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[ null, "A police think tank has for the first time released a standard operating procedure for law enforcement in India on how to investigate crypto crimes and seize and safeguard cryptocurrencies during the investigation .\n\nLaw enforcement must have their own crypto wallet to store seized virtual digital assets, and they must liaise with crypto exchanges to block a suspect’s wallet or reset keys to defuse transactions in an ongoing investigation. course, as directed by the Bureau of Police Research Development. (BPRD), a think tank under the Interior Ministry, said in its guidelines.\n\nInvestigators dealing with cybercrimes involving cryptocurrencies have been asked to thoroughly document the scene during the process of opening a crypto wallet so that the evidence can be preserved and used in court.\n\nCurrently, there are no national guidelines on cryptocurrency-related cases, due to which law enforcement agencies often struggle, especially in seizing and tracing suspects.\n\nAlthough the central government has started taxing income from crypto transactions at the rate of 30%, the country has yet to regulate cryptocurrencies and investigations into such cases are probed through existing cyber laws.\n\nIllicit transactions using cryptocurrencies in 2021 were estimated at $14 billion, up 79% from $7.8 billion the previous year, according to a Jan. 6 report from The Wall Street Journal.\n\nThe value of Bitcoin alone currently stands at $1.98 trillion, Reserve Bank of India Deputy Governor T Rabi Shankar said during a speech to the Indian Banks Association on February 14. . There were 17,436 cryptocurrencies and 458 crypto exchanges, he said. .\n\nOnce it is determined that there has been involvement of cryptocurrencies in a crime, law enforcement should respond quickly to seize them, in accordance with standard operating procedure, which has been reviewed by HT.\n\n“Law enforcement should determine if the wallet can be accessed by obtaining the necessary passcodes or keys,” the guidelines state.\n\nIf the wallet is not encrypted, the document says, officers could have full access (provided proper warrants were obtained for the seizure of the device), but if the wallet is encrypted, ask the suspect to providing the encryption code, passwords, or seed words was the easiest access method.\n\nIf immediate access to a suspect’s wallet is not possible, or if the suspect denies access to encrypted wallets, the affected device should be put on airplane mode or placed in a faraday bag to prevent tampering. according to the guidelines. A Faraday bag blocks electromagnetic fields and protects enclosed digital devices.\n\nTo open crypto wallets, agents can ask a suspect for passwords, seeds, or any credentials required to log in.\n\nTo store seized cryptocurrency, “law enforcement must have their own bitcoin/crypto wallet,” the office said.\n\nFor online wallets, the help of third parties where the currency is stored can also be taken to freeze accounts and help seize funds left online. “Police can do this using the same method to freeze traditional bank accounts, but the warrant must be directed to the operator of the online wallet,” the SOP said.\n\nLaw enforcement officers were asked to thoroughly document the scene during the seizure of cryptocurrencies.\n\nSince access to a crypto wallet is often encrypted, the bureau instructed officers to follow best practices to maintain the current state of the device to prevent it from locking up when idle. , in case the suspect’s computer or mobile is unlocked. “In the case of a cell phone, a faraday bag should be used,” he said.\n\n“The crypto wallet can be opened in another device by documenting the entire process with an independent witness following the appropriate chain of custody,” the SOP states.\n\n“Since cryptocurrency uses a decentralized network of computers or nodes, it is difficult to know who is doing the transaction, and a person can have so many public keys and can be seated anywhere in the world, which makes it impossible to trace suspects,” Singh said.\n\n“While cryptocurrency is a boon to people in countries with unstable currencies, anonymity poses a major challenge to law enforcement. While all transactions are transparent on the blockchain, it is difficult to pin a wallet to an individual. As a result, it is a safe haven for criminals who carry out ransomware attacks, crypto exchange hacks, and transact in bitcoin,” said Tarun Wig, co-founder of Innefu , a data analytics and cybersecurity company.\n\n“As a country, our law enforcement agencies do not yet have SOPs to investigate crypto crime and identify perpetrators,” Wig said. “While some of the exchanges have made KYC (know your customer) mandatory, there is an urgent need to pin every wallet to a physical entity and categorize all transactions on a risk score.”" ]
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[ null, "\"Freaks\" is a show that is playing inside the showroom at O'Shea's casino. It features the most extreme \"freakish\" human behavior including the skewering of skin, glass eating, walking on glass, sword swallowing, and a variety of other behaviors that are guaranteed to make you squirm, cringe, and gasp. And yet, the most surprising element of this production is the theatrical setting in which these behaviors are set. The brief scenarios evoke a wide range of emotions that seem contradictory...you laugh at the same time you are disgusted, and you feel tenderness while you wince. It is an interesting combination of emotions that exhausts you by the end of the show.\n\nI am very conflicted about this show...I liked it, and yet, this is not a show that I want my daughter to see...there are just too many bad ideas in this production that have to have been spawned by extreme boredom. What would make you want to stick a spiral metal coil in your nose and out your mouth with a power drill? What is going on in your life when eating a light bulb sounds like a good idea? It is announced right at the start of the show, \"this is not a magic show. Everything done by the performers is completely real.\" Why would anyone do these things to themselves? It is a conundrum that is baffling. This, of course, is also the fascination with this show. How can you not watch?\n\nThis is certainly an evolution to a traditional sideshow. The settings and the scenes that are played out with the stunts bring this show to a much higher level. There is emotion and feeling---oftentimes that is completely unexpected. I didn't expect to feel the tender caring between a couple as the man sticks a metal pin first through her arm and then his, in essence, locking the two of them together. I didn't expect to laugh and find the queefing of darts through a blowgun at balloons cute. There are a lot of unexpected elements to this show.\n\nAdditionally, good lights and sound have never really been a part of traditional sideshows. The strong production values of this show really make a difference with the artistic interpretations and help set a mood and atmosphere that makes this show work.\n\nThe showroom at O'Shea's is very intimate, which puts every audience member close enough to the stage to hear the sounds of glass being chewed or the sound of a sword being swallowed. Because of the close proximity of everything, the video screen is not being utilized as well as it could and is sometimes a distraction. I could see the action better live than on the screen and really wanted the screen to give me an alternate perspective.\n\nThe weakest part of the show is the banter and narration between each of the acts. There are times that the energy from one element to the next seems to fall flat.\n\n\"Freaks\" really surprised me. I enjoyed the show and have thought back on it enough times that I know it has given me a lasting impression. This is not a show that will quickly fade in my memory. The show evoked so many emotions in me that I was exhausted by the end of it. I had been well prepared to know what to expect in the production, but was still enthralled to watch it live; and I must admit that I'm the squeamish one in my family, and I honestly didn't expect to make it through the show, but watching these things in this context made it very watchable...and in spite of all of my pre-show misgivings, I have to say that I would recommend this show. Everyone involved in the production did a good job." ]
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[ "Vauxhall will use this year's Goodwood Festival of Speed to unveil the all-new, 325 horsepower Insignia VXR for the first time in the UK, and provide visitors with the chance to see two stunning historic concepts that have not been exhibited in public for many years.\n\nThe high-performance version of this year's European Car of the Year winner will be displayed in the popular Supercar Paddock throughout the event, which runs from July 3-5, ahead of its official media launch the following week.\n\nIn time-honoured FoS tradition, the Insignia VXR – which has just completed a final 10,000 kilometre shakedown at the Nürburgring – will demonstrate its exceptional Adaptive 4X4 chassis twice a day at 9.00am and 1.25pm on Goodwood's notoriously tricky hillclimb course.\n\nJoining the Insignia in the Supercar Paddock will be Vauxhall's most powerful production car ever, the supercharged, rear-wheel-drive, 6.2-litre V8-engined VXR8 Bathurst S Edition. Rumour has it that the Bathurst has been commissioned to create a new ‘Smoke Gets in Your Eyes' display in front of Goodwood House, although this has been strongly denied by officials…\n\nIn pride of place on the Cartier lawn, just across the way from the latest VXRs, will be two historic Vauxhall concepts that have not been seen outside its Luton-based Heritage Centre for nearly two decades.", null, "Originally shown at the 1966 Geneva Salon, the XVR was largely the work of David Jones, Vauxhall's charismatic head of design in the 1960s. Featuring gullwing doors, pop-up headlights and all-independent suspension, the XVR's unique dash treatment was used to test reaction to ideas he had for the later Firenza.", null, "Joining the VXR will be another wholly in-house Vauxhall concept, the radical SRV. First shown at the 1970 Earls Court Motor Show, the sleek, imposing shape belies its four-door practicality. But with an aerofoil, electric self-levelling suspension and a ‘manometer' to measure air pressure on the car's hull, the SRV illustrated Vauxhall's forward thinking technology stance that endures to this day.", null, "2017 Insignia Grand Sport reveals new eyes! As beautiful as Audi's, to be honest", null, null, null ]
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[ null, "Twitter Inc said on Saturday that hackers were able to download account information for up to eight accounts involved in the hack of its systems this week, but said none of them were verified accounts.\n\nThe company said the unidentified attackers targeted 130 accounts, and were able to reset passwords to take control of 45 of them and tweet from those accounts.\n\nIn the attack that occurred on Wednesday, Twitter said hackers were able to view personal information including email addresses and phone numbers of the 130 targeted accounts, but unable to view previous account passwords.\n\n“In cases where an account was taken over by the attacker, they may have been able to view additional information”, Twitter said in the statement without specifying the type of information accessed.\n\nHackers may have also attempted to sell the user names of some of the accounts, it said.\n\nIn its latest statement, Twitter said attackers “manipulated a small number of employees” to gain access to the internal support tools used in the hack.\n\nThe company said it was holding back some of the details of the attack as it continues its investigation and reiterated that it was working with impacted account owners.\n\nThe FBI’s San Francisco division is leading an inquiry into the hacking, with many Washington lawmakers also calling for an account of how it happened." ]
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[ "The Most luxurious Land Based Casinos in the World\n\nWhile the rise of the online casino industry only began as recently as 1994, it has evolved at an incredible rate over the course of the last 21 years. Within the next decade, it is estimated that online gaming revenue will supersede bricks and mortar gambling, with the latter seeing smaller profits in the stellar locations such as Las Vegas and Macau.\n\nHowever, the sheer luxury and opulence of land based is hard to ignore, however (although new VIP games like Playtech’s Grand Royale Live Casino is bringing some of that glamour online). Many of the worlds’ most famous casino resorts will go from strength to strength- particular those that use online gaming as a tool to recruit players from around the world. Sure, you can play on live online roulette tables these days, but nothing beats being there in the flesh and blood at the end of the day.\nSo let’s go behind the scenes and take a look at three of the most popular casinos in the whole world where you can play the best land-based roulette: –", null, "Now while the status of The Bellagio as the world’s premier gambling resort has been largely influenced by Hollywood, this doesn’t mean that this casino’s game floor, accommodation and alternative entertainment isn’t out of this world. Located right in the heart of the Las Vegas Strip in Nevada (some would say dominating the Strip), it delivers a huge range of gaming experiences and tables set in an incredibly lavish interior. This isn’t a place you are going to find ultra low limit roulette tables at. Owned by MGB Resorts, it has also starred in blockbuster films such as The Hangover and most famously Ocean’s Eleven and this has only helped the growth of the Bellagio Legend. The American Roulette tables here are the stuff of legend and have seen their fair share of high rollers betting on the green baize.\n\nIf Vegas is renowned as the spiritual home of gambling, then surely Monte Carlo is renowned as the home of the rich, the famous and the downright beautiful. This is the spiritual home of roulette, if there ever was one. Monte Carlo is the ideal setting for Monaco’s premier casino, which dominates the landscape of the French principality and provides a picturesque resort in which gamblers can spend their hard-earned cash. The lavish Casino De Monte Carlo is a luxury casino that happens to be one of the most stylish gambling destinations on the world, offering everything from eclectic décor to high stakes roulette tables, big money blackjack and blockbuster tournaments.\n\nAlthough the Barona Casino in San Diego is not the most stylish gambling house in the world, it is arguably one of the most quirky. Its main feature is the fact that it is home to the world’s only Blackjack Hall of Fame, which registers the achievements of some of the worlds’ most talented and successful players. This makes it something of a mecca to all curious and aspiring professionals, who wish to hone their craft while also getting a piece of Blackjack’s unique history. Don’t worry though; one of the rules of induction to the Hall of Fame is that anointed players refrain from gambling on the premises! Anyway, you’ll be playing the House in blackjack." ]
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[ null, "It’s official, season 11 of The Walking Dead will be the last but not for Carol and Daryl.\n\nWhile The Walking Dead fights against its rivals for the 2020 Series World Cup – which you can vote for every day right here – AMC made announcements that continued to surprise fans. We recently learned that season 11 of The Walking Dead will be the last, but that’s not all. A spin-off on Daryl and Carol has been ordered, so we know that Norman Reedus and Melissa McBride will return to our small screens. According to the information we have for the moment, the spin-off in question will not be released until 2023 and Angela Kang, already showrunner of the main series, will also be in charge.\n\n“It’s not easy to see the main series stop, but I’m very happy to be working with Scott Gimple and AMC to develop a new series on Daryl and Carol. Working with Norman Reedus and Melissa McBride is one of the great pleasures of my career and I can’t wait for us to continue, together, to tell the stories of their characters “. Angela Kang is not the only one to rejoice in this new series whose title is unknown for the moment since the 2 main actors have also confided and one thing is clear: the enthusiasm is very present.\n\n“Whether playing Carol or as a viewer, I have long been intrigued by Daryl and Carol, and the bond that was established between them from the start of the series. They both went through a lot of things to survive and they share a long history which is what makes them so close and loyal to each other. But there is also a slightly more mysterious aspect to their relationship, a tenderness and a teasing side that I really like “. Side teaser that we have seen a few times in season 10 of The Walking Dead but which, given recent events, could have difficulty reappearing on the screen.\n\nWe know in any case that the relationship between Carol and Daryl will still evolve since they will have a whole series to continue to get to know each other. And like Melissa McBride, Norman Reedus is delighted. “Daryl and Carol’s relationship has always been my favorite on the show – sorry Rick. I love the way they interact and the fact that they have so much in common. I can’t wait to see the direction. go take”. Is there a chance that Carol and Daryl will come together to the point of forming the famous couple “Caryl” that many have waited for years? The answer in … 2023." ]
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[ null, null, null, "In Hamburg, German-Greek chef Zinos unknowingly disturbs the peace in his locals-only restaurant by hiring a more talented chef.\n\nStoryline\nIn Hamburg, German-Greek chef Zinos unknowingly disturbs the peace in his locals-only restaurant by hiring a more talented chef.\n\nTaglines:\n\"Leben ist, was passiert, waehrend du dabei bist, andere Plaene zu machen\" (Life is what happens to you while you are busy making other plans.)\n\n\nDirector Faith Akin is often called one of the most important\ncontemporary German directors to have emerged in recent years. Soul\nKitchen is Akin' highly anticipated first attempt at a genuine comedy.\nSo far Akin has been has been more involved in the fields of drama and\nromance. In a recent interview he revealed he was curious to explore a\nmore varied range of film genres which sounds like an interesting plan.\nIn venice this year, the film was celebrated by the audiences and\nscored the special jury price.\n\nThe story revolves around a restaurant/club called Soul Kitchen and the\ntroublesome life of its respectful owner Zinos. He has to overcome many\nstruggles involving his girlfriend, his brother and the authorities.\nThe film is set in the heart of the diverse northern German city of\nHamburg, the home turf of the two scribes Faith Akin and Adam\nBousdoukos.\n\nThe makers of the film call it a new take on the idea of the\n\"Heimatfilm\" – a rather preconceived loose genre which basically\ndefines a film to have been made in the makers home country and dealing\nwith issues relating to home and identity.\n\nAkin described how he studied classical sketches by Charlie Chaplin and\nalso looked at his method of working. A simple \"joke\" that comes off\neasy and natural on screen had been reworked over and over. For some of\nthe scenes Akin admittedly said he had to shoot 30 takes before it felt\nright. This made him doubt his own abilities but in the end let him\ngrow as a filmmaker and as an individual.\n\nThe result is a stellar solid performance by the entire cast. Many\njokes and payoffs will unfortunately and without a doubt get lost in\ntranslation but still the timing and heartblood of the actors will\nstill capture anyone's attention.\n\nAkin makes use of a couple of his \"regulars\": Adam Bousdoukos, Moritz\nBleibtreu and the great Birol Ünel but also introduces fresh unknown\nblood with the two female leads Lucia Faust and Nadine Krüger.\n\nHaving just seen another film recently I noticed myself how well this\nfilm is balanced out in comparison. There is a rhythm, a beat or a\nharmony. The soundtrack and editing allow the plot to flow organically\nand let the narrative play out smoothly. Interestingly Akin once\nmentioned that since \"Gegen die Wand\" (Head On, 2004) he is inspired by\nthe songs used in his films in a visual way and sets out a soundtrack\nbefore the filming is finished.\n\nThe film marks Akin's first shot at wider levels of improvisation.\nNormally, he said in an interview with a German radio station, he has\nthe script all planned out in detail; all the actors know what their\ndialogues are and maybe one or two things get changed, with feedback\nfrom the people on set but this time a lot of things were left undone\non purpose to grow naturally out of the situations.\n\nWhat I personally enjoyed a lot about Soul Kitchen is the way in which\nthe film addresses its urban environment. Akin took a chance to shoot\nin a wide range of locations, many of which such the club \"Mojo\" have\nsince closed down. It attempts to capture the spirit of the city at a\npoint in time and successfully tells an emotional, personal story.\n\nRecommended to anyone with a passion for fresh, clever and funny\nstories of life and the city." ]
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[ null, "Liberals can’t seem to move past the election of President Donald Trump, and some have made the discussion a full-time job.\n\nA University of Connecticut professor debated Fox News’ Tucker Carlson Tuesday on his theory that white supremacy motivated voters who turned out for Trump.\n\n“[White people] have done very well in this country and have in large part outpaced other racial groups due to a series of … advantages given to them,” UCONN sociology professor Matthew Hughey said on “Tucker Carlson Tonight.”\n\n.@ProfHughey: Different politicans can appeal to various racialized arguments…it’s a palpable device and it works a large part of the time pic.twitter.com/qKsDK3PJCu\n\n@TuckerCarlson Matthew Hughey is crazy. How about Trump won because Americans were tired of the direction of the County\n\nHughey is set to deliver a college lecture series on the “racial reasoning” behind voter support for Trump, entitled “Make America White Again – The Racial Reasoning of American Nationalism.”\n\nRace and “heteronormativity” were additional factors besides white supremacy that led to Trump’s victory, Hughey suggested, explaining that these factors have resulted in all but one American president being white.\n\n@TuckerCarlson blame it on white people blame it on the Russians but just don’t blame Hillary .\n\nCarlson questioned how Hughey’s theory could make sense given that America has taken in over 60 million legal immigrants in the last 50 years, with only 12 percent of them coming from Europe.\n\n“Your facts are actually wrong,” Carlson countered when the professor claimed immigration has ebbed and flowed.\n\nHughey argued that white supremacist societies depend on having “a large racial underclass” as a white upper class must “trade on immigrants” to “do the work that they don’t want to do themselves.”\n\nI feel so sorry for any students who have this lefty, bow-tied, double boring professor who is on @TuckerCarlson.\n\nHughey suggested that the Fox host read his books to understand the “facts” after Carlson repeatedly tried to get the tenured professor to answer the underlying question.\n\nUCONN prof is so full of himself! Tells @TuckerCarlson if he doesn’t believe him he can go read his books? #Tucker\n\n@TuckerCarlson OMG that professor is tenured!!! No wonder our kids heads are full of Poo!!\n\n“You’re not bringing facts here,” Hughey said. “I understand this is Fox, but you’ve got to bring some truth to the table here.”\n\n“You don’t get challenged much in college,” Carlson concluded. “So nothing you say, no matter how silly, can ever get you fired?”\n\n@carlisledeeann @TuckerCarlson Tucker where do you find these clowns?" ]
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[ null, "Walmart has put an end to its mobile-checkout program, Scan & Go, which it began expanding just earlier this year, due to lack of popularity, CBC News has reported. Which means it needs to take what it has learned and start working on expanding its associates-powered mobile checkout program: Check Out With Me.\n\nFirst, some background: Scan & Go allowed customers to scan and bag items, including produce, while they shop, and pay for their purchases with their mobile devices. Available for Android or iOS devices – or via handheld devices provided at kiosks in test stores – the app securely stores credit or debit card information for fast and easy checkout, just like shopping with the Walmart Pay mobile wallet. Once customers finish shopping and pay for their products, they walk through the Mobile Express lane, bypassing checkout.\n\nAfter testing the program in the Dallas-Fort Worth, Orlando and northwest Arkansas markets, Walmart announced in January plans to expand it to 100 more stores nationwide, in 33 states. The program first debuted in Sam’s Club stores in the fall of 2016, and will remain at the club chain.\n\nIt's worth noting that two other major U.S. food retailers also have unveiled and announced plans to expand scan-as-you-shop technology of their own in recent months. In January, Kroger revealed the 18 divisions where it will expand its Scan, Bag, Go technology this year, bringing the service to 400 locations across the country. And in April, Meijer introduced Shop & Scan, set to be available in all 235 Meijer stores by summer’s end.", null, "Walmart's Check Out With Me could be a good replacement for Scan & Go, as it empowers associates to check out shoppers where they are, requiring no extra effort from patrons\n\nPower to the Associates\n\nCheck Out With Me, on the other hand, could make much more sense expanding across the store. Currently available only in the Lawn & Garden Center, it empowers associates with cellular devices and Bluetooth printers to check out customers and provide receipts right where they are, with no need to enter the store and stand in traditional checkout queues. It puts scanning in the hands of associates rather than patrons' own, and that's critical.\n\nThis way of using mobile checkout technology is referred to as “line-busting” by Chase Thomason, founder and CEO of Skip, a mobile self-checkout solutions provider based in South Jordan, Utah. For instance, Skip’s technology allows associates operating an event in the parking lot to scan items for people seeking to check out without having to go into the store.\n\nWalmart would not explain the reasons behind low adoption rate, but retail expert Steve Tissenbaum, a professor at Ryerson University’s Ted Rogers School of Management, told CBC News that Scan & Go may have failed because it asked customers to do too much work.\n\n\"They want it to be as quick and as seamless as it is when they're ordering stuff online,\" Tissenbaum told the outlet.\n\nTake Amazon, for instance: The Seattle-based ecommerce giant, not long before Walmart's plan to axe Scan & Go, said it was expanding its Amazon Go cashierless concept from one store in Seattle to two more: in Chicago and San Francisco. If the initial Amazon Go store was a success in the company's hometown, and enough of one to warrant expansion, it could be not just because it eliminates checkout, but also because it doesn't require extra effort on shoppers' part.\n\nBecause what shopper wants to adopt technology that's supposed to make checkout easier, only to require more work on her own part?\n\nOf course, it’s also possible that Walmart shoppers are more likely to want face-to-face interaction during their shopping trips. CBC News quoted a customer in Missouri as noting that the technology “really takes away from a lot of people interaction, which I personally like.” And if Walmart chooses to expand the Check Out With Me concept to other areas of the store, then it might have shoppers more willing to adopt and even become fans of mobile checkout." ]
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[ "Hey guys, and happy Tuesday! Today I am really excited to be posting another author interview, this time with the absolutely brilliant Non Pratt! I have been a huge Non fan ever since I read Trouble back in 2015, so today I am thrilled to have her on my blog to chat about her brand new book, Second Best Friend! You can take my word for it, Second Best Friend is one of Non's best books yet - it is so incredibly real and relevant, with such an authentic YA voice.\n\nJade and Becky are best friends, but when Jade’s ex-boyfriend lets on that everyone thinks Becky is the better of the two, Jade finds herself noticing just how often she comes second to her best friend. There’s nothing Jade is better at than Becky.\n\nSo when Jade is voted in as Party Leader ahead of her school’s General Election only to find herself standing against Becky, Jade sees it as a chance to prove herself. If there’s one thing she can win, it’s this election – even if it means losing her best friend.\n\nSo without any further ado, here's Non to talk all things Second Best Friend, friendships mixed in with student politics, and why YA is so totally awesome <3", null, "What was the inspiration behind Second Best Friend?\n\nI’m obsessed with friendship novels and I’ve been wanting to write about the less positive side of female friendships for a while. When I read an article in The Pool speculating about Rosamund Pike being content to be number 2 in her career because she was a happy number 1 to all her friends and family, I started thinking about what it would be like to feel like you were second best in your career (or at school) and all your friends and family thought you were second best compared to your best friend.\n\nTell us a bit more about the main character in the book, Jade. Do you have anything in common with her?\n\nYes. I frequently put my best friends on a pedestal – I think everything about them is so brilliant and I want to spend all my time with them, but by doing that I’m setting myself up to see myself as inferior. There’s been many times in my life when I’ve experienced some of the things that happen to Jade – someone getting better marks than me in a test, a boyfriend telling me my friend’s prettier, not getting picked for something that really mattered, people always asking where my friend was if I went out without her. Fortunately, when it’s only here and there, it’s a lot easier to handle than when the comparisons seem to pour down like a deluge, drowning the better part of your character and turning you into something you’d rather not be, which is what happens to poor Jade.", null, "What made you want to write about teenage friendships, particularly in the context of a school election?!\n\nI always want to write about friends. Much as I love romance, I find friendship more varied and tricksy – and important. Having said that, if I wanted to write a novel where I set one friend against another, I didn’t want it to fall into an over-familiar trope of two girls wanting the same guy (or girl), or competing in a beauty pageant. I wanted an arena that gave Jade and Becky a chance to be measured on something more than their looks or their value as a sexual partner – what better way to set them against each other than within a political environment?\n\nMy main advice is to write for love – it can be lonely and tiring on both a mental and emotional level at times, why spend your time doing that it if you don’t love it?! The added advantage of writing for love, means that it’s OK to stop sometimes, when it feels too much like a chore. You’re allowed to take a break and come back to it. Also, be patient, especially if you’re a younger writer who feels like time is running away from you. Some writers find their voice quickly, others take time and that’s OK. It’s not a race.\n\nThank you so much Non, for appearing on my blog!\n\nKeep an eye out for my review of Second Best Friend coming soon..." ]
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[ null, "Next post\nAs Elon Predicted, The \"Dirty Tricks Campaign\" Unfolds", null, "Nina Jankowicz AKA ‘Scary Poppins’ resigned her Ministry of Truth Disinformation post, and resigned from the DHS entirely yesterday. Liberals such as Taylor Lorenz and the New York Times know who to blame. Republicans ‘pounced’ and bullied her out of her job.\n\nTaylor, yes, THAT Taylor leads with this:\n\nA ‘pause’ of the Department of Homeland Security’s newly created board comes after its head, Nina Jankowicz, was the victim of coordinated online attacks as the administration struggled to respond\n\nNice try Taylor. Guess what? Nina tanked her own career. The DHS didn’t vet her one bit. It took less than half a day of searches to unearth her own past statements, cringe worthy Harry Potter song fests, weird off-putting Broadway ‘acts’ and that insane Mary Poppins disinformation song. I don’t care WHAT political fence you sit on, she was not suitable for ANY job at DHS, let alone leading the DHS Disinformation board!\n\nThe New York Times jumped into the fray with this defense.\n\nThe creation of the panel, called the Disinformation Governance Board, set off a firestorm of criticism when it was announced last month. While the criticism came from across the political spectrum, including civil liberty groups, the fiercest denunciations came from the right. Republican leaders and commentators talked about it as an Orwellian Ministry of Truth that would police people’s speech.\n\nThat was never the board’s mandate, a department spokesman said in a written statement. Instead, it was meant to coordinate the department’s various agencies in the fight against malicious disinformation by foreign adversaries, drug or human traffickers or other international crime groups.\n\nAccording to the NY Slimes, Nina only resigned because of the vitriol and harassment she faced. The Times completely ignores her very weird troubled history of Mary Poppins and Harry Potter moments. Furthermore, the media as a whole completely ignores that the internal optics must’ve been horrifically bad if resignation before firing happened in less than three weeks!\n\nNow the board, which has never met in the three weeks it was created, is on Pause. Which many folks took to mean that the Ministry of Truth is dead. Unfortunately, that is not the case.\n\nWhile the board is on hiatus, its mission will be reviewed by the DHS’s Homeland Security Advisory Council, which is led by former Homeland Security Secretary Michael Chertoff, a George W. Bush appointee, and former U.S. Deputy Attorney General Jamie Gorelick, a Clinton administration official.\n\nThey have already been tasked with providing recommendations on how the department can garner public trust surrounding its disinformation efforts.\n\nHomeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas on Wednesday also asked the council for a broader review of the board within 75 days, after which next steps will be determined.\n\nWHOA. Back up a minute! WHO is in charge of figuring out how to keep the Ministry of Truth moving forward??!!\n\nof course they turn to the guy who wrote the patriot act https://t.co/l9pKh9kwLy\n\nAs for Jamie Gorelick? There’s a reason she was called the “Mistress of Disaster” once upon a time. I’ll let Powerline’s John Hindraker remind us why.\n\nFirst, there was her tenure as deputy attorney general under Janet Reno during President Clinton’s first term. Reno described Gorelick as Justice’s “chief operating officer” from 1993 to 1997. She was a key Reno adviser during the horrendous events in Waco, Texas, in which David Koresh, 76 of his Branch Davidian followers (including 20 women and children) and four federal agents died in an unbelievably bungled assault intended to end a 50-day siege. …\n\nNext came Gorelick’s move to Fannie Mae, where as vice chairwoman from 1997 to 2003 she was paid in excess of $26 million. During her time at Fannie Mae, Enron-style accounting techniques were used to make the government-chartered mortgage corporation appear to be in better financial shape than it was. As a result of the cooked books, Gorelick was paid more than $800,000 in bonuses in 1998. … It was also during these years that Fannie Mae began investing heavily in the subprime loans and unsecured mortgage securities that were at the heart of the Great Recession of 2008.\n\nFinally, and most seriously, there is the matter of “Gorelick’s Wall” and 9/11. Gorelick was a member of the 9/11 Commission and became a focus of critical attention during its hearings when it became known that during her DOJ tenure she imposed a policy of radical separation between the FBI and the nation’s intelligence agencies in terrorism investigations. According to then-Attorney General John Ashcroft, “Gorelock’s Wall” was a key reason why “we did not know an attack was coming.”\n\nJamie Gorelick is bad news for this country, as is Michael Chertoff. With those two in charge of reassessing the Ministry of Truth “Pause” you can bet that they will figure out how to start running the Disinformation Board under the radar.\n\nGiven how the Biden Administration has acted over these last 2 1/2 years, there’s no reason to celebrate. Especially if Michael Chertoff and Jamie Gorelick are involved with the very un-American Ministry of Truth Disinformation Board.", null ]
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[ null, "(What you don’t know can hurt you)\n\nAs part of the Consideration of Constitutional Issues, which was agreed to in the 2008 Relationship Accord and Confidence and Supply Agreement between the National and Maori parties, a Constitutional Advisory Panel was appointed in August 2011. This panel was to ‘continue the conversation’ about how to govern the people, land and resources of New Zealand.\n\nWhilst this panel had other items to discuss, such as the length of our parliamentary terms and the number of MPs in Government, it soon became clear that their main area of focus was to encourage and establish interest in entrenching the Treaty of Waitangi into a written constitution for New Zealand.\n\nHad they succeeded in convincing enough people in New Zealand that this was best for New Zealand and the people who live here, it would have been the ultimate victory in a long and carefully strategized war against New Zealand’s democracy. A war which has been waged for the past 40 years by part-Maori activists and their Treatyist allies.\n\nIt must have been a bitter blow that they did not achieve their objective, despite 40 years of re-interpreting the Treaty of Waitangi. During that time, treatyists have been infiltrating education institutions to enable the teaching of their own ideological propaganda to innocent students, plus consistently and tirelessly putting down any discussion that questions their goals and aspirations with cries of ‘Racist!’\n\nTime for Plan B?\n\nDespite an overwhelming lack of support for a ToW entrenched constitution, which should have given a very clear message to the panel members putsching that agenda on just how New Zealanders felt about race based laws and power, the CAP’s report, presented in November 2013, made numerous recommendations to the Government which were designed to advance and enhance part-Maori power in both local and central Government.\n\nWhilst the recommendations are numerous, the ones relevant to the point of this tale revolve around part-Maori representation in local Government. (See report link below) It seems that no matter how often the people of New Zealand exercise their democratic rights and vote against having unelected, unaccountable, race-based seats in local Government, activists pushing this agenda refuse to get the message. There seems to be no lengths to which they will not go in order to force their agenda upon the population at large.\n\nWe’ve seen the Auckland Super City amalgamation and the Statutory Maori Board forced onto Auckland by the Government and the absolute disaster that has become.\n\nNorthland, Hawke’s Bay, Tauranga and Wellington are all considering amalgamation plans put to them by the Local Government Commission. In every case, part of the amalgamation plan is the establishment of an unelected and unaccountable-to-ratepayers part-Maori Board.\n\nBasil Morrison seems to be the public face of the force driving many of the strategies to enforce these race-based agendas.\n\nMr Morrison was also on the New Zealand Geographic Board from July 2010 until July 2013. It was under his watch that the ‘h’ was forced into Wanganui, in spite of the fact that 80% of people polled on the issue did not want it, and the North Island and South Island were given Maori names even though 81% said ‘No’ to that.\n\nNow, in his role as Chairman of the Local Government Commission, which he holds at the same time as being a Waitangi Tribunal member, he is actively pushing the amalgamation of councils agenda, everywhere he can. And, in every case, the amalgamation proposal includes an unelected and unaccountable-to-ratepayers part-Maori Board.", null, "Giving more and more power to only one part of any society, separated from the rest by either race, religion or culture, can only be a recipe for disaster. It is undemocratic and unconstitutional. It impinges on the human and democratic rights of every other person.\n\nHaving been denied public support for a Treaty of Waitangi based Constitution, this pressure to accept unelected and unaccountable-to-ratepayers part-Maori representation in local Government has all the appearance of a rear guard attack.\n\nAs the situation is Auckland has shown, once part-Maori Boards are established, huge amounts of money are demanded from the general rate take, for part-Maori aspirational projects which have little or no benefit to the rate payers in general. The aims being part-Maori focused, and not community focused.\n\nNaturally they will protest that the community in general will benefit, but such Board s and Councillors have not shown exactly how that will happen.\n\nAnd since these representatives are appointed, not voted for by the rate payers, they are not answerable to rate payers on any decisions they make or what they spend money on. Yet, having votes on Council decisions, they can have a huge influence on the lives of all rate payers.\n\nThe full report by the Constitutional Advisory Panel can be viewed here, with the recommendations to Government starting on Page 16.\n\n5 thoughts on “Treaty Entrenchment by Stealth”" ]
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[ null, "If you haven’t been living under a rock, you know that Bitcoin isn’t faring too well. After over two weeks of non-action, during which the cryptocurrency market was stuck in a relatively tight 10% trading range, digital assets plunged.\n\nYesterday the top cryptocurrencies had lost 8% to 11%, falling to levels not seen in literal months. With Bitcoin, for instance, traded at $7,400 before recovering slightly today to reach $7600.\n\nAlthough the optimists have argued that this is the “final shakeout” before a resumption of the uptrend to new all-time highs, the general consensus of investors the industry over is that Bitcoin still has room to fall from here. Here’s more on why.\n\nBitcoin Has Room to Fall\n\nSpeaking to CNBC’s “Squawk Box” panel on Thursday morning, Wall Street mogul Mike Novogratz argued that while “he wants [Bitcoin] to hold here,” his next downside target is $6,500 — around 13% lower than the current price of $7,400.\n\n$6,500 is the next downside target for bitcoin, says ex-Fortress Investment Group's @novogratz. But here are the reasons why #btc has positive momentum and could go higher: pic.twitter.com/ImLr5fYmqP\n\nWhile he didn’t elaborate on the case for more downside during the segment, he did tell Bloomberg that there have been “a bunch of negative things” afflicting the broader crypto industry as of late.\n\nOne he specifically called out was the recent debacle that Telegram, a popular messaging application, has found itself in.\n\nFor those who missed the memo, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) earlier this month “filed an emergency action and obtained temporary restraining order” against two entities behind the firm’s $1.7 billion ICO, Telegram Open Network (TON). The SEC’s co-director of Enforcement claimed in a release that it is doing this to “prevent Telegram from flooding the U.S. markets with digital tokens that we allege were unlawfully sold.” This marked the SEC’s most high-profile crypto-related action to date, some have argued.\n\nResponding to this case, Novogratz said that the SEC’s decision to take action against Telegram “was a kick in the stomach to the overall crypto ecosystem,” seemingly referring to the growing sentiment that regulators are trying to deter financial innovation.\n\nOther bearish fundamental developments include but are not limited to the anti-Libra sentiment seen spreading amongst global regulators and corporations, decreasing retail interest in cryptocurrency, and the fact that institutions overall have been slow to take the cryptocurrency plunge.\n\nNovogratz isn’t the only one targeting a sub-$7,000 price point for Bitcoin. Speaking to the Australian Financial Review, the “permabull” Thomas Lee of Fundstrat Global Advisors said that he sees the best risk/reward ratio for Bitcoin investors under $7,000, not at current levels.\n\nWhile this wasn’t a prediction of another leg lower per se, this was a hint that another drop isn’t off the table.\n\nDave the Wave, a popular analyst on Twitter, has been a bit more definitive in his prediction. In a series of recent analyses posted on Twitter, Dave argued that all things considered, another move lower is almost 100% likely.\n\nHe claimed that per his fractal/geometric analysis of the last market cycle and the current, Bitcoin will bottom in mid-November at around $6,700, which is where there exists a confluence of technical levels: the 0.5 Fibonacci Retracement of the $3,200 to $14,000 move, the bottom of a descending channel, amongst other important levels.\n\nBitcoin’s chart confirms that bearish price action is inbound. The cryptocurrency is about to see what is known as a “death cross,” which is a technical chart formation that often spells disaster for assets. Previous death crosses for Bitcoin have seen months of downtrend follow said crosses." ]
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[ null, "Surekha Sikri was an Indian television and film actress. She is primarily known for her role as Dadisa in the television show Balika Vadhu. Surekha started her acting journey with the 1978 film Kissa Kursi Ka. She has been honored with National Film Award, Indian Telly Award for Best Actress, Filmfare Award etc. Her last film was Badhaai Ho, which came in the year 2018.\n\nSurekha Sikri was born on 19 April 1945 in Almora, Uttar Pradesh. Her father was working in the Indian Air Force while mother was a teacher. Surekha was fond of acting since childhood and often participated in theatrical stage and dance competition. After completing her graduation, she chose acting as her career and joined the National School of Drama. Surekha worked with many famous film directors and actors during this period.\n\nSurekha moved to Mumbai to make a career in the film industry, in the 70s. She got her first breakthrough role in 1978 film Kissa Kursi Ka, in which she worked with famous actors like Shabana Azmi, Utpal Dutt, Rehana Sultan and Manohar Singh. After this film, she was seen playing supporting roles in many films. She worked in more than 100 films in her career. Her major films include names like Dev.D, Jo Bole So Nihaal, Dillagi, Badhaai Ho and Sarfarosh.\n\nApart from films, Surekha was also very active in the television world. From the year 1996, she started working actively in the television industry. She became a household name among the Indian audience with her portrayal of Balika Vadhu.\n\nSurekha was married to Hemant Rege with whom she has a son, Rahul Sikri. Rahul is an artist. Hemant died on 20 October 2009 due to heart failure.\n\nSome Facts About Surekha Sikri\n\nIf you have more details about Surekha Sikri. Please comment below we will updated within a hour." ]
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[ "Twenty-four hours on from winning the Gr.1 New Zealand Derby (2400m) with Rocket Spade on Sunday, trainers Lance O’Sullivan and Andrew Scott were basking in the glory of a job well done.\n\nThe training duo quite rightly celebrated the blue riband victory with close friends and family in Matamata on Sunday night after leaving a strangely quiet Ellerslie, which conducted the feature meeting a day later than planned under COVID-19 alert level 2 conditions.\n\n“It was a really satisfying win and great for the whole team at Wexford,” O’Sullivan said.\n\n“Scotty and I both woke up with sore heads this morning.”\n\nRaced by Hermitage Thoroughbreds, a racing and breeding operation headed by Hong Kong businessman Eugene Chuang, Rocket Spade’s connections were keen to win a Derby and O’Sullivan said it was very satisfying to accomplish the mission.\n\n“Five years ago, the owner gave us the opportunity to buy a horse for them, and that was the brief, to try and win a Derby,” he said.\n\n“That was the third runner for the owner in the New Zealand Derby. Dragon Leap ran fourth last year and we also had Cha Siu Bao contest the Derby won by Gingernuts.\n\n“The saddle slipped and he bucked coming out of the gates and finished 40 lengths last. That was their introduction to having a Derby runner so it was a little bit demoralising, and it is very satisfying to get a result on Sunday.”\n\nA trip across the Tasman is now in the offing for the Group One-winning son of Fastnet Rock.\n\n“We will be going to Sydney but just what we are going to run in, we’re not 100 percent sure yet,” O’Sullivan said.\n\n“The owners are keen to go. I know the Australian Derby (Gr.1, 2400m) looks the obvious race but we have nominated him for a few races and we will make that call in conjunction with the owners.”", null, "As a well-bred Group One winning colt, O’Sullivan admitted the potential stud value of Rocket Spade could have a bearing as to which races he contests in Australia and he is also mindful that it is challenging to peak on multiple occasions.\n\n“That was his grand final for us yesterday, that’s what we were thinking,” O’Sullivan said.\n\n“After his Avondale Guineas (Gr.2, 2100m) win he pulled up and had a decent heave. We didn’t have to step up his work as that race fit him for the Derby and he was just in the zone yesterday.”\n\nWhile It was a third Derby triumph for Scott, who previously saddled Cut the Cake and Xcellent in partnership with Mike Moroney in the early 2000s, for O’Sullivan it was his first in a training capacity, and 28 years on since he saluted in the Classic aboard Popsy, trained by his father Dave and brother Paul.\n\n“It doesn’t seem that long ago. I can vividly remember things that happened that day,” O’Sullivan said.\n\nAll four of O’Sullivan and Scott’s runners at Ellerslie on Sunday sported the familiar dark green with red chevrons of Hermitage Thoroughbreds, including Group One-performed mare Spring Heat, who might have run her last race in New Zealand and didn’t appreciate the rain-softened conditions at Ellerslie on Sunday when third to emerging talent Entriviere in the Gr.3 King’s Plate (1200m).\n\n“After yesterday, there is really not a lot left for her in New Zealand unless we take her to Australia and look at somewhere like Brisbane,” O’Sullivan said.\n\n“She is a very fast, top-of-the-ground mare.\n\n“She has been a wonderful mare for the stable and I can’t see too many more races on the program here that will enhance her CV further.”\n\nSummer Passage was a well-held seventh in the same race, with the six-year-old, who is stakes placed this preparation heading to the paddock and will return next season.\n\nO’Sullivan was pleased with the run of Cha Siu Bao in an open 1500m race and hope to prepare the seven-year-old for a Group target back at Ellerslie next month, with fingers crossed for firmer conditions.\n\n“He finished a creditable third and the ground was probably a little bit too testing for him but there is a race like the Easter Handicap (Gr.2, 1600m) that Andrew and I are hoping to prepare him for,” O’Sullivan said.\n\nMeanwhile, the stable is hoping to have another Sydney-bound runner, with Group Three winner Force Of Will to step out over 1600m at Ellerslie on Saturday in what will be her fifth raceday appearance.\n\n“The plan is to run in the Vinery Stakes (Gr.1, 2000m) and we are going to run her this Saturday in a special conditions maiden over a mile,” O’Sullivan said.\n\n“She is owned by Sir Owen Glenn and I think she is still pretty untapped and certainly deserves her chance.\n\n“The plan was to run in the New Zealand Oaks (Gr.1, 2400m) but she had a little setback with a bad blood and missed a race, so we elected to get her right and if she performs well on Saturday she will get her ticket to Sydney.”" ]
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[ null, "Clinton Atwater plays with his daughter Asia Skye Atwater, 7, at the Utah State Capitol Tuesday, March 25, 2014, in Salt Lake City. Parents of Utah children with severe epilepsy are cheering a new state law that allows them to obtain a marijuana extract they say helps with seizures, but procuring it involves navigating a thorny set of state and federal laws. (AP/Rick Bowmer)\n\nDuring a news conference on Wednesday, parents of children suffering from epilepsy in Minnesota slammed the state’s Democratic Gov. Mark Dayton’s recent proposal to table a medical marijuana legalization bill in the state until more research can be done.\n\nHF1818, which would allow people with debilitating diseases, including epilepsy, to have legal access to marijuana has been widely supported by lawmakers and the public, but law enforcement has long opposed the bill and any kind of legalization in general, since it would be a violation of federal law.\n\nEven before his recent proposal, Dayton had been criticized by legalization advocates in the state who argue law enforcement should not be making medical decisions for potentially millions of state residents who suffer from conditions that could be helped by the use of medical marijuana. However, given that it is an election year and Dayton needs the majority support of Minnesotans in order to stay in the governor’s mansion, the governor may have been inspired to propose a piece of legislation that would allocate more than $2 million to research the medicinal effects of the drug on children with epilepsy.\n\nLegalization advocates, including those who personally suffer from, or have children who suffer from epilepsy, rejected Dayton’s proposal, arguing that they don’t have time to wait for research — they need access to their medicine now. They also expressed concern about what would happen to those suffering from other medical conditions that could be helped by medical marijuana.\n\nDuring a radio interview on Tuesday, Dayton said those who support HF1818 and oppose his bill were potentially harming the “hundreds of kids that are suffering from epilepsy,” and said, “It’s just disappointing that people wouldn’t seize every opportunity to help other people.”\n\nNot surprisingly, many medical marijuana advocates were not enthused about the governor’s comments. They called out Dayton for hiding behind epileptic children instead of explaining to his constituents why he was blocking the legalization legislation.\n\n“We informed Gov. Dayton that we cannot get behind his unworkable proposal when there is a bill on the table that would actually help our children,” said Maria Botker, a Clinton, Minn., woman whose daughter, Greta, suffers from epilepsy. “He responded by taking to the airwaves to accuse us of opposing legislation that would help our children.\n\n“Gov. Dayton has seized every opportunity to prevent the passage of a law that will help my daughter,” Botker said. “Now he has stooped to using my daughter and me as political cover. Blaming parents for holding up legislation that would help their children is truly reprehensible.”\n\nJessica Hauser, a Woodbury, Minn., woman whose son, Wyatt, suffers from epilepsy, agreed with Botker. “Minnesotans with debilitating medical conditions and their families should not have to take a backseat to politics. It’s time for Gov. Dayton to put special needs ahead of special interests and support effective medical marijuana legislation.”\n\n“I would do anything in my power to help my son, and for Gov. Dayton to suggest otherwise is sickening,” said Angela Garin, a St. Paul, Minn., woman whose son, Paxton, suffers from epilepsy. “I took my child to Oregon to see if medical marijuana could help him, and when I told the governor it could, he told me to go back to Oregon and get some for him. I was appalled to learn that he values his relationship with law enforcement groups more than my child’s health and my safety.”\n\nBotker, Hauser, Garin and Angie Weaver, another Minnesota mom who has a child who suffers from epilepsy, penned a joint opinion piece in the Minneapolis Star Tribune on Tuesday, saying that while they do want to see further research on cannabis-based medications for epileptic patients and medical marijuana in general, “we aren’t in favor of [Dayton’s] proposal because, as written, it would be ineffective for our children and for other suffering patients in Minnesota.\n\n“For most of the patients who need this medicine, time is of the essence. Unfortunately, research that requires involvement at a federal level (as outlined in this proposal) is not likely to happen soon. This is one of the reasons that nearly half of the states in this country have taken the matter into their own hands regarding medical marijuana…\n\n“The way this research proposal is written constitutes an empty promise,” the opinion piece says. “It is heartbreaking that, on top of fighting for our children’s lives, we are being manipulated by our governor, who falsely states that our children will benefit from a proposal that will do nothing to help anyone in Minnesota.”\n\nIn response to the Star Tribune piece as well as the press conference held by the medical marijuana advocacy group Minnesotans for Compassionate Care, the governor’s office released a statement on Wednesday in which Dayton apologized to the “victims of terrible disease or their parents” for saying advocates want to legalize the “modern” medicine in order to “smoke marijuana plants and leaves.”\n\n“I regret that my words were unclear,” Dayton said. “Two weeks ago, I met with some of those parents, as well as some adult sufferers, and was deeply moved by their anguish,” before saying he regretted that a proposal to make a form of medical marijuana available to children and youths was rejected.\n\n“I also regret that I have been wrongly portrayed as the sole barrier between sufferers and their access to medical marijuana,” the governor said, before reiterating that the Minnesota Medical Association, the Minnesota Psychiatric Association and the state Commissioners of Health, Human Services, and Public Safety, among many other public health and public safety officials, have expressed concern about the formation of a medical marijuana program in the state.\n\nDayton continued on to highlight highly disputed medical concerns that occur from marijuana use, such as increased blood pressure, increased risk for heart attack, disruption to learning and more. “Despite these valid concerns, my administration has worked with stakeholders on all sides of this issue to find a compromise solution that can pass during this legislative session.”\n\n“I urge stakeholders on all sides of this issue to work together on this proposal, agree on a compromise that can pass in the Legislature this session, and provide relief this year to children who will otherwise find none if we instead choose to engage in finger-pointing, and a protracted political debate,” he said." ]
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[ null, "Co-hosted with UCLA Advocacy, you are invited to attend a screening of “Just Another Version of You,” a documentary on the life and work of legendary philanthropist and television producer Norman Lear, followed by a live conversation on American government, politics, and civic engagement moderated by Blueprint editor Jim Newton. Watch the trailer here.\n\nNORMAL LEAR – Television producer, philanthropist, and co-founder of People for the American Way\n\nCelebrating Our Shared Waters: Paddling Together for Equity and Justice" ]
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[ null, "Two doctors and a nurse from Stuga had to perform an emergency delivery and resuscitate the newborn on the road, in an ambulance. The drama, which had a happy ending, occurred on the Struga – Debar road on the night between Monday and Tuesday.\n\nThe Struga hospital received an urgent call from Centar Zupa, about a woman that is giving birth. The woman was driven in a car toward Struga, but doctors Vasko Duleski and Elena Meckarovska, and nurse Semra Bajramoska, went off in an ambulance to intercept them. They met near the Globocica dam and decided that, as the delivery is already in progress, there is no time to drive to the hospital.\n\nI’m not a gynecologist, but there was no time to waste, the baby was already going out. I was in contact with my sister, who is a gynecologist, on the phone, Duleski said.\n\nWhen the baby was born it had no pulse and was not breathing but the medical team managed to resuscitate it. The 22 year old mother, who was not attending medical checks during the pregnancy, and the baby, are both fine." ]
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[ "A dilemma in the face of The Intruder\n\n23/05/2017 - CANNES 2017: Cohesion, rigour and balance are the three pillars of Leonardo Di Costanzo’s second film, offering further proof of skills honed during his career as a documentary filmmaker\n\nRaffaella Giordano in The Intruder\n\nThe cohesion of the writing, the rigour of the mise-en-scène and the overall balance of the end result make Leonardo Di Costanzo’s films among the most interesting in contemporary Italian cinema — and he’s still only on his second full-length fiction film. The Intruder [+see also:\ntrailer\nfilm profile], screening as part of Directors’ Fortnight at the Cannes Film Festival, follows 2012’s award-winning The Interval [+see also:\nfilm review\ntrailer\ninterview: Leonardo Di Costanzo\nfilm profile], which took the FIPRESCI and Pasinetti Awards at the Venice Biennale, the David di Donatello Award and an Italian Golden Globe awarded by the Rome Foreign Press Association. Despite being a relative newcomer to the world of fiction filmmaking, the 59-year-old director’s ample experience as a documentarian has allowed him to craft a distinctive perspective on the world beyond the camera — essentially a form of inductive observation that succeeds in capturing the energy of life itself.\n\nWritten by the director in partnership with Maurizio Bracci and Bruno Olivier, The Intruder tells the story of Giovanna, the founder of an after-school centre for children and a kind of social trailblazer, a tower of strength at the heart of an outer Naples suburb blighted by destitution and a drift towards Mafia-esque lawlessness. This isn’t a film about the Camorra, as the director himself has been quick to point out. Rather, it’s about the people whose lives are played out on the same field, and who suffer as a result.\n\nWhat, then, is the “intrusion” to which the title refers? We don’t have to wait long to find out, as a police operation in the farmhouse where the children’s centre is based ends in the discovery and arrest of a member of the Camorra, wanted on suspicion of having murdered a manual worker with a Kalashnikov after the innocent 28-year-old stumbled on him and his cronies as they planned an ambush against a rival clan. In a courtyard outbuilding, the criminal’s young wife cowers like a wounded animal, her ten-year-old daughter by her side. It was she who asked the hospitable Giovanna for help, before secretly hiding her husband in the house.\n\nWhat is to be done with this “intruder”? Giovanna finds herself faced with a dilemma: should she step forward and uphold the very ideals of refuge and tolerance, or give in to fear and the instinctive need for safety? As if this wasn’t enough, the woman starts to receive threatening visits from her husband’s mother and sister, who try to convince her to come home. How should Giovanna respond to the fears of the parents of the children at the centre, who now see their offspring sharing games and activities with the daughter of a dangerous murderer? What can she say to the widow of the young man murdered by the Camorra, especially since “the intruder” fails to show any signs of sympathy whatsoever?\n\nLike The Interval, The Intruder is a film set within the confines of a symbolic space that could just as easily be a Parisian suburb — like a play with a painted-in background. However, unlike Di Costanzo’s earlier film, it’s an ensemble piece; no single character is given a great deal to say, although body language takes on a fundamental importance. The situations that the actors are called on to portray are ones that they live through on a daily basis. The character of Giovanna, in contrast, is played by Raffaella Giordano, a dancer and choreographer with a background in contemporary theatre. Originally from Turin, 55-year-old Giordano has only appeared in one other film: Mario Martone’s Leopardi [+see also:\nfilm review\ntrailer\ninterview: Mario Martone\nfilm profile], where she played the mother of the title character, Giacomo Leopardi. Di Costanzo was keen to juxtapose this “non-indigenous” figure against the rest of the cast, made up of amateur actors and locals from the Ponticelli neighbourhood of Naples, all with strong Neapolitan dialects (almost always subtitled into standard Italian): Valentina Vannino, Martina Abbate, Anna Patierno, Marcello Fonte, Gianni Vastarella, Flavio Rizzo and others.\n\nThe savagery of the mother and daughter responsible for the “intrusion” (the little girl wears garish red trainers that stand out against the grey background, recalling the coat of the innocent concentration camp victim in Spielberg’s Schindler’s List) is in marked contrast to a hospitality completely alien to their culture, built around violence and rules for violence and abuse. But nobody wants them there. It’s a symbol of the rejection of the reality they come from, this evil that had taken hold “beyond” the walls that surround the house and that reverberates through the puppets that the children make with the social workers: Mr Jones, made of old bicycle parts, is the man with la capa dritta: the one with his head screwed on.\n\nThe Intruder was produced by Tempesta, Amka Films and Capricci in association with Rai Cinema. International sales are being handled by The Match Factory, with Cinema in charge of the film’s distribution in Italy.\n\nmore about: The Intruder\n\nToni Servillo and Silvio Orlando are set to lead a cast together for the very first time in the Italian director’s third feature film, shot in a former prison in Sassari\n\nThis loose adaptation of Jack London’s novel is an Avventurosa, IBC Movie, Match Factory and Shellac Sud co-production, whose release date confirms its likely participation in the Venice Film Festival", null, null, null, null, null, null, null, null, null ]
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[ null, "I’ve gotten asked…a lot…on why I decided to go it alone with Beg Me.\n\nThat’s pretty much it.\n\nMoney spent up front? On digital self pub?\n\nUm. Yes. If you want a professional product, you need to be willing to spend money.\n\nWell, sometimes on promo and other various expenses, like research, etc.\n\nAnd I’d say always on covers and on edits….\n\nBecause most writers don’t make great editors. If you’ve got a self-published book that appears to be professionally edited but they didn’t hire a freelance editor, either that writer is one of the select few who can edit, or I’d have to wonder if other arrangements were made and they just aren’t discussing them. (And if that’s the case, is it really self-published? Or is it just masquerading as self-published…???)\n\nPeople…again…in general, writers just don’t make good editors. We don’t. So if they want a decent product out there, the smart ones are going to hire a freelance editor.\n\nI used not one editor, but two.\n\nThen there was Elle C, also know as Limecello, who did editorial work and consulting, for a flat fee of $50.\n\nThere was also a professionally rendered cover. You want to go the self-pubbed route and have a chance at really doing well? Unless you really know what you’re doing? And by really knowing what you’re doing, I mean trained in the field, don’t do the cover yourself. Go to a pro.\n\nI went to Angela Waters, of Angela Waters Art. Her standard fee for cover art is $150, and that can go up depending on the stockart used. But you want a professional cover, because that cover will grab the eye and it will also make or break you as far as things like the premium catalog goes with places like Smashwords. Crappy, do-it-yourself covers don’t make it into that premium catalog at Smashwords as easy and that premium catalog gets the books out to the Nook, Apples iBookstore, the Sony store, Kobo, etc…all without me doing anything but placing it on Smashwords.\n\nI’ve spent about $350 on this book in all. I’ve already made more than I’ve spent so hey, I’m cool. It’s not a lot more. But I’m not greedy. I’ve actually already sold about as many on Smashwords & Kindle as I would have sold in the first few days on Samhain, I suspect, and I’m pocketing more of the profit.\n\nOne downfall is that if I do go to print with the book, and I don’t know if I will, I won’t be able to hit as big of a market, because there just isn’t one for selfpublished works and I’m not investing the time in it. I’m sorry, but I’m not. Readers who want it in print, if I decide to try it, will have to be willing to order it from wherever I’m able to do it, which will probably someplace like Lulu.\n\nWhy? Well, for one, I’m not investing the money it takes to do the selfpublishing thing-that can be anywhere from a couple of hundred, right up to the sky. And if that’s not reason enough…um, well, that’s going to have to be. I hope you understand.\n\nAnother downfall…I’m not making out like the bandit some people will try to make it out like. I won’t get rich this way. Granted, digital publishing and traditional publishing haven’t made me rich, either.\n\nI can’t go into details about many I’ve sold…well, I could, but I won’t. There’s nothing, though, that will prevent me from doing this again at this point.\n\nI liked that I could do it at my pace and not worry about anybody’s schedule but mine.\n\nI liked that I could do it and control everything-the cover, the blurb, the price, etc.\n\nI do want to warn newbies, though…one of the main reasons I was probably able to make money…I’ve been doing this since 2003. I’ve built a reader base, I’ve got some contacts who were willing to post advance reviews and help me generate some pre-release promo. I’ve also got a newsletter mailing list that I’ll be hitting next week-I’ve got the contacts for editing/consults/cover art, etc.\n\nIf I hadn’t had all of those things…I wouldn’t have done quite so well, I don’t think. Digital self-publishing is great if you just want to get the story out there in case somebody is interested. But if you’re really looking to make money? Then you’re not going to stand as much of a chance unless you’ve already built a platform, IMO. That platform is essential.\n\nUTA: Another downer… getting the books out to other venues is slow. I know I could speed it up by doing it myself, but as I’m working this in around all my other projects, that’s time I really don’t have-so just letting it go through Smashwords, while slower, works best because it doesn’t time time away from the books I’ve got to get done-deadlines and all.\n\nAnd a clarification…all of this is in regards to true self publishing. None of the vanity crap where you have to pay bunches of bucks-a real, serious freelance editor isn’t going to charge you an arm and a leg. You can find awesome cover art for less than the cost of your right kidney. Don’t buy into all the ‘stars in your eyes’ crap you’ll see on the vanity press sites & ‘assisted self publishing’ sites.", null ]
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[ null, "On the second day of the investigation into the death of 55-year-old holidaymaker David Fell while swimming near the beach in July 2021, evidence was obtained that the RNLI end-of-season water safety report in 2019 included a warning that shifting sandbanks were increasing the danger and the frequency of low tides on the coast, which led them to respond this summer to two incidents in which several people almost drowned.\n\nMr Fell, a former professional rugby league player from Wigan, was staying at Haven’s Reighton Sands Leisure Park two years later when he fell into a gap and was pulled out to sea along with his two teenage children, who were rescued by fellow beachgoers.\n\nMr. Fell was not originally in the water, but entered when his son and daughter got into trouble. The girl was seriously injured and received a rupture of the abdominal aorta.\n\nDavid Fell played professional rugby league for Rochdale and Salford in the 1990s.\n\nHowever, North Yorkshire Assistant Coroner Oliver Longstaff ruled that he did not drown due to lack of fluid in his lungs, but instead suggested that he probably went into cardiac arrest caused by the stress of the situation, although this may not have been definitively proven.\n\nAlthough the autopsy initially determined that Mr. Fell had died from immersion in water, pathologist Dr. David Skunks reconsidered his opinion after listening to witness testimony on the first day of the investigation that Mr. Fell did not see him resist, yell about help and never reached the goal. his children or their saviors. He presented evidence that Mr. Fell had a severely narrowed coronary artery, which put him at an increased risk of cardiac arrest.\n\nThe investigation was told that the RNLI and the board jointly decided in 2019 that despite the higher risk of backflow, it was “not appropriate” to extend the lifeguard coverage from Filey Bay to Reyton Gap on a permanent basis due to access issues.\n\nInstead, lifeguards permanently stationed at Filey Bay will continue to patrol the 9-kilometer stretch of beach, including the gorge, by vehicle, and additional signs have been installed along the path from the caravan site to Rayton Gorge.\n\nFell’s wife Fiona criticized Haven for not having enough tide warning signs on the first day of the hearing, and Craig Valentine, the company’s regional health and safety manager, testified about the measures the park operator is taking to warn guests. about the dangers.\n\nAlthough Haven’s ownership of the land ends at the foot of the trail from the park to the beach, he said they have entered into a voluntary partnership with the RNLI since 2018 to educate customers on water safety. These include signs, flyers distributed on site, park maps, and a welcome email with links to the RNLI website and information about their Swim to Live campaign.\n\nIn 2019, following one of the many rescues in Filey Bay, additional meetings were held with the RNLI and closer ties were agreed. The poster was recommended for signage and three were printed and installed on the walkway and beach cafe at Haven’s expense.\n\nHaven also stated that they were able to fund the installation of additional signage at the end of the 2019 season and meetings were held with the council, RNLI and Contract Signs designers. As of January 2020, the RNLI site audit for Reighton Sands had not yet been completed and the project was put on hold due to the first Covid lockdown.\n\nIn January 2021, Haven received 250 safety flyers to distribute to receiving parks, and in February they contacted the RNLI to inquire about progress on the new signs. At that point, the council agreed to install them, and in May the contractors provided quotes and warned that there might be some delivery delays due to the lockdown. By mid-July, there was still talk of evidence, extra pay, and other issues, but no signs were coming.\n\nScarborough Council’s head of projects Christopher Bourne, who is responsible for the management of tourist beaches, also testified and confirmed that he was responsible for the lifeguard contract with the RNLI and weekly inspections of lifesaving equipment, as well as the installation of warning signs on council property.\n\nHe visited Ryton Gap after David Fell’s death and noticed a lifeline, a working emergency telephone, and three “Water Unpredictable” signs on the way from the trailer park to the beach.\n\nHe confirmed that warning flags are only operational on beaches where lifeguards are on duty at all times, and that the three employees working in Filey Bay will be on a rotational patrol to the Gorge in their vehicles.\n\nHe added that after his team reviewed the tide recommendations in the 2019 RNLI report and decided not to proceed with the rescue operation at Rayton Gap, there was only one incident – the death of Mr. Fell. He believed that risks could be managed through signage.\n\nAfter the tragedy, the posters were replaced with signs warning of the absence of rescuers, and a further risk assessment of Ryton Gap was commissioned.\n\nWriting down the conclusion, Mr Longstaff said: “It was a tragedy for the Fell family. Members of the public who saved his children showed considerable courage and heroism.\n\n“This incident was not anyone’s fault from a legal point of view, and David Fell did not violate his duties.\n\n“I consider it significant that none of the witnesses brought Mr. Fell to the rescue site. He was a good swimmer and a family man, and I find it inconceivable that he would not want to be involved in saving his children. No one heard him call for help. The next time someone saw him, he was motionless.\n\n“Dr. Skunk never cited drowning as the cause of death. I asked him to reconsider his testimony in light of witness testimony, and it appears that the stress of entering the water may have increased the risk of cardiac arrest due to an underlying heart condition. The emergency involving his children exacerbated this stress.\n\n“It is an understandable assumption made that day that he drowned, but this has not been proven and the medical evidence categorically states that he did not drown. The cause of death is natural, but, in my opinion, it does not correspond to the circumstances. .”\n\nMr Longstaff added that the warning signs now in place are more informative than those in July 2021, but added that he has no problem with the content of the previous signs." ]
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[ "The faces of the people convicted for knife crime in Somerset", null, "Knife crime convictions in Avon and Somerset are at their highest level in six years.\n\nThe area saw 34 cautions or sentences handed out for knife and offensive weapon offences per 100,000 people, compared to a rate of 41 per 100,000 across England and Wales as a whole.\n\nRecent police recorded crime figures published by the ONS1 also showed an increase in the number of knife and offensive weapon offences recorded. In the year ending March 2012 18,900 offences were recorded compared with 30,280 recorded in 2017.\n\nJust under two thirds (62%) of all knife and offensive weapon offences are now possession of blade or point offences, compared with just half (51%) in 2008/09.\n\nAs part of a police initiative to tackle knife crime, you can now hand in knives at police stations across the country without prosecution until the end of July - in addition to permanent knife surrender bins across Avon & Somerset.\n\nKnife amnesties are an opportunity to protect loved ones from serious harm or a conviction.\n\nAnd if you think knife crime isn't a problem in our area, here are the faces of those sentenced for exactly that.\n\nThis is a man who murdered his wife and left their two young sons to find her body.\n\nTavener repeatedly stabbed his wife, Claire, in a vicious assault at their Nailsea home between Sunday, 7 January and Monday, 8 January this year.\n\nAs she lay fatally injured the 45-year-old then fled his Brendon Gardens address and attempted to take his own life by lying in front of a train.\n\nThe couple’s two young sons were left to discover their dying mother, with the eldest calling the police.\n\nWhen he appeared at Bristol Crown Court in April Tavener was given a life term and told he would serve a minimum of 16 years and eight months behind bars before he will be considered for release.\n\nLisa-Marie Thornton was found dead on the morning of November 23, 2017.\n\nThe 36-year-old had died after being stabbed more than 30 times.\n\nPellow had consistently claimed the mother-of-three’s injuries were self-inflicted, but his suggestion cut no ice with the jury, who found him guilty of murder.\n\nHe was jailed to life, with a minimum of 17 years for her murder.\n\nOn Saturday, July 22, 2017, 60-year-old McKie randomly attacked a 17-year-old girl at Taunton Train Station and wounded a policeman who rushed in to save the victim.\n\nThe victim was waiting for a train with two of her friends when McKie walked over to the three friends, stood in front of them and, without saying a word, lunged towards the victim with a 4-inch knife, stabbing her in the abdomen.\n\nAs she did so, she smiled and told the victim “you deserve that”.\n\nHearing a commotion, PC Ian Taylor – who was on patrol in a different part of the station – ran towards what he later described as “a frenzied attack”.\n\nPC Taylor confronted McKie and shouted at her to stop, but she merely turned her aggression towards him, stabbing him in the hip.\n\n60-year-old McKie, of Edmund Road, Redruth, was committed to a secure hospital by the court.\n\nShe was handed a section 37 hospitalisation order and a section 41 restriction order, due to the fact she poses a risk to the public.\n\nDrug addict Glen Squire who stabbed a man on Valentine's Day before throwing him naked out of his car.\n\nThe 25 year old, of Canal Road, in Taunton was jailed for 18 months for ABH after stabbing the victim with a six-inch blade.\n\nThe victim sustained injuries to his biceps, thigh and nipple.\n\nWhen arrested and interviewed by police, Squire - who has previous convictions for assault, battery and robbery - told them he had been under the influence of cocaine and had believed he was going to be attacked.\n\nViktorija Ratiuk stabbed her flatmate with a knife during an alcohol-fuelled argument, killing him.\n\nShe stabbed 32-year-old Romualds Baluls once in the chest in the flat they shared in Bircham Road, Taunton, in 2016. He died at the scene.\n\nRatiuk was cleared of murder, but convicted of manslaughter, at a Bristol Crown Court trial.\n\nShe was jailed for eight and a half years.\n\nLouis Holmes also known as Bramble, was just 18-years-old when he stabbed five young men in the early hours of August 21, 2016, leaving one Keynsham man with life-changing injuries.\n\nHolmes, of no fixed address, was sentenced at Bristol Crown Court in May last year after admitting four counts of wounding and one count of wounding with intent, as well as a separate charges of possessing prohibited items in prison, including a knife, mobile phone and drugs.\n\nHolmes stabbed the first victim, a 24-year-old man, three times while inside the Pryzm nightclub on Bristol Harbourside. The other four victims were stabbed outside the Dojo Lounge nightclub in Park Row in an unconnected incident.\n\nWhen Holmes was arrested he was found in possession of a blue lock knife which was forensically linked to three of the victims. Blood found on Holmes’ coat linked him to one of the other victims.\n\nHe was given an extended sentence of 15 years - 10 of which he will serve in prison.\n\nSergeant Mike Vass, who co-ordinates the force’s work on knife crime, said: “We are committed to tackling knife crime using various tactics such as enforcement, education, intervention and deterrence.\n\n“We know one of the key areas is educating younger people about the dangers of carrying a knife and how it can destroy lives and families.\n\n“That’s why we are focussing much of our work on education – going into schools and delivering hard-hitting workshops which really bring home the impact knives can have not just on individuals, but on families and communities.”\n\nHe stabbed and killed a \"much loved\" Somerset dad during a fight and is currently serving an eight year and nine month prison sentence.\n\nJoseph Pearce died at a property on Churchill Close in Burnham-on-Sea on July 10, 2017, after an altercation involving Dominic Lacey.\n\nA post-mortem examination found Mr Pearce, 40, died from a knife wound to the chest.\n\nAt Taunton Crown Court earlier this year Frederick Walls, 34 of no fixed address, was convicted of robbery at the Post Office in Henlade in Somerset on August 9.\n\nHe had already admitted another knife-point robbery at the Texaco garage in Wellington New Road in Taunton on October 11.\n\nDuring both robberies Walls used a knife to threaten staff before making off with cash.\n\nHe was also sentenced to 12 months each for two counts of possession of a bladed article to run concurrently.\n\nAn abusive and controlling husband who stabbed his estranged wife to death is currently serving a life sentence for her murder.\n\nHe lured Lisa Winn to their matrimonial home in Glastonbury, Somerset, in February 2015 by convincing her he had gone to work.\n\nBut when she arrived at the house - where she believed she was picking up her 10-year-old daughter, Bella, who was unwell - she was met by Winn.\n\nAn argument broke out between the pair and Mrs Winn was stabbed numerous times in the neck, chest and abdomen with a large kitchen knife, killing her instantly.\n\nWinn fled the scene immediately, driving off in Mrs Winn’s Vauxhall Vectra before deliberately crashing it almost 10 miles away in an attempt to take his own life." ]
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[ null, "Mike Hammond, legislative counsel for GOA, says “if Bloomberg were to secure the presidency, the first thing he would do is try to create four more liberal senators from the District of Columbia and Puerto Rico, abolish the Electoral College, pack the Supreme Court, and otherwise jimmy our system of government to such an extent that the Republicans could never be elected again.”\n\nWhichever way the election goes, says Hammond, will decide if the Second Amendment is destroyed – “or whether we have succeeded in dodging that bullet.”\n\nNH: gun confiscation to be pushed in Senate committee hearing" ]
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[ "RUSH: From the U.K. Daily Mail: “‘Crooked Hillary is the worst (and biggest) loser of all time.'” This is a Donald Trump tweet. He tells Hillary to get on with her life, as she questioned the legitimacy of the election and urges her to try again in three years.\n\n“President Donald Trump hit out early Saturday at ‘crooked’ Hillary Clinton, his defeated election opponent. Trump called Clinton ‘the worst and biggest’ loser of all time’ for saying that his election victory has ‘lots of questions about its legitimacy.'”\n\nFolks, do you remember how horrified Hillary pretended to be during the third and final presidential debate last October? Trump said that he would keep us in suspense about whether he’d accept the election results. That was a Chris Wallace question, I believe, and Trump said (paraphrasing), “No, I’m not gonna tell you tonight that I’ll abide by the election result. I don’t know what’s gonna happen between now and then. Have no idea what’s gonna happen.”\n\nAnd you remember how the entire Drive-By Media and Democrat Party and, hell, some Republicans descended on Trump and they accused him of undermining our great and vaunted Democrat process? Donald Trump once again was posing the greatest threat to democracy that any of us had ever seen in the modern era. Because he was saying he would not accept the outcome of the election.\n\nTrump was very smart. The reason he didn’t say anything — well, there were probably many reasons. But I’m gonna tell you one of the big reasons why, because if Trump had said, “Oh, of course, yes, I will certainly abide by the results,” the story the night of the debate would be, the headline would be: “Trump concedes election.”\n\nIf Trump had said, “Sure. If I lose, I lose. If the election shows that Hillary wins, I certainly will accept the results of the election. Absolutely.” If he’d said that, then the only news there would have been for the next two or three days, “Trump concedes defeat, Trump concedes election, Trump acknowledges impossible dream, Trump acknowledges impossible task, Trump admits can’t win.”\n\nYou get the picture. That’s what they wanted, and they didn’t get it. And they went around talking about what a great threat Trump’s refusal to acknowledge that he wouldn’t accept the results posed to our great democracy. Remember how horrified Hillary pretended to be? She actually said, “That’s horrifying.” And yet here we are a year later, and she still hasn’t accepted the results, and she’s the one undermining our democracy by claiming that it was rigged and there was cheating and that there was collusion.", null, "Trump tweeted on Saturday: “She just can’t stop, which is so good for the Republican Party. Hillary, get on with your life and give it another try in three years.”\n\nYou know what? I won’t be surprised if somewhere down the line she blames global warming. It’s about the only thing that she has left out." ]
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[ null, null, null, "Last Friday Mike and I left the Fort Worth Stockyards and headed for the new Dallas Cowboy Stadium. One of the couples at MCD told us tours were conducted at the new stadium so we thought it might be a neat thing to do. When we got there we found out that they were not giving tours that day due to a Star Wars concert that evening. We decided to go ahead and purchase tickets for Saturday. This particular Saturday they were only giving tours until 12:00. We decided that since it was Saturday we would arrive at the starting time of 8:30 and boy were we glad. At 8:00 there was already a very long line waiting to purchase tickets. Since we already had ours we were sent on ahead and ended up in the first tour.\nIf you ever go there we would highly recommend purchasing tickets in advance and arriving early.\nThe facility is quite awesome! The tour was well organized and quite educational. There were many, many facts given during the tour that we just can’t remember but a little later this year there should be some information on the web telling about the stadium. The few facts that we can remember are:\n1. The television hanging in the center of the stadium is 7 stories tall. In one picture you can see a man in a booth that gives this perspective of size.", null, "2. The duct work is 2 ½ miles long.\n3. Each speaker hanging in the stadium would fill the flat bed of an 18 wheeler.\n4. The old stadium was 900 thousand square feet and the new one is over 3 million square feet.", null, "5. In the Cowboy’s locker room each locker cost $10,000 to build.\n6. There are 3,000 Sony TV’s throughout the stadium and in the near future there will be an additional 2,000. The giant screen is a Mitsubishi.\n7. There are no bad seats, no poles blocking vision.\n8. There are 2 arches that help support the stadium and the opening. Each arch is larger than the arch in St. Louis.\n9. Field level is 300 below ground level\n10. By the 2011 Super Bowl they will be able to seat 105,000 people.\n11. The city of Arlington gave $330 million of the $1.4 billion cost of the stadium and Jerry Jones picked up the rest of the tab.\n12. Jerry Jones is a very rich man. No relation.\nThey gave out so much more information than this but you just can’t remember it all. As I said it should be published by the end of the season. The pictures tell it best.\nIt was a fun day and we are glad we got to see one of the “new” wonders of the world.\nPosted by Happytrails at 9:37 PM" ]
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[ "There were some 3.45 million Muslims living in the United States in 2017, according to research by Pew Research Center. That number is expected to jump significantly over the next couple of decades.\n\nUsing a variety of different measures, including its own survey and demographic research, Pew determined there were some 3.45 million Muslims of all ages living in the US, and that this religious denomination comprises about 1.1 percent of the US population. The US Census Bureau does not ask questions regarding religion affiliations in its surveys.\n\nThat put Muslims in third place in terms of numbers behind Christians and Jews, respectively. However, that number is expected to change rather rapidly by 2050.\n\nAccording to Pew, “the US Muslim population will grow much faster than the country’s Jewish population. By 2040, Muslims will replace Jews as the nation’s second-largest religious group after Christians.”", null, "Projecting ahead to 2050, it estimated that the US Muslim population would reach 8.1 million, or 2.1 percent of the nation’s total population — nearly double the number today.\n\nPew provided a glimpse of the demographic dispersal of the Muslim population, noting that they were not distributed evenly. Washington, DC has a rather large Muslim community, the survey noted, while some states, like New Jersey, have two to three times as many Muslims adults per capita when compared to the national average.\n\nIn its first survey of Muslim Americans in 2007, Pew estimated that there were 2.35 million Muslims in the US. By 2011, the number had increased to 2.75 million (including 1.8 million adults).\n\n“Since then, the Muslim population has continued to grow at a rate of roughly 100,000 per year, driven both by higher fertility rates among Muslim Americans as well as the continued migration of Muslims to the US,” the polling organization said.\n\nMeanwhile, religious conversion did not have a significant impact on the number of Muslims now residing in the country. Pew explained this was due to about as many Americans converting to Islam as those leaving the faith." ]
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[ null, "If you’re like me, you cut yourself off from all bonus materials about Prometheus that could lead to spoilers weeks ago, let alone just under two weeks from its U.S. release. The good news is that 20th Century Fox has provided us with something completely spoiler-free via this new featurette about the production design of the film’s titular ship.\n\nConsidering they named the movie after this thing, you have to imagine it plays a big part in Ridley Scott‘s new film. You can listen to Scott, writer Damon Lindelof and production designer Arthur Max talk about the concept of the ship. Stars Noomi Rapace, Michael Fassbender and Charlize Theron also take turns gushing about how realistic it was to be on set." ]
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[ null, "The Vortex Vanquisher is a unique 5-star weapon released during Zhongli’s first featured banner. The weapon is an odd mix of a defensive and offensive weapon, boosting both attack and shield strength for the character.\n\nIs the Vortex Vanquisher any good?\n\nThe Vortex Vanquisher is possibly the worst 5-star weapon in the game, with a passive that barely benefits two Polearm characters. The issue lies in a conflict between the weapon’s passive and secondary stat. While the passive boosts shield strength, the secondary stat boosts Attack.\n\nCharacters who boast a shield as a Polearm character function defensively, not offensively. Thoma, a Polearm character that applies heavy shields, is better off using an Energy Recharge weapon to use his Elemental Burst better. His damage is very low, so the Vortex Vanquisher is not a good option on him.\n\nWhile Zhongli can deal massive amounts of damage, most of his damage and shields scale off of his Maximum HP. If you run Zhongli as burst support and have no other 5-star Polearms, then the Vortex Vanquisher is your best option. However, he prefers the Staff of Homa or Primordial Jade Winged Spear.\n\nOverall, it’s not recommended to pull the Vortex Vanquisher at the moment. Zhongli and Thoma, the two premier Polearm shielders, have better options." ]
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[ "A Brief History Of Cranberries (And A Few Classic Recipes)\n\nCranberries are traced to early Native Americans in the 1500’s..They used the fruit as a food, as a dye, and even medicine long before the first English settlers arrived to co-opt the berry’s usage.\n\nNational Geographic says that cranberries are the original “super food”, used by Natives as well as settlers.\n\nThe Algonquin, Chippewa, and Cree, among others, gathered wild cranberries where they could find them in what is now Maine, Massachusetts, New Jersey, and Wisconsin, all the way west to Oregon and Washington, and north to areas of British Columbia and Quebec, according to Devon Mihesuah, a professor at the University of Kansas and an enrolled citizen of the Choctaw Nation. The berry was called sassamenesh (by the Algonquin) and ibimi (by the Wampanoag and Lenni-Lenape), which translates literally as “bitter” or “sour berries.”\n\nCranberries were a staple among North American Natives, but the method of preparation varied. Of course, they were eaten as fresh fruit. Some tribes dried the fruit and formed them into cakes to store. Others made tea out of the leaves.\n\nMembers of the Cree people would boil the fruit and used it to dye porcupine quills for clothing and jewelry. The Chippewa people even used cranberries as bait when trapping the snowshoe hare.\n\nOf all fruits available for purchase, only three – the blueberry, the Concord grape and the cranberry – find their roots in North American soil.\n\nPilgrims learn to use cranberries from the Native Americans in 1620, and from there, about 60 years later, they made the first cranberry juice. In the early 1800’s, Captain Henry Hall, a veteran of the American Revolution, first cultivated cranberries in Dennis, Massachusetts. He began exporting them to Europe in the 1820’s.\n\nIndustrialization took place for the cranberry industry in the US in 1947, when walk-behind mechanical dry harvesters replaced hand scooping. The machinery resulted in the first million barrel national cranberry crop in 1953.\n\nIn 1959, however, the industry crashed under the weight of the Great Cranberry Scare. Increased testing and oversight of fruits caused a period of hysteria, with the government and the public worried about cancer-causing pesticides in the fruit:\n\nArthur S. Fleming, Secretary of Secretary of Health, Education, and Welfare, issued a warning to consumers that traces of the weed killer aminotriazole had been found in Oregon and Washington State. He urged Americans to “be on the safe side” and avoid consuming cranberries until the crop had been tested and deemed safe. Given the time required to carry out such testing, he all but guaranteed that the sale of cranberry products for 1959 would crash to historic lows.”\n\nToday, cranberries are commercially grown throughout the northern part of the United States. You can find fresh cranberries at farmer’s markets and in grocery stores. They come dried, canned, bottled, and juiced.\n\nFarmers in America now harvest about 40,000 acres of cranberries each year, according to The Cape Cod Cranberry Growers Association.\n\nWhen cooking with cranberries, it is always best to go with fresh fruit, rather than dried or canned. Dried cranberries may add sugar, and other unhealthy processed ingredients. Protip: Be wary of “sweetened dried cranberries” – a commercial product that’s literally more sugar than fruit. Many of the commercial brands sold in grocery stores have added sugar. Check the label to find out what you’re getting.\n\nThe recipes below are adapted from a booklet that was published in 1953, called Recipes for Eatmor Fresh Cranberries.\n\nBoil sugar and water together 5 minutes. Add cranberries and boil, without stirring, until all the skins pop open—about 5 minutes. Remove from heat and cool in saucepan. Makes one quart 10-Minute Cranberry Sauce.\n\nCombine cranberries, water and sugar in saucepan. Cook until cranberries are soft. Put through sieve or food mill. Soften gelatin in cold water and dissolve in hot cranberry puree. Stir in fruit juice and rind. Cool.\n\nPour into refrigerator tray and freeze until firm. Makes 1 quart.\n\nRoll out half of pastry and fit into 9-inch pan. Slowly stir sugar and water into the cranberries in a large saucepan on medium heat. Cook until cranberries pop—about 10 minutes.\n\nMake a paste of cornstarch and remaining water in a small bowl. Slowly stir into fruit and continue cooking until thick and translucent (about 5 minutes).\n\nCool and pour into pie shell. Roll out remaining pastry and cut in strips. Arrange crisscross fashion over top.", null, null ]
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[ null, "Dr. John C. Whitcomb had been a professor at Grace Theological Seminary in Winona Lake, Indiana for nineteen years. My husband and I had been missionaries in the Philippines for eleven years. We came to the States intending to spend two years earning advanced degrees after which we would return to our teaching ministry at Far Eastern Bible Institute and Seminary.\n\nAfter my husband's sudden death, I moved to Kansas to teach and wait for God's timing to return to the Philippines. How was it possible for a professor in Indiana and a teacher in Kansas to get together? No, we did not go to the Web. God's ways are more reliable than that. Furthermore, there was no thought of remarriage in my plan. God warns us against \"I wills\" (Luke 12:18). Rather, He examples to us by His own words, \"Not my will, but Thine be done\". He has unimaginable rewards for His obedient followers. My nut-shell story follows. There will be \"fill-ins\" in future \"Windows for Women.\"\n\nThe day that I completed my MA in Science degree in Kansas, I boarded the train for Winona Lake, Indiana, to counsel in a summer youth camp for two weeks. When I arrived, the director apologized that she had neglected to inform me that the camp had been cancelled due to low enrollment. The next day Dr. Whitcomb, the professor whom my husband had highly admired, contacted me to say that he heard that I was in Winona Lake and would like to see me. That baffled me, since I had never formally met him. I accepted his plan to accompany him for a couple of hours on a \"jaunt to do errands\".\n\nAfter driving a short distance, Dr. Whitcomb said, \"I have some matters that I would like to talk about\". That was not surprising. Since he was the one who informed me of my husband's sudden death, I thought he wanted to share his sorrow over his wife's death that had happened since that time. Jehovah-raah, our Shepherd, was leading us into green pastures. -- (To be continued next month)\nPosted by Norma Whitcomb at 10:38 AM 2 comments", null ]
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[ null, "Just days after confirming that Fallen Earth would be back in a classic edition, with wiped servers and a clean database, the game is now live again. While the Little Orbit team continues work on a full-fledged Fallen Earth reboot, they've decided to go ahead and back the old game for the community to enjoy right now.\n\nCEO Matt Scott addresses the community's requests to have the game back after the servers went offline in 2019. Sometimes, he says they \"often want to learn more about our reboot, [but] half the time they tell us how much they miss the old experience\". So, for now while the reboot is still under active development, everyone that wants to get back into the post-apocalyptic MMO can go ahead and do that. The classic servers will be completely free to play with no shop, fitting the described intent to release it as a gift to the community while the team works on the reboot. In other words, everything in the game is open to access and if you take a new journey through the wastelands, there won’t be microtransactions. Scott recently also mentioned the idea that they might even unlock some of the previously gated bonuses to enjoy.\n\nOnce concern that didn't go unnoticed relates to the previous server instability, but Little Orbit has released this clean slate classic edition with upgraded servers. With an extensive database of items, crafting, and previous attacks and duplication errors hogging resources, the original servers couldn’t hold up. Losing all of the prior progression will disappoint some, but having a clean start helps the servers too. If that’s the cost of getting the game back up and running, let’s see who’s jumping back in.\n\nFor more on the release, including how to download and access Fallen Earth, see this official announcement." ]
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[ "Mayan ruins and sites marking the Maya’s fascinating ancient civilization and culture dot the Central America countryside in Belize, Mexico and Guatemala. While Mayan civilization and culture date back well into BC times, many Mayan ruins and sites were only recently discovered and have yet to be excavated. Exploring these beautiful, ancient cities and artifacts of the past makes for an exciting, memorable adventure and a great way to learn more about the culture and history of Mayan civilization. (Click on the image below to see a larger version.)", null, "Great Mayan civilizations and more modest settlements ranged from Mexico’s Yucatan Peninsula in the north to Honduras in the south. In addition to constructing massive temple complexes, Mayan culture is known for having devised an uncannily accurate and complex calendar system, amassed considerable gold and wealth, and concocted a variety of medicinal treatments from their natural surroundings.\n\nContrary to what the general term “Mayan” might conjure up, Mayan peoples were not ethnically homogenous, but rather loosely related communities that were often defined by differences in ancestry, language dialects and geography. Mayan cities both cooperated and competed with one another. They formed alliances with fellow Mayan settlements and kingdoms to facilitate trade as well as fulfill their political and military ambitions.\n\nMayan faith and religion played a central role in organizing politics and culture in Mayan civilization. The king, or high lord, and royal family occupied the top rung of a strict political hierarchy, followed by an elite tier of priests, warriors and scribes. The next tier of Mayan artisans and traders were appreciated for their economic value. Subsistence farmers and servants made up the bottom rung of Mayan civilization.\n\nThe high lord of the Mayan kingdom was thought to hold sway with the gods of the underworld, who would assume the earthly form of a jaguar.\n\nThe amazing, complex Mayan calendar served as an incredibly accurate device for measuring time as well as a tool for interpreting the order of the universe.\n\nStill used today in some places, the ancient Mayan system of time measurement is actually three calendars in one. The first calendar, known as the Tzolkin, refers to a period of 260 days likely based on the nine month birth period. The second calendar, called the Haab, is a solar year of 365 days. Together, the Tzolkin and Haab form the third calendar known as the Calendar Round, referring to a period of 52 solar years.\n\nThe Mayan solar calendar is astoundingly accurate, even more so than the modern calendar we use today. The pictures below show the Mayan Sacred Round Calendar (Tzolkin, left) and Solar Round Calendar (Haab, right).", null, "The so-called Mayan 2012 end of the world or “doomsday” prediction might be the most intriguing aspect of the Mayan calendar today. Based on their ancient calendar system, Mayans believed the “Great Cycle of the present age” would last for 13 backtun cycles of 144,000 days and come to an end on December 23, 2012. This calculation has led some people to fear that the Mayan “doomsday prediction” actually means civilization as we know it will come to some kind of cataclysmic end next year. While debating the likelihood of this prophecy can make for interesting conversation, Maya people saw the world as undergoing recurring cycles of death and rebirth, so that the end of the current calendar cycle also marks the start of the next one rather than an onslaught of the apocalypse.\n\nMayan culture made adept use of the natural environment in Central America to maintain health and treat illnesses. Traditional Mayan medicine is said to employ native plants to treat malaria and manage diabetes, among many other uses.\n\nMayan civilization and culture flourished for thousands of years until roughly 1500, about the time that the Spanish set about exploring and conquering the New World. A combination of Spanish military might and the introduction of foreign pathogens from the Old World that couldn’t be tamed by Mayan medicine is thought to have hastened the somewhat mysterious downfall and large-scale disappearance of ancient Mayan civilization.\n\nBelize is home to many of the oldest ruins of Mayan civilization and more than 900 Mayan sites. The most popular and significant Mayan ruins in Belize include Altun Ha, which can also be seen on the label of Belize’s national beer, Belikin, Cahal Pech and Caracol near San Ignacio, and Lamanai. Altun Ha, Caracol, Cerros, Cuello and Lamanai are all among the earliest known Mayan sites and cities. Belize is also a popular point of departure for trips to the ancient Mayan civilization of Tikal in Guatemala.\n\nAltun Ha refers to the ruins of an ancient Mayan city located about 30 miles (50 km) north of Belize City. Mayan peoples first occupied Altun Ha around 200 BC, with the majority of construction occurring from 200 to 900 AD. Visitors to Belize will recognize the largest of Altun Ha’s Mayan temple pyramids, the “Temple of the Masonry Altars,” from the front label of a bottle of a Belikin. Prior to coming to the attention of the archeological community in 1963, some stones from Altun Ha’s ancient Mayan structures were reportedly repurposed for residential construction in the nearby Belize agricultural village of Rockstone Pond.", null, "Caracol is the largest Mayan site and ruins in Belize. Located about 25 miles south of San Ignacio in the foothills of the Maya Mountains, Caracol occupies an area of some 88 square kilometers and once supported a population of about 140,000 people in the sixth century AD. The ruins of the major Mayan civilization and archaeological site encompass numerous temples, pyramids, royal tombs, dwellings and structures, along with a sizeable collection of Mayan art. Caracol’s political accomplishments include defeating the neighboring Mayan kingdom of Tikal in Guatemala. Despite its large scale and historical significance, the Mayan ruins of Caracol remained hidden in Belize’s dense tropical forest until a logger reportedly came across the site while searching for mahogany trees in 1937.\n\nLamanai was a long-running, significant Mayan civilization located in northern Belize’s Orange Walk District. Occupied as early as the 16th century BC, the Mayans continued to inhabit Lamanai all the way to the 17th century AD. Lamanai’s staying power proved so great that a Mayan revolt managed to drive away settlers from the Spanish conquest of Mexico’s Yucatan Peninsula. Lamanai subsequently became part of British Honduras before the latter was granted independence by the British and officially renamed Belize in 1973.", null, "Tikal was a major Mayan civilization and arbiter of Mayan culture located in the dense rainforest of Guatemala. Mayans inhabited Tikal from around 700 BC to the end of the tenth century AD, with the kingdom reaching its peak of power and influence between 200 and 900 AD.\n\nKing Jaguar Paw made Tikal into the dominant Mayan kingdom in the region in the fourth century AD. In 562, Lord Water of the Mayan kingdom of Caracol in present-day Belize conquered Tikal and sacrificed Tikal’s King Double Bird. Tikal languished for a time under Caracol’s rule until the late seventh century. In 711, Tikal’s new ruler, Lord Chocolate, who also went by King Moon Double Comb for his elaborate headdress, managed to defeat neighboring Calakmul and restore Tikal to its position as the predominant kingdom in the Central Maya region.\n\nTikal National Park covers 222 square miles of Mayan ruins and dense Guatemalan rainforest. Considering the massive scale of the site, about 10 square miles of this expanse had been excavated as of 2008. The excavated portions of the ruins include five large pyramids that are among the site’s most significant structures: the Temple of the Jaguar and Temple of the Masks in the Great Plaza, Pyramid III, the Temple of the Two-Headed Serpent, and Pyramid V. The Mayan temples range in height from 138 to 213 feet (42 to 65 meters).", null, "Guatemala designated the ruins of the Mayan civilization of Tikal a National Monument in 1931 and a National Park in 1955. UNESCO recognized Tikal as a World Heritage Site in 1979. In between, George Lucas apparently saw fit to use Tikal as a rebel base in the original Star Wars movie in 1977.\n\nChichen Itza is the largest Mayan ruins on Mexico’s Yucatan Peninsula and one the country’s most-visited travel destinations. Chichen Itza emerged as a powerful regional capital toward the end of the Late Classic Period (600 – 900 AD) of pre-Columbian Mesoamerica, roughly corresponding to the decline of the traditional Mayan kingdoms of the southern lowlands. As a sign and source of its considerable economic power, Chichen Itza was able to use maritime trade and transport through its port of Isla Cerritos to obtain gold and other natural resources from as far away as southern Central America. Most of Chichen Itza’s grand Mayan architecture and many of its most significant structures were built in a combination of Mayan and Toltec styles after coming under the rule of the Itzaes in the tenth century.", null, "Tulum occupies a picturesque perch overlooking the Caribbean Sea on Mexico’s Yucatan Peninsula. Compared with other Mayan ruins, Tulum is a fairly recent artifact of Mayan civilization and one of the most well-preserved Mayan sites. Mayan culture in Tulum reached its peak between the 13th and 15th centuries. Perhaps owing partly to its strategic position atop 12-meter (39 foot) high cliffs, Tulum managed to survive for 70 years after the Spanish began occupying Mexico.", null, "Palenque was a Mayan city state located in the southern Mexican state of Chiapas about 130 km south of Ciudad del Carmen. The Mayans of Mexico’s southern lowlands inhabited Palenque from about 100 BC to 800 AD. Though a medium-sized Mayan site, Palenque is said to contain some of the finest examples of the Mayan culture’s architecture, sculpture and carvings. UNESCO declared the Pre-Hispanic City and National Park of Palenque a World Heritage Site in 1987.", null ]
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[ "This Friday we celebrate our Veterans\n\nAnd…I THANK YOU FOR YOUR SERVICE\n\nIn my household, we love, respect, celebrate and honor our Veterans. Both my partner (Carla) and I had father’s that served in the military. Carla serves Veterans every day as a devoted and caring health care worker at the V.A. hospital.\n\nWhen I have had the honor to meet some of the many Veterans that Carla has cared for, they have told me beautiful stories about their service, love of their country and their military brotherhood. We always stop to talk to Veterans when we see them and offer assistance when we can.\n\nWhen a new military film is released we see it as soon as we can. Neither one of us enjoy violent movies but we do like understanding what these brave men and women have gone through while fighting for and protecting our freedom and our country.\n\nToday while browsing the titles that are featured on DeepDiscount.com for their site-wide sale I was drawn to the Military films. I prefer films that depict real stories and are often emotional. War and Military films are set in various times throughout history. The atmosphere may be different depending on the era, but the brotherhood of the soldiers remains the same through every branch of the military and through every war or conflict.\n\nOnce again, I THANK all veterans and those currently serving our country for your bravery and protection of our country. I also thank the families that that stand behind their loved ones and wait patiently for them to return from their duties and missions.\n\nHERE ARE A FEW OF THE POWERFUL MILITARY FILMS THAT HAVE MOVED ME IN PROFOUND WAYS.\n\nThese films and a full selection of military films can be found on www.deepdiscount.com. I have included links to my personal favorites that include full descriptions of the films as well as the trailers.\n\nThank You for Your Service / This a moving film starring Miles Teller.\n\nMegan Leavey / Based on a true story of a female Marine corporal (Purple Heart recipient) and her bond with a military combat dog.\n\nThe Hurt Locker / Winner of 6 Academy Awards to include: Best Picture and Best Director\n\nGood Morning Vietnam / A lighter look including the comedic genius of Robin Williams.\n\nHere is a historical fact about Veterans Day and why it is tied to a specific time on November 11, each year.\n\nThe day of recognition was first called Armistice Day. On November 11, 1918, at 11:00 am a cease-fire or armistice took place in Europe during World War 1. President Woodrow Wilson said that the armistice anniversary deserved recognition and on June 4, 1928, congress passed a resolution to make it a legal holiday and it was in 27 states. In 1938 November 11 was made a legal holiday. After World War II the act was amended to honor veterans of that war as well as Korea. In 1954 the name was changed to Veterans Day.\n\nWishing all of our Veterans as well as those that are currently serving our country a beautiful…..11/11/2022", null ]
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[ "The Sri Lankans are buoyant after a convincing win over Pakistan, but the recent 5-0 demolition job of England means the powerful Indians will be no less confident of a series victory.\n\nSince the World Cup win of 1996, Sri Lanka consistently has been a tough team and currently reigns as Asian champion. And yet if there are headlines about Asian cricket, they mostly have to do with the rise of India, the scandals of Pakistan and the continuing ineptitude of Bangladesh.\n\nMuttiah Muralitharan, the biggest name in Sri Lankan cricket and the game's highest Test wicket taker, has lived his career under a cloud of suspicion over the legality of his bowling action. The controversy dies down for a while but inevitably returns any time a former opponent releases an autobiography or someone asks India's retired spin-king Bishan Bedi what he thinks of Muralitharan – \"javelin thrower\" is as good as it gets.\n\nMuralitharan has persevered and has his sights set on yet another world record, for the most wickets in ODI cricket, currently held by former Pakistani great Wasim Akram. Muralitharan is only the second man to ever take 500 ODI wickets, and three more scalps will take him past Akram.\n\nIf Muralitharan has any rivals for the title of best spin bowler in the world, it comes from teammate Ajantha Mendis, who recently became the fastest bowler to reach 50 ODI wickets. Mendis tied the Indian batsmen in knots when they played each other last year and will look to continue the stranglehold. Few sides play spinners better than India, but Mendis is sure to add to his 59 victims.\n\nNot many batsmen in world cricket are as elegant as Sri Lanka's Kumar Sangakkara and the captain, Mahela Jayawardene. Sangakkara has been difficult to ignore after he briefly topped the Test batting rankings, but Jayawardene remains underrated. His Test record is that of an absolute titan – almost 8,000 runs, 24 centuries, an average that's over 50 and a highest score of 374. His ODI average is a surprisingly modest 32, yet here, too, he is closing in on 8,000 runs and should reach the milestone during the series with India. Aside from his runs, Jayawardene is also an astute and respected leader.\n\nBehind the scenes, however, the Sri Lankan cricket board is as poorly run as any. In his capacity as the chairman of Sri Lanka Cricket, former captain Arjuna Ranatunga tried to remake the board in his own maverick image. Allowing cricketers contracted to the unsanctioned ICL to play domestically and thumbing his nose at the all-powerful Indian cricket board was morally the right decision, though financially and politically unwise.\n\nRanatunga's sniping at India's undue influence went down well around the world, but those in Sri Lanka complained about Ranatunga's own autocratic streak. Things came to a head in December when Ranatunga sacked 16 employees of Sri Lanka Cricket, which in turn prompted the sports minister to sack the former cricket star. Ranatunga is now suing the minister for defamation to the tune of $161,000 (Canadian).\n\nCash strapped and seemingly directionless, SLC's problems have been worsened by the loss of its main sponsor, Dilmah. The series with India, therefore, becomes more important.\n\nIt will certainly be a money-maker, and a win will remind both fans and sponsors that despite it all, Sri Lanka remains Asian champions.", null ]
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[ null, "This year’s New York Film Festival officially kicks off tomorrow and today Film at Lincoln Center has revealed the secret screening for 2019 is Uncut Gems from The Safdie Brothers.\n\nThe film will be making its New York premiere at the festival on October 3rd. Take a look below for more information and for tickets, click here to visit the official festival site. NYFF will run through October 13th.\n\nOn the heels of their propulsive Good Time, the Safdie Brothers raise their game with another unhinged New York odyssey coasting on the sweaty highs and lows of a hapless protagonist and the frenetic pace of a city spinning out of control. In a rapid-fire, revelatory performance, Adam Sandler is Howard, a diamond dealer whose life is reaching a crescendo of manic desperation: his relationship with his wife (Idina Menzel) is imploding; he owes a hefty chunk of money to angry racketeers; and he’s getting in over his head in an ever escalating scheme to make a fortune by selling an Ethiopian diamond to Boston Celtics forward Kevin Garnett (playing himself in a terrific dramatic acting debut). Nothing goes as planned, of course, and that’s the fun and the terror of this wild ride that pushes viewers to the breaking point of pleasurable anxiety. A24 will release the film on December 13th in select cities and nationwide on Christmas Day." ]
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[ null, "- What is the level and content of cooperation of your university with the universities of Azerbaijan? Based on which agreements are you cooperating with Azerbaijan in the exchange of students and experience in education? Which projects are envisaged for future?\n\n- How many countries officially recognize the diploma of the Kyiv national university? What steps are taken to improve this indicator? In general, which reforms and on which level are conducted at the university you lead?\n\n- Ukraine is a member of the Lisbon convention - a document on the mutual recognition of diplomas in various countries. That is, all countries which sign the Lisbon convention, are assuming this responsibility when fulfilling definite conditions to recognize diplomas, issued in another country. Ukraine has fulfilled these commitments: this is the three-stage education system - Bachelor, Master, Doctor of Philosophy, this is the use of the European loan transfer system, this is the measurement of the time, spent in universities, this is the mutual recognition of qualifications. Therefore, speaking in general, the diploma of the Kyiv national university after Shevchenko is recognized already in nearly 150 countries, which have either signed the Lisbon convention or recognize its principles.", null, "- How many of them are the countries of Europe?\n\n- All European countries, without exception, from Great Britain to Turkey. Turkey is a European country, it is a participant of the Bologne process, just like Azerbaijan. All countries of the European community have signed the Lisbon convention and recognize the diplomas of Ukraine and the Kyiv national university after Shevchenko.\n\nAs for the quality of education, today we view the quality of education in terms of international ratings. Kyiv national university after Shevchenko is a participant of the QA and CR Higher education - these are British ratings, two of the three most popular in Europe. We are also the participant of the US News & World Report - a US weekly, which issues the rating every year. We are the participants of the Turkish and UAE ratings and we are the participants of the Shanghai rating. In particular, we were present in the Shanghai rating in maths. Therefore, the presence in these ratings means that the quality of education meets international standards. Naturally, we do not stop on what we have and what we had. Today the time and coronavirus pandemic showed the need to change. Therefore, we are now working on the model of a digital university, that is the university in which all its resources can be offered to a student in an electronic form. We are working on the model of new specialties, coordinated with the labor market. We are working on the model of the socially responsible university, because we need to cooperate and coordinate our actions with the entrants, their parents, employers, state and therefore we clearly see it as a mission of the university - quality education for quality life.\n\nThe whole development strategy of the university includes quality teachers, quality entrants, who become quality students, quality programs and quality education methods. It is based on the fact that our university is a research university, therefore, we provide for the scientific component in master's programs. Our university is innovative. We teach entrepreneurship, social responsibility, work ethics by profession to our students. This is what a modern young man or woman must have to find a good job with a decent salary. This is what our university development strategy is about.\n\n- How many Azerbaijani citizens were admitted to Kyiv national university after Shevchenko in a year and how many of them are studying now? How do you assess their education level? What specialties do Azerbaijanis usually prefer in your university?\n\n- Now these are 180 students from the Azerbaijan Republic.\n\n- Are they the citizens of Azerbaijan?\n\n- Yes, in fact, the number of Azerbaijanis is higher, but these are the citizens of Ukraine. There are 180 citizens of Azerbaijan, of them 178 study at the faculties and institutes and two are in the preparatory division. Why is the number so low? Because this year is not typical, there was a ban on entry without certificates, tests and many other things, therefore, their number has dropped. This year, around 40 students- citizens of Azerbaijan completed their education and there is still not a single student for admission.\n\nWhat are their majors? The majority are studying at the Institute of law - the former faculty of law, institute of international relations and economic faculty. But there are students from Azerbaijan at other faculties and institutes. Most of them have very good school background. It is prestigious to enter the Kyiv national university after Shevchenko from the Azerbaijan Republic and applicants are aware of the high requirements. Several Milli Majlis deputies are the graduates of our university.\n\n- How many Azerbaijani deputies graduated from your university?\n\n- Now 4 or 5. Those who enter usually know about them. The entrants have good school education. True, sometimes they have to master the language. Because an everyday Ukrainian or previous Russia is one thing, but when you need to read books, textbooks on your major, it is a different thing. Therefore, at the preparatory division, we accentuate the improvement of the language by specialty. If you choose humanitarian specialties, you need to work on history, language and literature. If you choose physical sciences, you need to work on your maths, physics, chemistry, biology to understand what is being discussed at the lectures. But, in general, we are satisfied, and I think that students from Azerbaijan make up a very good, and successful contingent of students.\n\n- Are there cases when Azerbaijani students are sent down from university for violating rules of discipline or for other reasons?\n\n- There were no such cases last year. As a rule, we send down the students from the Azerbaijan Republic upon a letter from a migration service. The matter is that they come to study on a special visa, and if they engage in business, entrepreneurship or work, this is a different visa. The migration service is very strict. This is related to not only Azerbaijani students but also the students from other countries. And if there is such a violation, and you arrive on a student visa and start to work, the migration service sends the letter about the violation of the regime of stay, violation of the visa regime, and we are obliged to send the students down. But we did not send down any students from Azerbaijan for violating the discipline over the past few years, because there were no such violations.", null, "- Is it possible to perpetuate the memory of any of the historical personalities of Azerbaijan in the name of one of the chairs of your university, given the fact that the activity of a number of Azerbaijani historical figures at definite times intersected the history of Ukraine?\n\n- We have no such tradition, but 2021 marks the 880th anniversary of the birthday of Nizami Ganjavi and President of Azerbaijan Ilham Aliyev - our honorary doctor - declared this year the Year of Ganjavi. In cooperation with the Azerbaijani diaspora in Ukraine, in cooperation with the Azerbaijani embassy to Ukraine, we have prepared a project on the erection of the monument to writer Nizami Ganjavi in the botanical garden. This is the center of the city and we consider this memorial a decoration and a symbol of the Ukrainian-Azerbaijani friendship.\n\nFurther, on December 2022, we will mark the 30th anniversary of the restoration of diplomatic relations between Ukraine and Azerbaijan. Why restoration? Because, in fact, the Azerbaijan Democratic Republic and Ukrainian People's Republic had diplomatic relations and the ambassador of the Azerbaijan Democratic Republic in the Ukrainian state was Yusif Vezir Chemenzeminli, who was the student of the faculty of law at the Imperial University of St. Vladimir. He is a really genius person and now we, together with the embassy of the Republic of Azerbaijan, are preparing a lecture hall bearing his name. We have such a tradition to name the lecture halls after outstanding personalities. Together with the embassy, we are preparing materials to feature his life, his research works and diplomatic career. We have agreed that by the 30th anniversary of the diplomatic relations, together with the embassy, we will launch this lecture hall at the Red corps of the university.\n\nToday, the embassy of Azerbaijan in Ukraine is very active like in previous years, and we meet, discuss, promote various projects of monuments, lecture halls, Azerbaijani center and so on. I think this is the evidence of our close ties. I think that this joint activity will benefit the citizens of both countries and our university, in particular.\n\n- There were facts when our students who receive education at your university cannot speak Russian, Ukrainian or English though they received the diploma. How did they study then?\n\n- It is difficult to say because we even invite embassy representatives to the state exams. It is very good that you paid attention to that. There was such a claim from the embassy in the past, but currently there are no such cases. There was a claim from the previous ambassador, he graduated from our university, the faculty of international relations. We started to control exams so that there was no such liberalism. I also had a student from Azerbaijan at the faculty of philosophy. He told me that it is hard for him to understand, because he is from a different country, and has a different language. I told him, 'I do not want you to become a super-philosopher, but there is a minimum that you have to now.' When I was a student in the Soviet times, I had many groupmates from Azerbaijan and there were no problems. None of them ever said, 'I am from a different country.' We treat it carefully and invite the embassy represenatives to all state exams. We have many students from Iran, we invite the representatives of the Iranian embassy to the exams. We have many students from India, somewhere around 500 people now. We also invited the attache on cultural issues from the embassy of Azerbaijan, who is also engaged in educational issues, she is also the graduate of our university, of the Institute of International Relations, she also attended these exams. So, if earlier there were some doubts, we are now trying to disperse all of them." ]
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[ "I personally welcome you to the home of the Faithful Church: 21st Century Church of Christ.\n\nThe goal of this Web site is to give you the necessary and accurate education needed to continue or develop your relationship with the Sovereign Lord of the Universe, the One True GOD. Our information is designed for believers to grow in faith as you discover the mysteries of God using His Holy Scriptures.\n\nI implore you to examine the extensive truths that are revealed by reading and studying the scriptures for your own personal understanding of what God's plan is for you and the rest of the world. In a time where many religious leaders are focused on membership, rather than teaching biblical facts, The Holy Spirit (Ruach Hakodesh in Hebrew) revealed that we must all gain knowledge of what is revealed in this ancient book:\n\n“And to the angel of the church in Philadelphia write,\n\nThese things says He who is holy, He who is true, “He who has the key of David, He who opens and no one shuts, and shuts and no one opens”: 8 “I know your works. See, I have set before you an open door, and no one can shut it; for you have a little strength, have kept My word, and have not denied My name. 9 Indeed I will make those of the synagogue of Satan, who say they are Jews and are not, but lie—indeed I will make them come and worship before your feet, and to know that I have loved you. 10 Because you have kept My command to persevere, I also will keep you from the hour of trial which shall come upon the whole world, to test those who dwell on the earth. 11 Behold, I am coming quickly! Hold fast what you have, that no one may take your crown. 12 He who overcomes, I will make him a pillar in the temple of My God, and he shall go out no more. I will write on him the name of My God and the name of the city of My God, the New Jerusalem, which comes down out of heaven from My God. And I will write on him My new name. 13 “He who has an ear, let him hear what the Spirit says to the churches.”\n\nThe mission and vision of the Agape Sock Ministry under the umbrella of the 21st Century Church of Christ is providing funds to purchase and donate socks to those homeless and unable to purchase an item we all take for granted. Every donated pair of socks goes to those less fortunate, particularly to the Washington DC Area homeless men and women.\n\nSocks are the most requested; yet, they are not often donated. Our socks provide believers (and non-believers) with protection. To learn more about how you can help, click on the button below.\n\nThis saying of Christ has been discussed with solicitude, lest it should imply that Christ did not speak truly, or that the mother of God and the apostles were inferior to this centurion. Although I might say that Christ is speaking of the people of Israel, among whom he had preached and to whom he had come, and therefore his mother and his disciples were excluded, because they traveled with him and came with him to the people of Israel in his preaching, nevertheless I will abide by the words of the Lord and take them as they stand.\n\nFirst, it is against no article of belief that this faith of the centurion was without a parallel among the apostles or the mother of God. When no article of faith openly contradicts the words of Christ, they are to be taken literally, are not to be adapted and bent by our interpretation, neither for the sake of any saint or angel, nor of God himself. For his Word is the truth above all saints and angels. Such interpretation and adaptation spring from a carnal mind to estimate the saints of God not according to God’s grace, but according to their person, and greatness, which is contrary to God, who estimates quite differently, according to his gifts alone. God frequently does through inferior saints what he does not do through great saints. He concealed himself from his mother, when he was twelve years old, and suffered her to be in ignorance and error. On Easter Sunday he showed himself to Mary Magdalene, before he showed himself to his mother and the apostles. He spoke to the Samaritan woman, and to the woman taken in adultery, more kindly than he spoke to his mother. When Peter fell and denied him, the thief on the cross stood firm in his faith.\n\nBy these and similar wonders he shows that he will not have his Spirit in his saints limited by us, and that we are not to judge according to the person. He wills to bestow his gifts freely, according to his pleasure, not to our opinion. The purpose of all this is to prevent men from being presumptuous toward others and from elevating one saint above another, thus creating divisions. All are to be equal in the grace of God, however unequal they are in gifts.\n\nVerse of the Day", null, "Quote of the Day", null, "Answers To Your Questions", null, "In which book is it written: \"Can the Ethiopian change his skin, or the leopard his spots?\"\n\nThe book of Revelation is full of end-time prophecies. We explain several of them for you. Please remember to have your Bible ready to begin your exploration of what must come before Jesus (Yeshua) returns!\n\nFor a flowchart of the seven seals, click here.\n\nDec 06\nview all sermons\nPrevious Next\n\n9:00 AM\nview all events\nPrevious Next\n\nThese are pictures from our regular Agape Sock Ministry meetings where the Agape Gift bags are assembled.\n\nCheck Out Our Partner Site", null, "Something to Think About is a podcast that is salted with facts and peppered with opinions.\n\nRegister for this event\n\nYour registration has been received.\n\nYour email has been sent.\n\nWe have just sent an email containing a new password to login. You can always change this password by logging in and visiting the settings page.\n\nYour request for an account has been received. Once this information is moderated you will receive an email with your account details.\n\nWe are excited you've joined the ChurchSpring family! 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[ null, "East Public Relations strives to conduct business with the mindset that talent, hard work, honesty, and a good moral compass will prevail every time. We’ve worked for years to build relationships with like-minded individuals in the entertainment industry and pride ourselves in having a solid reputation of delivering only the best in publicity services.\n\nBio:\nKimberly Williams spent her teenage years performing in her family’s acoustic band in Texas and dreaming of one day moving to Nashville. She finally made the move to Tennessee where she worked as a demo singer for notable songwriters in the late ’80s. It wasn’t long before she secured a job with Gaylord Entertainment’s Opryland Productions, a division of the Grand Ole Opry Group, where she did everything from rig stage lights to audio engineering to eventually becoming an event producer. During her tenure as producer, she booked entertainment for seven live music venues within the Gaylord Opryland Hotel, managed the Roy Acuff Theatre, was the Special Events Producer for Opryland Themepark and produced most all the corporate events for the Grand Ole Opry and the Gaylord Opryland Hotel, not to mention events off-property for clients such as Coca-Cola, Sherwin Williams, Kubota and Duracell. Her passion for the music business was growing by leaps and bounds but the corporate world was beginning to take its toll. After happily marrying a banjo-playing Tennessee boy, the pair teamed up with a couple more friends and started a band called The Expedition Show. She quit her day job and became a full-time musician and road warrior which meant putting her music business expertise to work by becoming the band’s booking agent and publicist. Recognizing there were a lot of great bands on the road who were spinning their wheels with no knowledge of how to increase their value in the eye of the consumer, she founded East Public Relations in 2005, offering tour support to a limited number of clients. Since then, the company has experienced considerable growth and now offers everything from album support to strategic marketing consultation. Her company’s current client roster includes Russell Moore & IIIrd Tyme Out, Joe Mullins & the Radio Ramblers, Michael Cleveland & Flamekeeper, Flatt Lonesome, Milan Bluegrass Festival, and Blake Williams. Additionally, Williams produces Sparta, Tennessee’s annual event, Liberty Square: A Lester Flatt Celebration, which won IBMA’s Event of the Year in 2015. She and her husband, Blake, also produce a concert series in Crossville, TN at the Palace Theatre. Williams is a 2012 graduate of Leadership Bluegrass and a member of the IBMA, SPBGMA and AMA. She and East Public Relations were featured in the April 2013 issue of Bluegrass Unlimited Magazine and the July 2018 issue of The Bluegrass Standard.\n\nBlake Williams works tirelessly behind the scenes in support of Kimberly and EPR clients. His knowledge of the inner workings of the music business, specifically in Bluegrass, is the result of 45+ years as a professional musician. In addition to being the longest tenured banjo player for the father of Bluegrass, Bill Monroe (’81-’91), he was also Lester Flatt’s last banjo player (’78), worked 10 years with Grand Ole Opry member, Mike Snider (’91-’01), and fronted his own band from 2002 through the end of 2013. Since 2014, Blake has taken a much more active role in East Public Relations and can also be seen regularly on stages throughout the country as a professional Master of Ceremonies. He won a GRAMMY in 1987 for his work on the first Bluegrass album to be awarded the honor – “Southern Flavor” by Bill Monroe and the Blue Grass Boys, and an IBMA Award in 2016 for Recorded Event of the Year. In 2009, government officials unveiled new city limits signs touting Sparta, TN, as the Home of Lester Flatt, Benny Martin, and Blake Williams.\n\n“There are no shortcuts to anywhere worth going.”" ]
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[ "Soldiers and partisans of New Russia", null, "The other day I had a chance to talk with one old man, (I don’t name him, at his request, since the person has relatives in Ukraine), as it turned out, a participant in the Great Patriotic War, a former partisan. After the war, for some time he served in western Ukraine, cleaning the forests of Bandera. His story and formed the basis of this article.\n\nWe met by chance, the grandfather was standing near the bread stand, picking up trifles from a skinny wallet, it was not necessary to even look closely in order to understand the latter’s money and not enough bread. Without asking, I bought a man a loaf of bread, a sweet bun. I give it to you - “This is for you, I see that it is very tight,” the expression on the face in surprise, frightened. At first I didn’t want to take, I couldn’t believe the person that people were left ready to help just like that. Then he thanked for a long time - “Thank you, son!”. Word by word, talk. It turned out the pensioner lives alone, his wife was buried in August, the old woman could not stand her heart when they were shooting close. The only son, somewhere in Kiev did not come to the funeral, the old man does not help, there is no connection with him for more than a month. “I cannot call myself, there is no money on the phone, but he does not call. All forgotten for the old man, how to live? \".\n\nIn the course of the conversation I learned the address from the person, promised to help.\n\nThe next day. They gathered with friends a grocery set, some money, bought a supplement on the phone, did not forget the chakushka. We came to visit the old man. Facial expression again in surprise - scared, did not expect did not believe. When they got the presents, they asked how to help with the housework, thawed out, invited them to visit. Here and we were a little surprised, despite the age of the owner, that in the courtyard, that the house, though poor, but perfect order. Located on the veranda, talk. Conversation, as always, slipped into politics. On the question of how he relates to the situation in Ukraine, there was such an answer: “I’m these Bander, I pressed, I couldn’t get it, I got it too. It’s necessary to add them, they won't let people live. ” And he continued, \"And to want the lads, I share their yak bits.\". Here is a veteran's story: (I wrote from memory, maybe I missed something, but I saved the whole point, I try to keep the original expressions, removed only the mat, which was a lot in the veteran’s words).\n\nI tell you, the Bander is a very cowardly creature, and for 70 years its essence has not changed. It can only be crowded by a crowd, and then if the Germans or anyone else will drive it. Or if you are sure that they will not surrender, that is against an unarmed. He also loves much, if he was offended, on someone weak to recoup. It often happened during the war, if you beat a bander somewhere, then wait that in a couple of days they burn down a village somewhere. They are afraid of direct combat, preferring to shoot from the bushes and to slip away quickly. They are from the time of the Polish gentry, afraid to do something directly in the back with joy, and in front of a good girl. Still love to pull something that is bad. Moreover, all of them were Russians, Germans, Poles, and their own. Eating for them, almost the saints of “Vilna Ukraine”, could have a feast, even sitting on the corpses of just shot people. The attitude towards the dead is like dirt and hell with it, the same wounded people, if you cannot be more useful, then we no longer need you, it is easier to finish. They are not afraid of dirty affairs, from which even the inveterate Gauleiters of the Germans vomit, they are not afraid, and even do it with some sort of perverted pleasure. They are only very afraid of their lords, and so long as they are in sight of someone, and when no one sees and does not lay them down, they eat nasr in borsch. Yes, smashing and the discharge of guilt on their neighbor in their blood, the identity is still grafted from the lords. Ukraine means nothing to many, loud slogans are just a way to grab more and more. How they got out of their slaves, so they remained serfs. Picked up \"culture\" from the Poles that Jews, but did not get out of slavery. The Germans waved at them with their hands, they do their work, but nature cannot be undone. If there are no lords, they will find them for themselves Austrians, Poles, Germans, now Americans. Or from their own, they will choose someone according to some criteria, and they will set themselves a pan.\n\nHow to beat them is very simple. First, deprive them of their leadership, without a word from above, they quickly turn into a crowd, and then they just need to frighten, run like a herd. They also took them pretty well by deception. There was a case when we were one partisan with a look at a German who looked alike and knew Nemchursky, dressed up by a German officer, a second soldier, we had a trophy car. Drew an order fake, they say to get together and then there will be put forward. It was terrible that they suddenly felt that, but no, our people came to the village, made a rustling sound like real Germans, they handed the order to their commander and quickly left. True, as they later learned, I almost didn’t get a puncture, there was an order in German, but they didn’t know the language. But everything went well, one of the villagers knew German and translated it. So they are to us, in the amount of almost a company, as the pretty ones ambushed in the ambush. Secondly, deprive them of supplies, as the Germans do not know how to fight on an empty stomach, they think more where to snatch what than to fight. A couple of days of hunger strike, and then merge the misinformation that there is something there to profit. And to meet, for food they run like rats, forgetting everything. Thirdly, play them off against each other, for a good piece, fighting like dogs. Resentment hold for a long time, on occasion, revenge even relatives. So, if they think that they have been offended by their own people, then this is to our advantage. Undermine their confidence in their commanders, after the war, most of the Bandera gave up precisely because they were abandoned by the commanders. Those who do not trust the commanders quickly join the ranks of deserters.\n\nYou can beat them, we proved it in the war and after the war. It is necessary to check prisoners well, among Bandera many people are simply deceived, but there are also ideological ones, but there are just scum who don't give a damn about ideas and people, they are fighting for some goals they don’t understand. Once in captivity they are crying, saying that I am here by chance, but after checking it turns out that the wolf is still the same. Therefore, after the war, all thoroughly checked. Some just needed to set their brains in place and send them to work. Strongly ideological sent to the camps. Svolochug-bandits for the most put to the wall, these can not be undone.\nLastly, the veteran wished, “Eh, if I could, it’s all over and life has become normal.”\n\nA couple of days later, friends stopped by the veteran along with the volunteers and the social worker, brought food, decided the pension issue, promised not to forget. According to friends, the second trip resulted in a meeting of local retirees, so that eventually far more than one person helped." ]
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[ null, "Given the peculiar nature of E3 2021 as a purely digital showcase, we decided to ask each and every gaming editor to name the five games that impressed them the most during the various presentations and events (including Geoff Keighley's Summer Game Fest). Now, we've tallied the lists and declared the most picked game, as well as the other titles that caught the attention of our editors.", null, null, "FromSoftware's so-called 'Big Dark Souls' easily won with five preferences. Its gameplay trailer was impressive even for those who aren't devoted fans of the Soulslike formula, showing a clear evolution of what we've seen from their previous games. An open world to explore on horseback, a day and night cycle, dynamic weather, and more options to approach combat situations (including stealth) are just some of the most significant additions promised by Elden Ring. Of course, the hype surrounding G.R.R. Martin's work on Elden Ring is the proverbial icing on the cake. January 21st, 2022 simply can't come soon enough.", null, "We didn't learn much of the new Legend of Zelda game at E3 2021, other than it'll feature proper flying as shown in the trailer and that we can expect it sometime next year. Even so, the brief teaser was more than enough to convince most of our editors (three, to be exact) to include the sequel to 2017's widely acclaimed game in their lists.", null, "There were few proper, lengthy gameplay showcases in any of the E3 2021 presentations. GSC Game World's STALKER 2 was one of them, and it was arguably the most impressive, which is why it's not surprising that three of our editors also picked the game. The level of visuals shown was so great that some fans even started doubting it, though the system requirements recently shared by the developers lend credence to STALKER 2's status as a game meant to be played on high-end configurations. It's been a long time since Call of Prypat and fans of the series can't wait to dive into the Zone again, starting on April 28th, 2022.", null, "Nintendo fans were once again disappointed by the lack of Metroid Prime 4, first announced in June 2017, at E3 2021. However, those who enjoyed Samus Returns had the happy surprise of Metroid Dread, another game co-developed by MercurySteam and Nintendo EPD. Metroid Dread, due on October 8th for the Nintendo Switch, will retain the side-scroller gameplay while adding stealth elements to the mix. The showcase was enough to warrant three picks from our editors, ranking the game second in our chart, tied with STALKER 2 and Breath of the Wild 2.", null, "The first new IP developed by Bethesda Game Studios in over 25 years appeared as expected at E3 2021, opening Microsoft's Xbox and Bethesda Showcase with a stunning if brief in-game trailer.\n\nEven if the studio's reputation was somewhat tarnished after the release of Fallout 76, Starfield still made the lists of two of our staff members. The game, said to be more of a hardcore RPG than previous Bethesda Game Studios titles, will be released on November 11st, 2022, exactly eleven years after Skyrim.", null, "Forza Horizon 5 is another game that was extensively shown during Microsoft's Xbox & Bethesda E3 2021 showcase, garnering two picks from our staff. Playground Games demonstrated some of the new gameplay features, the Mexico setting, and impressed with the fantastic graphics (even if ray tracing is only enabled in the ForzaVista mode). The previous games were home runs and we expect this will be no different when it lands on November 9th.", null, "Following the release of Microsoft Flight Simulator, Asobo Studio is now working on the follow-up to the surprise hit A Plague Tale: Innocence. Requiem, scheduled to launch at some point in 2022, will once again feature siblings Hugo and Amicia embarking on a new quest for hope while a terrifying curse hunts them down. Two of our editors just can't wait to dive into this direct sequel.", null, "The closing game of Microsoft's Xbox and Bethesda E3 2021 Showcase was Redfall, a new open world cooperative shooter in development at Arkane. The trailer (which was clearly not done with in-engine assets, unlike Starfield) set the stage of an island overrun with thirsty vampires, while it was later clarified that the game will retain Arkane's signature hallmarks instead of chasing regular cooperative shooter trends.\n\nRedfall, due in Summer 2022, got two mentions from our staff.", null, "Stranger of Paradise: Final Fantasy Origin, unveiled during Square Enix's own event, garnered a lot of reactions, both negative and positive. It was also playable in a limited-time demo available on PS5, though, and two of our editors felt confident enough to highlight it in their lists.", null, "Last but not least, Battlefield 2042 debuted its gameplay trailer at E3 2021 during Microsoft's showcase. With this year's Call of Duty still under wraps and the successful game reveal earlier this month, Battlefield 2042 is on the radar of at least two of our editors.\n\nThe following E3 2021 games got one mention each, so we've grouped them together." ]
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[ null, "Arthur Shawcross was born, two months premature, on June 6th, 1945. His father, Arthur Roy Shawcross, was a corporal in the army.\n\nWhile her husband completed his military service, Arthur Shawcross’ mother decided to take the tiny infant to her sister-in-law’s in Watertown, New York.\n\nWhile growing up in Watertown, Arthur did not fair well. To gain attention he talked like a baby all the time and chronically wet the bed, even to the age of six. He also soon began to run away from home for the attention he received.\n\nAt school things weren’t any better. He maintained average grades but he was always a loner. The other children would tease him and nicknamed him “Oddy.” Arthur was mean and would bully the younger children until they cried. He would often fly into a rage at others in class and was in the habit of carrying an iron bar to school.\n\nAs time passed, Arthur became increasingly withdrawn and by the eighth grade, he had fallen behind by two years. He often fleed to his grandmother’s house to avoid conflict at home.\n\nArthur Shawcross and a Mind Filled With Sex\n\nArthur Shawcross can never remember a time when he was not preoccupied with sex. Even from as early as eight he frequently masturbated and progressed onto oral sex with both male and female friends. And his sexual escapades were not limited to just humans. Arthur Shawcross also had sex with animals, in particular cows, sheep, a horse and a chicken, that ultimately died while Arthur was having intercourse with it.\n\nHis initiation into sex was by his “Aunt” Tina, who made him perform oral sex on her. This would become his favorite type of sexual intimacy. By the time he was fourteen, Arthur claims that he was regularly having oral sex with his sister Jeannie and his cousin Linda. He also claims that he had another relationship with a young girl who lived nearby and was caught by her brother while performing oral sex on the girl. The brother supposedly threatened to tell their parents unless Arthur performed oral sex on him as well. It was at this time that Arthur’s craving for sex became insatiable and he continued to have oral sex whenever the opportunity presented itself. However any penetration would be short-lived, as Arthur would quickly lose his erection.\n\nFor the next few years Arthur went from job to job, mingled with petty thefts and arrests. In 1964 Arthur married and the couple had a son. The marriage lasted only four years.\n\nThe real turning point in Arthur Shawcross’ life came in 1968. Arthur was drafted. After a whirlwind romance, Arthur married again and then left to begin a tour of duty in Vietnam. It was also were he began to learn how to kill.\n\nWhile in Vietnam, Arthur was a dispatch clerk, responsible for flying out to the various war-zones with the ammunition via a helicopter. At first he was horrified with the savagery of war. But he was soon itching to be out among his fellow soldiers. He enjoyed hunting the enemy. He like being a predator.\n\nOnce in the thick of war, Shawcross began a campaign of murder. On one occasion he found two Vietnamese women hiding in the shrub. First he shot one of the women in the head and tied the other to a tree. Though the first woman was still breathing, he cut off her head and put it on a pole for the enemy to find. He then took a slice from her thigh, cooked it and ate it.\n\nThe other terrified woman he made her perform oral sex on him, before raping her at gunpoint and then shooting her in the head.\n\nA Living Fantasy of Horror and Gore for Arthur Shawcross\n\nVietnam became a wonderful, living fantasy of horror and gore for Arthur Shawcross. He not only would shoot at the enemy, he also savaged Asian prostitutes. One of them was only eleven years old, but that didn’t stop Shawcross. He raped, tortured and butchered her anyway. He said later that Vietnam brought out his animal instincts and all of his violence was justified by the horrors of the conflict.\n\nArthur later said “The VC put razor blades up whores’ vaginas. Shoved them inside a cup deep in where you’d never know until it was too late. When the GI’s would fuck ’em they would slit their penises to shreds or cut ’em clean off. I was once with some guys, ROK Koreans, who took a whore and put a fire hose inside her and turned on the water. She died almost instantly. Her neck jumped about a foot from her body.\n\nAnother time we took another whore and tied her to two small trees, legs to the trees, bent down. She had a razor blade inside her vagina. She was cut from her anus to her chin. Then the trees were let go. She slit in half. Left her there hanging between the trees. This may be why I did what I did to those girls.”\n\nWhen Arthur Shawcross returned home from Vietnam, he was highly agitated and found it difficult to relax. He began to beat his wife and was incredibly aggressive. A psychiatrist told Linda, Arthur’s wife, that he needed to be committed for treatment and rest. Linda, however, being a Christian Scientist, did not believe what the doctors had to say and refused to sign the papers for his committal.\n\nWithout the therapy he desperately needed, Arthur’s mental state continued it’s rapid decline and he became increasingly irritated with Linda and her family, usually over their adherence to their religion, which he saw as nothing more than witchcraft.\n\nArthur Shawcross believed that the spirit of a thirteenth-century cannibal called “Ariemes,” possessed his body and drove him to rape, murder and cannibalism.\n\nWhile living in Watertown, in May of 1972, Shawcross murdered 10-year-old Jake Blake. He lured the boy to some woods where he assaulted and strangled him. Four months later, he raped and killed an eight-year-old girl named Karen Ann Hill.\n\nArrested for these crimes, Shawcross confessed to both murders but was later able to obtain a plea bargain with the prosecutors. He would plead guilty to killing just Karen Ann Hill on a charge of manslaughter, instead of first-degree murder, and the charge of killing Jake Blake would be dropped. With little evidence to go on, prosecutors went along with this, and the self-confessed double child killer was given a 25-year sentence.\n\nShawcross served 15 years before he was released on parole in March 1987. He had difficulty settling down as he was chased out of homes and fired from workplaces as soon as neighbors and employers found out about his criminal record. Eventually he settled in Rochester, New York, and lived with a woman named Clara.", null, "Starting in March of 1988, Shawcross began murdering prostitutes in the area, claiming 11 victims before his capture less than two years later.\n\nThey were usually strangled and battered to death, and were often mutilated as well. Most of them were found near the Genesee River.\n\nAfter the last victim’s body was found in January 1990, the police decided not to remove it and instead keep surveillance on the area, based on a psychological profile that suggested the killer would return to the scene.", null, "Arthur Shawcross detailed his cannibalistic deeds, explaining that he was possessed by his shrewish mother’s spirit (as well as Ariemes). Arthur’s mother, who he esteemed and resented simultaneously, enjoyed sodomizing him with a broomstick when he was young.\n\nNo Mercy For Arthur Shawcross\n\nReceiving no mercy from the jury, Arthur Shawcross was sent to the Sullivan Correctional Institute in Fallsburg, NY, to serve a 250-year sentence.\n\nOn July 10, 1997, Arthur married his long time sweetheart, Clara Neal in a simple ceremony in the prison’s visiting room. The two started dating before his conviction. However, at the time, Shawcross was married to another woman.", null, "After his wife Rose died, the two were able to marry. Under the state Department of Correctional Services policy, Shawcross and Neal will be eligible for conjugal visits.\n\nClara Neal stated she loves Arthur Shawcross and stands by her cannibal “no matter what”. Shawcross, of course, used Neal’s car to pick up, have sex with, and then kill his victims.", null, null ]
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[ "Piotrowska has proposed three conditions that should be met in the process of modification to ensure that extrapolation is justified.", null, "Another virtue of the causal-mechanical approach is that it captures biological explanations of both regularity and variation. Conclusion An overview of the history of molecular biology revealed the original convergence of geneticists, physicists, and structural chemists on a common problem: An Encyclopedia, New York: Guala, for example, argues that we need not know the full range of similarities between model and target, but rather, need only check the dissimilarities deemed relevant by our current background knowledge.\n\nHowever, when the fields are considered independently of each other, biochemistry concerns chemical materials and essential processes that take place in living organisms. Air, and Clyde A. The membrane is then exposed to a labeled DNA probe that has a complement base sequence to the sequence on the DNA of interest.\n\nSketches have black boxes for missing components or grey boxes whose function is known but whose entities and activities that carry out that function are not yet elucidated. History of Molecular Biology Despite its prominence in the contemporary life sciences, molecular biology is a relatively young discipline, originating in the s and s, and becoming institutionalized in the s and s.\n\nIn the mid s, after the development of sequencing techniques, the United States Department of Energy DoE originated a project to sequence the human genome initially as part of a larger plan to determine the impact of radiation on the human genome induced by the Hiroshima and Nagasaki bombings.\n\nMuller, Ithaca, New York: It has not escaped our notice that the specific pairing we have postulated immediately suggests a possible copying mechanism for the genetic material.\n\nBut the very idea of a crucial experiment, Pierre Duhem pointed out, assumes that the set Molecular biology known competing hypotheses contains all possible explanations of a given phenomenon such that the refutation of all but one of the hypotheses deductively ensures the confirmation of the hypothesis left standing.\n\nAccording to Weber, if a mechanism is found in a set of phylogenetically distant organisms, this provides evidence that it is also likely to be found in all organisms that share a common Molecular biology with the organisms being compared. To investigate the self-reproductive characteristic of life, Delbrueck used bacteriophage, viruses that infect bacteria and then multiply very rapidly.\n\nThus, a number of authors have argued for a causal parity thesis, wherein all developmental resources involved in the generation of a phenotype such as cystic fibrosis are treated as being on par Griffiths and Knight ; Robert ; Stotz With this recent history in mind, philosophers of molecular biology have examined the key concepts of the field: The Gene-D concept, in contrast, referred instead to just one developmental resource i.\n\nStegmann calls this the sequentialization view. Growing knowledge of the structure of proteins in the early s enabled the structure of deoxyribonucleic acid DNA —the genetic blueprint found in all living things—to be described in A Critical History, Philadelphia: The geneticist himself is helpless to analyse these properties further.\n\nThis particular debate can be understood as an instance of a more general debate occurring in biology and philosophy of biology about whether investigations of lower-level molecular biology are better than investigations of high-level systems biology Baetu a; Bechtel and Abrahamsen ; De Backer, De Waele, and Van Speybroeck ; Huettemann and Love ; Marco ; Morange ; Pigliucci ; Powell and Dupre.\n\nThe American Society for Biochemistry and Molecular Biology. Paul Andersen explains the two major portions of the molecular biology lab in AP Biology.\n\nHe starts by discussing the process of transformation. EMBL is at the forefront of innovation in life sciences research, technology development and transfer, and provides outstanding training and services to the scientific community in its member states. Protocols. Molecular Biology Procedures (Ambros Lab) A collection of protocols in molecular biology in a single page." ]
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[ "Barcelona hurried their signing of Gustavo Maia from Sao Paulo in order to beat competition from Liverpool and Atletico Madrid.\n\nBarca have reportedly agreed to pay an initial fee of just under £1million and then a further £3.2million to secure a 70% ownership of the 19-year-old.\n\nThe club were not considering completing the deal until later but Spanish newspaper Marca report that they rushed it through amid the competition from the Reds and Atletico.", null, "The player’s agent Nilson Moura has said: ‘The person who saw him was a scout from Barcelona. We started talking and that possibility of trying to bring him up arose. André Cury had no participation. Negotiation went directly with the club.\n\n‘They did not even intend to close anything now but since there was interest from other clubs such as Atlético de Madrid and Liverpool, they hurried.’\n\nA report by AS suggested that Barcelona were due to pay the initial fee on Wednesday but had been delayed due to adjustments in their finances during the postponement of sport during the coronavirus pandemic.\n\nHowever, this is not expected to see the deal collapse with Barca set to secure majority ownership.\n\nSao Paulo will retain a 30% ownership of the forward. He has a contract with the club until June 2022 and has played in Brazil’s U16 and U17 squad.", null ]
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[ "Several stories in this issue focus on themes of the upcoming fall Radio Show. Here’s a sampling of additional show highlights. A full program can be found atradioshowweb.com. Dates below refer to Tuesday, Sept. 29, through Friday, Oct. 2. Also, read more in-depth pre-show coverage in our Sept. 9 issue.\n\n“Pillsbury’s Financing the Future of Radio” — Executives from radio and investing will look at the biz from the financial perspective in this session led by law firm Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman. Radio speakers include Caroline Beasley, David Field and Jeff Warshaw. Topics include how companies are raising capital. Wednesday, 8:30–10 a.m., with breakfast provided.\n\n“Asked and Answered: Speed Mentoring” — Where else can you grab Steve Newberry, president/CEO of Commonwealth Broadcasting, and ask for career advice? Eight other executives, from companies like Univision, Beasley, Big River and Greater Media, will take part, too. Wednesday, 9:30–10:45 a.m.\n\n“Ask the FCC” — District Director Doug Miller of the Atlanta office will appear at the exhibit floor theater, talking about commission issues. Among other topics, we suspect he’ll be asked his opinion about the impact of recently announced reductions in field offices and AM revitalization. Several blocks of time on Wednesday.\n\n“Five Things Programmers and Talent Need to Stop or Start Doing Immediately” — “Listen to new tactics for what you should and should not be doing to ensure your success.” Presenters are consultant and trainer Valerie Geller, Westwood One host Zach Sang and Jimmy Steal, Emmis VP of programming and national PD for Emmis Digital. Moderated by Kurt Johnson, senior VP of programming at Townsquare Media. Wednesday, 3:30–4:30 p.m.\n\n“New Monitoring Capabilities for Measuring Watermark Quality” — Call this the “Voltair session.” Engineers and PDs have been following the Voltair/PPM controversy closely. Geoff Steadman, vice president and founder of 25-Seven Systems, part of the Telos Alliance, will talk for a half-hour about that device. Thursday, noon–12:30 p.m. in the exhibit hall theater. We’re predicting a full house, which will also no doubt be the case for the …\n\n“Nielsen PPM Encoding Update” — Call this the “Nielsen responds to Voltair” session. The ratings company recently held a national webinar for the radio industry and said it plans enhancements to the critical band encoding technology used in its Portable People Meter, a move influenced in part by the Voltair controversy. Nielsen’s Matt O’Grady and Arun Ramaswamy will talk about it. Thursday, 1:30–2 p.m., also on the exhibit hall stage. Perhaps anticipating a rumble, the organizers separated the sessions by 30 minutes.\n\nGavin DeGraw will perform during the Marconi Awards dinner and show.\n\nAmericana/country rock artist Bonnie Bishop will perform during a Marketplace Mixer Sept. 30.“After AT&T and T-Mobile: Next Steps for NextRadio” — The FM chip boys are celebrating these days, having made progress in their push to get carriers on board. NextRadio President Paul Brenner and his boss, Emmis Chairman Jeff Smulyan, would love to add another name or three to that list of wireless companies. Thursday, 2:15–3:15 p.m.\n\nNAB Marconi Radio Awards Dinner & Show — The awards recognize stations and individuals for excellence in 20 categories. Singer/songwriter Gavin DeGraw will perform, taking time out from his touring schedules with Shania Twain and Billy Joel. Syndicated personality Rickey Smiley will host; in addition to his eponymous radio show, film/TV work and CDs, he promotes initiatives like “Father’s Day,” which reunites fathers with children. The event is Thursday evening and requires a separate ticket.\n\nArtist Spotlight Series — This new series will feature BMI songwriters/artists Paul McDonald, Bonnie Bishop, Shawn Mullins and Michael Tolcher. Their performances on Sept. 30 and Oct. 1 are free for registered attendees. Most will be on the exhibits floor; the show website radioshoweb.com has times and locations.\n\nSteven Tyler of Aerosmith will sit down for a Q&A about the music business, part of the Friday morning “Music & Mimosas” session. “Music & Mimosas” — Is it just us or does the Radio Show seem to be making a special effort to reach out to music labels and artists this year? In addition to the Artist Spotlight Series highlighted elsewhere, here’s one in which representatives from labels like Big Machine Label Group, Columbia Records, Disney Music Group, Epic, Republic and Warner Bros. Entertainment will talk about pending records, artists and business initiatives — and Steven Tyler will be there, too, talking about building his own brand, as well as issues involved in the music industry. (Who’s gonna ask about performance royalties?) It’s on Friday, 9–11 a.m.\n\n“FCC Experts Talk Radio Regulation” — Pretty much what the headline says. Likely topics include public files, contest rules, AM’s health, translators and LPFM. Commissioner Michael O’Rielly is scheduled to give opening remarks. Panelists are Peter Doyle, chief of the Audio Division, and Robert Baker, assistant chief of the Policy Division, both in the Media Bureau, while NAB’s Ann Bobeck and Rick Kaplan moderate.\n\nThe FCC’s Peter Doyle makes a point as FEMA’s Al Kenyon listens in 2014. Doyle has been a frequent speaker at broadcast conventions and again will appear in Atlanta.\nPhoto by Jim PeckKerri Kasem, right, daughter of the late Casey Kasem, talks about her career and experiences with parental visitation and guardianship rights.\n\n“The Importance of Finding Your Voice” — Kerri Kasem is a TV/radio host and founder of the Kasem Cares Foundation. Daughter of the late Casey Kasem, she will talk about “her impassioned journey from becoming a multimedia personality to using her voice, through personal tragedy, to empower change to parental visitation and guardianship rights.” Presented by Mentoring and Inspiring Women.", null, null ]
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[ null, "The Cappadocia valley is truly breathtaking at sunset. (iStock Photo)\nby Elissa Carlson May 15, 2020 12:50 pm\n\nEver wonder what it would be like to live in a cave for a night or to wake up to the sun rising above fairy chimneys like those that inhabited the region since the Paleolithic era? Well, grab your imagination and travel with us to one of the most magical places on UNESCO’s World Heritage Site list: Göreme National Park and the Rock Sites of Cappadocia\n\nCovered in fairy chimneys, Byzantine art and rock churches, this week’s UNESCO World Heritage Site of Turkey takes us into the whimsical and mysterious region in the central Anatolian plateaus where you can get lost in the history and beauty of Göreme National Park and the Rock Sites of Cappadocia.\n\nWe have already seen the social media posts of travel bloggers and amateurs alike creating the picture-perfect shot at sunrise in Cappadocia amidst the dry, rugged rocks and bright, colorful hot air balloons in the sky. But this region has a much richer and longer history than the Instagram fame it has gathered over the past several years.\n\nThe region’s history begins at the eruption of a series of volcanoes that include Mount Erciyes and Hasan that sculpted, along with air and rain, the unique, unworldly looking landscape filled with mountain ridges, valleys and pinnacles known as “fairy chimneys” that stretch as high as 40 meters (130 feet) up in the sky. When the volcanoes erupted and spread their thick ash across this region, the ash turned into soft rock that solidified and became tens of meters thick. From that soft rock, otherwise known as tuff, the wind and rain of millions of years crafted the ever beautiful rock formations of Cappadocia.\n\nNature isn’t the only contributor to the beauty of the region. Since the Paleolithic era, Cappadocia has been an area popular for settlers due to its natural geological security features that kept civilizations protected from outside forces. This area witnessed the beginnings of Anatolian cultural history, including Christian civilizations and monastic activity that can be dated back to the fourth century. Early Christians who were fleeing Roman persecution flocked to the caves here and set up intricate monastic communities. The traces of a plethora of churches, troglodyte villages and cities hidden within the rock formations make it the world’s largest urbanized cave complex and showcases the masterpieces from the intelligent minds of early human civilization.\n\nAside from its structural glory, Göreme National Park and the Rock Sites of Cappadocia also host the glorious Byzantine art specific to the region. The decor found on the walls inside rock caves, presumed to once be churches, is one of the leading examples of artwork from the Byzantines in the post-iconoclastic period. Not only does the incomparable beauty of the art give the region an exquisite charm, but the history and significance of it give us clues into the life and rituals of the people who settled among the mushroom-shaped, fairy chimneys of Cappadocia.\n\nAlthough an important part of the world history for centuries, the 9,614 hectares (37.1 square miles) of Göreme National Park and the Rock Sites of Cappadocia were declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1985 and includes seven key parts of the area: Göreme National Park, Derinkuyu Underground City, Kaymakli Underground City, Karlik Church, Theodore Church, Karain Columbaria and Soğanlı Archaeological Site. Since then Cappadocia has been a popular place for tourism due to its historical mysteries and unworldly appeal.\n\nWhile many of Göreme’s troglodyte dwellings are now protected museums, you can still find some that are fully functioning homes and hotels. This is one of the features that make this area popular among tourists looking for an out-of-this-world experience. This past year, Cappadocia reached a record number of tourists, welcoming some 3.8 million visitors in 2019 alone. It is no secret that after the threat of the pandemic dissipates, tourists from around the world will flock back to this region to discover the mysteries and wonders it has to offer. Although a great contribution to Turkey’s successful tourism industry, floods of tourists also come with its downsides for this World Heritage Site. Due to the high demand for tourism, many ancient sites that were presumed to be intact for ages, are now facing severe damage and modern revitalization, although UNESCO continues to try and protect the area so that it can survive for another millennium.\n\nThere is a clear reason for the large number of tourists returning year after year to the fairy chimneys of Cappadocia – and that can only be described by the magical experiences people have when visiting. The history alone brings the past to the present, as you learn of the early civilizations that settled in the rock caves and are able to imagine what life was like walking through the dusty paths of Göreme National Park. But it is not only the history that brings people here time after time again. The “moonscape” features give visitors an otherworldly experience and although it is unlikely any of us will be able to travel to another planet during our lifetime, it seems like the natural features of Cappadocia can give us that feeling of being outside Earth without ever leaving the borders of Turkey.\n\nNo matter what you come to Cappadocia for, there is no doubt that your visit will bring you a wide array of adventures to choose from. Activities such as hot air balloon rides at sunrise, sleeping in one of the infamous hotel caves, exploring the underground city of Derinkuyu or taking in the beauty of each sunset and sunrise with a cup of Turkish tea, will keep you on your toes throughout your visit. All year-round, there are tour groups that can arrange the entire experience for you, from arrival to departure, but if you are looking for an unscheduled, spontaneous adventure, the region is also easily accessible by plane or bus from all major cities in Turkey and can be discovered all on your own.\n\nIf you have the chance, pack your bags and make your first stop after the pandemic ends to Göreme National Park and the Rock Sites of Cappadocia for an unforgettable and fairytale experience." ]
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Getting certainly one of her buddies to introduce her favourite craft (that follows the above criteria) to your girlfriend will even work nicely — and you’ll most likely get a very enthusiastic accomplice. Encouraging her to pickup a craft that she abandoned years ago will in all probability work best. But don’t let your fear of sudden tears or a lingering ache in your chest keep you from picking it up: The best way to Make Friends with the Dark is the most effective contemporary novels of the final decade, YA and in any other case. The dude performed Spawn within the forgettable movie, and was seen with out make-up or a mask as Gambol in the dark Knight.\n\nHowever the passion I recommend most (and you might have seen this coming) is knitting. However, you have never seen him as a jive-talkin’, nunchuck-swingin’, butt kickin’, fro-wearin’ man who will get results. When she is not knitting, she could be wanting up patterns and mats online and when she is knitting, she goes to be much more into you babbling about PUGs and Mana so long as she will get to chat about LYSs and WIPs. They can be an ideal gateway to changing into a gamer and the extra addictive ones will help her understand your need to play your favorite game. If she already considers one other informal sport a favourite, then shopping for a more complete version of that may work, too. The hobby should take sufficient time that she’s going to want to spend an evening at it each from time to time (or extra often). In March 1936, the streets of Springfield flooded with enough water that people were utilizing boats to get down roadways. Her precise mistake is using the plural type as an alternative of the singular when referring to Kevin. Police also confirmed that a digicam and two memory cards are also lacking from the shop after the incident.\n\nIt is easy to study with just a little bit observe and teaching (there are only two stitches in knitting which is manner much less difficult than, say, DPSing and crowd-controling in an occasion). From the web site: “When ‘The Man’ murders his brother, pumps heroin into native orphanages, and floods the ghetto with adulterated malt liquor, Black Dynamite is the one hero keen to fight all the way in which from the blood-soaked metropolis streets to the hallowed halls of the Honky House.” You owe it to your self to see an incredible return to blaxploitation. Patients see a physician or nurse practitioner without an appointment (but often with a bit of a wait). As common, we’ll see you on the popcorn st — effectively, really, we won’t see you at all. Still, store fans have been sad. In case your girlfriend reveals an interest in learning to knit, but doesn’t know how to begin, I like to recommend calling up a local Yarn Store (LYS) and signing her up for a starting class. Most couples get alongside best when they’ve a minimum of one separate curiosity. Good hobbies to try to gauge her interest in are the usual crafts that you may get the essential mats for at places like JoAnn’s or Michaels.\n\nI’ve two options for you to attempt at the same time — a kind of two pronged attack. Robin Torres juggles one degree 70 Tauren Druid, a number of alts throughout a number of servers, two cats, one toddler, one loot-addicted husband and a yarn dependency. I’ve performed Diablo 2 not too long ago with my husband and whereas the graphics and the ever-altering geography had been a bit annoying, overall it was a blast thought it was 6 years after its release. As I write this on Wednesday night time greater than 3,000 fans have voted in the Blues Blast Music Awards! She’s going to probably have a blast taking part in Sims 2 for a month or two and then you’ll be able to both get her the expansions or you may transfer her onto her RPG starter sport. Step 2: Once she grows uninterested in her “starter game”, or whenever you suppose she’s prepared, get her a copy of Sims 2. Not solely does the Sims franchise do a fantastic job of incorporating favourite childhood gameplay like paper dolls and dollhouses, it additionally introduces non-players to the idea of saving a game and returning to it later. I like to recommend getting the full copy of the latest version in order that she can keep monitor of her scores and develop extra of a commitment to it." ]
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[ "Monex CEO Says Cryptocurrencies Could Take off like Derivatives Market\n\nAfter taking a move which some regard as a total 180 from prior practices, the Monex Group decided to acquire Coincheck, a recently hacked cryptocurrency exchange based in Japan, for a reported $34 million USD.\n\nOki Matsumoto, the current CEO of the Monex Group, has been found to be at the forefront of this seemingly drastic business shift when he stated:\n\nWhat’s happening in the crypto world today is very similar to derivatives in the 1980s, and sooner or later all of those regulatory frameworks will be fixed.\n\nFor those who are unaware, back in the 1980s, derivatives were an innovative yet controversial financial tool which quickly got confronted by the negative attitude which regulators had with this newly-formed market. Despite the regulatory pushback, this subsector began to gain a large amount of traction, with many financial institutions jumping on the bandwagon to catch this new wave of financial innovation.\n\nThis was not any fruitless statement as Matsumoto has experience as a Wall Street veteran. He started his career with derivatives at Solomon Brothers. Later, he moved on to Goldman Sachs for 12 years. Since his tenure on Wall Street, Matsumoto moved back to Japan to become one of the founding members of the Monex Group in 1999 and has served as CEO since 2004.", null, "Monex has just completed the final steps required for Coincheck to become legally acquired by the financial services firm. Monex’s shares have exploded in value in direct correlation with the acquisition of the cryptocurrency exchange.\n\nOf the purchase of the cryptocurrency exchange, Oki Matsumoto stated:\n\nWe work beautifully together, they (Coincheck) can provide a lot of value.\n\nCoincheck is set to regain its place in the Japanese market with the help of Monex’s resources and manpower as it recovers from a crippling $534 million USD hack.\n\nWith Coincheck in the fold, Monex is poised to make meaningful impacts on the cryptocurrency space in Japan. Monex Group, an undoubtedly influential company in the Japanese economic sector, should begin to involve more retail investors with the crypto space as time moves on.\n\nMatsumoto added to his previous statements, implying he has high hopes for the industry as the market begins to move into the next phase of adoption and innovation. He expresses this positive vision by saying:\n\nOnly a few people could understand derivatives, just the rocket scientists and those people, but five years later, all the biggest schools in the world were teaching derivatives.\n\nHowever, Matsumoto understands that it may take time and a paradigm shift to make this happen. As it stands, taxes on cryptocurrency can add up to almost 55% for some Japanese investors, a daunting number to say the least.\n\nDespite this, A survey conducted by R25 has found that approximately 14% of Japanese males, ranging from the ages of 25 to 30, own cryptocurrencies.\n\nI think it’s going to take time for Japanese retail people to move a good portion of money into crypto.\n\nThe future may seem unclear for the cryptocurrency space as regulators juggle with this rising sector and as traditional companies begin to adjust to blockchain technologies. However, it is clear to see that Japan still remains as one of the main players in the ever-growing cryptocurrency market with companies such as Monex leading the way to a higher level of market impact.\n\nDo you agree with the statements that the Monex CEO was making? Do they seem logical or possible in your perspective? Let us know in the comments below." ]
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[ null, "The past 12 months were momentous for climate and energy watchers. Russia’s war of aggression in Ukraine roiled energy markets. The United States passed the largest climate bill in its history, allocating vast new resources for clean energy development and deployment. The Supreme Court’s June decision in West Virginia vs. EPA imposed a new judicial standard that could hamstring climate regulation. And all this took place against an unsettled political backdrop, both within the United States and abroad. The year just beginning will, undoubtedly, bring challenges both expected and unexpected. Below are three of the main stories to watch.\n\nRussia invaded Ukraine in February 2022 expecting a quick victory against Kyiv and a limp response from divided and energy-dependent Western countries. To Moscow’s surprise, Ukraine has utilized stout Western support to fight the far larger Russian force to a standstill. And, so far at least, the West has been willing and able to bear the economic pain of a sudden separation from a major energy supplier. Indeed, oil markets have even offered some respite in recent weeks. European sanctions on Russian crude came into effect in December without the skyrocketing prices seen when the sanctions were announced. And, after the G7’s controversial price cap came into effect in December, Russian oil began to sell at a steeper discount than it had been in the months leading up to the deal.\n\nNonetheless, the coming year could be rockier. Europe landed nearly 1 million barrels per day of Russian oil in November, demonstrating that it still had some way to go in replacing Russian supplies. Russian President Vladimir Putin decreed that, beginning February 1, Russia would bar all oil exports to countries “directly or indirectly” abiding by the cap – a vague standard that could be meaningless or could take significant quantities of oil off the market, depending on Putin’s whims. And, beginning in February, the European embargo will expand to include refined products like diesel, which will be trickier to replace than crude.\n\nNor is oil the only energy risk stemming from the Ukraine conflict. Over the course of 2022, Moscow choked off pipeline shipments of natural gas, sending European prices to historic highs. Prices equivalent to $410 per barrel of oil drove down demand, while policymakers worked to replace lost Russian supplies and build up gas storage for what has so far turned out to be a mild winter.\n\nAll this eased prices as the year closed, but 2023 will likely be harder. For the first half of 2022, gas was still flowing through Nord Stream 1, a major pipeline that has since been rendered inoperable by an unexplained explosion. Europe will need to rely on costly liquid natural gas (LNG) and longer-range pipeline shipments to meet 2023’s demand and refill storage tanks for next winter. This all but ensures that prices will remain elevated, threatening not just household and government budgets but also the competitiveness of energy-intensive industries such as steel and glass manufacturing. Public support for Ukraine remains strong across the continent, but whether that will endure through a second year of war-related energy disruptions will be a key story to watch in 2023.\n\nThe 118th Congress began last week, inaugurating a new term of divided government. Democrats expanded their narrow control of the Senate, while Republicans took over the House with a wafer-thin majority of just four seats, where they are already grappling with historic, self-inflicted challenges. It is easy to dismiss these early disruptions as unseemly bickering that will soon be forgotten in the tide of everyday politics. On the contrary, this suggests that everyday politics will be thin on the ground in this Congress.\n\nThe window for federal energy and climate legislation is, at best, closed. Perhaps there will be scope for climate-friendly provisions in forthcoming legislation like the Farm Bill, where there is at least tentative interest in supporting practices that boost carbon sequestration, soil health, and water retention. To date, however, such practices are utilized by a small minority of farmers, making them important growth opportunities but marginal sources of abatement compared to changes in power generation or transportation infrastructure.\n\nAt worst, Congressional climate skeptics could utilize proposed rule changes to gut climate and energy programs and zero out salaries or staffing levels for important implementing agencies; hamstring the regulatory process with investigations and hearings; weaponize the debt limit to force discretionary spending cuts; or even force out the Speaker in favor of someone more amenable to their interests. Of course, climate and energy issues are not at the top of the House Republican agenda, and Senate Democrats and the White House would certainly fight back. But with the debt limit looming and some Members’ appetites for nihilism apparently limitless, climate and energy watchers should expect some fireworks.\n\nThe 2022 UN Climate Summit reached agreement on a “loss and damage” mechanism to compensate countries for the costs climate change is imposing today, a long-sought goal of vulnerable countries. Though the agreement was celebrated as a landmark, it is far from clear how establishing yet another financing scheme fulfilled the summit’s goal of policy implementation, or how diverting time, attention, and funding from existing mitigation and adaptation efforts will serve at-risk states.\n\nThis year’s summit, which will take place in the United Arab Emirates, will need to find a way not only to flesh out the thin agreement on loss and damage reached in Sharm el Sheikh but also meet critical new deadlines. Countries are scheduled to report progress toward their previous emissions reductions pledges – pledges it is already abundantly clear most will miss. Wealthy countries will be challenged to deliver on climate financing promises they made more than a decade ago, and to begin filling a fund for adaptation assistance pledged two summits ago. In a summit hosted by a petrostate, in the middle of what is projected to be a global recession, and on the cusp of a second winter of energy disruptions, these talks will face stiff headwinds.\n\nAll that said, the signals for 2023 on the international climate front are not uniformly bad. The United States and China have taken tentative steps out of the diplomatic nadir that followed former Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s trip to Taiwan last August. Though significant differences remain between the two powers on a wide range of issues, China experts expect that climate will continue to be a promising area for bilateral cooperation.\n\nSeparately, momentum seems to be building toward reforms of international financial institutions that will allow them to take a more prominent role in financing mitigation and adaptation projects. As such, the outcomes of the Spring Meetings of the World Bank and International Monetary Fund will also be key to watch." ]
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[ "ZALAMBESSA: Eighteen years after the guns fell silent following Ethiopia’s bloody border war with Eritrea, the frontier town of Zalambessa is a quiet, rubble-strewn outpost crossed by a road to nowhere. But change could be on the horizon after the leaders of Ethiopia and Eritrea agreed to re-establish relations, raising hopes that trade will resume and towns like Zalambessa will boom again.\n\n“There’s no question,” said Tirhas Gerekidan, a hairdresser in the town. “If the road opens, things will change.” Both small and large businesses in Ethiopia, one of Africa’s fastest-growing economies despite widespread poverty, would be expected to benefit from the border re-opening. But analysts warn that Eritrea, which under President Isaias Afwerki has become one of the world’s most closed societies with an unwelcoming business climate, may not share the economic spoils of the new era of engagement.\n\n“The potential for this accord… to revitalise its economy is huge,” said Seth Kaplan, a professor at Johns Hopkins University in the United States who has studied Eritrea’s economy. “The great unknown is what will Isaias do.” Eritrea, once a province of Ethiopia that incorporated the single nation’s entire coastline, fought a decades-long independence war before voting to leave in 1993. The decision landlocked Africa’s second-most populous country-although Ethiopia continued to export through Eritrean ports until a border dispute erupted into war in 1998.\n\nEritrean troops poured south into Zalambessa which is the last Ethiopian town on the main road between the countries’ capitals. Eritrea then “systematically bulldozed” it, the local Catholic bishop wrote in a 2003 letter to the United Nations Secretary General. “There wasn’t anything left. All we found were rocks that weren’t even a meter in size,” said Taema Lemlem, the owner of a cafe in the town.\n\nA peace treaty ended fighting in 2000, but hopes that the frontiers would re-open were scuppered when Ethiopia rejected a UN-backed effort to definitively settle the border question two years later. The road from Zalambessa to Eritrea is blocked by the military, and the once-bustling trade hub where cactuses sprout from conflict-damaged buildings is eerily quiet.\n\nBarred from Eritrea’s ports, Ethiopia shifted its sea trade to neighboring Djibouti, investing heavily in a railway and other infrastructure as it became one of the fastest growing economies in Africa. But facing soaring debt and a foreign exchange shortage, Ethiopia’s new prime minister Abiy Ahmed announced in June that he would privatize key state-owned companies including Ethiopian Airlines and Ethio telecom.\n\nGetachew Teklemariam, a consultant and former Ethiopian government adviser, said that while the economic reforms and warming relations were not necessarily linked, they could both reinvigorate the economy. “The rapprochement relieves resources from the military buildup that has been going on over the years,” Getachew said.\n\nEritrea responded to Ethiopia’s rejection of the UN border settlement with an extensive crackdown on dissent that in turn deterred investment. Repressive policies stifled its emerging entrepreneurial class, dissidents were arrested and an indefinite military service program was mandated that drew comparisons to slavery from the UN. “Eritrea has done almost everything it can to keep foreign investment out,” Kaplan said. Hundreds of thousands of Eritreans have fled abroad, partly to avoid conscription which many migrants say contributes to poverty.\n\nIsaias insisted the mandatory national service was necessary to deter Ethiopian aggression, but has not commented on the scheme’s future since the thaw with Addis Ababa. Kaplan suggested Eritrea may not change its hardline policies or become more welcoming to foreigners, but could instead seek investment for two of its most promising sectors-ports and mining.\n\nGetachew added that trade between Ethiopia and Eritrea had been fraught even before the war. The smuggling of Ethiopian contraband through Eritrean ports and Asmara’s manipulation of its nakfa currency strained relations and contributed to the border conflict. “My fear is now, even after all these years, our regulatory capacity is not really strong enough to avoid those sorts of malpractice,” he said.\n\nAnd even though Ethiopia is eager to access Eritrea’s more cost-effective ports of Assab and Massawa, Getachew warned that both are believed to be run-down after trade dried up following the war. In another sign of the rapid rapprochement, Ethiopia’s foreign ministry spokesman Meles Alem this week that roads to Assab were already being repaired to enable rapid use of the port.\n\nResidents living along the frontier are hopeful that cross-border trade will begin to flourish and occasional shootouts between Ethiopian and Eritrean troops will end. “While other people were listening to music, we were listening to gunfire,” said Taema, the cafe owner. “Being open is better than being closed, and peace is better than war.” – AFP", null, null, null, null ]
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[ null, "Skin cells reprogrammed to produce the neurotransmitter dopamine and inserted deep into the brain of a 69-year-old man with Parkinson’s disease have allowed him to tie his shoes again and resume swimming and biking, researchers reported in The New England Journal of Medicine on Wednesday.\n\nThe experimental treatment, initiated two years ago and financed partly by the patient, used the man’s own skin cells to create dopamine-releasing nerve cells. Using his own cells dramatically lowers the risk of rejection by the immune system.\n\nParkinson’s, a progressive disease that affects millions of people worldwide, produces tremors, stiffness, and problems walking and speaking as the dopamine-producing cells in the brain degenerate.\n\nResearchers say the transformed skin cells, transplanted into both hemispheres of the brain in surgical procedures six months apart, continued to produce the dopamine needed to ease the Parkinson’s symptoms.\n\nThere have been no side effects from the treatment, and by retraining the patient’s own cells, “we solved the rejection problem,” lead researcher Dr. Kwang-Soo Kim, who directs the Molecular Neurobiology Laboratory at McLean Hospital in Belmont, Mass., told Reuters.\n\nThe treatment reduced the time the patient’s medications were failing to control his symptoms to less than an hour a day from an average of three hours prior to the transplant. It also allowed for a small reduction in the dose of medication he takes.\n\n“The neurons survive and they still function,” Kim said.\n\n“This is the first patient with Parkinson’s to be treated with his own personalised cell therapy. The improvement was modest but there are many more studies to be done,” said Kim.\n\nThe patient, identified by statnews.com as George “Doc” Lopez, a physician, businessman and inventor, provided $2 million (S$2.8 million) to help speed the early research. Additional funding came from the US National Institutes of Health.\n\nOn a 157-point quality-of-life scale, where lower numbers indicate fewer problems with Parkinson’s, the patient went from a starting score of 62 down to 2 after 24 months.\n\nThe research team stressed that these results are from a single patient. But coauthor Dr. Jeffrey Schweitzer of Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston characterized them as “extremely encouraging” in a news release.\n\nAltogether, about 4 million cells were placed in three spots in the brain involved in movement.\n\nWhether implanting additional cells would allow the patient to get sufficient dopamine, “that’s the million-dollar question,” Kim said. “Hopefully he continues to improve and we can reduce his medication more.”" ]
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[ null, "Ramirez rounded up 40 digs at an average of 5.71 digs per set - the highest figures in both categories among all Sun Belt players who competed on Opening Weekend (Sept. 4-5) - in leading the defensive efforts of Louisiana's sweep of Houston Baptist.\n\nHer efforts helped the Ragin' Cajuns average 20.7 digs per set as a team during the weekend set with HBU at Earl K. Long Gym.\n\nRamirez collected at least six digs in each set of Friday's straight sets sweep, finishing with 21 for a rate of 7.0 digs per set. On Saturday, she was one dig shy of a second consecutive 20-dig effort.\n\nIt’s the first career Sun Belt weekly award for the Waxahachie, Texas product, and also the first for Louisiana this season.\n\nThe 2019 Sun Belt Conference Newcomer of the Year extended her streak of consecutive matches with double digits in digs to 14 straight, a streak which began Oct. 11, 2019. The digs total increased pushed her past the 500-mark in a Ragin’ Cajuns uniform (now at 528)." ]
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[ null, "The main entertainments for visitors to Luanda are walks in the local nature reserves and exploring natural attractions. Near the city, you will find Cameo National Park, one of the oldest natural parks in the country. Its territory has small forested areas, spacious fields and pastures where local residents graze livestock. Over the last decades, the natural park has severely suffered from poachers. Many wild animals and birds living here were on the verge of extermination.\nAdvices to travellers: what you should know while being in Luanda\n1. In Luanda, they mainly accept the national currency - kwanzaa. The city has many exchange offices, you can change money at hotels and banks, but it is not recommended to exchange it on …\n\nOpen\nNow the park is under strict protection, being home to very rare species of animals, including black antelopes. Due to the special flow of the Zambezi River, many marshy areas were formed in the reserve. Such areas have become a habitat for rare birds - more than 30 species. The country's largest lake, Dilolo, is also located in this national park. Dozens of interesting routes are laid here for tourists. During tours, they can appreciate all the unique features of the local flora and fauna. The park provides guided tours by jeeps, and walking on foot is allowed in some areas. Given the presence of wild animals, all excursions are only accompanied by experienced rangers.\nOf equal interest is Kisam's National Park. It lies on the Atlantic coast and was formed more than 80 years ago. This park is striking in the diversity of its flora and fauna. Its vast territory covers an area of about 900 hectares. Here you can admire typical African savannahs, stroll through the beautiful forests and watch rare animals in their natural habitat. Copyright www.orangesmile.com\nShopping in Luanda - main shopping streets, outlets and boutiques\nThe largest shopping and entertainment center in town is Belas Shopping where you can not only buy new clothes and souvenirs but also have fun. This shopping center attracts travelers with a …\n\nOpen\nBlack sable is found in this reserve, a large population of red buffalo lives here, and rare species of sea turtles and herbivorous whales can be seen in the coastal zone. Due to uncontrolled poaching, many of these animals were also critically endangered, so now their populations are under special control. Only a small part of the national park is accessible for tourists, but even this is enough to appreciate the greatness of nature.", null, "Luanda is also often visited by fans of beach holidays. They can enjoy several comfortable beaches located in the city. The largest and most popular one is Cabo Ledo with soft sand of light color and incredible turquoise water. There are rarely strong waves on this beach, it will be comfortable to relax here even with small children. Connoisseurs of comfort should take into account that there is no beach sports equipment on the coast. It's recommended to take beach umbrellas and bottled water along. There are several attractive restaurants near the beach.\nGuide to Luanda sightseeing - things to see and to visit\nLuanda is a city located in the south-west of Africa, on the coast of the Atlantic Ocean, near the mouth of the Cuango River. Luanda is the capital of Angola. The city was founded in the …\n\nOpen\nFans of unusual spots will like Sangano Beach better. It is also famous for its pristine natural beauty. This beach is calmer and less crowded, unusual geological formations near the coast are considered its main feature. Several rocky cliffs overgrown with typical local vegetation protect a narrow coastal strip from wind and waves. At any time, visitors to the beach can leave the coast and go explore local natural attractions.", null, "Luanda is also an attractive diving destination. Octopus dive site is considered the most interesting place to dive. It is interesting not only for the diversity of the underwater world but also for the wreckage resting in these places. Several large ships that sank off the coast of Luanda back in the colonial era are now considered outstanding underwater sights. For hundreds of years, they have overgrown with reefs and become home to colorful fish, moray eels, and other exotic inhabitants. Dive sites for both beginners and experienced divers can be found around Luanda.\nFamily holidays with kids in Luanda. How to entertain your child, things to show to children.\nDespite the fact that Luanda is not distinguished by a variety of typical children’s attractions, vacationers with children will find a way to diversify their leisure time. The main …\n\nOpen\nThe city has traditional amusement parks, which are especially loved by tourists with children. The best and most modern one is Ulengo Center, which offers a wide range of entertainment for kids of all ages. It has carousels and playgrounds for the smallest ones, a large Ferris wheel and rides for older children. Thrill-seekers will not be bored either, even some adults can try out some rides. Several cozy cafes are open in the park, so you can spend the whole day here. The city cannot boast the great diversity of nightlife, however, some bars are ideally suitable for evening relaxation. One of the best is Tailor Bar offering visitors a wide selection of drinks and treats.\n\nThis guide on active recreation and leisure in Luanda is protected by the copyright law. You can re-publish this content with mandatory attribution: direct and active hyperlink to www.orangesmile.com.\nLuanda - guide chapters 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8\n\nNational and city parks around Luanda\n♥ National Park 'National Park Quiçãma' , 108.4 km from the center. On the map\n\nSearch for active leisure and attraction spots on Luanda map\n\nAbuja\nIf you want to stay active even at night, pay your attention to the most popular nightclubs and discos in Abuja. Kryxtal Lounge is a loud and attractive venue. It will perfectly fit everyone who likes trendy music and dancing until dawn. The club has a large dance floor and regularly hosts performances of popular DJs and musicians. To the service of visitors, there is a bar ... Open »\nAccra\nAkwapim Hills are perfect for nature enthusiasts. This is a popular natural attraction. Dense vegetation covers the picturesque area. The total height of the hills is 460 meters. This region has been famous for its agriculture for years. During a walk in the park, visitors will see large fields that are used to cultivate fruit and vegetables. As a beautiful river is flowing ... Open »\nPretoria\nPeople who like walking along the picturesque places will like Austin Roberts Bird Sanctuary. It was named after the great ornithologist; more than one hundred of birds’ types live in this quite small nursery. It is noted fact that they live in the natural conditions. Travelers who will lucky to visit Pretoria in spring need to visit Magnolia Dell gardens. Except of hundreds ... Open »\nJohannesburg\nThe reserve has got its name not by an accident - its territory is inhabited by several families of lions. There are also more than 20 other species of the local fauna in the reserve. This place is also the location of a beautiful grotto Miracle Cave. The age of the grotto is more than two million years. An excursion to the reserve lasts more than four hours and includes ... 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[ null, "Ep 2875b – [DS] Assets Deployed, Panic, Fear, When Do You Play The Trump Card? Message Received", null, null, "The [CB]/[WEF] is now being exposed, every step they take is destroying their agenda. The Biden administration is out front destroying the economy, this is what the patriots wanted, they want everyone to see the truth and who is responsible. The [CB] is panicking over Bitcoin, all assets are deployed. The [DS] is pushing very hard to cover up their treasonous crimes, the cover up is going to exposed their criminal activities. The border is now backfiring on the [DS] players, the illegal has now reported that the border is wide open and not secure. Kash sends a message, Trump card is finally here. When do you play the Trump card? Trump has the [DS] exactly where he wants them all.", null, "NEW: Gov. Abbott confirms he sent two buses of migrants to the VP’s residence after her comments saying the border was secure. https://t.co/F6aEEfPcD8\n\nThey’re more than welcome to go back to the place where they have family, connections, and resources. https://t.co/mYi4lQtqcf", null, "Martha’s Vineyard residents should be thrilled about this. They vote for sanctuary cities — they get a sanctuary city of their own. And illegal aliens will increase the town’s diversity, which is strength. Right?", null, "So you are going to tell me there was a school shooting at Vallejo High School where a football coach was shot after trying to break up a fight, it’s all caught on video and not a peep from Gavin Newsom or any real mainstream coverage?\n\nWhile the Small Business Administration blocked more than 110,000 applications from six countries deemed to be “high risk,” the system did not block all applications from foreign nations, the inspector general’s report, published Monday, found. For example, over 33,000 applications were submitted from Nigeria and 241 were approved, giving applicants in the African nation nearly $20 million." ]
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[ null, "No US Open Cup? Unprecedented springtime NCAA tournaments can fill the void\n\nNo US Open Cup? Unprecedented springtime NCAA tournaments can fill the void\n\nThis is usually the time of year when the proper edition of the U.S. Open Cup provides die-hard soccer fans in the U.S along with those from amateur soccer clubs to experience a knockout soccer tournament where anything is possible.\n\nWe’ve experienced various levels of the magic of the oldest ongoing soccer competition in the United States here in Pittsburgh in recent years. Whether it was following the journey of the amateur Tartan Devils Oak Avalon FC improbable appearance and first-round victory in the 2016 edition of the proper tournament, to the Pittsburgh Riverhounds SC’s meetings with MLS opponents, including the memorable overtime classic against DC United at Highmark Stadium in June 2015.\n\nHowever, while soccer fans will be missing the Open Cup excitement that brings unpredictability of first and second round action plus potential upsets in the ensuing rounds, there is a pretty good alternative knockout tournament taking place.\n\nFor the first time ever, the NCAA men’s and women’s Division I tournaments are being played in the Spring, with action kicking off this week as all games will be played in North Carolina.\n\nUS OPEN CUP ON HOLD\n\nEarlier this month, United States Soccer Federation made it official, announcing that due to continuing concerns centered around COVID-19 pandemic, the 107th Edition of the U.S. Open Cup, which was already trimmed down to 16 teams, would be put on hold with the hopes of playing it later this year.\n\n“The logistical and financial burdens to have the tournament take place this spring in the current environment are substantial,” said Paul Marstaller, US Open Cup commissioner, in the announcement.\n\n“Even though all of U.S. Soccer’s member professional teams will be playing in their respective league competitions this year, the Committee did not feel it wise to have clubs divert important resources during the next two months for Open Cup play. Instead, we will look further into the future to see what possibilities might exist for 2021. After that, a full-scale 2022 Open Cup is less than a year away.”\n\nAs reported by TheCup.US, the United States Adult Soccer Association (USASA) had recently sent a letter to the USSF asking that they cancel the 2021 competition due to the financial and logistical burdens that could potentially be placed on their two amateur teams by the federation’s COVID-19 safety protocols.\n\nFrom a local perspective, there would not have been any teams from Western Pennsylvania in the 2021’s makeshift edition, as the Riverhounds SC didn’t make the cut for the 24-team or 16-team tournament proposals based on their finish in the 2020 USL Championship season. Local amateur clubs, Steel FC and Tartan Devils came up short in 2020 qualifying as well.\n\nAfter the traditional Fall NCAA tournaments were cancelled, it was rescheduled to now take place from April 30 through May 17 and will be played in its entirety in Cary, North Carolina and surrounding area, due to COVID-19 protocols and concerns.\n\nIn fact, they’re kicking off midweek with first round matches on Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday.\n\nAdding to the local appeal, Pitt men’s soccer team has earned the number two overall seed and Penn State men’s team also return to the tournament as an at-large selection. Meanwhile, on the women’s side, West Virginia University’s women’s team are making their 21st straight appearance, is a fifth overall seed and Penn State (who won the 2015 tournament) are also in the field again as an at-large selection.\n\nPitt has been the highest scoring team in the ACC, and after breaking through for its first-ever NCAA tournament win in 2019, they now have a team poised to made a deep run this Spring. The Panthers earned an at-large bid, their second in as many years. The NCAA berth is the fourth in school history and first back-to-back appearance (1962, 1965, 2019).\n\nPitt finished 13-3 overall and 9-1 in Atlantic Coast Conference play for the year. The Panthers went 6-2 overall and 5-1 in conference play this spring. With its 5-0 victory over Virginia April 8, Pitt clinched the ACC Coastal Division title for the first time in school history.\n\nThere are numerous local players involved too.\n\nHere are a few most Riverhounds Development Academy alums who will be playing in the NCAA tournament: Harper Cook, American University, Ethan Hackenberg, Coastal Carolina and Jacob Adams, Marshall University.\n\nBoth West Virginia and Pitt have first round byes and will begin play in the second round on Saturday and Sunday, respectively.\n\nHere’s the early round schedule for the local / regional schools in the NCAA tournament:\n\nThe women’s national semifinals will be May 13 and the men’s May 14, while both national champions will be crowned May 17.\n\nPittsburgh Soccer Now plans to have coverage of every tournament game along with post-match reaction as long as the local teams remain in contention for the National Championship.\n\n“The number 2 overall seed.. 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[ null, "TV advertising on ABC’s “89th Annual Academy Awards” has sold out, with the network grabbing modest single-digit percentage price gains for commercials, versus a year ago.\n\nThe top price for a 30-second announcement improved around 7% to an average price around $2.1 million, according to analysts -- with a top price of around $2.5 million.\n\nA year ago, the average price was around $1.9 million to $2 million, according to Kantar Media. With around 60 individual commercials in an estimated three-hour newscast, that will yield around $120 million in total national TV dollars for this year's show.\n\nFor a five-year period, from 2011 to 2015, Kantar Media says five companies accounted for 46% of total advertising revenue in the show -- Samsung, JCPenney, Hyundai, American Express and Coca-Cola.\n\nThe Academy Awards will be held on Sunday, February 26." ]
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[ null, "Mary M. Selker, 89, of Shippenville, passed away Tuesday, May 1, 2012, at her home. She was born August 4, 1922, in Lucinda; she was the daughter of the late Ambrose and Regina Bauer. Mary was married on June 12, 1944 to Joseph W. Selker, who preceded her death on December 21, 2005. They celebrated 61 years of marriage. She was a member of Immaculate Conception Church of Clarion. Mrs. Selker enjoyed spending time with her family which included thirteen grandchildren and five great grandchildren, along with cooking and sharing stories. Surviving are three sons, Joseph W. Selker Jr. of Franklin, Robert Selker and Steven Selker, both of Shippenville, and two daughters, Judy Adams of Huntington Beach, CA and Cindy Walters of Baltimore, MD. Also surviving are sisters, Rita Davis of Deland, FL; Elaine Bauer of Casselberry, FL; Germaine Dobrich of Youngstown, OH; Delores Witmer of Burlington, Ontario; Nancy Zdeb of Colorado Springs, CO; and brothers, Clair Bauer of Tionesta; Regis Bauer of Beech Grove, IN; and Gerard Bauer of Lucinda. In addition to her parents and husband, Mrs. Selker was preceded in death by a brother Dennis Bauer. Family will receive friends from 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. on Thursday, May 3, 2012 at the Robert V. Burns Funeral Home, 638 Wood Street, Clarion. A Christian wake service will be held at 8:30 p.m. on Thursday, May 3, 2012, in the funeral home. Mass of Christian burial will be celebrated at 11 a.m. on Friday, May, 4, 2012, at Immaculate Conception Church in Clarion with the Rev. Monty Sayers, pastor of the Immaculate Conception Church, presiding. Interment will be at Immaculate Conception Church Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to Immaculate Conception School, 729 East Main Street, Clarion PA 16214, or the Clarion Forest VNA Hospice, 271 Perkins Road, Clarion PA 16214.\n\nThe family of Mary M. Selker created this Life Tributes page to make it easy to share your memories.\n\nMary M. Selker, 89, of Shippenville, passed away Tuesday, May...\n\nSend flowers to the Selker family." ]
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[ "From 2010 – 2017, I was a part of the Elementary Connected Classrooms (ECC) project. The ECC engaged students by leading them through a year long inquiry project. We originally based our inquiry project unit on the works of Dr. Kieran Egan from Simon Fraser University.\n\nI’ve written several blog posts on the ECC blog, over the past several years documenting this project:\n\nInquiring About the Inquiry Project\n\nAlso, here’s the link to the google doc we originally used to collaboratively plan the inquiry project. It’s definitely grown and changed depending on the teachers involved in the project, and, more importantly, the kids in our classrooms.\n\nIn my final year with the ECC, I played with including the idea of advocacy into the end of the year. Even though the inquiry project had been a successful piece of the ECC for years, it had always seemed like there was something missing from the inquiry project. After hearing the stories shared by a group that attended High Tech High in the fall of 2015, I realized that the piece that had been missing was the advocacy piece. That was the part of their stories from their travels to High Tech High that really resonated with me. For example, Suzy studied and learned about elephants all year. She is the elephant expert in the class. But so what? What can she do with all that knowledge? If she cares about elephants enough to learn about them all year long, shouldn’t she finish off the year by doing something positive with all that knowledge she has? Perhaps maybe finding a way to raise funds to donate to initiatives to help save elephant habitat?", null ]
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[ null, "I always find the beach to be an inspiring place to take pictures of Ali. There’s something about the lighting…the color her eyes are down there…the air…the surroundings.\n\nGranted, she wasn’t quite in the mood for photography this weekend, and when I did get her cornered, she didn’t want to put down her fork…", null, "And she didn’t appreciate me saying that she had boingy curls from the salty air.", null, "Apparently, “boingy” to her is about as insulting as “gigantasaurously fat” would be to you and me. Who knew.", null, "Besides the fact that she’s a year and a half older.\n\nI noticed the eyebrows.\n\nAnd they’re growing in very quickly.", null, "They seem to be growing in at a faster rate than even my monstrous Greek eyebrows did – mine at the age of 5 were approximately where hers are at the age of 3:", null, "They may be cute at that age, but believe me – they turn on you. Greeks are hairy people. Not nice-thick-hair-on-the-head hairy people, but so-hairy-that-they-need-a-weed-wacker-in-their-personal-hygiene-kit hairy people.\n\n1. Her eyebrows will, at some point in her early adolescence (or sooner, at her rate), take over the entire surface of her face, much like mine did before my Mother mercifully stepped in and taught me how to use a lawnmower tweezers:", null, "…Eyebrows are the number one leading cause in Awkward Pre-Teen Years. Sad but true.\n\n2. If hers are growing at a faster rate than mine did, then I have to worry about people looking down on me for teaching a six year old how to tweeze her eyebrows.\n\n5. Along with her college fund, I need to start her a laser hair removal fund.\n\nBut, luckily for her, she’s completely oblivious to the hairiness of her future.", null, null, "…but she is still a bit mad at me for using the adjective “boingy” to describe her curls.", null ]
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[ "The site was purchased by Sydney-based developer Ilya Melnikoff in July 2021 for $16.65 million. This will be only their second project in Melbourne – the first being in Albert St, East Melbourne.\n\nThe development will be re-branded as Pier 103 Waterfront Residences.\n\nThe last trading day for the IGA Beacon Cove Foodstore was 3 April 2020.\n\nVCAT issued planning permit 673/2015 on 6 February 2017. The permit allowed for the construction of a three storey building containing a supermarket and restaurant at ground level and 14 dwellings above and a reduction of the car parking and loading bay requirements.\n\nAn amendment to that permit was sought. It proposed the addition of an extra storey to create a four storey (15.1m high) building, the reduction of the number of dwellings (from 14 to 12), rearrangement of the basement car park, modify car parking (including car parking to the north of the site) and reduce the clearance height of the building above the shared path on the eastern side of the site and internal changes.\n\nThe architects for the amended design are Wood Marsh Architecture, responsible for nearby MINT, Alumuna and Beacon. Wood Marsh has its offices in the ground floor of the Beacon building on Beach St.\n\n“Melbourne-based boutique developer Key Infrastructure Australia, which purchased the Beacon Cove food store in December last year, is well under way with plans to demolish the shop and replace it with a three-level, 15 unit project with views of the water.\n\nBarry Gale, chief executive, said that ‘his company was working closely with residents and the council to develop plans that were suitable to the area’.”", null ]
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[ "This time, his three-foot birdie putt on the first extra hole allowed him to escape a battle with Joe Hooks in the APGA Tour Los Angeles at Montebello Golf Course on Sunday.\n\nThe APGA Tour stop in Los Angeles also marked the first time that 16-year-old Amari Avery competed against the men.\n\nAvery is an African American teenager from Riverside, California. She shot a 75 to finish third among the eight amateurs. She’s off to Stanford this week for the AJGA Girls Invitational.", null, "The season will then wrap up in October with the APGA Tour Salute to African American Golfers in Los Angeles.\n\nThe APGA Tour Presented by Lexus is a nonprofit organization with the mission of bringing greater diversity to the game of golf. Now in its 11th year, the tour consists of 10 events offering over $250,000 prize money." ]
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[ null, "After much deliberation, the National Testing Agency (NTA) on Monday postponed the UGC-NET June/ September exam 2020. The UGC-NET exam will be held on September 24, 2020. Earlier, the exam was scheduled to be conducted between September 16 and 25.\n\nFull schedule will be released subsequently.\n\nThe official notice reads, “In view of ICAR Examination AIEEA-UG/PG and AICE-JRF/SRF (Ph.D.) 2020-21 being conducted on the above mentioned dates, the National Testing Agency has rescheduled the dates of UGC-NET Examination, 2020. This is due to some common candidates in both exams and the requests received thereof. The UGC- NET 2020 Examination will now be held from 24th September onwards. The exact schedule of Subject-wise and Shift-wise details will be uploaded subsequently.”\n\nThe NTA UGC-NET exam was originally scheduled to be held from June 15 to 20, but had to be postponed to September in the wake of Covid-19 pandemic.\n\nNTA conducts the UGC-NET exam twice a year, for ‘Assistant Professor’ and for ‘Junior Research Fellowship and Assistant Professor. The test consists of two papers. Both the papers will be conducted in single three hour duration. The exam will be held in computer-based test mode.\n\nThe admit card of the exam is not released yet." ]
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[ "The door of Silence\n\nAs I have described in my previous post, I have started making a new door of Silence.\nYesterday I made the stiffener for the door. It is made out of 2x5\" larch, and the ends are mortised and drawbored into the diagonal part as can be seen in the picture below.\n\nThe door itself is made out of 1½x6\" larch and the individual boards have received a rabbet on two corners so the door will be shiplapped.\n\nA lock from an old door was mortised into the edge board so the door can be opened and closed as it should.\n\nThe shiplapped boards are nailed into place, and the nails are clenched.\nI have made a tutorial regarding clenching, so people who would like to try it can have an idea of how it is done. Please bear in mind that these nails are rather big (3/16 x 5.25\" or 4.6 x 130mm).\nThe adjustable wrench used in the process is an 18\" just to give you an idea of the size.\n\nI have not placed the head of the nails on a metal surface since I don't have one large enough for the door. But using the adjustable wrench allows the clenching to be made without problems. I first tried to bend the tip of a nail using a pipe wrench, but it was not a success.\n\nFinally the door was cut to size and the fit in the frame was tested. Hopefully I can install the hinges tomorrow.", null, "The mortise and tenon of the stiffener for the door.", null, "A heavy piece of metal is placed next to the nail.", null, "The nail is bent 90 degrees using a hammer.", null, "The nail is bent even further to approximately 80 degrees.", null, "The nail is driven into the wood by hitting the bend.", null, null, "The door test fitted in the frame.\nPosted by Jonas Jensen at 1:45 PM 5 comments:\n\nA local artist was asked to decorate 7 doors for a project called \"Pilgrim Mors\".\nThe idea is that each door symbolises one of the 7 pilgrim words:\n\nThe door representing \"Silence\" was placed in a park in the main city of our island (population approximately 10.000).\nApparently it was a bit too provocative to someone that a door representing such a dangerous thing as silence was placed in the public space - so somebody vandalised it completely. You can see the result of it here: Broken silence (the site is in Danish)\n\nI happen to know the artist, and I felt bad that her work of art was destroyed after being on display for about a month or so. The doors were all old doors that had been salvaged and given to her. SO they were mostly made for interior use and they were never meant to be vandalism proof.\nAs you can see, whoever did the job made sure it was done thoroughly.\n\nI talked to Anja (the artist) and explained that I would like to build her a new door that would be a little more sturdy than the old one, so it would require an even bigger effort to destroy it if the vandals should want to try it again. She liked the suggestion, so I have started making a door as an ad hoc project.\n\nThe frame is being made by 6x6\" larch that is assembled with drawbored tenons. The door itself is going to be made out of 1½\" massive larch mounted upon 2x5\" stiffeners. The hinges are some old hinges from an interior door in my barn.\n\nI like the idea to be able to contribute to that art and the freedom of expressing oneself is not intimidated to silence by means of simple acts of vandalism.", null, "The upper part of the frame ready for assembly.", null, "The assembled frame. (It needed to be pulled ½\"into square).\nPosted by Jonas Jensen at 1:13 PM 14 comments:\n\nShaker bench, the roof and an aircraft fighter\n\nAs described in a previous post, I have been trying to make a Shaker inspired bench for a friend of the family who helped train our pony to enter a trailer.\nSince the roofing project has moved into the tiling phase, it has left me with a little spare time e.g. for projects like this.\n\nThe bench is inspired from a book by John G Shea describing a meeting house bench which as far as I remember is from the Hancock Shakers.\nIt will be used outside on a riding court, so I decided that I would try to avoid metal in the building.\nThe lower parts of the legs have been added to give stability on a soft ground to avoid it tipping over. In addition to this, it can serve as a help for smaller children to mount their horses. So it is important that it is a stable bench.\n\nThe lower legs are mortised and drawbored. The top of the legs are also mortised into the top. These have received some wedges to secure them.\nThe braces are what first caught my eye on the bench. They add greatly to the stability. I can't remember the correct English term for how they are mounted. So I hope the pictures will give an idea if anyone would want to build something similar.\nI even added the Roman numerals below the seat as my sign of a well finished project.\n\nThe bricklayers have started to lay the tiles on the roof, and the progress is steady. This means that my role has been greatly reduced compared to when the carpenters were active with the sub roof. I have stacked the tiles on the roof so they could lay them, and generally tried to help wherever I could.\nToday they had to tile around a Velux window, so they didn't need very many tiles. Therefore I was able to finish the bench instead. Actually it was a lot more pleasant compared to carrying tiles.\n\nTonight Asger (7) asked if we could make some more soldering.\nHe felt he was ready for the next logical step after a ship.. An aircraft fighter!\nSo in honour of Snakey and other people related to fighter aircrafts I have added the pictures of the finished plane.\nLuckily for me, Asger didn't have any specific model in mind, so I cut out some wings, a tail and a cockpit and found a nose cone. I believe I have seen a plane once with a tail like this, but I don't know the make or model of it?", null, null, "The legs mortised into the seat showing the wedges.", null, "The leg braces \"dovetailed\" into the seat.", null, null, "The mortises of the lower part of a leg.", null, "The easy side of the house is halfway now.", null, null, "An flying back West.\n\nMessing up the bed room and working with sheet metal\n\nDue to the installation of new Velux windows in the roof, the interior walls of the various rooms also needs to be remodelled.\nWe have added 10cm of insulation by raising the roof (up to 30 cm), and it is not possible to reuse the old trimming because of the increased thickness of the wall.\nThis has resulted in that all the rooms upstairs look really bad. I guess that this is one of the projects that moves ahead in the cue to keep SWMBO happy. But until the real roof is finished there isn't much point in starting on them.\n\nI have been so busy with the roof that I feel I have neglected the children a little when it comes to taking them to the workshop.\nWe have had some new gutters installed and a new \"skotrende\" (the piece of Zink between two intersecting roofs). There are some small scraps of the Zink left over, and I believe it was time for the boys to learn how to solder sheet metal.\n\nThe good thing about Zink is that it is very easy to solder, and they think it is cool to make something out of metal.\nI offered that Asger could make a small ship which he did. It is watertight and has proven its seaworthiness in the bath tub.\nGustav wasn't satisfied with being offered to make a ship - he wanted something a bit more spectacular i.e. a tank. That required a bit more soldering, but the end result is quite O", null, "Lack of trim around the window.", null, "1window is still covered with the sub roof and awaiting installation.", null, null, null, null, "The finished ship with some nice looking soldering.\nK.\nPosted by Jonas Jensen at 2:52 AM 6 comments:\n\nProgress on the roof and a new lathe\n\nI have been really occupied during the last couple of weeks due to the project about getting a new roof on our house. This has left me with no time to do hobby woodworking, and very little time for the blog. Some days I have been working until 10:30 PM so I could be a little ahead of the carpenters when they arrived the next morning. Luckily the weather has been good all along. We had one day with a shower two weeks ago, but apart from that it has been dry. This is a huge advantage in such a project.\nWe have finished adding the sub roof (not sure if it is the correct term) and have added the laths on the front side roof of the house.\n\nDuring the construction of the sub room, I even had use of the old circular sawmill to make some timber for repair purposes.\n\nI have tried to salvage as many of the original tiles as possible. I believe they date from when the house was built in 1924, and they are too good to be thrown away. Off course some of them broke and some were already cut to fit the chamfered part of the gable (valm in Danish).\nNevertheless, I think there is around 3000 pieces left, so I should be able to make a nice little shed at the summer house once I get to that project.\n\nThis constant working on the house has sadly left my workshop in a very messy condition. gave Last evening I tried to do a little tidying up and just removing the chips from the planer and the various small pieces of wood helped a lot. I plan to continue tonight as well.\n\nMy neighbour whom I gave my old workbench once told me that he had always dreamt of trying to do some wood turning. I gave him a set of turning gouges and skews etc. that I had once picked up for a song. It is some no-name Chinese tools, but OK to find out if he liked it.\nThe problem was that he needed a lathe. I knew that my father had once purchased a fine lathe at an auction, and I don't think that he has ever used it. So I called him and explained the case and asked if he wanted to sell it. He agreed, and I bought his lathe and sold my lathe to my neighbour for the same amount of money (very cheap).\nSo now I have a new lathe. The advantage to this lathe compared to my old on is that there are some more accessories to this one. E.g. a four jaw chuck and a copy attachment. Apart form that the two are almost identical.\nThe new lathe is a bit lower that my old lathe. So I guess that it was designed for school use. I will have to teach my children how to use it once the rood is finished.", null, "The roof with new laths on the front side", null, null, "The new lathe before attaching the stand" ]
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[ null, "How to Cook Cellophane Noodles to Be Crunchy\n\nSoak cellophane noodles, in a separate bowl, in hot water for 5 minutes; drain. Slice ginger, green onion, and pork. Heat oil in skillet. Stir fry ginger, pork, and mushrooms for 2 minutes. Add green onions, chicken broth, bouillon cube, and soy sauce. Bring to boil; simmer for 5 minutes. Add noodles, vinegar, salt and pepper. Stir to mix. In a large bowl of hot water, soak the glass noodles until pliable, about 15 minutes. Drain well, shaking off any excess water. Using kitchen scissors, cut the glass noodles into 4-inch lengths. Jun 24, · Cellophane noodles—known in various guises as Chinese vermicelli, bean threads, bean thread noodles, crystal noodles, or glass noodles—should be one of those items you keep in your pantry to use in a pinch. Made from mung beans, yam, or potato starch, the gluten-free noodles are quite versatile. They are equally good tepid as they are warm, and they can be served in soups and .\n\nThey are generally sold in dried form, soaked to reconstitute, then used in soups, stir-fried dishes, or spring rolls. They are called \"cellophane noodles\" or \"glass noodles\" because of their cellophane - or glass -like transparency when cooked.\n\nCellophane noodles should not be confused with rice vermicelli , which are made from rice and are white in color rather than clear after cooking in water.\n\nDried Chinese vermicelli made with mung bean starch. Dried Korean dangmyeon made with sweet potato starch. Napjak-dangmyeon in jjimdak. In China, the primary site of production of cellophane noodles is the town of Zhangxing, in Zhaoyuan , Shandong province. In China, cellophane noodles are a popular ingredient used in stir fries , soups, and particularly hot pots. They can also be used as an ingredient in fillings for a variety of Chinese jiaozi dumplings and bing flatbreads , especially in vegetarian versions of these dishes.\n\nThicker cellophane noodles are also commonly used to imitate the appearance and texture of shark's fin in vegetarian soups. Thicker varieties, most popular in China's northeast , are used in stir fries as well as cold salad-like dishes.\n\nA popular Sichuan dish called ants climbing a tree consists of stewed cellophane noodles with a spicy ground pork meat sauce. In Tibetan cuisine of Tibet Autonomous Region , glass noodles are called phing or fing and are used in soup, pork curry or with mushrooms. Unlike Chinese glass noodles, they are usually made from potato starch. They are commonly used to make salads, or as an ingredient in hot pot dishes.\n\nThey are also often used to make Japanese adaptations of Chinese and Korean dishes. Shirataki noodles are translucent, traditional Japanese noodles made from the konjac yam and sometimes tofu. They are usually thick, and are a brownish-gray color when in their uncooked form. In India , glass noodles are called falooda see falooda , the dessert dish , and are served on top of kulfi a traditional ice cream.\n\nThey are usually made from arrowroot starch using a traditional technique. The noodles are flavorless so they provide a nice contrast with the sweet kulfi. Kulfi and falooda can be bought from numerous food stalls throughout northern and southern parts of India. Its usually eaten with bakso , tekwan , and soto. Sometimes also known as suhun or suhoon.\n\nIn Filipino cuisine , the noodles are called a similar name: sotanghon because of the popular dish of the same name made from them using chicken and wood ears. They are also confused with rice vermicelli, which is called bihon in the Philippines. In Vietnamese cuisine , there are two varieties of cellophane noodles.\n\nGlass noodles were introduced to Samoa by Cantonese agricultural workers in the early s where they became known as \" lialia \", a Samoan word meaning \"to twirl\", after the method of twirling the noodles around chopsticks when eating. A popular dish called sapasui transliteration of the Cantonese chop suey is common fare at social gatherings. Sapasui, a soupy dish of boiled glass noodles mixed with braised pork, beef, or chicken and chopped vegetables, is akin to Hawaiian \"long rice\".\n\nIn Hawaii , where cuisine is heavily influenced by Asian cultures, cellophane noodles are known locally as long rice , supposedly because the process of making the noodles involves extruding the starch through a potato ricer. In , a number of companies producing Longkou cellophane noodles produced in Yantai , Shandong were discovered to be adulterated , with unscrupulous companies making noodles from cornstarch instead of green beans in order to reduce costs; the companies, to make the cornstarch transparent, were adding sodium formaldehyde sulfoxylate and lead-based whiteners to their noodles.\n\n3 thoughts on “How to cook cellophane noodles”" ]
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[ null, "Is it a shock to anyone that the more President Obama targets an organization, the more popular it becomes?\n\nAt this rate, the NRA will become one of the most popular institutions in America before his presidency is done.\n\nAGallup poll out in Octoberfound that 58 percent of Americans have a favorable view of the NRA. That’s a 16 percent swing from 20 years ago when 42 percent had a favorable view. By comparison, the U.S. military, the most favored institution in America, has a 73 percent confidence rate,according to a June Gallup poll\n\n, while the U.S. police had a 54 percent confidence rate by Americans.\n\nThe lies put forth by gun control zealots are clearly aimed at people who know nothing about guns. During the White House-orchestrated spectacle Thursday, Obama claimed people can “just go on the Internet and buy whatever weapon they want.” He failed to explain that purchases over the Internet are mediated through local dealers who are sent the guns and perform the background check before delivery.\n\nJust this week, Rand Paul schooled Whoopi Goldberg on access to automatic weapons (modern-day automatic weapons are rarely in the collections of average Joe citizens, unlike semi-automatic weapons) and gobs of people on social media have been corrected in their erroneous claim that there are no background checks at gun shows (only private sellers don’t have to be federally licensed, and there’s a limit to the number of guns they can sell. Seventeen states have their own licensing requirements, reducing further the number of unlicensed sellers. The NRA’s Chris Cox said this week that 0.7 percent of gun crimes are committed with a gun purchased at a gun show).\n\nLet it be noted (h/t Breitbart) that FBI figures show that 2015 set a record for the number of background checks performed in a single year — 23,141,970. Ergo, more gun purchases, more background checks.\n\nThe pièce de résistance at the so-called town hall was when Obama made this doozy of a statement to none other than Chris Kyle’s widow, Tara Kyle:\n\n“I think the most important point I want to make is that you will be able to purchase a firearm, some criminals will get their hands on firearms even if there is a background check … But in the same way that we don’t eliminate all traffic accidents but over the course of 20 years traffic accidents get lower … but over time that violence was reduced so families are spared. That’s the same thing we can do with gun ownership.”\n\nSo traffic accidents are “violence.” Yet he hasn’t gone after cars, has he (except maybe their fuel tanks)? Not to mention, traffic accidents exceed the number of gun crimes each year. There were 32,999 traffic fatalities in 2013, presumably few committed as suicide. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention says there were 11,208 gun deaths by homicide and 505 fatal accidental discharges in 2012.\n\nNote: There were 310 million civilian firearms in America in 2009, according to ATF. The Washington Post extrapolated that by 2013, that number reached 357 million. There were 256 million highway vehicles in the U.S. in 2013. You do the percentages of deaths by firearm vs. vehicle.\n\nSeems to me that automobiles are way more dangerous. Where’s the car-control lobby?\n\nAnd by the way, Obama statement to Kyle came after he acknowledged that violent crime in America is at a 44-year low, though he refused to create a correlation between increased gun ownership and fewer criminal acts.\n\nIt’s no wonder that in a Pew poll out earlier this week, 16 percent of Americans, the largest plurality identified government as America’s biggest problem." ]
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[ null, "BEEFY: South Koreans taste US beef during a tasting event supported by the Korean Medical Association at a restaurant in Seoul on July 9. The association joined a government-led campaign to dispel public concerns about mad cow disease. (Jung Yeon-Je /AFP/Getty Images)\nUS\n\nFollowing a 2003 case of mad cow disease spotted in a U.S. cattle herd, U.S. beef processors and beef cattle ranchers are losing billions of dollars in exports each year, a report from the U.S. International Trade Commission (ITC) concluded.\n\nThe report, conducted from 2004 through 2007, points to animal health and food safety measures in other countries, primarily Japan and South Korea, that are inconsistent with international standards and are making it difficult for U.S. exporters.\n\nMany countries restricted imports of U.S. beef following the 2003 discovery of bovine spongiform encephalopathy, also known as mad cow disease, in a dairy cow of Canadian origin in the U.S. cattle herd.\n\n“The cattle and calf industry continues to be an integral sector of the U.S. economy, accounting for more than 20 percent of the total value of U.S. agricultural production in 2006,” according to the report.\n\nThe ITC report found that from 2004 to 2007 animal health and food safety regulations in importing countries reduced U.S. beef exports by $2.5 billion to $3.1 billion per year. Some export sales were offset by increased sales in the U.S. domestic market, but the estimated revenue losses for beef processors exceed $1.4 billion every year.\n\nEstimated revenue losses for U.S. beef cattle producers exceed $1 billion in each year. Losses were greatest in 2004 and have generally declined over time, as some countries have eased restrictions and U.S. exporters have developed alternative markets—but at lower prices.\n\nThe ITC is an independent, nonpartisan, fact-finding federal agency that completed its report at the request of the U.S. Senate Committee on Finance.\n\nBesides the figures for computing national finances, the report offers a plea to the Korean and Japanese governments to ease their restrictions.\n\n\"Continued Korean government restrictions on U.S. beef imports have become a major impediment to consideration by the U.S. Congress of legislation to approve and implement the U.S.-Korea Free Trade Agreement,” the report’s summary reads.\n\n\"While I'm pleased that Korea is accepting some U.S. beef, it is clear that USDA and (the United States Trade Representative) must redouble their efforts to fully open markets in Japan, China and the rest of the world to safe, delicious U.S. beef,\" said Sen. Baucus, who requested the report from the ITC, according to Reuters." ]
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[ "Iran Daily, May 28: Kerry and Zarif Meet in Geneva on Saturday", null, "At an important stage in nuclear talks and amid regional crises, US Secretary of State John Kerry will meet Iran’s Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif in Geneva on Saturday.\n\nIran’s lead nuclear negotiator, Deputy Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi, said that Kerry and Zarif will help narrow differences between Tehran and the 5+1 Powers (US, Britain, Germany, France, China, and Russia) over the final text of a comprehensive agreement.\n\nAraqchi is negotiating with political deputies of the 5+1 in Vienna this week, in the fifth set of talks since a nuclear framework was announced on April 2.\n\nKey issues include the timing of the removal of UN, European Union, and US sanctions on Iran, in return for Tehran’s limits on its nuclear facilities and uranium enrichment.\n\nIn recent weeks, the discussions have been complicated by tension over inspections of Iran’s military sites.\n\nBolstering an intervention by International Atomic Energy Agency head Yukiya Amano, French Foreign Minister Laurent Fabius said on Wednesday, “France will not accept [a deal] if it is not clear that inspections can be done at all Iranian installations, including military sites.”\n\nAmano repeated in an interview yesterday, “When we find inconsistency or when we have doubts, we can request access to the undeclared location for example, and this could include military sites.”\n\nIran and the 5+1 are seeking a comprehensive agreement by a June 30 deadline, although Araqchi and French officials indicated this week that the date may be extended.\n\nKerry and Zarif are also likely to discuss regional conflicts such as the Syrian crisis, the Islamic State’s challenge in Iraq, and the Yemen civil war. Earlier this week, Zarif held talks in Oman, including with the Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu.\n\nOn Wednesday, Zarif jabbed at the US in an address to the Organization of Islamic Cooperation in Kuwait, “What can be seen in reality is the failure of the coalition headed by the United States in suppressing the Islamic State terrorist group.”" ]
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[ "I have been teaching theatre at Laney High School in Wilmington, North Carolina since 2011, having spent the previous 8 years teaching physical education. (Weird combo, right?) When not at work I like to go out adventuring with my son Rhett and our two dogs (Delilah and Jezebel).\n\nI’m a 6th degree black belt in Isshin-Ryu Karate, and along with my older brother Byron, I own and operate a commercial dojo here in Wilmington. As I write this, I have more than two dozen shows published, and I have really grown to love writing for my kids and now getting to share it with a much larger audience!", null, "The Almost Final Episode of Four of a Kind\n\n\n\"Four of a Kind\" has been a hit show for years and the four girls on the show have grown up in front of a television audience. Unbeknownst to them until recently, they have been woefully underpaid by industry standards and are getting only a portion of what their \"on-air\" father makes. When the studio refuses to re-negotiate, the girls take matters into their own hands during their live season finale! While holding all of the cards, the four girls re-negotiate their contract during commercial breaks at the threat of very serious plot repercussions! Approxima...\n\n\nRemy's scene partner refuses to perform and Remy’s grade is on the line. Her backup plan is to have her sister do a scene with her but when her sister runs late the night of the performance, Remy is forced to improvise. She is able to convince one of her friends in the audience to get on stage and act with her. The scene work goes sideways as several additional members of the audience end up on stage... all in the name of trying to get Remy a good grade! About 25-30 minutes.", null ]
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[ "The Enduring Depth of the ANC's Rainbowist Non-Racial Posture\n\nIt is worth noting that, with the turn of the century, there has been, within the rank and file of the ANC, an increasing number of people, who, as a culminative effect of the information age and technology, have developed philosophical leanings to a Black Nationalist \"Pro-Black\" postured outlooks and are exhibiting attendant tendencies in what they share in these virtual spaces. Names of iconolated figures associated with these philosophical outlooks, have in recent years been heard in choruses sang, and their images seen in some forms of memorabilia displayed, within this organisation, the ANC, which ironically has a history of utter repudiation, supported by its composition, against this conceptual framework of resistance politics that is characterized with \"the Black man, you're on your own\" and \"Poqo\" (Xhosa for 'pure' and 'go it alone') ideological content and narrative. The anomaly about this ideological gravitation to \"Pro-Blackness\", by some within the ANC, is that it is ridiculed by history and ANC's approach and fixed ideological variables on race and the race problematic. These well-meaning individuals who are genuinely attuned to the right frequency of thought, somehow hope to change the liberal rainbowist tradition of the ANC's political thought. I find the hope very schizophrenic and delusional, for it will really take the ANC to urinate on its own pillars and monumental sanctity to do that.", null, "I have also seen an attempt, by these well-meaning individuals, to superimpose certain figures in the history of this organisation into a political discourse that is poised on what they were diametrically opposed to i.e. the Pan African Black Power discourse. It is clearly mischaracterizing those individuals and further contributing to an already falsified history. These people are ideologically dislocated in terms of a political home. They have no theoretical, rational and ideological basis to be in the ANC. They are very sound but their soundness is virtually destined to non-effect in the light of their dislocation.\n\nANC has never pursued what these well-meaning brothers and sisters are now advocating.\n\nWalter Sisulu made this clear in expressing the ANC's stance against African Nationalism/Africanism/Black Nationalism, in no uncertain terms:\n\n\"Nor is it true that the African National Congress has ever pursued a line of exclusive \"Black chauvinism\" and hostility to other racial groups, as now advocated by the Africanists. From its early days, Congress has rejected the whole ideology of \"master races\" and \"servant races\" as expressed in the Constitution and structure of the Union. It has repudiated the idea of \"driving the White man into the sea\" as futile and reactionary, and accepted the fact that the various racial groups in South Africa have come to stay. It has consistently sought the co-operation of other political groups and other races, of religious, liberal and leftist groups and organisations, in its struggle for freedom and equality.\n\n\"Thus, the so-called \"African nationalism\" of the Africanists turns out to be a mere inverted racialism, foreign to the spirit and traditions of the African people, and more in line with the Afrikaner Nationalist Party than with the progressive liberationist nationalism of Congress.\" - Walter Sisulu, (from 1959 article, The Congress and Africanists).\n\nChris Hani was also clear on this;\n\n\"In 1959 I went over to university at Fort Hare where I became openly involved in the struggle, as Fort Hare was a liberal campus. It was here that I got exposed to Marxist ideas and the scope and nature of the racist capitalist system. My conversion to Marxism also deepened my non-racial perspective\". - Chris Hani\n\n- Itumeleng Makale (extracted from Unshackle-Stepping On Toes: A Case for the Reorientation of Afrikan Consciousness)" ]
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[ null, null, "In 2018, Elon Musk posted a series of April Fools’ Day tweets saying his electric-car company, Tesla Inc., had gone bankrupt and that he was found dead against a Tesla Model 3, surrounded by “Teslaquila bottles”. Although the drink was fictional, the US businessman later asserted that a Tesla-branded tequila was “coming soon”.\n\nElon Musk’s company Tesla Inc. launched its “exclusive, premium” tequila “Teslaquila” on Thursday, and it only took a few hours for the new adult beverage to be sold out online, according to Business Insider.\n\nAt $250 a bottle, the Tesla-branded tequila comes in a 750-ml lightning-bolt shaped bottle, the electric car maker logo.\n\nPurchases were limited to two bottles per customer, with deliveries set for later this year. According to Business Insider, following the sell-out of the Teslaquila, some consumers started reselling the bottles for as much as $999.\n\nListed on Tesla’s online shop, Teslaquila is described as “premium 100% de agave tequila añejo aged in French oak barrels” and is said to have “a dry fruit and light vanilla nose with a balanced cinnamon pepper finish.”\n\nApparently hinting at the release of Teslaquila, Musk retweeted a series of 2018 April Fools’ Day posts, where he joked that his electric-car company Tesla Inc. had “gone completely and totally bankrupt” and that he was “found passed out” against a Tesla Model 3, surrounded by “Teslaquila bottles”.\n\n“Despite intense efforts to raise money, including a last-ditch mass sale of Easter Eggs, we are sad to report that Tesla has gone completely and totally bankrupt. So bankrupt, you can’t believe it,” Musk wrote in April 2018. “Elon was found passed out against a Tesla Model 3, surrounded by ‘Teslaquilla’ bottles, the tracks of dried tears still visible on his cheeks.”\n\nElon was found passed out against a Tesla Model 3, surrounded by “Teslaquilla” bottles, the tracks of dried tears still visible on his cheeks.\n\nThis is not a forward-looking statement, because, obviously, what’s the point?\n\nIt was October 2018 when the billionaire announced that “Teslaquila coming soon” and posted on Twitter a “visual approximation” of what a Teslaquila bottle could look like.\n\nLast week, the 49-year-old Musk revealed that his Tesla Inc. “was about a month” from bankruptcy in the period between mid-2017 and mid-2019, when the car-maker giant ramped up production of its Model 3 electric automobile.\n\n“The Model 3 ramp was extreme stress & pain for a long time — from mid 2017 to mid 2019,” Musk replied to a Twitter follower’s question on how close the company was from bankruptcy during the mass production of Model 3. “Production & logistics hell.”\n\nClosest we got was about a month. The Model 3 ramp was extreme stress & pain for a long time — from mid 2017 to mid 2019. Production & logistics hell." ]
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[ null, "(Sports news, tennis news) Djokovic left the Miami Open to have time with his family but quietly practiced on the clay court.\n\nThe Miami Open, the first 1,000 Masters award in 2021, which was eagerly awaited by the audience turned gloomy over the lack of a “Big 3”. After Rafael Nadal announced his withdrawal, Roger Federer quit the tournament to fully recover his health. On the eve of the tournament, Novak Djokovic also announced “leave” to have time to care for his family.\n\nDjokovic is not resting, but is heading towards the clay court\n\nBut the reality is not quite like that. Photos shared on Instagram recently showed that Nole is training on clay, aiming to conquer Roland Garros, where Rafa is “King” for more than a decade.\n\nTo shorten the Grand Slam gap with Federer and Nadal to a title as soon as possible, Djokovic needs to win Roland Garros, if he continues to take the throne at Wimbledon, this player has a chance to rise to the top when the US Open. close.\n\nDjokovic has a great chance of becoming “number 1 of all numbers” in 2021, so the Serbian player is heading to Grand Slam titles and skipping several others. As scheduled, Novak will return at the Monte Carlo tournament, the second ATP 1,000 tournament of the year to be held in Monaco on April 11.\n\nIn the latest interview, Djokovic’s father, Mr. Srdjan confidently affirmed that his son will be the best, when the reporter asked in the group “Big 3” who is the “greatest legend”.\n\nMr. Srdjan told Sportske Novesti: “I think you have the wrong question, it (Djokovic) is the greatest. From the number one record for the most weeks, to the head-to-head ratio, the number of Masters titles. .. just missing the Olympic HCV and the 2 Grand Slam, this will be completed this year.", null, "(Sports news, tennis news) After Federer, Nadal, it was the Serbian player’s turn, Djokovic to announce he did not attend the Miami Masters." ]
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[ null, "To help develop the province’s future conservation leaders, the Saskatchewan Wildlife Federation held its inaugural Youth Conservation Leadership Initiative in mid-May. Twelve teens from across the province attended the weekend workshop at the Hannin Creek Educational Facility, where they received training in outdoor skills ranging from navigation to shelter building. It marked the first phase of a three-part program designed to get more youths involved in conservation, the SWF’s acting education program coordinator, Shannon Anderson, says.\n\nWhile the SWF already runs its Conservation Camp for kids aged 12 to 14, Anderson says, the new leadership program is designed to keep older kids engaged in the organization. “We wanted something that’s more leadership-based, to see more youths develop into leaders in the community,” she says. “We thought this could be a good way to do it.”\n\nAlong with learning new outdoor skills, participants were also encouraged to discuss their future career plans. Phase two of the program will see the participants narrow down those career objectives and begin working toward achieving their goals. The SWF also aims to set up a job-shadowing program to give the youths some work experience and help build up their resumés, Anderson says.\n\nIn phase three of the program, the participants will return to their respective communities to promote the SWF’s other educational initiatives, such as Save our Shorelines, and Classrooms on Ice. That way, Anderson says, a link can also be established between the participants’ schools and the SWF.\n\nAny Saskatchewan youths aged 15 to 18 can apply to join the program through the federation’s website. The next outdoor skills weekend takes place October 4 to 6, and the deadline to apply is August 26." ]
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[ "The French surrealist poet, Jean Cocteau, said that, “Film will only become art when its materials are as inexpensive as pencil and paper.” In the days before the invention of light video cameras, 8mm film came as close as you could to Cocteau’s dream. Saul Levine adopted the medium in the 1960s and began using the camera to record his daily life, out of which he developed his art.\n\nLevine’s life has included some key events of an era, so his films evoke history from a fresh point of view. For example, his film, NEW LEFT NOTE, is based on footage from major anti-war demonstrations in the late 1960s. At the time, Saul played a leading role in a prominent student organization (SDS), so these events are seen from inside. Yet the finished film is edited primarily in terms of color, and it is structured poetically, in large part as a love poem to another student leader in the movement. Over the years, Saul has created a body of work that is, first and foremost, a collection of “cine-poems.” Yet these same films also give us a document, and a formally innovative record of the artist’s life.\n\nSaul Levine’s films have screened throughout the United States and Europe. He has had major retrospectives at Anthology Film Archives (New York) and Harvard Film Archives (Boston) and has been featured in solo shows at the New York Film Festival and the Rotterdam Film Festival. His films and videos have also been exhibited at PS One/MoMA (New York), the Centre Pompidou (Paris), the Institute for Contemporary Art (Boston), the Whitney Museum of American Art (New York), Pacific Film Archives (Berkeley) and many other places. His work has also been written about in The New York Times, Artforum Magazine, and Cahiers du Cinema. In addition, Levine is also influential as a teacher at MassArt and programmer at MassArt Film Society (Boston). He holds an MFA from the Chicago Art Institute, where he studied with Stan Brakhage.\n\nLevine is widely considered the master of small gauge (8mm) filmmaking in America, and he also works with 16mm film, video, sound, and performance art. He tends to push each medium to its limits, often through editing, where shots can be as short as one or two frames, or as long as a single 80-minute take. At MoCA Shanghai, we will present a selection of films that are mostly drawn from his ongoing series, THE NOTES. In the following interview, Levine discusses some of the ideas that went into the making of these films.\n\nread the rest of the interview here", null ]
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[ null, "PHOTO OF THE DAY: The \"cutest couple\" who took the internet by storm are super cute prom dates too.\n\nTestifying at today's Ways and Means hearing on the \"scandal\" at the IRS, John Eastman of NOM lost his cool and babbled on and on about would-be anti-gay marriage donors being victimized. A couple of hatemongers decided to have a protest out in front of the Human Rights Campaign headquarters and the turn-out is pretty shameful.\n\nThe NYPD has released new images of the men wanted in an anti-gay attack that occurred following a Knicks game back in May. NFL superstar Adrian Peterson says he would treat a gay player like a teammate but would be pretty nervous in the showers. And Facebook has thankfully removed that new game in which players get to attack gay activists.", null, "Great news from Britain where a marriage equality bill continues to progress through the government, this time with an overwhelming margin for equality in the House of Lords! It is only day two of what is expected to be a very lengthy trial for Bradley Manning and his sexuality has already become a topic. Also a former elite Navy Seal has penned a book about his transition from male to female.\n\nThis Sunday Neil Patrick Harris will be hosting the Tonys for the third time and last night on Late Night with David Letterman he gave us all a preview of his opening number. Speaking of Broadway's big night, Naveen Kumar gives us a preview of who the winners might be. I don't watch Game of Thrones but apparently some major sh*t went down this past Sunday and the internet reacted like this.\n\nYour next pizza may arrive at your door via unmanned drone." ]
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[ null, "Mzansi hip-hop rapper Nasty C’s dream of collaborating with legendary American hip-hop artist Jay Z will have to wait after the American rapper played an April Fool’s joke on him.\n\nNasty C thought that his dream of collaborating with the hip-hop legend would finally come true, but he was disappointed as it was an April Fool’s joke.\n\nHowever, Jay Z earned praise and even topped the trending list for his decision to have an album of African talent on his supposed Tidal exclusive album titled “The Ascension.”\n\nIn his statement he released via Roc Nation website he said, “I’ve always wanted to get in touch with my roots and connect to the motherland. You know, Africa is blessed with so much talent and I felt like it was time to tap into that resource. The Ascension is not just talking or focusing on Africa but it’s also about me giving back to the people, familiarizing with the culture and connecting more with the motherland.”\n\nBut Nasty C and his fans will have to wait for another few years as there is no rap album from Jay-Z.\n\nNasty C won't post this if he didn't have a song with Jay Z? 😂\n\nI was Fooled Too .😌 pic.twitter.com/KJRHilE4eB" ]
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[ null, "Kim Moo-sung, right, the chairman of the ruling Saenuri Party, holds a press conference in the National Assembly on Monday to mark the anniversary of his inauguration. By Kim Seong-ryong\n\nThe chairman of the ruling party encouraged the main opposition on Monday to join in his political experiment in introducing an open primary to field candidates for next year’s general elections.\n\nAt a press conference to mark the anniversary of his tenure as the Saenuri Party’s leader, Rep. Kim Moo-sung announced that his biggest goal is to obtain another victory in April’s legislative elections.\n\nHe added that an open primary and endless reform were both vital keys for success at the polls.\n\n“For the next year’s general elections, I will achieve a ‘bottom-up’ nomination process at all costs and give nomination rights back to the party and the people,” he said.\n\nKim also went on to say that the main opposition New Politics Alliance for Democracy (NPAD) should join in the Saenuri’s plan to name candidates through an open primary.\n\n“The opposition said it will make strategic nominations for some districts, while other candidates would be selected through a bottom-up process. But that isn’t enough of a change in the nomination system to satisfy the people. Once again, I propose to the opposition party that the ruling and opposition parties hold open primaries at the same time and on the same day.”\n\nLast year, when Kim ran for the Saenuri Party chairmanship, he pledged that he would not wield his influence in a closed-door, top-down nomination process and promised to introduce an open primary. Pointing to his previous pledge, he credited nomination reform with bringing the ruling party two by-election victories, last year and this year.\n\nThe party will win again if this program continues, Kim said.\n\nCalling the current nomination system “the root of all evil,” Kim argued that the political arena would be free from corruption and irregularity once nomination reform was complete.\n\nHis proposal to the NPAD appeared to be a defensive measure however, reflecting his concerns that the opposition would participate in the ruling party’s primary and vote for the weakest possible candidates for its own gain in the real races.\n\nIn response, the NPAD said that it was willing to consider holding open primaries at the same time to determine candidates for the legislative elections in April.\n\nDuring the conference, Kim also said that his reshuffle of key party posts would be finalized today, adding that the appointments were aimed at party unity as well as wins at the polls.\n\n“I’ve always believed that a Gyeongsang lawmaker for the Saenuri Party is a bronze medal, while a Saenuri lawmaker in the capital region is a gold medal. We can win an election only when we have the mentality and perception from outside the Gyeongsang region,” he said, referring to the conservative party’s traditional stronghold. “So all reshuffled posts will be filled with officials who are not affiliated with the region.”\n\nKim also addressed the latest rupture between the ruling party and the Blue House and promised improvements.\n\nAngered with the Saenuri floor leader for striking a political deal with the opposition, President Park demanded that Rep. Yoo Seong-min be sacked. After 13 days of resistance, Yoo stepped down from his post last week.\n\nAdmitting to criticism that he had failed to follow through with his pledge that the relationship between the party and the Blue House would become more equal, Kim said, “I think there was a slight shortcoming, when we evaluate it by a score. But I did work hard for it, and it wasn’t as bad as described by the media.”\n\n“I will continue to do my best for a horizontal relationship between the ruling party and the Blue House and to make efforts to say what I have to say,” he continued. “The communication with the Blue House wasn’t smooth in the past, but it has been very good lately.”\n\nEarlier in the morning, President Park also touched upon the importance of restoring the cooperative ties between the Blue House and the Saenuri. During a senior secretariat meeting, Park said her newly appointed political affairs senior secretary, Hyun Ki-hwan, would be tasked with achieving that goal.\n\n“It is an important job to smoothly mediate the Blue House’s relations with the ruling party and the National Assembly,” she said. “For him to perform his job, he must focus everything on the people.\n\n“It is important for him to move beyond his individual interests and partisan politics,” Park said. “He must resolve problems truthfully and forthrightly.”\n\nPark appointed Hyun as her new political affairs senior secretary on Friday, filling the position after a 54-day vacancy.\n\nHyun, a 56-year-old Busan native, served as the external cooperation chief for the Federation of Korean Trade Unions before joining the Grand National Party, the predecessor to the Saenuri Party. He was elected as a lawmaker in 2008, but chose not to run for reelection in 2012, working on the ruling party’s nomination committee.\n\nHowever, he was later expelled from the Saenuri on charges that he took 300 million won ($265,194) in bribes to give out a nomination. Hyun was subsequently cleared by the prosecution and rejoined the party in 2013." ]
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[ null, "It took less than 24 hours for TV host Mario Lopez to walk back his comments about parents allowing children as young as 3 to transition to the opposite gender.\n\nLopez, 45, came under fire for calling 3-year-old transgenders a \"weird trend\". He is pictured at a recent event with his two children, daughter Gia, 8, and son Dominic, 5.\n\nThe Saved by the Bell alum made the statements during an interview with conservative commentator Candace Owens on her PragerU web series last month. The video resurfaced on Tuesday.\n\nThe actor chimed in when Owens expressed her opinions on actress Charlize Theron's decision to allow her seven-year-old child Jackson, who was born a boy, to identify as a girl.\n\n\"My God if you're three-years-old and you're saying you're feeling a certain way you think you're a boy or a girl whatever the case may be... I just think it's dangerous as a parent to make that determination then, OK well then you're gonna be a boy or a girl,\" he said.\n\n\"It's sort of alarming and my gosh, I just think about the repercussions later on,\" the father-of-three continued. \"I think parents need to allow their kids to be kids, but at the same time, you got to be the adult in the situation.\"\n\nLopez's comments sparked a frenzy on social media as thousands of people urged Extra TV to fire him.\n\nOn Wednesday, Lopez issued an apology in a statement to Us magazine, saying his comments were \"ignorant\" and \"insensitive.\"\n\n\"The comments I made were ignorant and insensitive, and I now have a deeper understanding of how hurtful they were. I have been and always will be an ardent supporter of the LGBTQ community, and I am going to use this opportunity to better educate myself. Moving forward I will be more informed and thoughtful.\"\n\nAll Mario Lopez said was 3 years old is too young to be making life changing decisions. But we live in an age where if a public figure offers an unpopular opinion on LGBTQ issues, they’re \"cancelled.\" ????? pic.twitter.com/q1vZitbCy9" ]
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[ null, "Vishnupad Mandir is one of the most attractive temples in Bihar. A large number of devotees come here every day to offer prayer and seek blessings. Vishnupad Mandir is located in Gaya which is 100 km away from Patna, the capital of Bihar.\n\nVishnupad Mandir is located on the banks of Falgu River and has a footprint of Vishnu incised into a block of basalt. People believe that Lord Vishnu killed Gayasur by placing his foot on Gayasur’s chest.\n\nGaya is equally important for Buddhists as this was the place where Lord Buddha preached the Fire Sermon i.e. Adittapariyaya Sutta to around 1000 agriculture workers who were fire-worshipers. The influence of Buddha’s discourse was so enormous that all of them converted to Buddhism.\n\nWhat are the timings of the Vishnupad Temple?\n\nWhat is the history of the Vishnupad Mandir?\n\nWhat is the significance of the Vishnupad Mandir?\n\nHow to reach the Vishnupad Temple?\n\nWhere to stay in Gaya?\n\nThere are many places to stay in Gaya, Bihar. Gaya has a large number of a tourist attraction so there are plenty of places to stay while touring in Gaya. There are many hotels as well as the private organization which takes good care of the people. There are 5-star hotels as well as hotels with nominal charges according to the traveller’s budget. The charges of the hotels are very nominal as they keep the needs and demands of the customers in their mind. These hotels provide wifi, hygienic food and clean environment.\n\nWhat are the places to eat in Gaya?\n\nWhat are some temples near Mahabodhi Temple?\n\nWhat are the places to visit in Gaya?\n\nWhat are some other temples to visit in Bihar?\n\nIs the Vishnupad Temple open throughout the year?\n\nYes, the Vishnupad Temple is open all 365 days of the year.\n\nThe entry to the Vishnupad Temple is free of cost.\n\nNo, there is no online darshan facility available.\n\nNo. All electronic gadgets are prohibited in the temple premises (viz. mobile, camera, laptop). Free storage of the same is available at the entrance of the temple.\n\nNo. No such facilities are available. Although, a wheelchair can be made available upon request.\n\nNo. No such facilities are available.\n\nWhat is the best time to visit Gaya?\n\nThe months of November to February is very ideal to visit the Vishnupad and the other temples located in Gaya.\n\nThe summers at Gaya start from March and continues until June. The summers here can be very hot. Temperatures during the daytime often go up to 45 º C.\n\nIf you have any questions about The Vishnupad Temple, please leave your comment below and we will get back to you within one hour." ]
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[ null, "After Sunday's loss, a trio of us media types braved the Moose Jaw post game zone and chatted with head coach Mike Stothers, captain Kendall McFaull and marquee forward Quinton Howden. You can hear portions of those conversations tonight on The Pipeline Show but suffice to say it was a pretty frustrated group as they tried to wrap their heads around the latest loss.\n\nThe Warriors blasted shot after shot at Edmonton's net during the second period, 24-11 in the middle period alone and 49-32 overall, but allowed one more goal than they scored. Oil Kings netminder Laurent Brossoit was unbelievable during a game he called the best of his career (hear that on TPS tonight too) as he was beaten only once, on a deflection.\n\nThe bottom line on the night was that despite a significantly better performance by Moose Jaw, the final score wasn't even close. The scene now shifts to Saskatchewan for games 3 and 4 but will home ice be enough to slow down the Oil Kings? Certainly the Warriors can be expected to put forth their best game of the season and they'll need to; there is almost zero chance of beating the Oil Kings in four consecutive games.\n\nEdmonton's victory was even more impressive considering top 80-point man Dylan Wruck and Kristians Pelss, two of their top 6 forwards, were not in the line up due to injury. Plus, the Oil Kings soldiered on without Travis Ewanyk who missed the second and third periods after taking a shot off his forearm. There was some speculation on the catwalk last night that it was another shoulder injury for Ewanyk but that was not the case.\n\nSources suggest that both Pelss and Ewanyk will return to action tomorrow night.\n\n- How about Klarc Wilson? He played the first two games of the playoffs for Edmonton but was scratched once Henrik Samuelsson's suspension was over. Now, with Wruck on the shelf, the Edmonton native has come in and scored on his first shift in Game 1 against Moose Jaw and now has 5 points in the series that is only two games in. He was named the WHL's Player of the Week for his effort.\n\n- Curtis Lazar has taken his game to a completely different level since the playoffs started. The 16-year-old leads the team in scoring with 14 points and has unreal chemistry with Stephane Legault and Henrik Samuelsson. The trio has combined for 36 points in 10 games (8 for Samuelsson).\n\n- I loved seeing Lazar drive to the net on his third period goal last night. He was hammered by 6'6 Cody Beach but still managed to tuck the puck across the line a second before the net came off its mooring. The official waved the play off before the review overturned it but Lazar knew better; as soon as he'd gotten back to his feet he signaled it was a goal.\n\n- Now that the mainstream media is showing up to Oil Kings games the players on the club are getting wider recognition for their abilities. Laurent Brossoit as a potential member of Canada's WJC team in 2013? Sounds good to us.\n\n- Breaking news on Monday morning that the Portland Winterhawks have acquired \"a window\" to speak with defenceman Seth Jones from the Everett Silvertips for undisclosed draft picks.\n\nNick Patterson from the Everett Herald writes: \"Jones' rights remain with Everett. This deal just gives Portland a window to talk with Jones to try to convince him to choose the Western Hockey League instead of the NCAA. Davidson declined to reveal either the conditions of the bantam pick or the length of the window. If the Winterhawks are able to convince Jones, then another deal will have to be worked out to move Jones' rights.\"\n\nConsidering Portland gave up their 1st round picks this year and in 2013 to get Marcel Noebels out of Seattle, I wonder what they would surrender should Jones land in Portland. Jones is considered the top defenceman available in the 2013 NHL draft and ISS head scout Ross MacLean recently told TPS listeners that he had the best U18 performance he's ever seen.\n\n- There are already a lot of folks lifting an eyebrow Portland's way over the team's ability to secure top European talents like Nino Niederreiter and Sven Bartschi and to lure players such as William Wrenn and Cam Reid out of college. There are a lot of whispers of shady practices being employed to accomplish those types of moves and that talk won't go away after this trade, especially should Jones join the team next year. \"What a joke\" was one comment I've already received from someone who clearly subscribes to the opinion that all is not on the level that the WHL and CHL claim it to be. I'm not in a position to make accusations but if something behind the scenes is going on, wouldn't you think that the rest of the teams in the WHL would be aware of it and try to put a stop to it?" ]
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[ null, "I’ve gotten lots of questions lately about what to do with all the stuff kids leave behind when they go off to college, when they get married, when they move abroad, or when they move into a tiny apartment and can’t take all their stuff.\n\nIt’s funny, because my parents are dealing with this right now.\n\nBoth my sisters got married this summer and they still have SOOOOO much stuff at my parent’s house. And honestly, I still have a few things left at their house too 🙂\n\nIn all fairness, the only things I left behind are a collection of Precious Moments my mom got us and wanted to keep, and all my sports trophies/plaques which I don’t really want but my mom didn’t want me to throw them out.\n\nMy sisters on the other hand… they still have some cleaning out to do!", null, "I know many of you are in a similar situation — your kids are moved out but their stuff is still parked at your house. You want your space back, but you love your kids and you know that either they don’t have the space to store these items, they don’t live close enough to go through the items, or they just don’t have the time.\n\nWhatever the case, it’s not fair for you to have to deal with THEIR clutter in YOUR house for years and years.\n\nIf you are getting frustrated with your out-of-the-house children’s clutter, here are a few ideas you might want to try:\n\n1. Make sure your kids actually want their stuff.\n\nIf your kids no longer want the items, simply bring them to a local thrift store and your problem is solved (if only everything in life was so quick and easy!)\n\n2. Ask them to store their stuff at their own house.\n\nSince I’m assuming they won’t let you give/throw everything away, it’s only natural to assume that they would (or at least should) be willing to store most of the stuff at their own home/appartment.\n\nObviously this is not always possible, but you won’t know until you ask.\n\nOften times, they might not even realize everything they’re still storing at your house, so by making it clear that you really don’t want to keep their stuff in your house (and showing them how much stuff they still have at your house) they might be more willing to clear their clutter from your house.\n\nDisclaimer: I do realize that #1 and #2 are overly simplistic and might not work, but you’d be surprised how many organizing clients I’ve worked with who have begrudged their children’s clutter for years but never once actually asked their kids to move it out.\n\n3. Give them a deadline to move their stuff.\n\nIf asking nicely doesn’t work, it’s time to get down to business 🙂\n\nIf your children really DO want to keep their items (and they have the means to store these items) then I’d suggest giving them a deadline as to when the items need to be moved from your house. Also, make it clear what you plan on doing with their times if they don’t comply with your deadline (donate them, give them to another sibling, have a yard sale, etc)\n\nBe reasonable — if they just got married or moved out, give them at least a few months to get settled. And if they moved far away, you’ll probably have to wait longer for them find a time to travel home to pick up their items.\n\nYou might also be able to speed the process along by renting a U-Haul, letting them use your vehicle, or even packing everything yourself and bringing it to them.", null, "4. Sell their stuff and split the profits.\n\nOften times, college graduates or newlyweds prefer cash to almost anything. So if your kids are still unwilling and/or unable to move their belonging out of your house, offer to sell their stuff on Craigslist, Ebay, or at a yard sale and give them 50% – 80% of the profit.\n\nYes, this will take a bit of time on your part, but you’ll clear the clutter from your house, make some money for your kids, and make a little extra spending money for yourself.\n\n5. Store their stuff in a remote location.\n\nOK, so I’m actually not fully “on board” with this last option, because I’m usually against paying for a storage unit to store things you don’t even use.\n\nHowever, if you really want/need your space back, your kids truly don’t have the space or ability to store the items, and they don’t want to get rid / sell the items, your only other option is to find a remote location to store their stuff — either a storage unit, a friend’s barn, etc.\n\nIf storing their items will cost money, I’d highly recommend asking your kids to pay for at least part of that fee — otherwise I’m certain they’ll be content to keep that storage unit for a very long time!", null, "I do realized that several of these suggestions are “easier said than done” — especially if your kids are living in a small apartment and honestly don’t have the space. However, if you’re serious about reclaiming your space, it will take a bit of effort and persistance on your part.\n\nBut it will be worth it once you have your house back!\n\nOn the other hand, if you have the space and don’t mind storing their stuff — you get a “parents of the year” award!\n\nDo you have any other tips or suggestions for empty nesters with a house full of their children’s clutter?" ]