-San Remo classic on March 18.

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Recent Comments by Thisguy Will Tank make the trip? I just like that the punishment fits the crime. Got waaaay too many guns? Go play in the Super Bowl. Wait...maybe it's...Drugs and guns? Um...hold on...let me think about it. Yeah, the Super Bowl's the right place for you. I mean, doesn't denying someone their "dream job" emphasize the fact that they're operating outside of the bounds of society? posted by Thisguy at 07:11 PM on January 23, 2007 I vote to add everything Madden says to the list. "That guy ran well because he kept his legs moving." Bengals' Thurman suspended for season Some of these guys just don't understand until they're shot thrice by an off-duty cop..... Is that in poor taste? posted by Thisguy at 04:17 PM on September 27, 2006 University of Phoenix gets naming rights to Cardinals stadium Yeah, Pink Taco Stadium would have been way better. Is Branch worth a number 1 pick? Wide Receivers Behaving Badly. Isn't that a FOX special? Lions' assistant coach arrested for driving in the buff, among other things. Guess the players can't have ALL the fun, huh? posted by Thisguy at 10:41 AM on September 07, 2006 Off-duty police officer shoots Chargers LB Foley Now, I know I shouldn't even comment as most of the comments here are being berated by those on the other side of the argument, but I do feel there are a few items that remain left out of the equation. Such as, the idea that Foley was approaching the off-duty officer. Were I pulled over by a guy who says he's a cop, I'd politely ask to see his badge, and, ideally, request to call the cops myself. Most guys with a gun either fire right away for fun, or have to make a decision to fire when the situation gets out of control. If this guy turns out not to be a cop, then you're probably out a wallet and a car. Big deal. Maybe I'm a bit naive, but I like to take people at their word until they give me a reason not to. A guy identifies himself as a cop, brandishing a firearm...I'm not going to start walking toward him at all. I'm definitely not going to reach near my belt. I'm going to keep my hands where he can see them, and I'm going to request my rights and keep the situation calm. Maybe I'll end up in a bad situation this way, some day; but hopefully I can encourage the best to come from every situation until that time. This story, I think, brings up the question of what we want as fans, as well. I know we can support the athlete on the field, then distance ourselves when he's incarcerated; calling him "idiot," "fool," and several other degrading names. Don't we also badmouth the guys who are beneficial to society off the field? Oh, he can do that because he's rich. He's so stuck up. I'm of the opinion that we have to support (or not support) the whole athlete, not just the man on the field. Granted, it is a difficult thing to do with as minor an impact one fan can have in relation to one player. However, 100,000 letters to the NFL are hard to ignore. 'Sunday Night Football' Goes Pink. And start sexist debate.....now! posted by Thisguy at 11:59 AM on August 31, 2006 Katrina strikes again Thanks, SummersEve. That article gives a better idea of what actually happened apart from "the kids are crying." Basically, if the coaches had been smart and brought up all the kids that were being transferred to the school, they might not have gotten in trouble. I also think the definition of "kids" is interested. Juniors and Seniors. 16-18 years old, if I'm not mistaken. Granted, a hurricane isn't an easy thing to deal with, but you'd hope schools had been preparing them to take responsibility for their actions, as the "kids" can get a license to drive and are about to leave for college(or military, or working odd jobs and playing video games). It always seems we expect "kids" to suddenly at 18 (or 21) have a sudden explosion of responsibility appear when they've been sheltered from it their whole life. I'm all in favor of teaching kids to say, "Hold it, coach, that isn't right." I'd love to see an article that actually states what's going on. It sounds as though a school was punished for letting New Orleans evacuees play on the team. It also seems to state that another school "told on them." I love that sports, being so emotional, are litigated nearly mercilessly by boards and associations "committed to excellence" or several other cliche slogans. /endsarcasm. posted by Thisguy at 02:30 PM on August 29, 2006 Refereekonomics Man, dviking, that's a great idea. An unbiased official....um....lemme think that oxymoron over again. I throw beer bottles at the refs these days, unfortunately I keep having to replace my tv afterwards. Seriously, frazer, judging a person by the color of his/her name on SpoFi. How could you? posted by Thisguy at 03:12 PM on July 28, 2006 All American Football League to launch in 2007 Nice comment and Archon reference, grum. Wouldn't it be nice if the NFL and AAFL work together and demote the players who are underperforming? It's All About The Benjamins Baby While drafted players do make the ultimate decisions on what they are going to do, I would stick a lot of the blame on the agents. The Rams drafted a RT last year, who would have been great for us, if he had gone to camp. The agent he had recommended he wait until the guy drafted beneath him got signed, then they'd know how much money to shoot for. I suspect he's not the only agent to play the "look how much I got this guy paid" game. These guys play differently in college than they will in the NFL; gotta figure the more time they spend prepping in the first few years the better careers they'll have. Stickball. Hooray for McCarthy, teaching it right. And hooray for NPR for telling the story. Prefer a language you don't understand over Dave O'Brien? I'm sorry, terrapin, I didn't intend to reference Dennis Miller at all when I said intellectualize. In fact, I think that's an oxymoron. Sadly, I think I would prefer Madden over Miller any day. Sigh. I am with you on the field sound. I used to turn on the local radio broadcast of the football game and mute my tv. Probably will again this season. posted by Thisguy at 01:37 PM on June 28, 2006 We can claim to be insulted, but when they keep releasing studies that half of our HS graduates can't find Kansas, maybe it's time to start talking down to the slow kids with the big continent. But, Lost, isn't that the problem, don't we talk down to them and leave them in the ditch in which they've found themselves? What if we talked up to people encouraging them to reach a higher level of understanding? (i.e. Challenging them to understand the rules of soccer) Granted, I'm a videofilm guy, so I think in some part media is a reflection of society, but at the same time, I think it can be an influence as well. Now, we all need to write letters to the networks appealing to them to intellectualize their sports programming. Ah...the pace of the game. Maybe the first thing that should be considered when doing any sportscasting. Baseball has a lot of time to talk about obscure statistics and the last time this guy hit a pitch by this guy and was grounded out on the third base line by this other guy who has been playing since this time and such and such. And a swing.......And a hit. Doesn't really work for soccer. I understand the idea that they want everyone watching to understand what's going on, but isn't it easier for people to watch together and explain rules to each other? I mean, sure, it's better that my wife asks me about american football when my team's winning, but I still try to answer her questions anyway. When are the guys at the top of the networks going to figure out that every audience is a niche audience? 88 year old trains for triathlon I hear ya, cody. I've got about 60 more years to go, and I'm already practicing for my front porch. That Sippin' Scotch award has my name all over it. posted by Thisguy at 11:28 AM on June 27, 2006 Minor League Manager Goes Berserk I'm glad I wasn't the ump. I'm not sure I could maintain my composure. I'd laugh right in his face, especially after that base pounce. He should have practiced pulling the base out of the dirt more, I think that was the weak point of his performance. Phillies pitcher charged with hitting wife Hey...I know that guy. Yeah, but I think we all expect that from the City of Brotherly Shut Your Face. I like the plug for the midwest in that article. I've always thought we were classy fans. Umpire gets physical I appreciate your perspective, Howard. Is it possible to nominate you to become an MLB ump? I think it's pretty diplomatic of Hurdle to answer that way. How professional is it to start an all out media war between the umps and the teams? I'm all for sending the umps to the showers, too. Especially after seeing the Cards v. the Astros in Game 2 or 3 or 4 of the NLCS last year. I was so heated at the fluctuating strike zone that I don't remember which game it was. LaRussa, of course, got thrown out, after which Houston agreed that the calling was inconsistent. Edmonds got thrown out as well for commenting a bit later, as the problem didn't seem to be fixed. I'd think that MLB would get it in the umps' heads that they're there to officiate the game, not to get inflated egos about being able to throw guys out of the game. Don't get me wrong, if I ever got the opportunity to throw a multimillionaire out on his ear, I'd do it, but not during a game without just cause. I'd love to see an investigation by the MLB calling in all of the first few rows of the stadium as witnesses. New 'MNF' team buckles up After listening for years to Madden commenting on how "that guy runs well because he keeps his legs moving," I'm ready for some kind of change. Better or worse. posted by Thisguy at 11:05 AM on May 29, 2006 Who cares about 714. . .will Albert hit 80? It's not like the Cardinals have a hugely formidable line-up this year. Not home run formidable, but they're all pretty good hitters. Fortunately, baseball's not always won through home runs. Whenever I hear talk of Bonds, I think of the Bob and Tom radio show where they mentioned that there was a charity event which would allow ticket purchasers to spend a guaranteed 5 minute chance to talk with each celebrity there, including Barry. They "joked" that the rest of the Giants were going to buy the tickets so that he'd talk to them. Go Cards.

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Cricket West Indies To Commence Recruitment For Senior Men’s Selection Panel In January The West Indies team’s senior selection panel will be recruited starting January.© AFP St John’s : Cricket West Indies (CWI) on Saturday announced that it will commence a recruitment process for the new men’s selection panel in January. The recruitment will replace lead selector Roger Harper and fellow selector Miles Bascombe, whose contracts will not be renewed when they come to an end on December 31. An interim selection panel has been established, with head coach Phil Simmons at the helm, along with the captains in the respective men’s formats. Jimmy Adams, CWI’s director of cricket, will oversee the process. Adams in a statement said: “We want to thank Roger and Miles for their work and dedicated services to West Indies cricket in the last two years, as members of the Men’s Senior Selection Panel. Selecting West Indies teams for the international competition is a very challenging assignment, and both gentlemen performed their roles with transparency and dignity.” Harper said: “I would like to thank CWI for the opportunity to serve West Indies cricket in the role of Lead Selector and I wish the organization the very best for the future. I would also like to thank all those whose efforts and cooperation helped me to perform my role efficiently. Special thanks to Miles for his professionalism and teamwork. God bless.” The West Indies men’s next series is against Ireland at Sabina Park, Jamaica where they will play the three-match One-Day International series and a one-off T20 International from January 8 to 16. Canes’ Svechnikov out indefinitely with knee injury Panthers blitz Habs for 7 goals in 1st, win thriller Sources: Rodgers’ wish list for Jets includes OBJ Five theories on why suspensions are down in the NHL this season

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Disability Information and Advisory Services and Needs Assessment and Service Coordination Review: A Proposed Design and Framework This is the third and final conclusion and recommendation paper in the independent review of the framework for Disability Information and Advisory Services (DIAS) and Needs Assessment and Service Coordination (NASC) for Disability Support Services (DSS) of the Ministry of Health (the Ministry). The purpose of the first paper was to highlight the current state (i.e. what is happening now) and reflect key messages from the stakeholder engagement (a sample of disabled people, families, DIAS and NASC providers, as well as the Ministry and other linked stakeholders). The second paper drew conclusions and proposed options for discussion with the Ministry. This final paper contains our (Sapere’s) options and analysis of the potential impacts for a revision of the framework. David advises on complex strategy, public policy and commercial issues.

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Virtual Twilight or Real Twilight Which one is right for your listing? In real estate photography, Virtual Twilight and Real Twilight refer to two different techniques used to photograph the exterior of a property. Real Twilight is a photograph of the property taken during the twilight hours, when the sun has set and the sky is transitioning from day to night. This type of photography is used to showcase the exterior of a property and its surrounding landscaping. It highlights the beauty and ambiance of the property in the evening light. Virtual Twilight on the other hand, is created through post-processing techniques. An image taken during the day is edited to look like it was taken during twilight. This is done by replacing the sky and adjusting the colors, brightness and shadows to simulate the look of an actual twilight image. Both real twilight and virtual twilight have their advantages and disadvantages. The choice between the two often comes down to personal preference, budget, and the desired end result. What is the Benefit of Virtual and Real Twilight Photos? Each type of twilight photography has benefits. Real Twilight Photography: Provides a more natural and authentic look and feel to the image because it is a real photo taken during the twilight hours. Offers a more accurate representation of the property’s lighting conditions and atmosphere, particularly if the property is being marketed as a luxury or high-end property. Can highlight the property’s exterior and landscape in a more visually appealing way. Virtual Twilight Photography: More cost-effective because it does not require a separate appointment with your photographer. More time-efficient because it does not require waiting for the twilight hours to take the photo. Offers more control over the final look and feel of the image because it can be edited to simulate a variety of lighting conditions and moods. Provides greater flexibility in terms of scheduling, as the photo can be taken during any time of day. Ideal for properties that are located in areas with limited natural light. Is There a Downside to Virtual or Real Twilight photos? Requires a separate photography appointment to capture the property during actual twilight. Requires planning and coordination to ensure that the photographer is on-site during the twilight hours. Can be more challenging to capture the right lighting conditions, as the photographer is working with the available light and cannot control it. May require additional equipment or lighting to enhance the final image, particularly if the property is located in an area with limited natural light. Can appear unnatural or fake if not done correctly. May not accurately represent the property’s exterior or surrounding landscape because the final image is created through post-processing techniques. Both virtual twilight and real twilight have their own unique benefits and drawbacks. It’s important for the real estate agent to consider these before making a decision on which one to use. The choice will ultimately depend on budget and the specific requirements and goals of the real estate project. Ready to have your listing photographed with Virtual or Real Twilight photos? Let’s chat! « A Fun Boudoir Photoshoot for Mrs. A.

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Saturday, May 1 at 4:00 pm Part of See It Big: The Return! Dir. F. W. Murnau. 1927, 94 mins. 35mm. With Janet Gaynor, George O’Brien. After establishing himself as one of the most important German expressionist filmmakers (Nosferatu, The Last Laugh), Murnau came to America and used the best of Hollywood’s resources to create Sunrise, possibly his greatest achievement and certainly one of the high points in silent cinema. This exquisite story of love, marriage, temptation, and the lure of the big city is so bursting with glorious visual poetry that one can easily see why it won Best Unique and Artistic Production at the first ever Academy Awards ceremony. Sunrise in the Dark: An essay on Reverse Shot about the magic of repertory cinema in the theater. Read essay.

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The Space Lady Krems Minoritenkirche Minoritenkirche Call it “primitive futurism,” says Susan Dietrich Schneider about her work. Since the early 70s she was busy as a street musician by the name of The Space Lady for about three decades. In 2013 her only cassette was re-released as an album; only after that did she start playing her first concerts in clubs. The Californian artist is almost 70 in the meanwhile, but her voice is still as clear as a bell. With a winged astronaut helmet on her head, she covers “Major Tom” by Peter Schilling and Steppenwolf’s “Born To Be Wild” and sings her own songs about the journey into space and the desire for enlightenment in the earthly world.

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Brands on the influencer bubble: ‘We haven’t seen a lot of return on investment’ The hard-to-resist perks and necessary evils of the influencer marketing industry were top of mind at this week’s Glossy Summit in Miami. Following Fyre Festival’s influencer fail seen around the world, the flaws in banking big resources on a few personalities with big followings are starting to show. We asked Summit attendees for their predictions around where influencer marketing is headed, if it’s a bubble that’s going to burst anytime soon and how they’re approaching the space with their marketing dollars. Naturally, the term “microinfluencer” was tossed around. Jodie Fox, founder, Shoes of Prey Influencers will always be important because the way we understand things quickly is through human reference. But the audiences and the influencers that are out there, it’s enormously fragmented now. When these platforms began, there were these really huge influencers that everyone would go after. We still have those, but there’s an incredible amount of microinfluencers and there’s something wonderful and authentic about them. It’s so challenging to predict human beings, but there’s a natural evolution to these things. Simone Serwer, marketing partner, Eileen Fisher It’s going to reach its saturation point, and so in its current iteration, it has to burst. I already see on the brand side that people are like “ugh.” Whether an influencer has a 10,000 following or a million, everything is tagged and nothing is organic anymore. At this point, especially with social, all of the influencers are starting to look alike. It’s gotten really diluted. Bloggers used to have a distinct point of view with their own look. I hope there’s a personal style revolt. Even with street style — everyone has to dress a certain way for the photographers to catch you. When did that happen? Samina Virk, head of U.S., Vestiaire Collective I’ve heard a lot about what’s been happening in influencer marketing, and that it’s not effective. It’s not as impactful as it was three years, ago but it’s still important when you’re identifying a trend and making a recommendation, that’s valuable. There’s a valuable on the microinfluencer side and the big influencer side. We launched in the U.S. and breaking it down by city and region and tapping the local communities of bloggers was really effective. Then the large influencers, like a Kim Kardashian, that really helps with awareness. Joanna Lau, CEO, Jemma I work with a lot of influencers with my brand, and — I think a lot of other people have experienced this, too — we haven’t seen a lot of return on investment. My main issue is that the industry is not regulated and influencers have nobody to say OK, you have to do this and that. Even if they sign a contract, they can run away tomorrow. That’s our biggest concern. The smaller influencers are a lot better to work with, more professional, than the bigger ones. The bigger ones think that they can get away with anything. When we work with smaller influencers, we see stuff coming back to us: more followers, email sign-ups, purchases. Aaron Luo, CEO, Caraa If you know how to use them, they’re very powerful. We go through a pretty anal screening process because we have to. I sit down with every single one of my influencers and screen all of them myself. I want them to be connected to the brand rather than just another brand coming in to pay them. If you treat them transactionally, they might bounce. Is the bubble going to burst? There’s a lot of noise out there — everyone is claiming to be important. The ones who aren’t doing it right will be weeded out. But it’s up to the brands to hold them accountable.

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How DSTLD is democratizing denim Crowdfunding among fashion brands and retailers is on the rise, and now one company is delving into previously unchartered territory: A live equity crowdfunding campaign, or a “mini IPO.” Denim brand DSTLD — short for “distilled,” and popular among celebrities like Cara Delevingne, Selena Gomez and Kendall Jenner — is gearing up to open its first round of venture capital funding, making it possible for anyone to purchase shares as part of the initial public offering process. The brand is one of the first fashion companies to participate in the formal crowdfunding process following the passing of the JOBS Act, a federal regulation that allowed any consumer to invest in a private company, including unaccredited investors that make under $200,000 in annual income. DSTLD, which specializes in jeans and sells a wide variety of affordably priced menswear and womenswear garments, joins companies like Betabrand, which integrates a crowdfunding capability in addition to its branded apparel offerings. Betabrand’s model solicits consumer input and funding to help the company determine which styles should become actual Betabrand products. While DSTLD will continue to oversee design decisions, when the “mini IPO” launches in a few months it will give shoppers a more active stake in the company. DSTLD hopes to raise a total of $10 million through the process, and received $16 million in indicated interest through a proposal on the crowdfunding platform, Seed Invest. The effort to open up investing to the masses is part of the overarching ethos of the company, according to Mark Lynn, co-founder of DSTLD, which is focused on a holistic democratization of fashion that permeates into marketing and sales as well. This is in part because DSTLD largely grew to prominence with the help of “micro-influencers,” social media users who have between 10,000 and 100,000 followers. Lynn said that as a result of the “disintermediation of the media industry, people have more opportunity to have a voice than ever before.” Lynn said opening up investing to DSTLD consumers that have helped the company grow on social media felt like a good opportunity to allow them to participate and potentially simultaneously reap financial benefits. “To allow consumers to join in as shareholders as the company seemed like a natural progression for us and a way to reward some of our more evangelistic supporters,” he said. He added that what sets micro-influencers apart is they drive deeper engagement and more robust dialogue than celebrity influencers. While their posts are more widely seen, it doesn’t necessarily mean they have more impact. A recent study of 2 million social media users by the marketing platform Markerly backs his assertion, showing that users within the range of 10,000 and 100,000 followers receive a 2.4 percent like rate, compared to 1.7 for users with 1 million to 10 million. “Unequivocally, micro-influencers tend to have much higher engagement than celebs,” Lynn said. “If Kendall Jenner posts something, it’s going to get a lot of reach, but it doesn’t necessarily get a lot of engagement. While these micro-influencers have far fewer followers they have much more engaged followers.” DSTLD also operates on a direct-to-consumer model, which helps offshoot costs and allows the company to produce garments in more of a “slow fashion” method. The company completely eschews wholesalers and sells exclusively online, ultimately helping it lower price points — jeans run for $65-$105 and are made in the same factory as denim brands that sell at two to three times the price point, Lynn said. “DSTLD has really been about flattening the fashion market and creating much more transparency between us and our vendors and factories,” Lynn said.

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Delacroix: Simon Lee In this new monograph, part of Phaidon's Art and Ideas series, Simon Lee, Senior Lecturer in the History of Art the University of Reading, examines the work of Delacroix within the framework of his turbulent times, as France experienced the upheavals of the Napoleonic era. Written in a lively and accessible style, and incorporating the latest scholarship on the artist, Lee provides fresh analyses into the life and times of Delacroix and uncovers the creative process behind his most famous works. Size: 220 x 160 mm (8 5/8 x 6 1/4 in) Simon Lee is Associate Professor in the History of Art, University of Reading. He specializes in French and Spanish art of the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries, particularly the work of Jacques-Louis David, Eugène Delacroix and Francisco de Goya. His particular interests are in the relationship between the visual arts and the social and political upheavals of the Revolutionary and Napoleonic periods. Lee is the author of Phaidon’s A&I series volume on the French Neo-classical painter David (1999). On the Art & Ideas series "Art & Ideas has broken new ground in making accessible authoritative views on periods, movements and concepts in art. As a series it represents a real advance in publishing."—Sir Nicholas Serota, Director, Tate London "The format is wonderful and offers what had long been missing in academic studies: usable manuals for specific themes or periods... I am definitely not alone in welcoming Art & Ideas as a precious set of teaching tools."—Joachim Pissarro, Yale University "Phaidon's series may prove to be the pick of the crop. It boasts expert but undogmatic texts and a wealth of illustrations."—The Sunday Telegraph Vermeer Price AUD$35.00 Price CAD$35.00 Price €24.95 Price £17.95 Price T29.95 Price USD$29.95 Dürer Price AUD$35.00 Price CAD$35.00 Price €24.95 Price £17.95 Price T29.95 Price USD$29.95 Hogarth Price AUD$35.00 Price CAD$35.00 Price €24.95 Price £17.95 Price T29.95 Price USD$29.95 More on Delacroix A Movement in a Moment: Romanticism

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Assembly Passes Delta State Judiciary Fund Management ( Financial Autonomy) Bill, 2019 by Editorial team | Jan 23, 2020 | Uncategorized | 0 comments The Delta State Judiciary Fund Management ( Financial Autonomy ) Bill, 2019 was on Thursday, January 23, 2020, read third time and passed by the State House of Assembly. The Speaker of the State House of Assembly, Rt Hon Sheriff Oborevwori who presided over Thursday’s plenary described the passage of the bill as a huge milestone for democracy in Delta State. According to him, the Bill will strengthen the financial autonomy granted to the Judicial Arm of Government. “At the Committee of the Whole, Members painstakingly went through the Delta State Judiciary Funds Management (Financial Autonomy) Bill. Contributions and amendments were made by Members which aided us in the consideration of the Bill”, he said. The Speaker added that; “Esteemed Colleagues, I congratulate all of us on a job well done. The passage of this Bill is a huge milestone for democracy in Delta State. Without a doubt, this Bill will strengthen the financial autonomy granted to the Judicial Arm of Government and ensure accountability, transparency and efficiency in the utilization of the funds which shall accrue to the Judiciary from the State’s Consolidated Revenue Fund”.

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Home » About Us » Blog » President Obama Visits Cuba President Obama Visits Cuba President Barack Obama was neither the first nor last head of state to make an official visit to Cuba this year. However, his trip has already been recognized as the most unexpected, important, and original. Accelerated efforts to restore relations have united two neighbors who share culture, kin, and, notwithstanding the embargo, economies. President Obama’s incorporation of entrepreneur forums, paladar dinners, and an appearance on a popular Cuban sketch comedy series humanized the American leader beyond expectations. Given the event’s magnitude, I didn’t expect to be a firsthand witness to anything more than the blur of the motorcade. But Monday night, I received a call: I was invited to attend the president’s address to the Cuban people at Havana’s Gran Teatro de Alicia Alonso. The Tuesday morning timeslot guaranteed that the three-day weekend would extend into Tuesday afternoon. Reluctant to give up their places in front of the television, hotel employees grudgingly attended to the few guests who had not been moved to Varadero to make room for President Obama’s delegation. Workplaces without television turned on radios or saw their workers show up late or leave. Schools even tuned in to hear the president’s words, at least for those students present. Transportation problems plagued Havana throughout the visit. Despite overwhelming interest in the president’s talk, the area around Cuba’s capital building and the theater was deserted when I arrived. I passed through seven security gates (about one every half block), and presented my credentials and ID. A thorough search at the theater door followed. Finally inside, I needed a bathroom. The lack of toilet paper, soap, and hand towels reminded me that, despite the presence of two heads of state at one of the most important speeches in modern history, there was no denying that we were still in Cuba. The audience consisted of college students, Communist Party members (including President Castro), United States citizens and exiled Cuban-Americans, bloggers, activists, business leaders, and a gaggle of U.S. Congress members. Everyone was polite, even cheerful. Long-held resentment, discomfort, and separation seemed to have been left outside the theater, held up at one of those checkpoints. While the world watched on television, listened by radio, or streamed on the Internet, the atmosphere inside the theater went beyond courteous attention. People who once vowed never to give an inch or redress grievances in a peaceful manner now waited in security lines, sat beside, and snapped selfies with their ideological adversaries. As they surveyed the audience, they could see old foes clapping along with them. The world was watching and listening to President Obama, but inside that theater, everyone was watching and listening to everyone else. And we found we have much more in common than anyone would have imagined. Written by Graham Sowa

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Caregiving Café Thursday, April 13, 2023, 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM Repeats every second Thursday of the month until October 26, 2023 Location: Parish Center Link: /caregiver-cafe

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Woodmen Valley Chapel, Colorado Springs, Colorado, USA Denomination Non-denominational Mystery Worshipper: Harriet M. Welsch Church: Woodmen Valley Chapel Location: Colorado Springs, Colorado, USA Date of visit: Saturday, 22 April 2006, 6:00pm The chapel is reminescent of a retreat site – lots of wood, rock rolls, trees, rustic pathways outside leading to out-buildings. I think there are two "campuses" that meet at the same time – there is a large screen that sometimes features a leader at the "eastern campus" and we watch that person, then our "live" person or worship team takes over. It's in northwest Colorado Springs, near the Air Force Academy. The American Discovery Trail that spans the length of the United States is a stone's throw to the east of the church campus. Matthew Heard, senior pastor. He wore jeans and a dress shirt – very relaxed. Rockrimmon Community Saturday Evening Service. Practically full. There were only a few empty seats, but we didn't seem to be uncomfortably squeezed together. I was handed a bulletin at the door. At the beginning of the service we were told to greet people around us. I shook three hands and told people my name. One of the three people introduced herself. It was dang comfortable! Cushioned on the back and the butt. Nice! Pre-service featured a video about a "basket" ministry that everyone was watching when I walked in five minutes early. It was eerily devoid of conversation. Everyone was paying attention. I'm the type to talk over commercials. I didn't tonight. "Good evening and welcome to Woodmen Valley Chapel" – this came from a man on the giant screen at the other campus. It kind of freaked me out. Then the "real" pastor got up after the screen guy made announcements and said: "So how are you guys? Recovered from Easter?" No books. The songs lyrics were on two other big screens (smaller than the BIG screen). There were Bibles in the pews, offering envelopes, and forms to fill out if you were new. Lots. Keyboard and piano, two electric guitars, one acoustic guitar, a bass, bongo drums, drum set. Four singers. A few things. One was this weird candle thingy right in the middle of the stage. It was like a tic-tac-toe board, only there were twelve squares with a lit candle inside each square. Kind of a candle Hollywood Squares. There were also two screens that flashed numbers, such as 609022, now and then. I'm thinking the babies in the nursery were assigned numbers. But six digits? How many babies were in the nursery? Wow! I was also distracted by the big screen when it showed video from the other campus. Another oddly distracting thing was this morphing-type video of Jesus changing from one artist rendering to another while we sang "Fairest Lord Jesus". On the one hand, it was kind of cool. On the other hand, I kept thinking of Michael Jackson's "Black and White" video on MTV. The worship music and singing were phenomenal. It was almost perfect. Most people just sang, some raised their hands or rocked. The music was great and the volume was incredibly loud. Incredibly. The decibel level was what our parents warned us about when we cranked up our Walkmen. "You'll be deaf by 30!" they'd rant. At Woodmen, they'll be deaf by 25. However, I'm not complaining. I crank my iPod even at age 45. The worship leaders were visiting from Florida, so I don't know if the regular leaders are any different on other weeks. We sang four songs: two were contemporary, and two were hymns done in a contemporary way. 6 – It seemed too long, maybe because the senior pastor talked too slowly for me. He had too many pregnant pauses. I like a fast talker. He said after 40 minutes that he was going to go overtime because he wanted us to get the point. At one point, he lay on the floor to illustrate a point (lying in sawdust in an icehouse). He sat on the steps many times while talking. He put his hand in front of his mouth several times. He walked back and forth. He was very gentle and soothing. He was introducing his new theme for the next months on the Book of John. He introduced John and talked about why he wrote his gospel. No scripture was read in the service until we were 15 minutes into the sermon, and then only one verse (John 20:21 – the risen Jesus appears to the apostles). The loud worship music done so well – I wish we'd had more of it. I think the morphing Jesus was a little hellish. Maybe that's me. I kept thinking I was hallucinating. The big screen and flashing to the other campus was disconcerting. I hated it. I'm like: where is that man? Who is that man? It freaked me out. I stood there and people walked past me. I saw a student from the school I work at and we greeted each other. Otherwise, people looked at me but said nothing. I'm not the most outgoing person. Maybe people thought I didn't want to talk. But I tried to look friendly and social. Nothing to eat or drink. And I was starving. After all, service started at six o'clock and the sermon was long ... here it was eight o'clock already. Maybe that's why people hurried past me – they wanted dinner! 6 – I don't think I can do it. The big screen, you know. There was only a tiny bit of diversity. I saw two African Americans. North Colorado Springs is rather homogeneous. Yes – especially the worship. While it was a good service, the one thing I'll be sure to remember is that giant morphing Jesus!

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Search Engine Optimization (SEO) is the process of affecting your website's visibility and making it easier for search engines to find it. The goal is to get your website at or near the top of the organic search results. This is done by making sure the search engines know that your website provides relevant and quality content related to certain searches. SEO is important because it’s what will make your website show up in search results when your potential customers are searching for your product or service. If your website doesn’t show up on the first page of the search results, most likely, it won’t be found by potential customers because 75% of people never scroll past the first page. There is a joke in the SEO community that goes: “The best place to hide a dead body is on page two of the Google search results.” Showing up near the top of the search results is not something that will happen automatically. In addition to technical skills and knowledge, it requires knowledge of your potential customers and what they’re searching for, your competition, and your market. It takes time and there are no secret shortcuts so it’s important to start working on your website’s SEO as soon as possible. What are some basic elements of SEO? Here are a few: Keyword Use & Density Latent Semantic Indexing (LSI) Image Filename / Alt Tags Topic Relevance Crawlability We plan to cover some of these in more detail in future posts. Should I hire someone instead of doing it myself? For most people, the answer will be yes. SEO is not rocket science and most small business owners could learn to do it themselves, but it’s not worth it. This isn’t something you can learn in a few hours or even a few days, and it’s an ongoing process that you’ll need to dedicate time to. The time spent learning and doing your own SEO would most likely be much more valuable spent in other areas of your business. Can you do it yourself? Yes. Is it a valuable use of your time? Probably not Additional SEO resources Here are a couple of blog posts that go over the basics of SEO in more depth for those wanting to learn more. moz.com wordstream.com Feel free to reach out to us if you have any questions about SEO, we enjoy talking about it. And if you call us in the next 15 minutes we’ll share the top five SEO hacks that are guaranteed to get your website to the top of the search results in three weeks :) HOMEWEB DESIGNSEOCONTACTLOGIN Tips for Buying a Domain NameIntroduction to SEOWhy You Need a Website [email protected]2444 Broad St. Suite 203, Chattanooga, TN 37408 Copyright 2018-2023 StellarShift Web Design plusclosefacebook-squaremenu

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The Anointing of the Sick is a sacrament of healing. It gives a person the grace to face an illness or even death. The Sacrament is normally given to Catholic persons who are very ill or approaching death; or to those Catholics who are approaching a serious surgery. A non-catholic can be prayed for, but not anointed. The person who needs the anointing may call for his/herself, or a friend or family member – at the person’s request – should call the parish office at 541-926-1449 or email us at olphoffice@stmarysalbany.com to make an appointment for an anointing. It is nice to be able to gather family and friends together to celebrate the anointing of the sick. We encourage you not to wait till death is imminent before calling. However, if there is a need for an emergency anointing, you can call our office, 541-926-1449. If it is during office hours, we will take the information and let Father know. If it is outside of office hours, the directions on the phone will tell you to press 1 to be connected directly to the emergency number. Thank you.

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"I thought he was the goofiest guy I had ever met..." Granvilette Kestenbaum Howard Kestenbaum worked on the 103rd floor of the North Tower of the World Trade Center. He was killed during the September 11, 2001 attacks. His wife, Granvilette, came to StoryCorps to talk about how they first met while in graduate school—and how one unusual date led to a 31-year-long marriage. Recorded July 16, 2010. National September 11 Memorial & Museum Chanda Khatso Susan Lee Granvilette Kestenbaum (GK) GK: He fell on me at a party, and I thought he was the goofiest guy I had ever met in my life. He had these old stovepipe jeans on. And a pair of shoes, one of which had many, many, many rubber bands wrapped around it because the sole was coming apart. [Laughs] Some weeks later, he called me. He said, ”Hello this is Howie.” And I said, ”Howie who?” He said, ‘Fine thank you. How are you?’ And I just thought, I can’t walk around with this guy! [Laughs] So I wouldn’t date him. And uh, I lived in a girls residence on west eleventh street in the village. He would come down, sit on the steps, and, when I came out with a date, he would say, ”Hi. How are you?” And my date would say, ”Who is that?” I thought, this guy is really crazy. But, the lady who was in charge of the residence said, ”Give him a date for God sakes. Get it over with.” So I went out and I said, ”I’ll date you.” The next year we were married. And then for thirty-one years we were together. Maybe six weeks before 9/11, he started asking me, ”Do you love me honey?” And I said, ”You will always have my deep and abiding love.” And I don’t know why I said that. I’m glad I did. That day, September eleventh, I got up with Howard at five o’clock in the morning. And for some reason we had a little tiff. He said when he left, ”I love you.” I was such a drama queen and I didn’t say it. But, I remember looking out of the bathroom window, he rounded that corner, and I never saw him again. People talk about closure. There is no closure when you lose a loved one. I don’t care how you lost them. The pain changes put it doesn’t go away. And, uh, I miss him like hell.

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Tag Archives: glorious revolution Anarchism and the Spanish Civil War Posted on December 29, 2015 by stuartbramhall The Last Great Cause V.G. Tenturini Search Foundation (2010) The Last Great Cause is a virtual encyclopedia of Spanish political history, starting from the Napoleon’s invasion in 1808. Although I was chiefly interested in the history of Spanish anarcho-syndicalism, the book also provides a comprehensive overview of the fascist coup Franco launched in 1936, the International Brigades who fought (unsuccessfully) to save the second Spanish Republic, the so-called “transition” following Franco’s death in 1975 and more recently efforts by the crusading Spanish jurist Baltasar Garzon to achieve justice for tens of thousands of victims of the Franco regime. Venturini begins by identifying unique features of 19th century Spanish society that provided fertile ground for a major anarchist movement. Among these were Spain’s failure to achieve industrial revolution (except in Catalonia), the absence of a Spanish middle class and strong separatist movements in Catalonia and the Basque region of Spain. Unlike socialism, which historically develops among middle class intellectuals, Spanish anarchism had its origin in the working class. The Rise of Spanish Anarchism In 1868, a group of disconnected generals led the first major effort to depose the Spanish monarchy. The same year, Mikhail Bakunin, known as the father of collective anarchism, sent his disciple Giuseppe Fanelli to Spain to organize Spanish farm laborers. Within five years, the number of anarchists in Spain totaled 50,000. The resulting “glorious revolution” produced in the First Republic. It lasted eleven months before the monarchy was restored. Spanish history between 1902 and 1929 was marked by profound political and economic turmoil. During the early 1900s, Spanish anarchists merged with the Syndicalist* movement. In 1911, they formed the CNT.** CNT membership grew from 14,000 to 700,000 by 1919. In 1917, the CNT joined forces with the UGT*** to stage the first general strike. In 1929, continuing popular unrest would lead to Alfonzo XIII’s removal from power and the creation of the Second Republic in 1931. The Forces Backing Franco’s Coup From the outset, the Republic faced powerful opposition from the Catholic Church, the Spanish military, wealthy landholders and Spanish and European Banks. Spain was embroiled in virtual civil war from 1933 on, as the forces of reaction engaged armed thugs (as the Falange Espanola) to thwart governmental efforts to carry out land and other democratic reforms. These forces of reaction also assisted in planning and implementing the fascist coup Franco launched in 1936. The Republic was at a clear disadvantage in resisting the coup, owing to the major support Franco received from fascist Germany and Italy and the covert support he received from Britain and the US. According to Venturini, Britain, which had major business interests in Spain, directly aided Franco with intelligence and naval support. American oil companies also provided him with oil (while refusing to sell it to Spain’s legitimately elected government), and Ford and other US manufacturers supplied him with trucks. The International Brigades Venturini estimates 40,000-50,000 volunteers from 53 countries participated in the International brigades. When Franco captured Catalonia in January 1939 500,000 Republican soldiers and civilians fled across the border to France. Many of the anarchists joined the Maquis, where they played a vital role in liberating France from the Nazis. Venturini emphasizes that no allied troops fought in the South of France – that these regions were liberated by the Resistance – in many instances before the liberation of Paris. *Syndicalism is a type of economic system in which industries are owned and managed by the workers. **CNT Confederación Nacional del Trabajo National Confederation of workers. ***The Unión General de Trabajadores (UGT, General Union of Workers) is a major Spanish trade union, historically affiliated with the Spanish Socialist Workers’ Party (PSOE). ****Rural guerrilla bands of French resistance fighters. Posted in Hidden history | Tagged alfonxo xiii, anarchism, anarcho-syndicalism, bakunin, basque, catalonia, cnt, collective anarchism, falanga espanola, fanelli, fascist coup, franco, garzon, glorious revolution, maquis, nazis, psoe, spain, spanis republic, spanish civil war, syndicalism, ugt | 7 Replies

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Live Rosin: All There Is To Know About The Concentrate And Its Pain Relief Potential by stuart November 21, 2022 Health / StuffLeave a Comment on Live Rosin: All There Is To Know About The Concentrate And Its Pain Relief Potential You’ve probably noticed that more and more people today swear by live rosin gummies and similar products as pain relievers. What is this trendy concentrate exactly, and does it really work? Here’s everything you need to know about this concentrate and how it might help to improve your quality of life. What Is Live Rosin? For those who are new to the world of cannabis concentrates, the array of options can be daunting. One of the most popular types of concentrates is live rosin, which comes in many forms from gummies to syrup. The high-pressure, low-temperature extraction process preserves the plant’s terpene profile, resulting in a product that is rich in flavor and potency. For many cannabis enthusiasts, the appeal of this product lies in its natural flavor and potent effects. How Is Live Rosin Produced? The unique feature of this concentrate is that it is made using fresh, undried cannabis flowers. Its production can be broken down into four major stages: The process begins with freezing the flowers to lock in the terpenes and other flavorful compounds. The flowers are then placed under vacuum pressure, which extracts the rosin. The final product is a sticky, amber-colored concentrate that has a strong flavor and aroma. This process preserves the cannabinoid-rich trichomes, which give the concentrate its potent psychoactive effects. Besides, the product features a unique flavor and aroma, which is often described as being reminiscent of freshly squeezed citrus fruits. Compared to other concentrates, the product is relatively new on the scene. However, it has quickly become popular among dabbers and cannabis connoisseurs due to its exceptional potency and flavor. Effects of Live Rosin The concentrate is often lauded for its potent aroma and flavor. But what about the effects? In general, it tends to be more psychoactive than others. This is due to the higher concentration of THC. However, the effects also vary depending on the strain of cannabis used to make the rosin. So if you’re looking for a strong high, the product might be worth checking out. Just be sure to start with a small amount, as it can be very potent. The Concentrate’s Use Cases While the concentrate can be used in a variety of ways, all of them can be divided into two large groups: recreational use and therapeutic purposes. The product is most commonly consumed via dabbing or smoking. For recreational users, it provides an intense and unforgettable high. The potent cannabinoids in the concentrate can produce powerful psychoactive effects, including euphoria, relaxation, and increased appetite. Therapeutic purposes For therapeutic users, the concentrate can provide relief from a wide range of ailments, including pain, inflammation, and anxiety. Additionally, the terpenes it contains can provide benefits like increased focus and concentration. The Potential for Relieving Pain Due to its potent combination of active ingredients, the product has emerged as a popular choice for those seeking natural relief from pain and inflammation. So, how does the product work as a pain reliever? When applied topically, the active ingredients are able to bind to receptors in the body’s endocannabinoid system. This system plays a role in regulating pain perception, inflammation, and other important bodily functions. By interacting with this system, the concentrate is able to provide natural relief from discomfort and inflammation. Besides, some people also find that the act of applying the product helps to reduce stress and tension, further easing discomfort. Side effects and risks The product is generally considered safe and effective but it is important to remember that its use can cause addiction and intoxication. The side effects may include dry mouth, dizziness, and fatigue. It is also important to note that the product is not currently approved by the FDA for medical use. As such, it is always important to consult with a medical professional before using any type of cannabis product to get rid of physical discomfort or for other therapeutic purposes. More Cannabis Products That Relieve Pain As a bonus, here are three more types of cannabis products that might be worth trying if you’re looking for relief from aching. CBD oil is one of the most popular forms of medical marijuana. CBD, or cannabidiol, is a compound that does not cause a psychoactive effect. The oil is thought to have several medicinal benefits, including pain relief. It can be taken orally or applied topically to the affected area. THC oil is another form of medical marijuana that contains the compound THC, or tetrahydrocannabinol. The latter is the compound that does cause a psychoactive effect. THC oil is effective at relieving pain because it binds to receptors in the brain that control perception. THC oil can be taken orally or applied topically to the affected area. However, it is important to note that THC oil can also make people feel dizzy or lightheaded. Edibles are another option for those looking for pain relief. Cannabis edibles are foods or drinks that contain CBD or THC. Edibles can be a good option for those who do not want to smoke or vaporize cannabis. They can also be helpful for those who want long-lasting relief, as the effects of edibles can sustain for several hours. However, it is important to start with a low dose of edibles as they can cause drowsiness and impair coordination. Wrapping up, while more research needs to be done on the effects of live rosin, it seems to be a promising option for those in search of pain relief. If you think the product might be right for you, make sure to consult your healthcare provider before using it. They can help you understand how it might interact with any other medications you’re taking and advise you on the best dosage. Tagged : inflammation / ingredients / strong / world

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Home Local Living Events 6 Holiday Markets to Get the Holiday Season Started 6 Holiday Markets to Get the Holiday Season Started Lee Rennick There is nothing quite like getting a head start on Christmas shopping. Here are six holiday markets that feature local creators and boutiques. They will be offering lots of unique gift ideas for everyone on your gift-giving list. Plus, there will be lots of food, fun and beverages to get the season started right. 1Hendersonville Handmade Market Hendersonville City Hall 101 Maple Drive North Hendersonville, Tennessee https://www.facebook.com/hendersonvillehandmademarket/ Hours: 10:00 a.m. until 3:00 p.m. The best makers and artisans will be offering their goods for sale just in time for the holidays. Bring a friend and enjoy a lovely day in Hendersonville while shopping local. There will also be food trucks. 211th Annual Sumner County Artists and Artisans Studio Tour November 5 and November 6 Tour map and more info available here: https://sumnercountystudiotour.com/ Hours: Saturday, 10:00 a.m. until 5:00 p.m. Sunday, noon until 5:00 p.m. For two days, local artists and artisans will open their studios to the public for a self-guided tour to see them at work and to purchase their works. The tour showcases more than 20 of the county’s best creators, embracing a wide variety of media and art forms at eight studio locations. Those whose work is being exhibited during this weekend are members of The Art Guild of Sumner County. Come support the arts and find unique gifts. 3Gallatin’s Merry Market and 50th Annual Tinsel and Treasures Holiday Merchant Open House November 11 through November 13 Open House map and more info available here: https://gallatintn.org/calendar-of-events/ Hours: Friday, 6:00 p.m. until 9:00 p.m. Saturday, 10:00 a.m. until 5:00 p.m. The holiday spirit fills the air across Gallatin as merchants bring out both their Christmas decorations and Christmas sales during this festive shopping-themed weekend. Shoppers will receive a Tinsel and Treasures “Passport” to have stamped when visiting participating Gallatin businesses and the Passports can be turned in for a chance to win prizes! The weekend kicks off with the Merry Moonlight Market at the Gallatin Farmers Market on Friday night and continues with the Merry Market Day on Saturday. This event offers great crafts and vintage items. Tinsels & Treasures spans across both Saturday and Sunday. It’s a great event to kick off the holiday season. 4Mistletoe Market November 18 and 19 Our Lady of the Lake Catholic Church 1729 Stop Thirty Road Saturday, 9:00 a.m. until 4:00 p.m. Cost: $5.00 to $10.00 General Federation of Women’s Clubs of Hendersonville presents the 11th Annual Mistletoe Market. This holiday shopping event will feature more than 65 unique, artisan crafters, specialty boutiques and food vendors. Friday night will be Shopping and Sangria, where visitors can sip and shop, along with free gifts and door prizes. 5Boutique Bazzar’s Annual Christmas Market November 25 and November 26 Bagsby Ranch 1628 Long Hollow Pike Gallatin, Tennessee https://www.facebook.com/BoutiqueBazaarGallatin/ Hours: Friday, 10:00 a.m. until 4:00 p.m. Cost: $5 to $10 Boutique Bazaar’s Annual Christmas Market brings together more than 100 unique vendors for a shopping extravaganza. The marketplace is held in a beautiful 37,000 square foot barn at Bagsby Ranch, as well as in the lovely 40 acres of outdoor space surrounding the barn. Home decor, clothing, foods, children’s items, pet treats, and so much more can be found at this event. 6HHS Commando’s Christmas Craft Fair Little Birdie Craft Boutique 123 Cherokee Road, Hendersonville, Tennessee https://www.facebook.com/events/hendersonville-high-school/hhs-commandos-christmas-craft-fair/ Hours: 9:00 a.m. until 3:00 p.m. Mark your calendars now for the 6th Semi-Annual HHS Commando’s Craft Fair at Hendersonville High School. This has become one of the most popular events in Hendersonville. The vendor application is still available by applying here. They have availability for all vendor categories at this time, including food trucks. holiday markets Previous article10 Thanksgiving Cooking Hacks Next articleRoad Construction and Lane Closures 11-4-10, 2022

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2020 Sunburst Winners 2020 Sunburst Jurors Previous Jurors Canadian Writers of Fantastika Novels and Collections by Year 2019 Novels & Collections Works from Previous Years The Sunburst Award Design Support The Sunburst To Submit Home »The Awards »Jurors »2015 Sunburst Jurors Sam Beiko, one one the 2015 jurors By Site Editor The Sunburst Award Society has always been proud of our amazing judges and this year is no exception. Please join us in welcoming our five judges for the 2015 Sunburst Awards. Samantha Beiko is the author of the YA Fantasy novel, The Lake and the Library, which was nominated for the 2014 MB Book Awards Eileen Sykes McTavish Award. She also co-edited Imaginarium 2013: The Best Canadian Speculative Writing for ChiZine Publications with Sandra Kasturi. After living in Toronto and taking a post-graduate in Canadian Book Publishing, Samantha has worked for various publishers as a managing editor, designer, publicist, and marketeer for the past 5 years. She currently edits and designs for ChiZine Publications, in addition to working on projects for independent clients. Samantha lives and works out of her home in Winnipeg. Gerard Collins is the author of Finton Moon, which was nominated for both the 2013 Sunburst Awards and the 2014 Dublin IMPAC International Literary Award, and won the Percy Janes First Novel Award. His short story collection Moonlight Sketches won the 2012 Newfoundland and Labrador book award, while many of his stories have won individual awards. He has a Ph.D. in English literature, with a specialization in the postmodernization of ghost figures in North American fictions, including a partial focus on the fantastic. He has also written a Masters thesis on the gothic technique of Edgar Allen Poe and published a book chapter on contagion and disease in Patricia Cornwell’s Scarpetta series. He has taught at Memorial University for fifteen years and, more recently, at the University of New Brunswick. Gerard often teaches workshops in creative writing, and he is working on a new urban gothic novel entitled My Sister’s Walls. For over twenty-five years, Paula Johanson has worked as a writer, teacher and editor. Among her twenty-nine books on science, health and literature for young adult readers the most recent are Love Poetry: How Do I Love Thee? (Enslow Publishers), Fish: The Truth About The Food Supply (Rosen Publishing), and the science fiction anthology Opus 6 (Reality Skimming Press). An accredited teacher, she has written and edited curriculum educational materials. Recently she completed an MA in Canadian Literature at the University of Victoria. Corey Redekop’s debut novel Shelf Monkey (ECW Press, 2007), concerning a manic troupe of radical bookworms, was awarded the Gold Medal for Popular Fiction by the Independent Publishers Book Awards and was later named a Top 40 Novel of the Decade by CBC Canada Reads. His follow-up novel Husk (ECW Press, 2012), the story of a depressed zombie and his cat, was a finalist for the ReLit Award and was chosen as a Best Book of 2012 by Amazon.ca and January Magazine. Currently, Redekop lives in Fredericton, NB, where he writes for the fun of it and works as a librarian for the cash. And also the fun of it. He occasionally blogs at www.coreyredekop.ca. Also for the fun of it. Sherryl Vint is a Professor of Science Fiction Media Studies at the University of California, Riverside, where she co-directs the Science Fiction and Technoculture Studies program. She has published widely on science fiction, including Bodies of Tomorrow, Animal Alterity and Science Fiction: A Guide to the Perplexed. She has previously served on the Philip K. Dick Award jury, and was the VP of the International Association for the Fantastic in the Arts from 2010-2013. She co-edits the journals Science Fiction Studies and Science Fiction Film and Television, and is working on a book on biopolitics and science fiction. (photo: David Findlay) 2020 Sunburst Award Winners THE SUNBURST AWARD SOCIETY ANNOUNCES THE WINNERS OF THE 2020 SUNBURST AWARDS FOR EXCELLENCE IN... Juror showcase In appreciation! We gratefully acknowledge the ongoing support of: The Copper Cylinder Arts and Letters Association © 2017, The Sunburst Award Society Charity BN/Registration #853045086RR0001 Site Design: Salmar Consulting Inc.

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Functionize documentation contains articles to help you become better acquainted with the Functionize application. These articles are split into three categories: Best Practices, Tutorials, and Release Notes. The articles in these categories are aimed to answer questions, educate, and keep you informed on the latest updates from Functionize. Troubleshooting, Tips & Tricks

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No, submission of a demo video is not required to be Tier 2 certified at this time.

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Justia › U.S. Law › U.S. Case Law › U.S. Supreme Court › Opinions by Volume › Volume 316 United States v. Malphurs Citation: 316 U.S. 1 Court: US Supreme Court https://supreme.justia.com/cases/federal/us/316/1/ Scripps-Howard Radio, Inc. v. FCC United States ex rel. Noland Co., Inc. v. Irwin & Leighton Citation: 316 U.S. 23 https://supreme.justia.com/cases/federal/us/316/23/ Southern Steamship Co. v. Labor Board Valentine v. Chrestensen Helvering v. Safe Deposit & Trust Co. Magruder v. Washington, Baltimore & Annapolis Realty Co. Gregg Cartage & Storage Co. v. United States Prudence Realization Corp. v. Geist Gorman v. Washington University Waley v. Johnson Citation: 316 U.S. 101 https://supreme.justia.com/cases/federal/us/316/101/ Labor Board v. Nevada Consolidated Copper Corp. Helvering v. Credit Alliance Corp. Goldstein v. United States Goldman v. United States Milcor Steel Co. v. George A. Fuller Co. FTC v. Raladam Co. Municipal Investors Assn. v. Birmingham Georgia v. Evans Wilmington Trust Co. v. Helvering Chicago v. Fieldcrest Dairies, Inc. State Tax Comm'n v. Aldrich Mishawaka Rubber & Woolen Mfg. Co. v. S. S. Kresge Co. United States v. Citizens Loan & Trust Co. Swift & Co. v. United States United States v. Univis Lens Co. Cochran v. Kansas United States v. Nunnally Investment Co. United States v. Masonite Corp. Reeves v. Beardall Seminole Nation v. United States Sioux Tribe of Indians v. United States Pence v. United States United States ex rel. Coy v. United States Northern Pacific Railway Co. v. United States Peyton v. Railway Express Agency, Inc. Stewart v. United States Williams Mfg. Co. v. United Shoe Machinery Corp. Magruder v. Supplee Hill v. Texas Columbia Broadcasting System, Inc. v. United States National Broadcasting Co., Inc. v. United States American Chicle Co. v. United States Betts v. Brady Standard Oil Co. v. Johnson Query v. United States Brillhart v. Excess Ins. Co. Faitoute Iron & Steel Co. v. City of Asbury Park Kirschbaum Co. v. Walling Helvering v. Cement Investors, Inc. Skinner v. Oklahoma ex rel. Williamson Ward v. Texas Chrysler Corp. v. United States Overnight Motor Transportation Co., Inc. v. Missel Jones v. Opelika Walling v. Belo Corp.

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March 5th, 2023 by Sure Exposure Team Your business needs a website in today’s digital age. However, just creating a website is not enough to attract traffic and generate leads. You need to optimize your website for search engines to ensure that it appears on search engine result pages (SERPs). In order to achieve this, you need to choose the right keywords […] Posted in San Jose Web Design, SEO Service, web design, Web Design San Jose Tags: Best SEO 2023, How-To Choose Keywords, Keyword Research, Keywords 2023

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how teaching english classes has taught me to live with dignity, tenacity and courage Susie Boyce, Salt Lake City when I walked into the classroom as a volunteer English teacher for the first time, I was unprepared for the examples of courage, determination and grit I would be learning from week after week. This class, for adult learners with limited proficiency in English, is one of dozens offered by the English Skills Learning Center based in Salt Lake City. The center evaluates learners’ English literacy levels and places them in classes according to their learning needs. The center serves people from more than 86 countries; and, the class I help teach consists of individuals from Afghanistan, Burma, Burundi, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Iraq, Malaysia, Pakistan, Sudan and Ukraine. The curriculum in our class is for emergent readers, so I was surprised at the variety of educational backgrounds represented. Some learners are proficient in multiple languages, but are new to this country and want to learn English. Others have little to no literacy in their native languages (often due to limited educational opportunities); and, because some of them are new to formal education, they are learning basic literacy concepts — like letters, words and sentence formation — for the first time. I don’t know much about my students’ lives in their native countries, and I don’t ask questions for fear of bringing up traumatic memories, even though I see them twice a week. Language barriers, too, complicate our abilities for small talk — but, the media gives me glimpses into what some of them may have experienced before arriving in Utah, and every interaction increases my understanding of and respect for them. We teach people from Afghanistan, Burma, Burundi, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Iraq, Malaysia, Pakistan, Sudan, and Ukraine T he oldest class member is an octogenarian from the Democratic Republic of the Congo. She moves slowly, regularly fighting debilitating pain; but she shows up every week ready to learn, with a huge smile on her face. A Sudanese father of three, completely deaf in one ear and significantly hard-of-hearing in the other, sits in the front row every week and is one of the most engaged learners. Young moms bring infants and preschool-age children, doing a remarkable job of learning while tending to the needs of their children. A wheelchair-user from Burundi has never missed a day of class, regardless of inclement weather. And, the two newest class members are a young man from Afghanistan and a 55-year-old woman from Ukraine. The media gives me glimpses into what some of them may have experienced before arriving in Utah and every interaction increases my understanding of and respect for them. I’ve been struck by how well these learners are able to learn from, connect with and support one another — without speaking each others’ languages. I‘ve been struck by how well these learners are able to learn from, connect with and support one another — without speaking each others’ languages. The laughter that erupts repeatedly throughout class is delightful. And the best part of any class period — hands down — is when a learner comprehends or recalls a new concept for the first time. We celebrate each of those moments. I genuinely look forward to teaching these classes, because I always learn a great deal more from the remarkable individuals I teach than they do from me. I teach them English, but they teach me life and how to live it with dignity, tenacity and courage. I teach them english, but they teach me life and how to live it with dignity, tenacity and courage. Published in KSL.com Previous3 WAYS TO MAKE YOUR COLLEGE ESSAY SAY ‘WOW’ May the odds be ever in our favor Cancer: ‘May the odds be ever in your favor’ Book Review – Blood Moon by Teri Harman 3 WAYS TO MAKE YOUR COLLEGE ESSAY SAY ‘WOW’

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Friendship and Paralyzing Terror: A look at IT (2017) by September Sky Porras Children are disappearing in Derry, Maine. One day playing in the rain, the next vanished without a trace, and none of the adults want to wonder why. It is in this tenor that seven kids, united by their horrific visions of a child-eating clown, come together to fight back against this strange “IT”. Andy Muschietti’s IT (2017) brings together various elements of terror and plot to craft a story about the trauma of childhood. Though the film is riddled with metaphors referencing both abuse and molestation, its ultimate message is one of community. Based on Stephen King’s notorious novel of the same name, and a remake of the 1990 made-for-TV film, IT has quite the reputation to live up to. Though immersed with references and themes of its predecessors, the film does not purely seek to imitate, rendering comparisons irrelevant to a proper analysis. What IT gives us is a cast of wholly lovable characters with visible connections and backstories. If Bill Skarsgard’s portrayal of Pennywise the Dancing Clown is lacking, the ragtag team of kids that drive the film makes up for it tenfold. Self-titled the “Loser’s Club”, they consist of a child who stutters, a hypochondriac, an abused poor girl, the “fat” kid, a black homeschooler, a nervous Jewish boy, and a joker with no filter. A common theme of the movie is the complete indifference of the town’s adults, which is alluded to as being a product of Pennywise’s historical influence. As a result of this laxity, the kids find they only have each other to lean on in dealing with this evil, supernatural clown. Adults can’t see IT, and they certainly don’t care much about what IT does. And so, the Loser’s Club find themselves the sole heroes of the narrative, understanding that only together can they defeat this evil . The beautiful message of love and friends being the strongest power of all is countered with darker themes of abuse and pedophilia. IT takes the shape of a clown, a character that frequents child parties and seems to wear a mask of constant, yet deceitful, happiness. There is an intentionality to this that is underlined, as IT only targets children who then cry out for help to blissfully ignorant adults. The trauma the Loser’s Club suffers is a trauma representative of many aspects of childhood, some greater and more terrible than most have encountered. The film does an excellent job of conveying this, IT transforming into what each of the characters’ fear most in order to psychologically torture them to the fullest degree. While the clear protagonists of the movie strikingly portrayed their individual stories and arcs, the antagonist was almost plain. The infamous character of Pennywise is a large task to take on, for sure, but even without IT’s legendary status, Skarsgard’s performance seems to fall short. A near excess of special effects and the exaggerated concept of the “scary clown” dulled the terrifying aspects of Pennywise. The grotesque forms IT takes throughout the film were far more frightening than any moment of Skarsgard’s performance. Whether this is a directing error or a character building one, the movie’s promises of the classic clown of terror fall short. Heavy themes, hilarious dialogue, and horrifying imagery are what tie together the loose ends of IT. Whether you live and breathe the horror genre or abhor it, IT is worth a trip to the movies. The film does deliver a worthy horror performance, yet the larger narrative and captivating characters are what drive IT’s appeal. It’s a tale of friendship just as much, if not more, than a tale of terror. The movie displays to its audience a powerful message, that even in the most dreadful of circumstances, loyal, solid friends are all you need. Especially if you’re fighting an evil clown. Featured image courtesy of http://www.contactmusic.com/news/bill-skarsgard-it-clown_5712729 September Sky Porras September’s Guide to October’s Favorites The Last of Us Review –– Simple Story, Exquisite Vibes A Review: Quenching a “Thirst” for Vampire Films “Black Panther: Wakanda Forever:” A Conceptual Film on Loss and Empowerment “Teamwork makes the dream work”: “The Wolves” Win Gold at Swarthmore

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SWBW Proud to Announce Online Notarization Capability I thought documents had to be notarized in-person. What changed? COVID-19 has certainly made it more challenging for clients to sign legal documents, especially documents that have to be notarized, such as deeds, affidavits, etc. Previously, notarization had to be done in-person. The good news is that Ohio now allows for online notarization. In March […] Notice to SWBW Clients and Colleagues RE: COVID-19 Update – 6/1/2020 – Effective June 1, 2020, our staff will be returning to the office full-time during normal working hours. However, we strongly encourage Clients who need or want in-person appointments to call ahead at 740-452-8484, so we can properly comply with ongoing COVID-19 requirements and recommendations, including Director Acton’s Responsible RestartOhio Guidelines and […] SSA and FCC Issue Warnings About Social Security Scams Protect Yourself from Social Security Number Spoofing Scams Nearly all of your financial and medical records are connected to your Social Security number, which is why data thieves are constantly trying to nab it for use in fraud schemes or for selling it illicitly. Robocall scammers use spoofing to deliberately falsify the caller ID that […] The Future Is Now. It’s Time to Protect Your Business Under Ohio’s “Data Protection Act” What is Ohio’s Data Protection Act (the “DPA”)? On November 2, 2018, Ohio enacted Revised Code 1354.01, et seq., which is known as the Data Protection Act (the “DPA”). The basic purpose of the DPA is to incentivize businesses to implement and update their cyber security measures. The DPA was launched as part of then […]

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SWIFT Releases RFP to Bring Faster Internet to Perth County By Melissa O'Brien June 17, 2020 October 19th, 2020 No Comments The RFP for Perth County was released March 23, 2020. Contracts will be awarded, and service provider agreements will be put in place shortly after the RFP closes on November 20, 2020 (Closing date extended to January 8, 2021). Today, Southwestern Integrated Fibre Technology (SWIFT) announced that it has issued a Request for Proposals (RFP) for up to $5.5 million to increase access to high-speed internet for many more residents living in Perth County. The RFP supports the advancement of critical broadband infrastructure across the County and is part of SWIFT’s Southwestern Ontario broadband expansion plan. “Broadband has now become a necessary utility as essential activities such as work, education, shopping and accessing public services continue to move online,” says David Mayberry, SWIFT Board Chair. “Our current reality has emphasized, more so than ever, the importance and need for greater connectivity across our region. That is why SWIFT, in partnership with the Government of Ontario and Canada, along with our municipal partners are pleased to announce that access to high-speed internet will soon be a reality for many more residents living in Perth County.” “I am pleased to hear that the Province has announced it will be proceeding with Phase 3 procurements for the continuation of SWIFT projects in our region. This announcement ensures that Perth County alongside other regions in Southwestern Ontario will be able to better link our underserved rural communities to level the playing field for this critical resource of high-speed connectivity,” says Perth County Warden Jim Aitcheson. “Rural broadband internet service is a critical infrastructure, in my mind equivalent to the roads we drive our vehicles on. The exceptional work I’ve been privileged to be part of, as a member of the Board of Directors of SWIFT, has excited me, and is important to all those who live in Perth County. I am excited about this announcement, and our opportunity to greatly expand our possibilities for farming, for our youth, and for a bright, broadly-connected future,” says North Perth Mayor and SWIFT Board Member, Todd Kasenberg. Prequalified service providers have until November 20, 2020 to submit network designs and proposals to address broadband service gaps in eligible funding areas throughout the County. To identify high-quality projects, SWIFT will evaluate all eligible proposals against a predefined assessment criteria. When evaluating and selecting projects for funding, SWIFT takes into consideration the following: ability to provide 50 Mbps down, 10 Mbps up (50/10) service or greater, number of premises passed, future scalability of the network, and service provider contribution proportion, among other project selection factors. Selected and approved projects will be announced once SWIFT has completed its evaluation assessment, negotiated contracts and awarded funding to projects that score the highest based on the evaluation process. “SWIFT, through its public and private partnerships, is advancing the expansion of high-speed networks across our region to close internet service gaps,” says Barry Field, Executive Director, SWIFT. “In the race to increase connectivity in our unserved and underserved communities, today’s announcement represents a significant step in bringing high-speed internet to many more residents living in Southwestern Ontario.” Operating on a cost sharing basis, SWIFT will leverage federal and provincial funding to subsidize up to a maximum of 2/3 of the eligible costs for awarded projects to deliver reliable internet to more people living in Perth County. SWIFT is currently overseeing a $209 million Southwestern Ontario broadband expansion plan that will connect 22% of the region’s underserved premises over the next 3 years. As part of its expansion plan, SWIFT has issued a Request for Proposals (RFP) for $5.5 million to expand broadband infrastructure in Perth County. Contracts will be awarded and service provider agreements will be put in place shortly after the RFP closes on November 20, 2020. The Government of Ontario and Canada have committed up to $63.7 million each to support SWIFT. The project also leverages additional funding from municipal partners and private sector investors. The project was approved for funding under the New Building Canada Fund – Small Communities Fund (NBCF-SCF), a joint federal and provincial infrastructure funding program, and leverages additional funding from municipal partners and private sector investors to improve access to broadband services across the region. Previous PostSWIFT Releases RFP to Improve Broadband in Huron County Next PostSWIFT Releases RFP to Bring High-Speed Internet to More Residents in Essex County

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Public Health Students Public Health student starts club to raise awareness about diabetes Living with diabetes can sometimes feel like a lonely disease – but one Public Health student is making strides to ensure that all students with diabetes are not alone – and have the support they need on campus. Samantha Cueva recently created the Type 1 Beavers Club – a student-led organization aimed at supporting, educating and providing resources to those with and without diabetes. 1 Comment on Public Health student starts club to raise awareness about diabetes Living with diabetes can sometimes feel like a lonely disease – but one Public Health student is making strides to ensure that all students with diabetes are not alone – and have the support they need on campus. Samantha Cueva recently created the Type 1 Beavers Club– a student-led organization aimed at supporting, educating and providing resources to those with and without diabetes. “In high school, students have their parents’ supervision, their pediatrician and the safety net of their high school nurse,” Samantha says. “Suddenly, when they come to college they’re on their own, they’re doing their own grocery shopping, they’re going to parties and eating on campus and they don’t have the same resources as before. This club will help provide those resources and the support on campus that will allow students to take better care of their diabetes.” The club meets once a month and provides a safe place for students, their peers, community members, families and loved ones to talk about the struggles those with diabetes face on a daily basis, what to do in case of an emergency, exercise techniques, healthy eating tips and how to manage diabetes, among a variety of topics. Guest speakers including Nutrition and Exercise and Sport Science faculty also address these topics at meetings. “It’s fun,” she says. “You definitely get to talk about stuff that neither your friends nor family can fully understand because they aren’t experiencing it. It’s fun talking to other people who know exactly what you’re going through. You’re able to open up.” Type 1 Beavers Type 1 Beavers is hosting a discussion on the effects and benefits of physical activity for diabetes from 4 – 5:30 p.m. Thursday, May 16, at Plageman Student Health Center room 322. Stay afterward for a free yoga session. Everyone is welcome to meet elite Ironman triathlete and member of the U.S. National Team, Jay Hewitt, as he shares his experience with diabetes and motivates others to overcome their adversities from 6 -7 p.m. Friday, May 17, at Withycombe Hall room 109. Join Type 1 Beavers for the Dash for Diabetes 5K Walk/Run at 10 a.m. Saturday, May 18, at the Native American Longhouse. The event is free and will include free health and blood pressure screenings for type 2 diabetes. Registration begins at 9 a.m. For more information about these events, or about Type 1 Beavers, contact Samantha.cueva@oregonstate.edu or visit www.facebook.com/Type1beavers In addition to the meetings, club members participated in the Healthy Community Fair and are planning several upcoming events for OSU Diabetes Awareness Week (see event details to the right). Samantha, who was diagnosed with type 1 diabetes when she was 18, initially created Type 1 Beavers as part of an assignment to design a health promotion program for a public health course she took last summer with Dr. Elisabeth Maxwell. She came up with the idea after receiving an email from Student Health Services regarding interest in starting a diabetes support group. Samantha ran with the idea, researched the topic and came up with Type 1 Beavers. She’s currently working to develop the club as part of her internship with Student Health Services. “I started talking to others on campus and realized that most people with diabetes say they’ve never met other diabetics,” Samantha said. “That’s when I realized there was a great need on campus for the support group, and I wanted to be the one to make sure students received the help they needed.” Samantha says one of her personal struggles was finding people who understood what diabetes was – and being comfortable with herself having the disease. “I used to hide it; I used to go into the bathroom to check my blood sugars or give shots,” she says. “I was a little bit in denial the first year or two in college, but I finally realized it’s not something to be ashamed of. I no longer hide it, and I make sure my friends, family and teachers are all aware of it. It makes me unique, it makes me who I am, and I’m proud of that.” Samantha describes taking care of her diabetes as a 24/7 job – it’s something she never gets a break from, and her body never lets her forget. Public Health senior Samantha Cueva recently created Type 1 Beavers – a student-led organization aimed at supporting, educating and providing resources to those with and without diabetes. “I wake up, I test my blood sugar,” she says. “If it’s high, I have to give myself insulin; if it’s low, I have to eat some sugar.” But all her work controlling the disease didn’t come naturally. Samantha’s continually learning through trial and error and always educating herself as much as she can – something she suggests everyone works on doing. Part of the club’s goal is to make others aware of what’s needed if you’re high or low, and the difference between type 1 and type 2 diabetes. “A lot of people don’t understand how your sugars react to different things,” she says. “It’s really important for people to know basic information such as insulin lowers your sugar and food has sugar, which makes it higher.” According to the American Diabetes Association, only 5 percent of people with diabetes have type 1 diabetes. It’s an autoimmune disease in which the body does not produce insulin – a hormone needed to convert sugar (glucose), starches and other food into energy needed for daily life. Type 1 diabetes is usually diagnosed in children and young adults. Type 2 diabetes is the most common form of diabetes – the American Diabetes Association reports millions of Americans have been diagnosed with type 2 diabetes, and many more are unaware they are at high risk. With type 2 diabetes, either the body does not produce enough insulin or the cells ignore the insulin. Type 2 diabetes is more common in African Americans, Latinos, Native Americans, Asian Americans, Native Hawaiians and other Pacific Islanders, as well as seniors. Everyone can react differently when experiencing high or lows, but Samantha says for her, a low blood sugar count makes her anxious and gittery, and a high blood sugar count means she gets very sick. One resource that has been helpful to her at Oregon State has been the Student Health Services. “My first year here I remember experiencing low blood sugar in the middle of class and I didn’t have money to buy juice or food,” she says. “I went to two different food stands on campus asking if I can have juice and they said, ‘Sorry, you need to buy it.’ I ran to Student Health Services and they immediately sat me down and gave me juice and crackers for free. All they wanted to do was make sure I was OK. That’s what they do. It was good to know that if anything was going to happen, that’s where I could go.” Samantha uses her personal stories as examples of the stresses students with diabetes can face on a daily basis. She currently serves as a motivational speaker providing information about Type 1 Beavers and diabetes in general as part of the OSU Dietitian Lynn Cordes’ Diabetes 101 presentations in Oregon State classes. “After learning about diabetes from the dietitian, I come in and give the personal experience so students can see how it actually applies,” she says. Samantha plans on using the knowledge and experience she’s gained during her time as Type 1 Beavers club president and at the Student Health Services internship in her future career where she hopes to develop programs to improve people’s lives – whether that’s with diabetes, obesity prevention or HIV/STI prevention. “I wear my insulin pump with pride and I hope that through this new club, every student with diabetes will feel the same way,” she says. “This has been such a great experience so far, meeting new people, helping others and creating the foundation of this club that will be passed on for years to come.” Tags Health Promotion and Health Behavior, Public Health ← New biomechanics lab in Bend one of the few of its kind in the country → The Pathways in Cambodia One reply on “Public Health student starts club to raise awareness about diabetes” Manolosays: I’m proud of how my daughter is turning her struggle into a positive enlightening experience for others and herself. I have learned to appreciate Samantha’s courage, compassion and character since she was a little girl. I never saw a wild thing feeling sorry for itself…………….. D.H. Lawrence

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Home National These are the 6 Mexican drug cartels fueling the U.S. drug and... These are the 6 Mexican drug cartels fueling the U.S. drug and opioid crisis according to the DEA The Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) has released its 2019 National Drug Threat Assessment, where the U.S. agency analyzes the opioid crisis, as well as the threat posed by local and transnational drug trafficking organizations. According to the recent report, Mexican drug cartels continue to control lucrative drug trafficking routes in the border between Mexico and the U.S. and still “maintain the greatest drug trafficking influence in the United States;” what is more, Mexican cartels continue to grow despite the war on drug cartels implemented by Mexican Presidents Felipe Calderón and Enrique Peña Nieto, which spanned for a decade. According to the DEA, Mexican cartels thrive as a result of the alliances with smaller and independent cartels, transnational gangs, U.S. street gangs, prison gangs, and Asian money laundering organizations. The report adds that the six Mexican cartels with the biggest impact in the U.S. are the Sinaloa Cartel, Cartel Jalisco Nueva Generación, Beltrán Leyva Organization, Juárez Cartel, Gulf Cartel, and Los Zetas Cartel. The Sinaloa Cartel, also known as the Pacific Cartel, is one of the oldest and more established drug cartels in Mexico and controls drug trafficking in several regions, especially in the Pacific Coast. It also has the “most expansive international footprint.” This Mexican drug cartel, formerly led by Joaquín “El Chapo” Guzmán, exports and distributes methamphetamine, marijuana, cocaine, heroin, and fentanyl to U.S. cities such as Phoenix, Los Angeles, Denver, Atlanta, and Chicago. The Jalisco New Generation Cartel (CJNG), is based in Guadalajara, Jalisco. It distributes drugs in Los Angeles, New York, Chicago, and Atlanta. Furthermore, this drug trafficking organization is “one of the most powerful and fastest-growing cartels in Mexico and the United States” as it has a presence in at least 24 of 32 Mexican states. This drug cartel is characterized by its rapid expansion and its willingness to “engage in violent confrontations with Mexican Government security forces and rival cartels.” The Beltrán-Leyva Organization was created in 2008 when the Beltrán Leyva brothers and their associates split from the Sinaloa Cartel. Although all the Beltrán-Leyva brothers have been either killed or incarcerated, splinter groups still operate in several Mexican states such as Guerrero, Morelos, Nayarit, and Sinaloa. The two main groups are Los Rojos and Los Guerreros Unidos, which have a prominent role in the heroin trade and who are allegedly implicated in the disappearance of 43 students from Ayotzinapa, Guerrero. This drug cartel mainly traffics marijuana, cocaine, heroin, and methamphetamine in Phoenix, Los Angeles, and Chicago. The Juárez Cartel is one of the oldest Mexican drug cartels. For years, it was embroiled in a turf war with the Sinaloa Cartel. It has influence in El Paso, Denver, Chicago, and Oklahoma City. It smuggles marijuana, cocaine, heroin, and methamphetamine. The Gulf Cartel has been operating for decades and is based in Tamaulipas. It traffics marijuana, cocaine, heroin, and methamphetamine. It has fought against Los Zetas in order to dominate certain areas after the two split in 2010. It has a strong presence in Houston and Detroit. The Los Zetas Cartel. It was formed as an independent cartel in 2008 when it split from the Gulf Cartel. After controlling drug trafficking all over Mexico, internal conflicts, rival cartels, and Mexican authorities lessened its influence and power in recent years. This drug cartel is divided into two rival groups: the Northeast Cartel and Old School Zetas. This violent Mexican drug cartel traffics methamphetamine, marijuana, cocaine, and heroin in Laredo, Dallas, and New Orleans. According to the intelligence report, drug cartel leaders based in the U.S. often conceal themselves by living in densely populated Mexican-American communities. And although several drug trafficking organizations are on the rise, the Sinaloa Cartel is still the biggest threat to the U.S. by dominating the U.S. West Coast, in the Midwest, and in the Northeast. The second most dominant drug cartel is CJNG, which has focused on the heroin markets. Shedding light on the way drug cartels launder money, the DEA argues that these criminal organizations use different methods such as bulk cash smuggling, the placement of proceeds into the U.S. banking system, electronic transfer to Mexico, networks of money brokers, the Money Service Businesses, foreign exchange businesses, the purchase of assets with cash, and shell companies to receive electronic transfers, and cryptocurrencies. Source: El Universal Mexico drug cartels Previous articleMazatlan has a confirmed date for the Caribbean Series 2021 Next articleMexico joins forces with Bill Gates organization in search of COVID-19 vaccine

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The ART of Taking Care of #1 How Job Boards & Talent Technology Companies Can Master Success in a Challenging Economy By Peter Weddle, CEO TAtech It’s common practice, at least among many job boards and talent tech companies, to consider their customers as the #1 group they should focus on when faced with a difficult economy. It’s not. The group they should take care of first and foremost is themselves. They are #1. Sustainable success – persevering in a down market and flourishing in a healthy one once the economy recovers – depends upon they’re tending to their own essential elements. That’s not exactly an original idea. It’s a theme explored in detail by Hal Rosenbluth in his book, “The Customer Comes Second; Put Your People First and Watch ‘em Kick Butt.” In these days of tight talent, few would dispute the importance of taking care of a company’s employees. My thesis acknowledges that point, but is also significantly broader. In my view, taking care of #1 involves addressing three very different but equally important elements of a business, I call them the ART of sustainable commercial success: a company’s Assumptions, Relationships and Technology. The circumstances that validated a company’s original assumptions can and not infrequently do change as the customer, the market, the competition, and technology change. So, it’s important to periodically review and confirm or adjust as appropriate those assumptions to ensure that all of the shaping factors that flow from them – a company’s mission, values, target customer, goals, talent needs and technology roadmap, to name just a few – remain relevant and conducive to growth and success. Of course, reviewing assumptions is not a trivial exercise. It requires a willingness – no, it actually demands more than that – it depends upon a commitment to be unflinchingly candid and honest. Prior assumptions have baggage. Both a company’s leaders and its employees have invested their time, effort and talent in building the organization with them, so they are often loathe to admit or accept that they may have become obsolete or irrelevant. That’s why so few companies actually perform this aspect of ART. And yet, it is the foundation to everything else that contributes to business success. Get the assumptions right and it’s possible – maybe even inevitable – that you’ll get the relationships and technology right. Get the assumptions wrong, and there’s literally no way a company can build productive relationships and market-ready technology. TAtech’s Exclusive Roundtables tackle some of the most important topics in talent acquisition. Presented online, they are a 30-minute unscripted conversation featuring five thought leaders from TAtech Member companies and Professional Members. The next Roundtable will be held on March 29 at 11 am ET, 8 am PT and 4 pm GMT. It will explore the question, “How Can Technology Help to Optimize the Recruiter’s Experience?” Register now and join us! Relationships are the oxygen of business success. They provide the fuel for the company’s activities, for everything from sales, marketing and public relations to product design, implementation and upgrade. They are also time-consuming and often frustrating, so they can sometimes be put off or get only the minimal amount of attention. And yet, as with our personal relationships, these business connections need constant attention. Moreover, business relationships involve multiple parties. A company must build and sustain relationships with its current and prospective customers, its sales and marketing partners, the industry analysts and other influencers in its market, the individuals it wants to hire and bring on board, and the employees who already work for it. 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The Disappointments Room Genre: Drama/Thriller Directed by: D.J. Caruso Starring: Kate Beckinsale More Information at: The Disappointments Room Trailer https://teaser-trailer.com/movie/the-disappointments-room 1 December 2015 tags: D.J. Caruso, Drama, Kate Beckinsale, March 2016, The Disappointments Room, Thriller

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Home/hollywood movie dubbed in hindi list hollywood movie dubbed in hindi list The 8xmoves Is Best Web Series India Hindi & English If you’re looking for the best web series in Hindi and English look no further In this article, you’ll find…

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11 Famous Type Of Taxi There are many types of taxis. Daffodil Taxi, Fire Truck Taxi, Police Car Taxi and more! Daffodil Taxi A Daffodil Taxi is a taxi that is painted yellow and has a daffodil on the roof. The charity Cancer Research UK uses them to raise money for cancer research, as they are very popular with people in London. Fire Truck Taxi The fire truck taxi is a common form of transportation used to transport people from one place to another. It has many features that make it unique, including: Its siren and lights. The siren will alert everyone on the street that there is an emergency vehicle nearby and that they should stay away from its path (for example, if it’s pulling over). This can help prevent accidents with other vehicles as well as pedestrians. Its ladder on top of the vehicle so firefighters can climb up when needed without having to worry about falling down while doing so! Its water cannon–this thing shoots water at whatever gets too close (usually animals). Police Car Taxi Police car taxis are a type of taxi that looks like a police car. They’re used to transport passengers, but they can also be used by police officers. A lot of movies and TV shows have featured police cars as taxis, including The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift and Los Angeles Cop Show. In addition to acting as taxis for characters in these films and shows, some law enforcement vehicles have been given special paint jobs so they could stand out from other cars on the road (like this one). If you’ve ever seen an episode of Miami Vice or Starsky & Hutch where someone gets into a cruiser-looking car with blue lights flashing on top while driving through traffic at night then chances are good it was either filmed inside an actual Hollywood studio or actually happened outside somewhere near downtown Los Angeles during filming days when there were more opportunities than usual for getting into trouble with local authorities who might get upset if they knew their money was going toward something illegal like this kind Ice Cream Van Taxi Ice cream vans are a type of taxi that can be used to transport passengers. They are usually small and compact, but some models have been designed to look like ice cream vans. The first ice cream van was invented by Benjamin Franklin Paddleford in the year 1883. He created it as an alternative to horse-drawn carriages for people who lived in London at the time because they were too expensive for him and his family to use regularly due to their price tag being much higher than that of other modes of transportation such as trains or buses. The advantage here is that it allows you access without having any kind of payment system where there might be fees involved if someone wants you drive them somewhere else besides where they’re allowed! Bumble Bee Taxi Bumblebee Taxi is a yellow and black cab with a hornet engine and pollen filter. The bee wings on the back were inspired by the Marvel character, who was known for his strength and speed. Army Tank Taxi The Army Tank Taxi is a taxi that looks like an army tank. It’s not really a real tank, but it has all of the same features as one. The Army Tank Taxi can carry up to five passengers and has a top speed of 25 mph. Lounge Chair Taxi A lounge chair taxi is a type of taxi that has a chair in the back. They are usually driven by someone who is dressed as a butler or has been hired for parties and celebrations. The term “lounge chair” comes from being able to sit comfortably while you’re being driven around town. Road Roller (Bulldozer) Taxi A road roller is a construction machine used for grading and compacting soil, gravel, and asphalt. Road rollers are also known as bulldozers. They can be used to clear snow off of roads, remove ice from sidewalks in cold climates, and even demolish old buildings. The term “bulldozer” was popularized by the 1977 movie The Taking of Pelham One Two Three starring Walter Matthau and Ossie Davis which was based on John Godey’s book “The Taking” about his experience with a city government trying to clear out their roadways after an ice storm hit New York City causing massive traffic jams throughout the city (Godey had been working at an oil company before joining up with City Hall). Launch Pad (Rocket Car) Taxi A taxi is made of a rocket. This vehicle can be used to launch into space and travel to other planets. It can also be used for transporting people and cargo, as well as being used as an attack vehicle against enemies. There are many types of taxis. There are many types of taxis. Taxis are a common form of public transportation, and they can be found in many shapes and sizes. Taxi services are available in many different countries, cities, and states. 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URI Cooperation Circles combine interreligious bridgebuilding with community-based actions that address the causes of conflict. This model has been highly effective in reducing violence and achieving long-lasting peace. This dual strategy together with a global network of support is at the heart of URI's success. Principle 19 states: We are committed to organizational learning and adaptation. URI is committed to a reflective peacebuilding process that prioritizes learning, growth, and improving the effectiveness of its work. Through the years, URI has invested human and financial resources to assess its impact. 2021-2023 URI is working in partnership with Elite Research to design and implement an Impact Assessment of URI’s Cooperation Circles model. In particular, the evaluation will explore the effectiveness, relevance, impact, and sustainability of the regional and global networks. To read more about Elite Research.

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GARTH DRABINSKY SEEKS DAY PAROLE Disgraced Toronto theatre impressario Garth Drabinsky is hoping to be let out of jail on day parole. After serving just over a year of his five-year prison sentence for fraud, Drabinsky will make his appeal to a parole board panel today. Drabinsky and his business partner Myron Gottlieb were convicted of two counts of fraud each in 2009 for falsifying financial statements at the now-defunct Livent …. the company that produced mega-musicals such as Phantom of the Opera, Ragtime, and Kiss of the Spider Woman. The parole board granted day parole to Gottlieb in July and moved him to a halfway house in Toronto to serve the remainder of his sentence.

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GROUP SAYS HOSPITALS SHOULD BE INSTANTLY INFORMED ABOUT COMPLAINTS AGAINST HEALTH PROFESSIONALS Ontario hospitals should be automatically informed – when health professionals have been the subject of complaints to their regulatory bodies. That’s a call from the umbrella group representing Ontario’s 145 hospitals. Currently, health professionals are required to disclose the information to hospitals – if their self-regulatory colleges have taken action against them – in response to complaints. But Ontario’s College of Physicians and Surgeons admits that doesn’t always happen. The call comes a few days after a report that Humber River Hospital’s chief of staff was ordered by the College – to appear for a verbal warning – after a complaint was received about Doctor Jack Barkins’ care of a 91-year old man, who died days after minor elective surgery.

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QUEBEC MAN SENTENCED TO 9-YRS FOR TRYING TO JOIN ISIS By Bob Komsic Three months after being found guilty of trying to leave Canada to join the Islamic State group, a 29-year-old Quebec man’s been sentenced to nine years in prison. Ismael Habib’s the first adult to be tried on charges of attempting to leave the country to participate in terrorist activity – a section of the Anti-terorrism Act made law by the Harper government in 2013. He was facing up to 10 years. The Crown had wanted nine-years, arguing it was justified by the fact Habib buys into the ideology of ISIS and shows no remorse. His lawyer, who proposed a sentence of six-years, six months, claimed there’s no proof his client bought into it completely or that he’s a danger to the public. During the trial, it was revealed that unbeknownst to Habib, he had told an undercover Mountie posing as a crime boss selling fake passports, that it was his ”duty” to fight alongside ISIS in Syria. However, Habib told the court he desperately wanted to go overseas to rejoin his wife and children, who’d been living abroad and thought he was merely telling the officer what he wanted to hear. The judge rejected that argument, saying Habib had a history of deception.

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Lowered Legal Alcohol Limit for Drivers By Michelle Saunders Federal Justice Minister Jody Wilson-Raybould is considering lowering the legal alcohol limit for licensed drivers. Wilson-Raybould sent a letter to Quebec Justice Minister Stephanie Vallee in May in which she suggests lowering the limit to 50 milligrams of alcohol per 100 millilitres of blood from the current 80 milligrams. The federal minister says the change would make it easier to fight drunk driving and that the current rules were established after research showed the risk of being involved in a car accident was twice as likely when a driver has 80 milligrams of alcohol per 100 millilitres of blood in his or her system. The minister writes that modern-day research suggests earlier data underestimated that risk. Wilson-Raybould said in her letter to Vallee that she’s eager to hear her colleague’s thoughts on the proposed legislative change. We speak with addictions counselor Keith Singer about the proposal. Click here to listen to the podcast

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ONTARIO FOOD TERMINAL, JULY 08 2019 By Zoomer Podcast Network Libby Znaimer is joined by Ernie Hardemann, Minister of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs, and Christine Hogarth, MPP of Etobicoke-Lakeshore. They talk about the future of the Ontario Food Terminal. The government of Ontario has decided not to move the Ontario Food terminal from its current location in South Etobicoke. It’s the biggest wholesale produce distribution centre in the country, the third largest food terminal in North America. It’s the place where wholesalers and retailers of fresh produce come together in the wee hours to buy, sell and get the fruit and vegetables to consumers as quickly as possible. http://s3.amazonaws.comserve.castfire.com/s:mzweb_4XpiF/audio/3655481/3655481_2019-07-08-191021.128.mp3

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How hypnosis works When you hear the term ‘hypnosis’, you may picture the mysterious hypnotist figure popularized in movies, comic books and television. There is an ominous, goateed man who waves a pocket watch back and forth, guiding his subject into a semi-sleep, zombie-like state. Once hypnotised, the subject is compelled to obey, no matter how strange or immoral the request is. Muttering “Yes, master,” the subject does the hypnotist’s evil bidding. This popular representation bears little resemblance to actual hypnotism, obviously. In fact, modern understanding of hypnosis contradicts this conception on various key points. Subjects in a hypnotic trance are not slaves to their ‘masters’; they have absolute free will. They are not really in a semi-sleep state, they are actually hyper attentive. You will come across numerous hypnotherapy Gold Coast centres and clinics, besides many other across Australia. What is hypnosis People have been pondering and arguing over hypnosis for over 200 years, but science has yet to fully explain how it actually happens. You see what a person does under hypnosis, but it isn’t clear why he or she does it. This puzzle is really a small piece in a much bigger puzzle: how the human mind works. It’s unlikely that scientists will arrive at a definitive explanation of the mind in the foreseeable future, so it’s a good bet hypnosis will remain something of a mystery as well. But psychiatrists do understand the general characteristics of hypnosis and they have some model of how it works. It is a trance state characterized by extreme suggestibility, relaxation and heightened imagination. It’s not really like sleep, because the subject is alert the whole time. It is mostly compared to daydreaming or the feeling of ‘losing yourself’ in a book or movie. You are fully conscious, but you tune out most of the stimuli around you. You focus intently on the subject at hand, to the near exclusion of any other thought. Waves and Hemispheres In numerous studies, researchers have compared the physical ‘body signs’ of hypnotic subjects with those of unhypnotized people. In most of these studies, the researchers found no significant physical change associated with the trance state of hypnosis. The subject’s heart rate and respiration may slow down, but this is because of the relaxation involved in the hypnotism process, not the hypnotic state itself. There does seem to be changed activity in the brain, however. The most notable data comes from electroencephalographs (EEGs), measurements of the electrical activity of the brain. Extensive EEG research has demonstrated that brains produce different types of brain waves, rhythms of electrical voltage, depending on their mental state. For example, deep sleep has a different rhythm than dreaming and full alertness has a different rhythm than relaxation. In some studies, EEGs from subjects under hypnosis showed a boost in the lower frequency waves associated with dreaming and sleep, and a drop in the higher frequency waves associated with full wakefulness. Brain-wave information is not a definitive indicator of how the mind is operating, but this pattern does fit the hypothesis that the conscious mind backs off during hypnosis and the subconscious mind takes a more active role. So this was a basic explanation about what hypnosis is actually and how it works. Hope you find it informative and useful. Image source: listverse.com -mesmerizing-facts-about-hypnosis Why You Need Military Kit Insurance Simple Ways To Start Your Own Blog

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Feb 13, 2020 Robert De Klerk When you divorce in Thailand you will need to find a Thailand divorce lawyer. When a marriage fails, at least one of the parties involved would want a divorce. In…

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India U-17 National Team receives sports science boost AIFF has joined hands with TransStadia to incorporate sports science into the training of the U-17 men's national team. (Source: AIFF) Published: 13 Jan 2023 6:40 PM GMT All India Football Federation on Friday, January 13, 2023, joined hands with Ahmedabad-based company, TransStadia, for enhancing the preparations of the India U-17 Men's National Team for the upcming AFC U-17 Asian Cup. The company will provide all the assistance and support in integrating sports science into the training analysis of the U-17 team and the players. It would also ensure the best preparations for the team, which will go to Thailand in July 2023 for the AFC U-17 Asian Cup. AIFF Secretary General Dr Shaji Prabhakaran said: "Sport Science is a very important aspect of football, as well as training and development of the team and players. As part of our strategic goals and objectives, sport science will be integrated with all our national teams. This is just the first step, and we are starting with India U-17 National Team. "We are also going to have a very specific department in this very area and that way, we would like to engage the vast knowledge of football science into the training and development of players and our team." AIFF Indian Football Indian Football Team AFC Asian Cup

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Essay on Life in a Big City in English Life in a Big City Essay – 500 Words Outlines for Life in a Big City city life is pleasures and pains tall building and broad crowded streets, big shopping centers evening and night hours in a big city-educational medical, commercial, industrial, administrative and legal active centers evening times. “A modern city gives us a taste of advancement and progress, but also a distaste of crowding, pretension and hastiness.” City life has its pleasures and pains, its comforts and discomforts and its charms and horrors. To those who live in villages and towns, city life has a special appeal, and they desire to visit i a city repeatedly. And likewise (in the same way), city dwellers (those living in cities) want to enjoy the simple pleasures of a village, away from the maddening complexities of city life.[the_ad id=”17141″] For those who live in the rural (village) areas and small towns life in a big city is surely very attractive. They are happily surprised, and sometimes stupefied (greatly surprised) to find high-rise, multi-storeyed buildings on the two sides of broad and busy roads. The shape, size and colours of the building structures, whether they be trade centres, plazas, government or private offices or residences of rich people, are all enchantingly beautiful and impressive. Surely, the fashionable, comparatively newly-built areas of the big cities in other countries are: tastefully constructed, attentively decorated and carefully maintained. To look at the sky-kissing buildings feels like being in a city built at the order of Alladin rubbing his magic lamp. A typical big city, with lots of mighty (great and impressive) Shopping centers and plazas, first of all, is known for the rush and pressure of shopping. All manner of young and old people with their families fill the main bazaars, narrow streets and open spaces with ordinary make-shift shops or stalls to buy all sorts of articles of daily use, luxury items, machines, and production units, locally produced or imported or even smuggled. Who does not know that smuggled cloth in its different sophisticated (advanced and complex) varieties is freely available in thousands of shops in and around the city?[the_ad id=”17142″] If efforts are being made to eliminate (get rid of) smuggling, that is salutary (that has a good effect) on part of the government. But serious efforts should also be made to provide alternative (other) openings (opportunities) in industry or commerce to these traders who depend on smuggling alone. The evening and night hours in a big city have their multifarious (many and different) activities and enjoyments for city people and visitors. In the bright, dazzling light of electric bulbs and tubes, we can see continuous streams of cars, buses, rickshaws and motorcycles plying (running regularly) on the roads causing noise and atmospheric pollution. Life in a big city is pleasant and more purposeful than in towns and villages mainly on account of its educational, medical, commercial, industrial, administrative and legal facilities. We can have the best kind of education provided for our children, but only when we have money and resources. Likewise, we can get the latest medical treatment on the strength of money. We can promote our trade and set up factories with our own capital and that loaned by banks. We can have our taxation, legal and other problems resolved in offices and courts. Though life in a big city is vast and complex; it is variegated (with a lot of variety) and interesting. The city brings us close to this world as much as the village takes us to the boundaries of the other world. Life in most big cities is disgusting and we often hear people exclaiming that they are sick of the confined, cribbed and cabined life of big cities. Life in big cities is artificial and completely cut off from Nature. Most romantic poets have desired to escape from the city life and to live in the lap of Nature because city life has the glare of neon tubes. Man forgets the movement of the sun, the moon, and the stars. William Cowper has correctly remarked “God made the country, and man made the town. We cannot enjoy life while living in a big city as here it is deprived of real inner ecstasy in spite of the fact that most of the amenities of civilized life are readily available. City people have to work like slaves, according to fixed routines, as they are mad after the material comforts of life. Sometimes, it may not be a rush for material comforts but even getting the bare minimum necessities make city people lose their peace of mind. Most of city dwellers have pale faces and sunken eyes and they do not inhale fresh air as they live in congested areas which are further polluted by smoke, dust and grime. The sanitary conditions of some cities are extremely unsatisfactory. If there are palatial buildings in a city, there are dirty slums as well. City dwellers are selfish, greedy, cunning and crafty. Even they are not aware of their next door neighbor. They must dress well and have polished manners but many of them are selfish creatures who are devoid of the milk of human kindness. Most of them seem to be groaning under the weight of taxes and sex and they live a life of fever and fret, which makes them suffer from many diseases such as hypertension, heart ailments and diabetes. [the_ad id=”17150″] Life in a big city is a strange blend of paradoxes. On one hand, there are sky-scrapers and on the other, there are dirty hovels, and affluence and abject poverty exist side by side. Posh buildings and restaurants exist side by side with factories emanating smoke. The rich empty their pockets while shopping while the beggars give out heart-rending cries for alms. No doubt, cities do have certain attractions which are not available in villages. This makes many people from villages flock to cities. Cities are centres of trade, commerce and industry and cities like Karachi and Lahore are full of glitter and glamour. One can have the best possible education in a city. Besides, there are cinema houses, gardens, public parks, zoos, museums, hotels and restaurants. Facilities such as well-equipped libraries, hospitals, dispensaries and specialised medical aid which are easily available in the cities and towns are conspicuous by their absence in villages. There are grand buildings, art galleries and exhibition ground halls in cities and a city dweller can keep himself busy even by window-shopping. Cities are also the centres of political activities. To conclude, we may say that life in a big city is a blend of joys and sorrows. It has advantages as well as disadvantages. If all the amenities of life are available in a city, evils like pornography and gambling dens are also there. The Importance of Games and Sports Essay Transport Problems in a Big City (Short Essay)

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/wp-content/uploads/2019/01/Is-the-UN-a-Failure-or-a-Success.jpg" /> Notice (8): Undefined index: api_key [APP/Controller/PageprocessController.php, line 111] Is the UN a Failure or a Success? Short Essay The United Nations (UN) came into existence in 1945. It was soon after the Second World War that different nations formed it for the good of the world. It was organized to prevent war and to improve the condition of all human beings. The UN consists (is made up of two main parts, the General Assembly and the Security Council. Every member nation of the UN sends five representatives to the General Assembly. The General Assembly discusses and considers problems of war, disputes between countries, ways of helping backward or poorer countries, and so on. It passes resolutions and makes decisions after a great deal of discussion. However, it does not have the power to implement them (put them into effect). The Security Council consists of fifteen members. Five members are permanent. These are the most powerful countries, that is, the US, Russia, the People’s Republic of China, France and Britain. The Security Council discusses the urgent problems of war or serious political disputes. It passes resolutions on these problems. It has the power to implement them. However, each of its permanent members has the right of rejecting or of “vetoing” its decisions. The UN has very well helped its member countries in handling some of their social, educational, scientific and other problems. It works through its own and other specialized agencies for the betterment of the world. For example, the International Labour Organization (ILO) helps solve the problems of laborers and working people all over the world. The World Health Organization (WHO) works on health and the removal of diseases. The United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) helps in improving education, agriculture, and health.[the_ad id=”17141″] Despite the UN regular wars have taken place between India and Pakistan, Israel and the Arabs, Ethiopia and Somalia, Iran and Iraq, and so on. At times, however, it helped to ease a war situation – and to arrest the spread (escalation) of a war: Thus, it helped in ending the Korean War, in preventing a war between America and Russia over Cuba in the sixties, in the signing of the Afghanistan peace accord a landmark in peace negotiations or talks and in arranging a cease-fire between the warring. Iran and Iraq in 1988. It failed to check the American-British invasion of Iraq in 2003. Overall, the UN has failed to prevent or stop wars. The UN General Assembly, where most of the countries are represented, is quite powerless. Its decisions cannot be implemented by force. The Security Council is not free to act. Any of its five permanent members can reject or “veto” its resolutions. The UN cannot become truly powerful unless all the big powers agree to destroy their atomic weapons and decide not to make any more. The UN should be having its own armed forces, more, powerful than those of any one single country. After this, none of the five big powers should any more have the right to reject the decisions of the Security Council. Essay on Iran as a Nuclear Power Essay on Offence is the best Defence

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When is the Best Time for Your Remodel? Just because San Diego doesn’t have three months of snowstorms or a hurricane season, doesn’t mean that there aren’t particular times of year that are better, or worse, for planning your remodel project. And in many cases, picking that optimal time can go a long way in saving you time and money. Here are several factors to consider: Understand Supply and Demand The struggle between supply and demand is a consistent force in essentially all that we pay for. And just like how Christmas decorations can be purchased for a fraction of the cost after the first of the year, the price of building materials also fluctuates depending on the time of year. And while the low-point of the market may not perfectly line up with when you’re ready to build, it’s a great idea to accrue such materials like paint, lumber, electrical fixtures, plumbing, tile, etc. when they are cheaper and then simply store them until you are ready to start your project. Also, if you are trying to order flooring or new windows at the same time as everyone else in town, there is a much greater risk that orders will get mixed up or delayed, which will only add to your time and budget. Work with Contractors’ Schedules Knowing when to remodel is not just about material costs. You also have to consider how busy the contractor is. Just as in your own work, you know that there are certain times when you are swamped and others when everything seems to flow at the right pace. Contractors are generally the same way; they too have busy and slow seasons. It’s a good idea to talk with them ahead of time, to find when the better times are for them so that you can get the full attention you deserve. You also want to be sure that you find the right contractor for your job. In other words, a contractor that has the experience and size to take on your particular project. Part of working with your contractor is planning early and allowing for a little flexibility. This will allow your contractor to work more efficiently. And since the mistakes and backtracking are likely to be greatly reduced, the “slightly off-season” is one of the best times to remodel! Get a Jump on Seasonal Work Just because San Diego isn’t known for it’s extreme seasons, doesn’t mean some projects don’t always pop up during certain times of year. For instance, window replacements and air conditioning units are most often summer projects. But try focusing on these areas in early spring or late fall. The prices and demand will be reduced. Furnaces and fireplaces, along with roofing, are usually ignored before fall, so have these types of projects done over the summer. And while everyone thinks about that new summer deck in late spring, plan ahead and get your deck started in the winter. Take advantage of our mild winters. The best time to remodel is, of course, going to change depending on the project you are planning. In most cases, it is a good idea to have your project take place a month or two before or after everyone else will be calling for the same project. Overall, the biggest assets on your side for choosing the right time to do a big home project are thinking ahead and planning early. They are far more important than weather. The best project, without fail, always ends up being the one that is thoroughly thought out. If you’re considering a home renovation or remodel, please contact us at https://thecollinsbuilding.com to get that early start on the design and planning stage.

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EXCLUSIVE: This Bill Would Eliminate Biden’s $27B Green ‘Slush Fund’ House Republicans want to roll back a $27 billion “green bank,” the largest grant program in the massive spending bill dubbed the Inflation Reduction Act and passed in August by the Democrat-controlled Congress. Rep. Gary Palmer, R-Ala., chairman of the Republican Policy Committee and a member of the House Energy and Commerce Committee under the new GOP-controlled House, introduced legislation to get rid of the “slush fund” set up for use by President Joe Biden. The House panel plans to mark up the bill next week. “There is a lack of accountability. This was done in the dark of night,” Palmer told The Daily Signal. “It’s a slush fund meant to benefit one constituency, but not anyone else. There will be a lot of cronyism.” Earlier this month, the Environmental Protection Agency announced the early stages of grants for the green bank, formally called the Greenhouse Gas Reduction Fund. The fund was designed to set up two pots of money, $20 billion for the General Assistance and Low-Income and Disadvantaged Communities Program to be divided between two and 15 recipients, and $7 billion for the Zero-Emissions Technology Program to be divided among 60 recipients. “The initial program design announced today will ensure the fund fulfills its mandate to deliver benefits to all in a transparent and inclusive fashion,” EPA Administrator Michael Regan said in a Feb. 14 statement. “With $27 billion from President Biden’s investments in America, this program will mobilize billions more in private capital to reduce pollution and improve public health, all while lowering energy costs, increasing energy security, creating good-paying jobs and boosting economic prosperity in communities across the country,” Regan added. How Green Bank Works In its Feb. 14 announcement, the EPA said the agency expects to open competitions for funding from the two programs under the Greenhouse Gas Reduction Fund by this coming summer. The grants will have to align with the Biden administration’s Justice40 Initiative, which requires that 40% of overall spending from a federal initiative go to “disadvantaged communities,” which the administration defines as “marginalized, underserved, and overburdened by pollution.” “It doesn’t help disadvantaged communities where 20 million households are behind on their utility bills,” Palmer said. The $7 billion pot is reserved for states, municipalities, tribal governments, and nonprofit organizations. The goal is to leverage private funding, according to the EPA. This money will be used “to enable the deployment of residential rooftop solar, community solar, and associated storage and upgrades in low-income and disadvantaged communities,” the agency says. The $20 billion pot is reserved for nonprofits “that will collaborate with community financing institutions like green banks, community development financial institutions, credit unions, housing finance agencies, and others,” according to the EPA. Of that pot, $8 billion will be for low-income and disadvantaged communities in alignment with the Biden administration’s Justice40 Initiative, and primarily will involve nonprofit organizations. The Environmental Protection Agency did not respond directly to The Daily Signal for this report. ‘Reminds Me of Solyndra’ No money has gone out yet. But the Coalition for Green Capital, an advocacy group, has identified multiple projects that could use funding from both grant pots on Day One. These projects include $50 million for renewable projects in affordable housing in New York; $28 million for affordable housing with solar panels in Texas; $20 million for building an electrification project in Connecticut; $15 million for residential energy efficiency projects in California; $14 million for a “smart meter” project in Hawaii; and $10 million for so-called resilience, solar, and efficiency projects in Florida. “This will just be solar panels on rooftops,” Palmer said. “Renewables don’t last forever. In fact, they have a short lifespan and are expensive to replace.” Palmer said he fears that the EPA’s green bank will result in something like the $535 million loan made by the Obama administration to the politically connected solar power company Solyndra, which ended up going bankrupt and was investigated by the FBI. “This reminds me of Solyndra. That was $500 million down the tubes,” the Alabama Republican said. Moreover, Palmer noted, this effort would boost America’s top adversary. “For solar panels, 70% of materials come from China. We don’t have a lot of rare earth elements,” Palmer said. Implementing the Green Bank However, even supporters of the Greenhouse Gas Reduction Fund question whether it can be implemented effectively, namely EPA employees. Earlier this month, the EPA employees union—AFGE Council 238, which represents about 14,000 employees—briefed members of Congress about the burden of a staffing shortage when the agency’s mission is being expanded. “Implementation of the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA), the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law (BIL) and EPA’s fiscal year 2023 funding increase will not be meaningful if EPA staff is so overburdened that they cannot bring home benefits to the American people,” the union says in a memo to lawmakers. The memo adds: “Our mission has grown enormously, and climate challenges continue to escalate, but EPA’s ability to hire and retain staff is at a crisis point. In the past year, Congress has added many new responsibilities to EPA’s plate.” Meanwhile, the cost for reaching the Biden administration’s goal of net-zero carbon emissions by 2050 will be $275 trillion, according to a report last year from McKinsey & Co. “The U.S. share of that is $22 trillion to $28 trillion,” Palmer told The Daily Signal. “You have to ask yourself what is a $27 billion bank going to accomplish, other than the devastation of local economies?” Long-Standing Goal for Left A national green bank, or climate bank, long has been a goal for the Left, with Rep. Debbie Dingell, D-Mich., proposing bills to establish such a bank in the 116th Congress and again in the 117th Congress. “The $27 billion in the Inflation Reduction Act for a national Greenhouse Gas Reduction Fund is the single largest investment in clean energy, environmental justice, and carbon pollution reduction in American history,” Dingell said in a prepared statement Feb. 14. “We have proven green bank models nationwide, including in Michigan, that not only mobilize investment directly into the most critical projects, but are creating incredible economic opportunity, with good-paying, high-value jobs.” However, Dingell’s past climate bank bills at least provided for an audit board and risk management committee to address accountability concerns, Palmer noted. The language in the Inflation Reduction Act provides few accountability measures, he said. A 2021 research paper by the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine, “Accelerating Decarbonization of the U.S. Energy System,” asserted that about $30 billion in government funding would be required to achieve desired targets for reducing carbon emissions. “Private sources of capital are unlikely to be sufficient to finance the low-carbon economic transition, especially during the 2020s when the effort is new,” the National Academies paper says. It continues: Partial financing by a Green Bank would reduce risk for private investors and encourage rapid expansion of private sources capital. To better align the economy with the risks and benefits of transition policies and climate change, the committee includes a policy to require annual Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) reporting of these risks and benefits by private companies and their inclusion in stress tests by the Federal Reserve and in all cost-benefit analyses by federal agencies. Green Banks on Smaller Scale Similar green banks in the United States have spent $2.5 billion in addition to $6.5 billion in private sector money, Reed Hundt, co-founder and CEO of the Coalition for Green Capital, told Canary Media in August. New York state’s NY Green Bank is the nation’s largest such bank. Washington, D.C., established the first green bank for a city in the United States. Connecticut Green Bank and the nonprofit, Florida-based Solar and Energy Fund have functioned as green banks, Canary Media reported. More than 30 such institutions operate either as public or private entities, according to the American Consortium of Green Banks, which is aligned with the Coalition for Green Capital. California and Vermont each have three such institutions, while some other states have more than one. Traditionally conservative-leaning states such as Texas, South Carolina, and Missouri even have some form of a green bank, according to the consortium. Connecticut Green Bank, the oldest green bank in the U.S., has worked with environmental groups in the state to create an appropriate “scorecard,” according to an article published early this month in Inside Investigator by Chris Herb, president and CEO of Connecticut Energy Marketers Association. “With efforts to electrify the economy, one environmental group is currently working to create an environmental scorecard for every single house in the state,” Herb wrote. “So far, Connecticut Green Bank has color-coded almost every house in 78 out of the 169 towns in the state.” “It’s a massive project which includes documenting what kind of fuel you use; what materials were used to build your home; what materials are in your walls, and even if you use air conditioning units in your windows,” Herb added. In Britain, a green bank established in 2012 came under heavy scrutiny from Parliament’s Public Accounts Committee after an Australian bank bought the British green bank in 2018. The committee determined the government didn’t measure whether the green bank had achieved climate objectives. The committee accused the bank of a “deeply regrettable” failure, The Guardian reported. Have an opinion about this article? To sound off, please email letters@DailySignal.com and we’ll consider publishing your edited remarks in our regular “We Hear You” feature. Remember to include the url or headline of the article plus your name and town and/or state. This article was originally published by Dailysignal.com. Read the original article here. ‘Trans’ and ‘Non-Binary’ 10-Year-Old Struggles To Read Speech About ‘Change Rooms’ Bank Failures, Bailouts Show How to Crash Economy, Big-Government Style DEI Takes America’s Eyes Off Prize NewsBusters Podcast: Big Tech Mangling of COVID, Climate, and Hunter Biden

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The Constance Group > Blog > Leadership > Setting the Example – What True Leadership Looks Like Category: Leadership Setting the Example – What True Leadership Looks Like When we think of leaders, oftentimes our minds jump to images of people in positions of power – CEOs, managers, executives, etc. But the truth is, everyone has the potential to be a leader. You don’t need a title to be a leader. In fact, people who say they’re “in charge” or that they’re “the boss” are really not leading at all. So what does true leadership look like? True leadership is about setting an example. It’s about being someone that other people are willing to follow because they see you as credible and authentic. People want to feel appreciated, valued, and important, so it’s important to talk to them in a way that meets those needs. And finally, remember that not everyone is the same – so you’ll need to adapt your style depending on who you’re talking to. If you can keep these things in mind, you’ll be well on your way to becoming a true leader – regardless of what title you have (or don’t have).

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Episode 359: Holiday ReFlicktions Merry Christmas (just passed) and Happy New Year and in between time, in the meantime, it's the rundown of the movies that Mikey, Dave and #Twitterless Dr Earl has seen in the last several weeks. Among the discussions, the guys touch on the problem with YA movies... the flop of Mortal Engines... Natalie Portman in Annihilation... Hot Burgess Talk... Mikey's Shudder... Mikey's Star is Born... Dave's turning the corner on Vanessa Hudgens... and tapping into the Spider-Verse. And the final Top Five of the Year is released, with a Top Ten of 2018 coming in a few months! Movies reviewed: Robin Hood... Annihilation... Kalifornia... First Reformed... The Ballad of Buster Scruggs... The Commuter... Minding the Gap... The Other Side of the World... The Front Runner... Summer of '84... Mayhem... Revenge (not the Costner flick)... Green Book... Instant Family... A Star is Born... Spider-Man: Into the Spider Verse... The Christmas Chronicles... Attack of the Killer Donuts... Roma... Once Upon a Deadpool...

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N. Korea’s “New Look” Nuclear Program Pyongyang’s nuclear program hasn’t been in the headlines lately. In the next few months that could change. By Scott A. Snyder for The Diplomat North Korea’s “new look” leadership, including speculation about both leadership and potential economic reforms, have drawn the lion’s share of media attention in recent weeks. As a result, the fact that North Korea’s nuclear program continues unchecked has dropped from the headlines following North Korea’s failed rocket launch in April and the subsequent breakdown of the Obama administration’s “leap day” understanding with North Korea. An article this month by Frank V. Pabian and Siegfried Hecker in the Bulletin of Atomic Scientists and an Institute of Science and International Security (ISIS) report by David Albright and Christina Walrond are firm reminders that North Korea’s nuclear program continue regardless of whether or not they are in the headlines. Pabian and Hecker build on geo-spatial analysis of North Korea’s two previous tests to suggest possible options North Korea might take (or might have already taken) in the event they decide to conduct a third test. The ISIS paper provides preliminary estimates regarding North Korea’s potential production of weapon-grade plutonium if they decide to use the LWR currently nearing completion at Yongbyun for such purposes. However, North Korea’s uranium enrichment efforts add a sizable degree of uncertainty to estimates of North Korea’s fissile material stocks because there is no credible means of monitoring North Korean production of weapons-grade materials now that North Korea is using centrifuge technology, most likely at a secret site, for the purpose of uranium enrichment. But as he takes steps to consolidate his power, Kim Jong-un appears to be holding the program even closer, acknowledging the program as his father’s achievement by including mention of it in North Korea’s revised constitution. It is even possible to imagine that North Korea’s nuclear deterrent might even become an internal justification for North Korea to pursue limited economic reforms that in turn, may tempt neighbors to strengthen relations with Kim Jong-un’s nuclear North Korea. As a first step in this direction, North Korea has normalized its relationship with China, with China’s CCP International Liaison Department head Wang Jiarui becoming the first foreign official to meet with Kim Jong-un. Kim Jong-un’s uncle Jang Song-taek visited China weeks later to talk about two major economic zones on which the two sides have agreed to cooperate. A rumored Kim Jong-un visit to China would be a major step toward conferring legitimacy upon Kim Jong-un and shoring up external financial support for the new leader in the name of stability, even while North Korea’s nuclear program continues apace. South Korea’s new president, to be elected in December, is also likely to pursue better relations, including a more stable inter-Korean relationship that is unlikely to be conditioned solely on North Korea’s denuclearization. Even if these developments provide a near-term motive for North Korea to defer a nuclear test, they will leave the U.S. marginalized in its efforts to deny acceptance of North Korea’s nuclear status. The task of coordinating South Korea’s likely shift in policy toward engagement while refusing to acquiesce to North Korea as a nuclear power would be difficult enough to manage if there is a transition in power only in South Korea, but the there is also the possibility of a dual power transition in Washington and Seoul in the event that President Obama does not win re-election. This circumstance presents a worrisome opportunity for North Korea to keep pressing forward on its own nuclear program, and could provide two new administrations with an early and urgent test for the alliance. Even if North Korea’s nuclear program is off the front pages, it does not lessen the gravity or capacity of the North Korea issue to become a major policy headache for both Washington and Seoul in 2013. Scott A. Snyder is senior fellow for Korea studies and director of the program on U.S.-Korea policy at the Council on Foreign Relations. He was previously a senior associate in the international relations program of The Asia Foundation and Pacific Forum CSIS. He blogs at Asia Unbound, where this piece originally appeared. North Korea's Nuclear Program Nuclear Proliferation Obama Talks Tough on North Korea Barack Obama issues a stern warning over North Korea’s planned satellite test scheduled for next month. North Korea and a Nuclear Summit North Korea has been excluded from next week’s nuclear summit in Seoul. Maybe it should have been invited. South Korea Expresses ‘Regret’ at North Korean Violation of 2018 Military Agreement Kim Jong Un oversaw live-fire coastal artillery drills that Seoul sees as a violation of a September 2018 agreement. Pyongyang Summit Declaration Strays From Denuclearization Goals By Bruce Klingner There's something familiar about the inter-Korean Pyongyang Declaration.

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Buying apartments in Dubai. What is important to consider? You must clearly understand that to buy an apartment in dubai for yourself is one thing, and acquiring real estate as a profitable investment object is quite another. Depending on the goals pursued, you need to choose the area, and the area of ​​the property, and the age of the building itself, if we are talking about apartments, etc. For example, if you are buying housing for yourself, then be guided by the availability of infrastructure nearby and proximity to your place of work, because traffic jams in densely populated areas of Dubai are a common occurrence. Here are 3 Things To Consider Before Buying apartments in Dubai 1. Buy on the secondary market or not? In Dubai, you can buy a completely new home, or you can buy something that has already been in use. Another option is to buying apartments in Dubai directly from the developer. Usually, the contract in this case is concluded when the construction of the facility is at an early stage, so you have to wait until it is ready. You can benefit from this, because, firstly, you can pay for housing in installments, and secondly, you are insured against a rise in real estate prices (and prices for it in Dubai are constantly increasing). But this way of buying has one drawback: the finished housing may be somewhat different from what you have planned for yourself, or the time frame for its construction may be delayed. Resale housing (especially when it comes to houses or apartments that are more than 10 years old) is usually cheaper than new. 2. Why is it profitable to invest in real estate in Dubai Companies from more than 140 countries have their offices in Dubai, which increases the interest in commercial real estate Constant demand for rental apartments and apartments. More than 80% of Dubai residents are visitors, lease agreements are concluded immediately for a year Flexible taxation system, the possibility of repatriation of profits, the absence of many taxes (for example, income tax and VAT), simple and fast procedures for obtaining visas, trade agreements, registrations and permits In 2021, about 16 million tourists visited Dubai. The influx of tourists from Russia increased by 28% compared to 2020. According to experts, the tourist flow in 2022 will amount to more than 20 million people A stable positive vector for the development of the state economy. The government has relied on its diversification, which makes the forecasts regarding the economic state of the country in the long term very favorable 3. Where is the best place to buy an apartment or apartments in the UAE? Palm Jumeirah is an artificial island that covers 5.72 km². On the territory of this area of ​​​​Dubai the monorail transport goes without a driver. The Palm Jumeirah is home to the Pro Art Gallery and The Lost Chambers Aquarium. The median income from a two-bedroom apartment is 6.4%. The price of apartments starts at 1.17 million dirhams ($320,000). Two-bedroom apartments are offered from AED 2.7 million ($730,000). Business Bay occupies 6 square kilometers in the heart of Dubai. Excellent location, as well as the reputation of a business and hotel center, as well as the dynamism of development, attracts corporate and private investors to the area. Rental prices start at $12,253 per year for a small studio. At the moment there is an opportunity to purchase apartments in Reva Residence and Merano Tower. PrevHow to Lead Employees to Seek Out Professional Development Considerations Before Moving Your Business OverseasNext

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CANGO Mobility- Tailor-Made Solutions for Your Needs Since the invention of the steam-powered engine, the automotive industry has come a long way. With over two centuries of continuous development and industrialization and also an increase in disposable incomes around the globe, the need for this market has increased too. This has brought forth a kind of environment suitable for the growth of other industries and has thus become a crucial aspect of growing economies worldwide. The markets today are brimming with strong competition, and are emerging with new technologies. One of them is automotive telematics. In simple terms, telematics is a communication technology made for the automobile industry that is primarily based on information flowing to and that is generated from the vehicles which are connected via wireless networks. This technology is a sweet convergence between wireless communications, location technology, and also vehicle electronics, all of which have successfully pushed the automobile industry into the new age of information. Featuring for The Enterprise World’s cover feature of this issue of Most Trusted EV Technology Solution Providers To Watch – 2022 is CANGO Mobility, your one technology partner for Vehicle-to-X solutions. The Company- CANGO Mobility is a company that primarily provides automotive and telematics solutions and has been in the industry for more than 12 years now. From the very start of the company, the team has proved its ability to look at problems from a different perspective and provide innovative solutions. This approach has led to the company providing customers with some of the most reliable, cost-effective and intelligent solutions for the clients. “With a stable team that accumulates more than 20 years experience in the telematics field, CANGO can be anybody’s number one technology partner for Vehicle- to- X solutions.” Challenging the Challenges- Challenges are a part of the journey. Without any challenges, there wouldn’t be creative minds and sustainable and workable solutions. Every company goes through a phase of growth, where the main factor that stimulates this growth is the challenges. For CANGO Mobility, challenges have been a part of the very first day, but with grit, integrity, creativity, and innovation, they have always sailed forward. Due to the team’s high flexibility, responsibility, and extensive customer support, the CANGO team is fully committed to doing so for its customers and partners, without any exceptions. Also, the challenges related to development and custom solutions have made them experts in their field and made them become what they are today. “We are very confident in our knowledge and know that we have gathered a lot of experience from the use-cases that we worked for, that is why we became a reference in telematics industry and we are working with the top 3 telematics suppliers’ providers in the world.” Stable, Strong Growth- It is hard to put the finger on the map and say that this is the point from which to company started to grow. It is not a single race, not even a sprint. The company has been continuously growing and in the same time continuously learning. CANGO Mobility has a strong position in the market, and it is recognized for the quality of the solutions that they are offering. “We are focused on data quality and data accuracy, and we make sure the solution is customized and developed on exactly the client’s needs.” And the best comparison is; that every single human that wants what is the best and works and invests in this way: best house, best car, best clothes, best cell phone, etc. CANGO Mobility works with lifetime quality in the mindset as they want their customers to treat their fleets with the same responsibility and respect as they treat themselves in their personal life. Quality products mean long-term investments and benefits. A Graph of Exponential Growth- The team is very proud of the fact that their CANGOclick- the device that can read the CANbus information without cutting the wires, so in a non-intrusive way was sold in more than 1 million units all over the world, in different projects from logistics to mobility. Also, this product has a lifetime warranty and so it is used by some OEMs in their production process. “Our graphs started to change few years ago when we firstly received Best Practises Frost and Sullivan Award for CANbus solutions.” The game changer was when the company got this distinction for two different years, which only proves how well the team has maintained the same level of quality, support, and trustworthiness. Just this previous year, CANGO Mobility received the award for Best Fleet Service from Informa Automotive. “We strive hard to be the long-term players and partners and always take any challenge as a new opportunity for growth.” All of CANGO Mobility’s values and way of making business are based on a strong foundation and with great knowledge and background in the field. Everyone in the CANGO Mobility team works with the customer’s dedication in mind and commitment to deliver. One of the core values is innovation- the team offers a new and unique solution according to the client’s requests. Innovation enables them to focus on beating their competition and serving the clients better. One of the main things that the team is known in the market is availability. “We listen all our clients carefully and understand each project is important no matter how big or small is.” Their Products and Services- CANGO Mobility is an expert in Canbus and other vehicle data networks. The company’s solutions are used in the telematics industry, fleet management, transportation, logistics, mobility, car-sharing, public transportation, delivery, etc. The main differentiator is that besides the hardware that they have developed the team is now able to license their knowledge, and their data base, to any 3rd part device no matter what type is. “We call it CANbus library and it is a small software component that it is installed in our client’s hardware.” As complicated as it looks it is actually very simple to be used as everyone knows the principle of smartphone: device- operating system- applications. The Next Big Thing- The company is all ready to step into the future. As the market is affected by components shortage and all the companies are complaining about that, CANGO Mobility is ready for the future by offering the CANbus library. In this way, the company has managed to retrofit many solutions that were already installed in the vehicles without adding any additional hardware. The main advantage of using the CAnbus library is that a device is already prepared for upgrade and update with different other applications like driver behavior, car sharing applications, anti-theft application, and trailer data. It is like Rubik’s cube or like a modular system. The client’s device is the body, the CANbus library is the core and then the looks are given by the future apps. Bespoke approach! The team has identified many needs in terms of support and assistance and is working on some solutions to make the installer’s life easier and strengthen what means knowledge transfer and licensing process. It will be a unique approach and will also be dedicated to companies that are not yet CANGO Mobility clients. “Openness is the key to the future.” Bianca Barbu- The Leading Force- When Bianca first entered in this industry, she had no clue what even telematics means. With a strong background in Banks and Stock and Exchange, she has specialized in Marketing and Business Communication. She joined CANGO Mobility 11 years ago, after serving her fair share for three years in the insurance industry. “It was and still is a men’s world, so I have to find my place in it.” After years of rooting in the industry, and training herself in every possible area, it is now safe to say that Bianca is well-anchored in this world, and with her feet on the ground. With the many events that she participates in, she surely has had a very proud journey so far. The CANGO Mobility Team- CANGO Mobility team is unique because it still has in it the componence; the people that were there from the very beginning. The unicity comes from the fact that the team puts accent on young people and appreciates and values their ideas. They are the future and in order to innovative and always ready for the market you need to keep up with the latest and ultimate developments. There are so many examples of companies that were founded by young people, and they are successful so the CANGO Mobility team is always refreshing their vision and manner of working by considering what the youngest persons in the team are saying. One important aspect in the company is that everybody knows the details for the projects that the team is developing. “Even if we are talking about a single line of software coding the team that is working on that has the big picture in mind and it is always thinking with one step ahead.” PrevGround 11- Enriching Lives through Extraordinary Design Premier Virtual- Hiring Happens Here!Next Most Trusted EV Technology Solution Providers To Watch - 2022 Featured Person: Bianca Barbu (CMO) Company Name: CANGO Mobility Headquarters: Bucharest, RO No. of Employees: 11-50 info@cangomobility.com

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United States v. Ernest Vereen Jr (11th Cir. April 2019) Firearm Offenses/21 U.S.C. § 922 – Defendants charged with possession of a firearm by a convicted felon under § 922(g)(1) are not entitled to a jury instruction that their possession was “innocent” or “transitory.” Ernest Vereen Jr. was convicted for possession of a firearm by a convicted felon under § 922(g)(1). At his trial, a mailman testified that he had seen a gun in Vereen’s mailbox, and Vereen was arrested after police witnessed him walk out of his apartment, pull the gun out of the mailbox, and put it in his pocket. Vereen testified that he was surprised to find the gun in the mailbox, that he had taken it out to give to the police, and that he put it in his pocket so his children would not see it. The government countered that Vereen made conflicting statements and that a shotgun was found in the apartment along with ammunition matching the gun in the mailbox. On appeal, Vereen challenged the trial court’s refusal to instruct the jury on “the innocent transitory possession (“ITP”) defense, which Vereen defined as a faultless and brief possession that does not constitute “possession” under § 922(g)(1). The Court affirmed the conviction and sentence, holding that the ITP defense “is not available as a defense against § 922(g).” The Court reasoned that there was no textual support for the ITP in the statute, and since § 922(g)(1) is a general intent crime and not one requiring a willful violation of the law, “the purpose or the timespan” of a defendant’s possession of a firearm is irrelevant since § 922(g)(1) “explicitly punishes possession, not retention.” The Court added that the ITP defense would be “extremely difficult to administer” and suggested that defendants may be entitled to a justification or necessity defense under similar circumstances. Under the circumstances in this case, however, those defenses may not apply since Vereen could have called the police or kept his children away from the mailbox, The Court added that it could not ignore the shotgun and matching ammunition also found in the apartment. Vereen raised additional arguments that “unlawful possession” under § 922(g)(1) was unconstitutionally vague, that the government failed to prove his prior convictions were violent felonies under the ACCA, that his sentence was unconstitutionally enhanced based on facts not proven to a jury, and that § 922(g) was unconstitutional. The Court rejected Vereen’s argument that “unlawful possession” was unconstitutionally vague as a result of the Court not having previously decided whether the ITP defense is available. The court rejected this argument under plain error review, noting that it found no legal support for the notion that “a court’s failure to affirmatively determine whether a defense is available for a crime renders the underlying criminal statute unconstitutionally vague.” The court further held that Vereen’s prior convictions for Florida aggravated battery and felony battery were predicate ACCA convictions, noting that the he was convicted of felony battery under the “bodily harm prong.” The Court also rejected Vereen’s arguments that his sentence was unconstitutionally increased based on prior convictions that were never submitted to a jury and that § 922(g) is an unconstitutional exercise of the Commerce Clause, as both arguments are foreclosed by precedent in Apprendi v. New Jersey, 530 U.S. 466 (2000) and United States v. Scott, 263 F.3d 1270 (11th Cir. 2001), respectively. Opinion by Marcus, joined by Newsom and Anderson

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Smoothie Diet Work Everyone loves smoothies. You can ask anyone trying to lose weight or fitness people always on the go. They’re easy and fast to make, and they are enough to get you going through the day. They are delicious and nutritious too! But not all of smoothies are the same. Some smoothies really help you with your diet. If you’ve been on the lookout for a recipe or a program that can help you with this, Drew Sgoutas’ Smoothie Diet might just be exactly what you’re looking for. The ebook includes the healthiest smoothie recipes you can find to help you suppress your weight. But it’s not your typical recipe book –The Smoothie Diet is a customized 21-day program aimed to help you lose weight through a healthy diet. Want to learn more? We are going to lay out all you will need to know in this particular review. Before you continue, you may want to watch this video of Gates’ Way on YouTube that gives a quick review. After, you will want to read the rest of the article for a more comprehensive review of Smoothie Diet. What’s The Smoothie Diet? Smoothie Diet Work As mentioned before, The Smoothie Diet isn’t only a plain ebook about smoothies. It’s a 21-day weight loss program to help you rapidly lose weight through easy-to-make smoothies. It’s also aimed to improve your health and your energy. Drew Sgoutas, a certified health coach, is the man behind this program. He created this 21-day program for his customers that wanted to lose weight. Drew Sgoutas made this ebook so he can assist his clients to stick to a low-sugar and diet after they finish the 21-day program. Everything on this program is based on his expertise as a health coach. He based it on his customers’ needs and goals. Although he isn’t a dietician, all of the ingredients and nutritional properties involved are well researched to maximize the program’s effectiveness. All you would be doing is to replace some of your foods with the smoothie recipes he had supplied. To maintain the weight you’ve lost from coming back, the ingredient to nutrient ratios are varied week per week. Just stick to the specific frequency and sequence when you consume the smoothie. The best thing about this program is that it is very flexible. So even when you’ve finished the 21 days, you may keep on using it until you’ve reached your objective. And, weight loss isn’t the one thing that you gain from this. You’ll experience better sleep, clearer skin, and more energy. So just what do you get if you get the ebook? As mentioned before, it’s more than just healthy smoothie recipes. It contains a 21-day program, a weekly shopping list, a detox program, and a guide to help you. Because it is an ebook, everything here will be in an electronic format. You can access it anywhere using your device, whether you are using a tablet computer, a telephone, or even a PC. You won’t be wasting your time waiting for the book to arrive. Since it’s in a digital format, you can start with the program right away. If you prefer a hard copy, you can print the manual. Prior to starting with the 21-day weight loss journey, you’ll be needed to do a 3-day detox first. Your first two meals will be needed to be replaced with smoothies for 21 days. Your 3rd meal should also contain low calories. The book gives you the recipe you’ll need for that day. You will repeat this routine for 3 weeks. But don’t worry about crashing though, the program allows you 1 cheat day per week. And while it focuses on smoothies, there’s a list of the food you can eat and enjoy here. Smoothie Diet Work There is a good reason why the program only lasts for 21 days. The main ingredients that the smoothies will contain would be vegetables and fruits. If you keep doing this program for many months, you may suffer from nutritional deficiencies. And because this is a liquid diet, there’s the possibility of your energy levels to decrease in the long run. Going through a drastic change in your diet can result in nausea, dizziness, diarrhea, headaches, and even problems with your concentration. Liquid diets can also decrease your muscles, and it may cause to develop digestive issues and gallstones if you do this for over 1 month. Though you may continue using the program after 21 days, Drew advises not to go beyond 1 month. Although the ingredients in these recipes are nutritious and healthy, but these alone won’t be enough to sustain your body in the long run. You would eventually have to return to eating solid food. This program might not be intended to be used for many months. Still, the habits you gained should help you from returning to your unhealthy lifestyle. Anyone that has been wanting to shed a few pounds can use the program. It’s also for people that want to start living with a healthy diet. If you want to lose some weight but you don’t have much time, this is a great tool for you. You’ll be able to shed weight while remaning healthy. The plan can help anyone fix their diet as well as remove health problems in their lifestyle. It helps reverse the negative effects of consuming food that is processed. Anybody who has food allergies should also be cautious when they are following the program. As stated earlier, if you have health conditions, or under medication, or if you’re restricted to consume certain foods, consult with your doctor, dietician, or nutrition expert first to prevent any bad reactions. Smoothie Diet Work Where to buy Smoothie Diet? They usually offer the entire package at $47. They have limited-time offers every now and then. They give a $10 off on their program, which puts the entire package at a $37 price tag. You won’t have to wait for a few weeks to start the program after purchasing it. Since it’s a digital product, you will have access to it straight away. As for concerns about returns, don’t worry. They can have you covered for 60 days after your purchase. If you believe this isn’t for you, you can email them directly and request a refund. They promise it’s a hassle-free transaction and it will not have any risks at all. Before we proceed to the final section of this review, let’s discuss a short overview that will help you decide whether or not The Smoothie Diet is for you. We’ll make a list of all the pros and cons of buying this program to make things easier for you. The Smoothie Diet ebook is a excellent way to get you started with your weight loss journey. It gives you healthy recipes and even a shopping list that will help you begin eating healthier food. However, if you want to see good results, you need to stick with the 21-day program. You will be required to replace two of your meals with smoothies. Additionally, your third meal should also be at 1200 calories in the slightest. The best thing about the program is that it builds your healthy habits. You’ll be reaching out to fruits and vegetables rather than junk food if you need to bite on something. This can help you curb those cravings too. The Smoothie Diet can help you stay away from processed food. Even though it’s not recommended to diabetic people or anyone who must follow a strict diet to their health. The Smoothie Diet is a superb way to lose a few pounds within 1 month when helping you eliminate those junk food cravings. It is alright to continue with the program if you still need to lose weight after 21 days. The entire plan is simple to follow even after you have completed the required 21 days, so you should be able to successfully lose weight. Just bear in mind that moving through a liquid diet for a long period may have some side effects on your body. Make sure you still get your required nourishment. If you have many physical activities during the day, make sure you get the necessary food and rest to keep your body healthy. That is going to depend on you. If you go back to your unhealthy habits, then there is a huge chance to gain back all of that weight. Luckily, the program can help you remove those cravings. It enables you to construct a healthy eating habit to keep that weight off permanently. To help you live a healthier lifestyle after you’re done with the program, there is a section dedicated to help you transition back into your regular eating patterns. Every now and then you’ll be consuming the smoothies but it won’t be as frequent as you did before. This will help you live a healthy lifestyle after the program. Will it be okay to use if I have type 1 or type-2 diabetes? The smoothie recipes contain fruits and vegetables. Though they are healthy, they also contain sugar. Consult with your doctor or nutritionist first.

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