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[ null, "The New Orleans Pelicans would have liked to have been in the NBA playoffs, but that isn’t happening.\n\nThe Sacramento Kings preceded them in being eliminated from playoff consideration.\n\nSo why is their Tuesday night game the featured contest on TNT?\n\nBecause it’s the Zion Williamson Show, that’s why.\n\nWell then, what kind of show is it going to be? BetAnySports customers might be curious about that, and rightfully so.\n\nPerhaps the best way to put it is that it’s kind of like expecting to watch The Tonight Show with Johnny Carson and finding out Johnny went on vacation and McLean Stevenson is the guest host. That is, if you can remember that far back.\n\nWe haven’t encountered many situations yet where the teams involved were out of the playoff chase. But here we go. Welcome to the NBA, where they are in a position to shoot themselves very squarely in the foot.\n\nGame time is 9 PM ET at The Arena, which like all these NBA restart games, is located at the ESPN Wide World of Sports complex near Orlando.\n\nThe Pelicans (30-40 SU, 35-33-2 ATS) went easy with Williamson in the first two games in the bubble. And they caught some flak for it. In three games in which his activity has stepped up (they sat him down for the back end of a back-to-back against Washington), he has scored 72 points in 74 minutes.\n\nBut the fact is, he should have been playing more. Unless it is the kind of injury that would threaten to sideline him, which doesn’t seem to be the case, he should have been the go-to guy for at least 32 minutes per game. He had professed that he was working on a lot of “fundamentals” during the COVID-19 break, but players who carry a lot of weight will have a tendency to put on additional weight during periods of inactivity like this.\n\nIf he can’t be on the floor for all that long because he isn’t in the right kind of shape, that is going to be a problem going forward.\n\nNew Orleans has scored 7.4 points per 100 possessions more with Zion on the floor than when he is off it. So naturally it is important that he can be out there as much as possible.\n\nAnd he isn’t going to be out there at all on Tuesday, due to what the team has listed as soreness in his right knee. Jrue Holiday and Brandon Ingram are also reportedly sitting it out.\n\nSo if the NBA wasn’t happy with Zion’s 29 total minutes in the first two games, they’re surely apoplectic about this development.\n\nPerhaps BetAnySports patrons’ expectations for the Kings (29-41 SU, 35-33-2 ATS) weren’t much when they went into the bubble, but they have still been downright disappointing. They have just one win since play resumed, and that was a 140-125 romp over these Pelicans. They scored 49 points in the first quarter and then had 40 points in the third quarter as well. The Kings went 16-of-33 from three-point range in that game, committing only eight turnovers. So they had a pretty good recipe for victory.\n\nAnd they are sitting some people as well. Richaun Holmes missed the last game against Houston with a hip injury, and is expected to sit here. Point guard De’Aaron Fox, who had 30 points in the previous win over New Orleans, has a shoulder injury. He won’t play either, although he may play in the finale. He has averaged 26.2 points and 7.3 assists in the bubble.\n\nLuke Walton told reporters, “These are two more great opportunities for us, so we have to be ready to go and take advantage of this opportunity.”\n\nBut we wonder if these players feel differently. Not that they have gone balls-to-the-wall to this point, but now there is nothing left to really play for, and if you’re on a “no-hoper” team, you probably can’t wait to get out of this restricted environment and just go home.\n\nAnd in a league that sometimes looks like a merry-go-round for coaches, who knows how long Walton or Alvin Gentry (Pelicans) are going to be able to stick around. And is Sacramento GM Vlade Divac so secure?\n\nFor my part, I kind of like Walton’s attitude a little better. And there’s less attrition for the Kings to deal with. While the Pelicans have packed it in, Sacramento should be able to riddle them with Bogdan Bogdanovic, who had 35 points in the previous meeting, and won’t be impeded by the likes of Holiday. So it’s the Kings who’ll hold court…. ON the court.\n\nAt BetAnySports, you’ll find numerous options with which to wager on the NBA seeding games, all the way through the playoffs….Remember that reduced juice gives you a lot of value, and that Sports Betting Prime enables wagering in real-time, which is very exciting….. Make a deposit using your debit card, credit card, person-to-person transfer or the virtual currency of Bitcoin, which is fast and easy with their automated system, and NEVER incurs a transaction fee!" ]
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[ null, "Bob Bennett finished his 34-year coaching career at Fresno State with a 1,302-759-4 record in 2002. In his final season, he became the seventh coach in NCAA history to reach 1,300 wins. With a 32-27 record in his final season, Bennett closed out his career with 26 consecutive winning seasons.\n\nIn 2001, Bennett was named WAC Coach of the Year for the third time while making his 21st NCAA regional appearance. Prior to the season finale, Bennett became the first coach in Fresno State history - and first person affiliated with the baseball program - to have his No. 26 retired. His teams averaged nearly 40 wins per season.\n\nDedicated, hard working and loyal, Bennett helped Fresno State build Beiden Field into a first-class facility and was largely responsible for the Bulldogs becoming a model in the area of facilities, ticket sales, fan support and community pride. In 2016, the baseball facility at Fresno State was renamed Pete Beiden Field at Bob Bennett Stadium.\n\nBennett earned conference Coach of the Year honors 14 times in addition to being named the 1988 NCAA Coach of the Year by The Sporting News. He also earned the prestigious ABCA/Wilson Lefty Gomez Award in 2000, which is presented to the coach who has distinguished himself among his peers locally, nationally and internationally.\n\nConsidered one of the nation's top pitching coaches, Bennett was known for his fundamentally-sound ballclubs. Bennett saw more than 100 of his players taken in the regular phase of the annual June amateur draft. Of the 35 players that have played in the Major Leagues, 19 were pitchers.\n\nHis coaching career at Bullard was interrupted in 1967 when he was asked to take over the coaching duties at Fresno State while head coach Pete Beiden went on sabbatical. That season, the Bulldogs finished 38-10, won a CCAA title and earned a berth in the NCAA playoffs. Bennett returned to Bullard following the 1967 campaign but was called back to Fresno State on a permanent basis in 1970 following Beiden's retirement.\n\nConsidered a leader on the collegiate baseball front, Bennett is a former president of the ABCA (1987). He currently serves as a member of the ABCA's Board of Directors and Hall of Fame Committee.\n\nBennett has also been heavily involved in baseball at the international level, serving as head coach of the U.S. National Team in 1983 and '86 and as a member of the national team's coaching staff in 1977 and '79.", null ]
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[ null, "Intuitively, we know that curiosity plays a role in our decision-making, but how does that work?\n\nResearch presented in 2016 found that curiosity has an impact on decision-making. By piquing people’s curiosity, leaders can have the potential to increase desired behaviors, which can be important for people who might otherwise lack motivation.\n\nIn a study by Evan Polman, people were given a choice of two fortune cookies, one plain and one dipped in chocolate. Participants whose curiosity was piqued by being told that the plain cookie contained a fortune specifically about them overwhelmingly chose the plain cookie by 71 percent. In contrast, when participants were told nothing, 80 percent chose the chocolate-dipped cookie.\n\nThis tells us that people might need to experience closure when their curiosity has been piqued. The fortune cookie experiment demonstrated that “curiosity-based interventions come at an incredibly small cost and could help steer people toward a variety of positive actions.”\n\nCurious observation can be considered the first step in the decision-making process. Among the things that curiosity puts into motion are questioning, inquiring about things, experimentation, visualization, skepticism, evaluation, identification of different patterns, imaginative thought, logical reasoning, prediction, inference, etc.\n\nThus, curiosity leads to observations in which we’re able to recognize issues or problems before making decisions. If we feel a sense of dissatisfaction with a situation, through curious observation we can set in motion the process to make decisions that will produce better outcomes.\n\nPerhaps one of the biggest ways that curiosity affects decision-making is that it gives us more choices. By uncovering options, we have a better chance of reaching a more effective solution to the problem at hand.\n\nHigh performers often must make tough decisions. They maintain their mental acuity in ways such as being voracious readers. In our interview, what stood out for billionaire Naveen Jain was just how much time he spent reading. His curiosity helped him learn about new areas of research or unfamiliar topics. Running a billion-dollar company requires a lot of decision-making. To ensure that he makes good ones, Naveen and leaders like him spend a lot of time reading.\n\nJulian Hayes II in Inc. magazine explained it this way: “Exposing yourself to new ideas and environments is powerful because of its effects on your brain chemistry and outlook on the world which leads to healthier decision-making. At the basis of all of this lies curiosity which is a key driver for innovation along with improving your working memory.”\n\nIn Harvard Business Review, Dr. Terri Cooper, principal and chief inclusion officer at Deloitte Consulting LLP, shared insights from what she learned regarding the six signature traits of inclusive leadership. These six signature traits are cultural intelligence, collaboration, commitment, courage, cognizance, and curiosity. As she explained, “Curiosity isn’t passive. It’s very active. Curiosity’s about showing appreciative inquiry, bringing open mindset and true desire to know your people. Leaders who show these traits actively seek the perspective of diverse others in ideation and decision–making.”\n\nIn my work, I’m frequently involved in decisions to select speakers and interviewees for my presentations and radio shows. Since I’ve been deliberating on this topic of curiosity, I’ve become increasingly curious about some of my decisions.\n\nSometimes, I find myself choosing based on biographies alone. Other times, I sense something about a potential guest that makes me want to know more. It could be a photograph, a tagline, or a seemingly insignificant reference in a bio that attracts my attention. I often review several bios that may seem similar, and I end up selecting people based on my gut instinct.\n\nMichelle Tillis Lederman is a perfect example. I chose her to speak at a recent Forbes event. Here’s why.\n\nMichelle was named one of Forbes’ Top 25 Networking Experts. A CEO, she has written three books and been featured in the Wall Street Journal and New York Times. Others I considered had equally as remarkable backgrounds as Michelle. However, in retrospect, I chose her because of gut instinct as much as her impressive résumé. My instinct paid off because she delivered an impactful speech.\n\nThis is where experience becomes part of the calculation. Having made hundreds of choices in just as many similar situations, I let my gut decide, and based on my experience, when all else is equal, my gut has served me well.\n\nDefine the problem or issue.\n\nDefine the goal or resolution.\n\nGenerate alternative solutions that could achieve the goal.\n\nAnalyze and decide which alternative best achieves the goal.\n\nHowever, these five steps do not always lead to a positive outcome. Some major decisions that employed this formula have led to disastrous results.\n\nFor example, dating as far back as the 1950s, Ford Motor Company used this process to decide how best to compete with the ever-popular ’57 Chevy. That decision resulted in the Edsel, a car that failed badly in the marketplace.\n\nIn the 1980s, Kodak dominated the photography market worldwide. As the age of technology emerged, the company owned the patents to an obscure phenomenon called digital photography. The leaders feared that if they productized and sold the new technology, it would cause a decline in their film sales. Using the classic decision-making process, they decided to forgo the new technology to protect their dominance in film-based photography. Of course, digital photography took over the industry, and if the company had focused more on digitization, chances are it would be thriving today.\n\nIn 2000, an obscure video company called Netflix pitched an offer to Blockbuster, the most dominant player in the video rentals market, to become a partner for online rentals. After analyzing the offer using this standard model, Blockbuster’s leaders concluded that there was little or no market for online video rentals. They decided to pass on the offer. What happened? Blockbuster went out of business, and in 2018, Netflix had 124 million paying subscribers in over 190 countries and $7.6 billion in revenue.\n\nSo much for this decision-making process as a standalone method for making sound decisions.\n\nFor example, curiosity has been used to increase traffic to websites with enticing headlines such as, “You won’t believe what happened next,” or “You’ll be shocked when you see this.” Called “click bait,” these headlines typically aim to exploit our curiosity gap by providing just enough information to make us curious but not enough to satisfy that curiosity without clicking the link. We want to obtain the desired information.\n\nOK, so we know that we can be enticed by our curiosity. But can our curiosity serve as a guide in making better and smarter decisions?\n\nMy research again says yes. In fact, scientists say that curiosity is the first step in our decision-making process, though unconsciously so in many cases. Behaviorists use the term “curious observation” to describe this phenomenon.\n\nResearchers have shown that when people are confronted with choices, we are instinctively more curious about some choices than we are about others. They conclude that we should train our curiosity to become more explicit in that process. By making a more conscious effort to apply that to potential choices, we gain more knowledge about each particular option. In that way, we become smarter about selecting or de-selecting those options.\n\nWhether consciously or unconsciously, curious observation is inherent in considering alternatives in the decision-making process. Scientists simply encourage us to be more explicit, more conscious in applying this natural phenomenon as part of our decision-making.\n\nWe’ve heard the phrase “seize the moment.” In this case, we’re encouraged to seize the curiosity. That curiosity, according to the research, stimulates a variety of other healthy processes including questioning, experimentation, visualization, skepticism, evaluation, identification of different patterns, imaginative thought, logical reasoning, prediction, and inference. Collectively, these curiosity-driven processes are inclined to lead to smarter decisions.\n\nIt’s through these things combined, curiosity and observation or curious observation, that we make decision-making easier and more effective.\n\nDon’t be intimidated by what you don’t know. That can be your greatest strength and ensure that you do things differently from everyone else.\n\nWhat about the range of alternatives we allow ourselves to consider in making bold or difficult decisions? Do we have the proper mindset to explore creative, out-of-the-box options in our decision-making process?\n\nIn her work, she found that having a fixed mindset (limited ability to be open to new ideas) has a dramatic effect on being able to seek out creative alternatives. When our situation requires us to consider fresh, off-the-wall ideas for solutions, having an open mindset is critical.\n\nAs researchers suggest, being open to considering unusual or unheard-of alternatives and vigorously applying curiosity to each of those alternatives are critical. If these two things are happening, we become more effective decision-makers.\n\nIn 1968, the USS Pueblo, a spy ship, was fired upon and captured by North Korean military forces. One American was killed, and the remaining crew members were held captive. The incident became a major political crisis for President Lyndon Johnson, and the entire country became fervently anti-Korean, North or South.\n\nAbout this time, Burger King, the fast-food giant, was scheduled to entertain Korean executives at its national headquarters in hopes of expanding into the Asian market. Burger King leaders had planned to fly the flag of their guests in front of their headquarters for the visit. The local community was in an uproar, and news of the pending visit quickly spread across the United States.\n\nBurger King leaders were confronted with two options. One was the unenviable choice of offending their guests and potentially losing the prospects of expanding into the entire emerging Asian market. The other was losing the loyalty and trust of their local community and customers across the country. Either way, it felt like a lose-lose proposition.\n\n“Would Burger King executives be willing to consider a third, more off-the-wall alternative?” one employee asked. “What if a maintenance truck ‘accidentally’ backed over the flagpole, requiring the flag ceremony to be held indoors, out of the view of the local community?” The executives would profusely apologize for the unusual circumstance to their foreign visitors, he suggested. At the same time, they would protect their reputation and market viability with U.S. customers. And that’s what Burger King did.\n\nIn this case, openness to creative alternatives and the curiosity to explore them saved the day.\n\nThere is, of course, a potential downside in unleashing our curiosity to generate more creative alternatives. We’re talking about that dreaded decision-making roadblock, analysis paralysis.\n\nWe are reminded that curiosity is considered an intrinsic motivation, which means that we derive some fundamental reward from exploring alternatives during the decision-making process.\n\nThis is where intuition steps in. That is, the same curiosity that helps us to generate creative alternatives also tells us when we’ve reached a point of diminishing returns and it’s time to decide.\n\nLike curious observation and openness to new ideas, intuition is essential in creative decision-making, especially when we lack knowledge about an unfamiliar topic. Intuition, accompanied by curiosity, helps us know when we have enough knowledge, when to close down the exploration, and when to act.\n\nIn What Makes an Effective Executive, Peter Drucker, the famous management guru, says, “Before you can make the right decision, get the knowledge you need.”\n\nCuriosity is the source of that knowledge." ]
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[ "Following 90 combined years of dedicated service to the University, their colleagues and their students, Dr. David Pennington, chemistry and biochemistry, and Dr. Tom Hanks, English, are retiring from Baylor in May. Along the way, both professors attained Baylor’s Master Teacher designation, the highest honor conferred to a Baylor faculty member for sustained excellence in teaching.\n\nDr. Pennington joined Baylor’s chemistry and biochemistry faculty in 1967 after earning his doctorate from Penn State the same year. Notably, he earned an Outstanding Faculty Award in 1982 and the Master Teacher designation in 1993. For many years, he served as chair of the premedical/predental advisory committee; he also served as interim chair of the chemistry and biochemistry department; and, for decades, he could be spotted helping Baylor freshmen move into the residence halls around campus during Welcome Week.\n\nDr. Hanks joined the English department in 1976, having earned an MA and PhD from the University of Minnesota. His teaching and research have focused primarily on Medieval English literature, especially the works of Geoffrey Chaucer and Sir Thomas Malory. Dr. Hanks has long served on the advisory council for Baylor’s Academy for Teaching and Learning and, in addition to English, he has taught in the Baylor Interdisciplinary Core since its inception. Dr. Hanks has garnered many awards for teaching at Baylor including: Collins Outstanding Professor Award, 1998; Baylor Centennial Professor, 1998-1999; Outstanding Faculty Award, 2001; Cornelia Marschall Smith Professor of the Year Award, 2004; and the Master Teacher designation, 2005.", null ]
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[ null, "Unlike Anything That Ever Floated\n\nUnlike Anything That Ever Floated: The Monitor and Virginia and the Battle of Hampton Roads, March 8-9, 1862 (Emerging Civil War Series)\n\n“Ironclad against ironclad, we maneuvered about the bay here and went at each other with mutual fierceness,” reported Chief Engineer Alban Stimers following that momentous engagement between the USS Monitor and the CSS Virginia (ex USS Merrimack) in Hampton Roads, Sunday, March 9, 1862.\n\nThe day before, the Rebel ram had obliterated two powerful Union warships and was poised to destroy more. That night, the revolutionary—not to say bizarre—Monitor slipped into harbor after hurrying down from New York through fierce gales that almost sank her. These metal monstrosities dueled in the morning, pounding away for hours with little damage to either. Who won is still debated.\n\nOne Vermont reporter could hardly find words for Monitor: “It is in fact unlike anything that ever floated on Neptune’s bosom.” The little vessel became an icon of American industrial ingenuity and strength. She redefined the relationship between men and machines in war. But beforehand, many feared she would not float. Captain John L. Worden: “Here was an unknown, untried vessel…an iron coffin-like ship of which the gloomiest predictions were made.”\n\nThe CSS Virginia was a paradigm of Confederate strategy and execution—the brainchild of innovative, dedicated, and courageous men, but the victim of hurried design, untested technology, poor planning and coordination, and a dearth of critical resources. Nevertheless, she obsolesced the entire U.S Navy, threatened the strategically vital blockade, and disrupted General McClellan’s plans to take Richmond.\n\nFrom flaming, bloody decks of sinking ships, to the dim confines of the first rotating armored turret, to the smoky depths of a Rebel gundeck—with shells screaming, clanging, booming, and splashing all around—to the office of a worried president with his cabinet peering down the Potomac for a Rebel monster, this dramatic story unfolds through the accounts of men who lived it in Unlike Anything That Ever Floated: The Monitor and Virginia and the Battle of Hampton Roads, March 8-9, 1862 by Dwight Sturtevant Hughes.Z" ]
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[ "That is precisely how Kyle Rapps describes \"Bunker,\" a scalding stew of controversial government coverups laced over 16-bit production from NYC's Dollar Bin. Rapps absolutely nails the aforesaid 'grumpy old man' persona as well, cropdusting the track like an elderly subway patron with zero F's to give. He also spews enough conspiracy theories on \"Bunker\" to make Mel Gibson and Julia Roberts extremely proud — perhaps they can squeeze Kyle onto the soundtrack for the 20th Anniversary Edition? Hmmm.\n\nBe sure to check out \"Bunker\" below and get your glass-is-half-empty on. Also, peep out Kyle Rapps' Collossus Theory project and his respective collaborations with Action Bronson and Talib Kweli.\n\nThat's right, this grumpy old man's got pedigree, too.\n\nWatch Vince Staples levitate in \"Lift Me Up\" [Video]", null ]
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[ "When Rock Got Rolling - the Roger Watkins books", null, "The 1980s and the 1990s were the decades when New Zealanders finally decided that our popular musical past was worth exploring, preserving and documenting. It was the decade of several key works, not least John Dix's ground-breaking Stranded in Paradise, which said it was ok to like and even obsess over our rock and roll past. And then we had a brace of books by Wellington drummer Roger Watkins, which detailed the bands that made up the scenes in both Wellington (his first, When Rock Got Rolling, published in 1989) and Auckland (Hostage To The Beat, 1995) were both detailed and fascinating, and proved that few bands with a live following were too insignificant to cover. The books provided a source of inspiration for AudioCulture and are now – long out of print – very much in demand and hard to find.\n\nAudioCulture asked Roger Watkins to detail his path to the books.\n\nI was living in Adelaide when I saw a TV documentary called “Australian Music Stars of the 60s”. What surprised me was the number of New Zealand musicians and singers who were featured – Mike Rudd, Johnny Devlin, Max Merritt, Dinah Lee, Johnny Dick and many others whose names I now don’t recall – even the host of that flagship Australian music show Bandstand, Brian Henderson, was a New Zealander. It amazed me that the Australian broadcasters had enough foresight to preserve so much of these programmes dating back to the sixties. In New Zealand, very little footage remained from the few pop music shows that had been made here – In The Groove, Let’s Go!, or even C’Mon and Happen Inn.", null, "Dinah Lee and Roger Watkins at the National Library in Wellington, April 1995. Dinah was gifting her archives to the library.\n\nIf you read any of the “legitimate” history books about New Zealand, popular culture gets short shrift. It is hardly acknowledged. I’d been living in New Zealand for many years, was a working musician but knew very little about the size or scope of the scene here that developed in the wake of the moral panics that exploded with the revelations of teen misbehaviour in the Hutt Valley and the Parker-Hulme murder trials (the subject of Peter Jackson’s 1994 film, Heavenly Creatures) and led to the publication of the Mazengarb Report. In effect, popular culture was not valued here despite overwhelming evidence of the impact it had on life in this country.", null, "The 1989 book launch for When Rock Got Rolling\n\nSeeing that show in Australia got me wondering, and on my return to Wellington I began to explore the idea of exposing the magnitude of the pop scene here from its early days through the fab sixties and beyond.\n\nIt soon became clear that there was essentially very limited footage available from TVNZ – the original tapes had been re-recorded over because of the costs of archiving. Certainly there was insufficient to create a TV series or even a decent half-hour programme.", null, "When Rock Got Rolling, published in 1989 by Hazard Press, with a foreword by Ray Columbus\n\nAt that time, there were no books at all that had been produced here that told the story of our pop revolution or its impact on life. So I decided to compile a collection, a book, something that would demonstrate the incredible depth and reach of pop music created by local musicians and singers in the cities and provincial centres here. It soon became clear that it would be a monumental task, so I decided to focus first on Wellington, with the intention of documenting other centres progressively. I also decided to begin with the pioneering acts of the late fifties and follow through to 1970, which is when, to me at least, the scene became much more international in flavour and aspiration.\n\nOf course, I only managed to compile the Wellington and Auckland books, but I’m proud of them and the enthusiastic reception they received. Life and the demands of earning a living for my family meant plans for other projects had to be shelved for the time being.", null, "The second volume in Roger Watkins' series Hostage To The Beat, published in 1995 by Tandem Press\n\nAll I wanted to do was demonstrate, in as simple and direct a way as I could, by use of photos and discographies, just how huge the New Zealand scene was. I hoped that having seen the evidence, and recognising the follow-on evolution of youth related business activity like fashion houses, magazines, night clubs, marketing advances and even the ability of local musicians to earn a living at playing music full-time and no longer have to have a day job, that “legitimate” historians might take that into account when writing about New Zealand culture and history in the future.", null, "Culture should not be limited to opera, classical music and theatre. No other cultural activity, not even rugby, has had the impact that pop music has had, and I strongly believe that our stars deserve to be recognised and remembered for their achievements and the impact they have had internationally, both as stars in their own right or as sidemen in famous bands from other countries. Others have now written about those people, and it’s great to see that there is a growing appreciation of the amazing heritage our older musicians have left us, both in recordings and stories of their lives on the road.", null, "Roger Watkins at National Library in April 1995 with Dinah Lee\n\nFor me, popular culture in all its colourful variations is an essential chapter that must be included in the story of New Zealand in the 20th century. To a large degree, it more sharply defines who we are, how we got to where we are, what we are about. Pop and rock in its various guises enables us to voice our political views, our social values and to tell our story for all to see and hear. It’s now a very small world, after all.\n\nAll images courtesy of Roger Watkins" ]
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[ null, "Americans take more medically-prescribed drugs per person than any other country in the world, and the U.S. ranks #1 in drug abuse.", null, "Then there are the mood altering prescribed medications. The Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM) published by the American Psychiatric Association, is the official manual listing psychiatric disorders. But many times by perceiving ordinary life experiences as certifiable mental illness, the patient becomes treatable by psychotropic drugs and billable through insurance companies. (Friedman, NEJM, May 17, 2012).\n\n“In nearly 50 years of prescribing anti-depressants the results are all to frequently the same – drug addiction, mental impairment, irrational and violent behavior, panic attacks, suicide, and death.” IMS Health National Prescription Audit PLUS.\n\nMany of these anti-psychotic drugs are Selective Serotonin Reuptake Inhibitors (SSRI’s). These drugs prevent the body from breaking down Serotonin. This notion came about from initially believing that depression was caused by too little of the neurotransmitter serotonin. At first this helped and many people who were suffering from stress, insomnia, and mild depression began taking serotonin-enhancing drugs like Prozac, Paxil, and Zoloft. But much research demonstrates that serotonin enhancement for depression is erroneous.\n\nA 2010 study in Journal of American Medical Association found that anti-depressants are basically useless for the vast majority of people who take them. While researchers found no significant difference between anti-depressants drugs and placebos, they find extreme differences in side effects.\n\nHere are some facts found by research about SSRI’s:\n\nPeople who use Prozac and other SSRI drugs are five times as likely to commit suicide than if they took no medication at all.\n\nWomen who take these drugs are more than 7 times as likely to develop breast cancer.\nThese drugs can cause helplessness, apathy, aggression, and sedation.\n\nThey can worsen Parkinson’s Disease.\n\nSerotonin elevating drugs are prescribed for stress related emotional conditions, yet the evidence is that serotonin is already too high in people suffering from emotional stress. This is because stress liberates free fatty acids from storage, which, in turn, increases the uptake of tryptophan into the brain, increasing the formation of serotonin.\n\nSerotonin is like estrogen in its association with aggression. A record of violence has clearly been associated with above average blood serotonin levels. Note that darkness stimulates both aggression and eating.\n\nSSRI’s raise not only serotonin levels they also increase the activity of epinephrine and norepinepherine. These are neuro-active substances that are part of the catecholamine family; adrenal function in the response to stress. They are important in normal biochemistry and neurotransmitter functions.\n\nParanoia, hallucinations, and violent behavior are hallmark side effects of SSRI’s. The Citizens Commission on Human Rights testified before the FDA in 1991 that psychotropic drugs are a contributing cause of adverse and dangerous mental instability, sometimes causing victims to commit suicide or murder.\n\nThe use of dangerous medications is taking a toll on societies around the world. Anti-depressant drugs are turning people into muddled, brain-addled addicts incapable of controlling their own emotions and behavior. These drugs are useless and physiologically dangerous. We cannot condone the poisoning of the masses for profit.\n\nDr. Peter Lind practices metabolic and neurologic chiropractic in his wellness clinic in Salem, Oregon. USA. He is the author of 3 books on health, one novel, and hundreds of wellness articles. His clinical specialty is in physical, nutritional, and emotional stress. Dr. Lind also writes the monthly publication, The Alternative Health Report." ]
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[ "A land with no real voting, no freedom of speech and no voice for its people living under an oppressive government rule – it sounds like a description from a history textbook or a fantasy novel. But for 11 years of her life, this was reality for senior Thu Nguyen in her home country of the Vietnam.\n\nAfter the fighting between the Communist North region of Vietnam and the U.S.-backed South ceased at the end of the Vietnam War in 1975, the nation reunited to form the country now known as the Socialist Republic of Vietnam. Today, it is a one-party state, ruled in an authoritarian style by leaders from the Communist Party of Vietnam. Under its current Communist rule, Vietnamese citizens are prohibited from speaking out against the government and are forced to live without the freedoms of speech and religion that Americans often take for granted. This lack of liberty was enough to drive Nguyen's family to pack up and move to the U.S. in 2003 in search of greater economic and educational opportunities and a more unfettered life.\n\nNguyen left her home in Saigon, also known as Ho Chi Minh City, with her parents and sister on July 23, 2003, leaving behind her friends and schoolmates and the pharmacy that her parents owned with Nguyen's aunt. According to Keith Taylor, a professor of Vietnamese studies at Cornell University, owning small businesses like pharmacies has become more common in Vietnam recently. Vietnam's economy has made a shift to a more free-market system in recent years, which has allowed for individuals to take advantages of more flexibility for individual economic opportunities. But, Nguyen says, her parents thought that they could find better jobs and a better education for their daughters outside the confines of Vietnam's Communist system.", null, "In Vietnam, Nguyen attended a public elementary school, but unlike in the U.S., she had to pay to attend. At her school, teachers hit students for bad behavior, and they focused on teaching a great volume of information to kids at a young age instead of letting the workload build up over the years, as Nguyen has seen teachers in the U.S. do. Here, Nguyen says, she has the opportunity to proceed farther in her education than she would have at home. According to Taylor, the education system in Vietnam has changed greatly over the past 20 years, making higher education less accessible. \"It's become very difficult to get an education, especially at the college level, unless you have a lot of money,\" he explains.\n\nCrime, for example, was a big problem in her neighborhood in Saigon. Her family lived near a large jail in the city. \"Every day we would hear sirens,\" she says. Sometimes, people would climb over the wall around her house and steal things, and any motorcycles, a common form of transportation, left unattended would usually get stolen. The police didn't do much to stop the criminals, Nguyen says; according to Taylor, the police force in Vietnam is extremely corrupt and often intertwined with the gangsters and criminals they are meant to punish.\n\nDespite problems with the government, Nguyen says that she was content with daily life in Vietnam. When she moved at age 11, she was sad to leave her friends but excited at the prospects of leaving the dusty streets of Vietnam for what she saw as the clean, modernized United States. Upon arriving, she immediately noticed the willingness of Americans to speak their minds straightforwardly, something which people in Vietnam didn't do. According to Taylor, this is a commonly noted cultural difference that can be attributed to the strict government in Vietnam. Whereas in America, speaking out is a way for people to get what they want, in Vietnam, it can be extremely dangerous, and people tend to keep quiet about their needs.\n\nAmericans' pushiness was surprising for Nguyen, but so was almost everything else about American culture, she says. Food was an issue for a while after she arrived — her aunt, with whom Nguyen's family was staying, bought package after package of chicken nuggets, thinking that they would appeal to any child, but Nguyen couldn't stand the food that was so different from what she ate in her home country. Otherwise, she says, she assimilated easily. Because she spoke no English, she was immediately put into English for Speakers of Other Languages classes, where she was struck by her teachers' patience and understanding. \"I thought, 'I don't know English; no one's going to help me,'\" she says. Instead, she found Americans to be kind and helpful, and much more open than the people she was used to. \"It's a completely different culture,\" she says. \"Americans are more revealing.\"\n\nAfter learning to speak English and eat standard American fare, Nguyen has adjusted to life in the United States and the educational prospects it brings. But now that she has left the oppressive rule of the Vietnamese government, she plans to return to her home country this summer to do the travelling that her family never had a chance to do when she was younger. Until then, she remembers the good and the bad of her childhood in Vietnam, and she looks ahead to the future that she will continue to experience in the U.S." ]
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[ "Kyle Rittenhouse has said that he plans to sue Whoopi Goldberg amid her return to The View.\n\nKeep scrolling to find out more.\n\nNow, people are still wrapped up in what was the trial of the century…", null, "For the foreseeable future the events that unfolded on the night of the Kenosha unrest shooting will surely stay in everyone’s mind.\n\nThey’re not showing or discussing Kyle Rittenhouse’s victims much and I think it’s because the kind of people who support him have an easier time doing so when they assume he killed Black people at a BLM protest. These are his victims: Anthony Huber and Joseph Rosenbaum pic.twitter.com/UCOeXw4dsw\n\nHe also wounded twenty-seven-year-old Gaige Grosskreutz by shooting at him and severing his bicep.\n\nRittenhouse’s case quickly gained a large online following from both right and left wing political circles during the duration of his trial.", null, "With the far-right branding him a “hero,” while others condemn his actions, calling him a “vigilante.”\n\nThroughout his trial, his attorney Mark Richards, claimed he was acting in self defense…", null, "And that he shouldn’t be reprimanded for the actions he was forced to take to protect himself against the three victims.", null, "“Did you come into downtown Kenosha looking for trouble?” He was asked as reported by NBC Chicago, to which he responded: “No.”\n\nNot long after going into detail about the shooting, Rittenhouse broke down crying, resulting in the trial being posponed briefly…\n\nBut, after a short break, the trial resumed and Rittenhouse continued with his testimony.\n\nAs the trial continued, Rittenhouse told prosecutors that he “didn’t intend to kill them.”", null, "After the trial finally came to a close, the state of Wisconsin began preparing itself for backlash no matter the verdict.\n\nWATCH: National Guard Soldiers are on standby in Kenosha, Wisconsin, in preparation for a verdict in the Kyle Rittenhouse case.\n\nOver 500 National Guard troops were deployed to the area in order to support law enforcement in Kenosha.\n\nGovernor Tony Evers stated that they will be on standby, should law enforcement officers need them.", null, "In a statement, he said: “I urge folks who are otherwise not from the area to please respect the community by reconsidering any plans to travel there and encourage those who might choose to assemble and exercise their First Amendment rights to do so safely and peacefully.”\n\nAfter an exhausting few weeks, a decision was finally made on November 19 as Kyle Rittenhouse was cleared of all charges.", null, "Rittenhouse was acquitted on the charges following the juror’s consideration on 5 felony counts.\n\nThe verdict is hugely controversial with many opinions massively divided by it.\n\nI knew it. Kyle Rittenhouse is proof that white people can still break the law, carry illegal weapons, shoot and kill people, and get away with it in America by shedding tears and claiming self-defense.\n\nWhile some are delighted that Rittenhouse has been found not guilty, many others have condemned it.\n\nAmong those condemning the verdict is many famous faces, including Colin Kaepernick who took to Twitter as he emphasized the “need to abolish our current system.”\n\nThis only further validates the need to abolish our current system. White supremacy cannot be reformed.\n\n“This only further validates the need to abolish our current system. White supremacy cannot be reformed,” the former footballer and activist, who first knelt during the national anthem in protest of police brutality and racial inequality in the US, tweeted.\n\nKenosha County District Attorney’s Office also gave a statement about the verdict, as per NPR. Claiming they were “dissapointed” but that it “must be respected.”", null, "Adding: “We are grateful to the members of the jury for their diligent and thoughtful deliberations. We ask that members of our community continue to express their opinions and feelings about this verdict in a civil and peaceful manner.”\n\nShortly after the verdict, Rittenhouse broke his silence as he discussed the jury’s decision.\n\nIn a video shared by Fox News host Tucker Carlson, Rittenhouse can be seen sitting inside a car as he says: “I believe they came to the correct verdict, and I’m glad everything went well. It’s been a rough journey, but we made it through it. We made it through the hard part.”", null, "And it seems the trial has piqued his interest in becoming a lawyer himself.", null, "He said to hosts Elijah Schaffer and Sydney Watson: “I want to be a lawyer. I want to go to law school.”\n\nHe went on to explain that it was facing prosecutor, Thomas Binger, that has given him the drive to study…", null, "Explaining that he wants to “go against corrupt piece of sh*t prosecutors like Thomas Binger and put them in their place and make sure they never practice law again.”\n\nIn response, the right-wing host, Watson, said: “I just love that.”\n\nYou can watch the clip below…\n\nThe dude is based out of his mind. pic.twitter.com/ie0g6bat2y\n\nWhat do you think of his comments?\n\nBecause it seems as though he’s willing to spend a little more time in the courtroom.", null, "Saying that he wants to sue Whoopi Goldberg.\n\nBut, that’s not the only celebrity he wants to sue…\n\nAnd people had a lot to say.\n\nDuring his upcoming trial and acquittal, many people called Rittenhouse a murderer and a ‘white supremicist.’", null, "And now, Kyle Rittenhouse, who shot and killed 2 people, wants to sue them for it.\n\nSpeaking to Tucker Carlson on Fox News yesterday, he said that he wanted to hold media and entertainment figures accountable.", null, "Carlson asked if he would be suing any news organizations, and when. And, Rittenhouse responded by saying:\n“Well, right now we’re looking at quite a few politicians, celebrities, athletes, Whoopi Goldberg is on the list.”\n\nHe then gave more information as to why he’d be suing Whoopi.", null, "“She called me a murderer after I was acquitted by a jury of my peers. She went on to still say that,” he said. Carlson then asked if he will be taking action against those who have labeled him a white supremacist.\n\n“Absolutely,” he said. “We are going to hold everybody that’s lied about me accountable,” he continued.", null, "He had to think for a minute before giving a few examples:\n“Such as uhm… Everybody who has lied and called me a white supremacist. They’re all going to be held accountable, and they’re going to be dealt with in a courtroom,” he said.\n\nIf you want to see what he had to say for yourself, watch the video below…\n\nTUCKER: \"Will you be suing any news organizations?\"\n\nKYLE RITTENHOUSE: \"We're looking at quite a few, politicians, athletes, celebrities, Whoppi Goldberg is on the list, she called me a murderer after I was acquitted… So is Cenk [Uyhur] from the Young Turks.\" pic.twitter.com/MULZf38Vkf" ]
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[ null, "Just think of how much you hate ISIS, then think of something even worse than that. There is absolutely nothing you can think of, unless you know of Boko Haram.\n\nBoko Haram is an extremist Islamic group that originated and mainly operates in Nigeria, Africa. Boko Haram is usually translated as – “Western” or “Non-Islamic education” is a sin and it aims to impose Islamic Law in Nigeria. In simple words some of the objectives of this group are – follow the Islamic Law strictly, Death to Non – Believers and the Government of Nigeria and banning the western influence and education.\n\nThe attacks of Boko Haram are believed to be twice as deadly as that of ISIS but catches only 1/5th of the Media Coverage as that of ISIS. According to the 2014 statistics Boko Haram had 453 attacks as compared to 1071 attacks of ISIS, but Boko Haram killed 6644 people are compared to 6073 of ISIS.Boko Haram believes in being productive and targets crowded places and schools intead of going for individual or small targets. Boko Haram pledged its allegiance to ISIS in March 2015 although they are believed to operate separately.\n\nBoko Haram has proved itself to be one of the most violent group possible and is widely known for the “BAGA MASSACRE” in 2015 in which at first 2000 people were thought to have been killed, but the official toll released by the Government reduced the toll to mere 150 kills.\n\nIsis is also did the sinful act of kidnapping more than 200 school girls in the name of Jihad. There is an endless list of evil attacks by Boko Haram.\n\nThe big question is that why is Boko Haram not given as much media coverage as the ISIS despite being very active , violent and deadly. Is it because they are black and on top of that they are African? Well, this could be a reason. Western people are moved by the worries of western people. An attack on Paris moved the entire Europe,America and Asia, but such cruel killings are very common in Nigeria, and they hardly find the 10th page in News Papers. Call it Racism or call it ignorance, Boko Haram has largely been ignored by the Media.", null, null, null ]
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[ "Private Raeburn Van Buren was a soldier, a cartoonist, and the art editor for Gas Attack, the official publication of the 27th Division. Taking life at the front in stride, Van Buren discussed the rainy season and reported on the frequency of mail delivery: “Sometimes letters are delayed a week or two but they arrive sooner or later.”", null, "It’s about time for another letter from me, so here you are. Had one from you yesterday mailed around the 25th of July. [page break] In this letter you expressed fear that I was not receiving all your mail to me. I feel certain I am because every delivery brings me one, two or even three from you. I believe I am receiving all my mail from everybody now. Sometimes letters are delayed a week or two but they arrive sooner or later.\n\nWe have had much rain lately. This is the rainy season over here so we have much more to look forward to. Today the sun came out and gave us a chance to dry our blankets and clothes. These little pup tents we use are poor shelter from a downpour of rain unless much time is spent in entrenching works, etc.\n\nHaven’t had a letter from Fern for a long time. Guess one will arrive within a day or two. I am back with the company now and have been for nearly a week.\n\nJeff Davis told me this morning that he was going to write to you. I will give him your address [page break] and see if he means business. He often speaks of you and Vea – seems to enjoy hearing about you both. He said he had only written six letters since he hit France. No doubt he is troubled with the same bug most of us have. It is dreadfully hard to write over here. Jeff is surely a dandy chap. I like him better than anybody in the company. I believe I told you that he was made a seargent some time ago.\n\nThere isn’t any news today worth telling. We are located in a beautiful piece of woods and are taking life pretty easy just now. How long we will be here is a question I can’t answer.\n\nThe war news still looks very encouraging. I don’t believe it will be long now before I will be getting measured up for an arrow collar and a [page break] pair of shoes that weigh less than ten pounds. We expect to go through the winter over here but by spring something like a passport should be issued us instead of more army equipment.\n\nI am enclosing a picture clipped from the Gazette that might interest you. Looks like I posed for the thing but when the camera was snapped I was thinking of something else. Why they ran it is a mystery to me because it is rotten.\n\nThis is a punk letter but the only one I have in stock tonight." ]
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[ null, "Macau (MNA) – St Paul School received a total of MOP64.9 million (US$8.03 million) in funding from the Education and Youth Affairs Bureau (DSEJ) during the first quarter of 2018, according to a dispatch on Wednesday in the Official Gazette.\n\nSt Paul School educates some 3,000 students and has 350 staff currently working in the institution, according to the school’s website.\n\nThe school has developed a digital learning programme called ‘Classroom 2012’ since 2011 and promises ‘one tablet per child,’ with the DSEJ having granted more than MOP15 million for developing the educational institute’s digital offerings in its ‘Classroom 2012’ efforts.\n\nThe second largest amount disbursed by the fund was MOP58.5 million, which went towards the Escola dos Moradores de Macau, a public school, in allowances granted for class ratios, leisure activities, free education programmes and book allowances for the school year 2017/2018.\n\nAccording to the school, there are some 500 students enrolled for grades one to four.\n\nThe total amount of funding given towards educational institutions from the DSEJ during amounted to MOP1.99 billion in the first quarter of the year." ]
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[ "Some developments potentially much more critical for Akorda than all the protests of the past 1.5 month taken together have gone practically unnoticed amid the hyper-scandalous presidential elections and a significant upsurge of domestic political activity in Kazakhstan. We are talking about both the dramatic jump in domestic demand for the dollar and how this demand has been satisfied.\n\nHow They “Dropped” the Exchange Rate before the Elections\n\nThe thing is that the National Bank of Kazakhstan and its affiliated structures that include the Kazakhstan Stock Exchange (KASE) have recently lost a great deal of its transparency in the eyes of the market participants. And this factor is responsible for the growth of the distrust to the Kazakh economic policy and practices on the part of the Kazakh citizens and foreign investors.\n\nIt looks like a number of internal and external factors (which probably include the early presidential elections) had contributed to the dramatic jump in the demand for the US dollar at the beginning of June. But the way the demand has been satisfied clearly demonstrates Akorda’s desire to preserve the internal political stability by any means possible.\n\nBy the looks of it, Akorda got scared that the unease at the domestic currency exchange market will intensify the protest sentiments in the society or cause panic among bank clients which, in its turn, may negatively affect the outcome of the elections. As a result, for the period of seven working days from June 5 to June 13 inclusively, the traded value of the US currency at the KASE spot-market constituted US$ 1942650 thousand, in other words, almost two billion. And only on June 14, 2019, it went down to $100 mln (approximately) per day, in other words, got back to “normal”.\n\nWe are anxious to hear the National Bank’s (particularly its Chairman Erbolat Dosayev’s) and the KASE’s explanations regarding what happened at the currency-exchange market in the period specified. However, more likely than not, the regulator and the stock-exchange will behave as if nothing out of the ordinary has happened. The best we can hope for is an admission that they were smoothing out the exchange rates jumps.", null, "On one hand, it is indeed so. Moreover, the National Bank has managed to reduce the average-weighted US dollar exchange rate to less than 385 tenge starting from June 5. On the other hand, considering the past months averages, the total trade value of the US currency for those seven days should have stayed in the US$ 700-800 mln corridor, not more than that.\n\nThe question of where the stock market got the additional $1.1-1.2 mln is pointless – from the National Bank of the Republic of Kazakhstan, obviously. But if this is so, then why did the regulator choose to spend such a huge amount of money? Will it not happen in the nearest future that the regulator is, once again, forced to sell several billions of dollars which will cause yet another tenge devaluation?\n\nIn our opinion, had it not been for the National Bank’s interference, the US dollar exchange rate could have surpassed the 400 tenge mark in the period between June 3 and June 13. And, judging by the global developments, the risks of oil prices going down will grow. Therefore, the Kazakh national currency may get in the firing line.\n\nThere is no point in guessing which mark it will hit if the risks are realized – 430, 450 or even 500 tenge per dollar. What is much more important to predict is when and how Akorda will be forced to make the decision to put a stop to the “smoothing out” of the currency exchange rate.\n\nOne way or another, in Kazakhstan, the risks for domestic and foreign investors, from the standpoint of the monetary policy transparency, seem to be much higher than say in the neighboring Russia. And this gap has recently widened even more in the wake of the cardinally different reactions on the part of Akorda and the Kremlin to the upsurge of the civil political activity." ]
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[ null, "In the early 1990s, my attention was drawn to the popular Indian guru and godman Satya Sai Baba. For a period, I spent much time watching every video and reading every book I could find about the man. My study occurred before the internet was popular, and there was not much debunking material around. But, there was enough, and I soon discovered the Indian Rationalists’ video “Guru Busters” showing Baba doing typical magician’s tricks. I also discovered much worse, especially after I finally went online.\n\nI had read many books by devotees and others who were impressed by the seemingly endless stream of divine miracles by Sai Baba, including his purported manifestations of artifacts such as watches, statues, lingams, ash and so on. The enthusiasm and conviction with which these alleged miracles were recounted were infectious, and I would have loved to believe they were true. How exciting that would have been! Here on Earth in our day and age supposedly had appeared a man who was clearly God because he could manifest an amazing array of miracles! What fun! I really wanted to go visit him at his ashram in Brindavan because it looked like such a great time. Who doesn’t want God to be real and walking among us, to love us and shower us with blessings?\n\nBut, of course, I was skeptical, so I kept digging, and I eventually found enough paydirt to confirm my doubts. Baba didn’t make it hard, because he has left a trail of trauma and terror so long and wide that many can see it, including the creators of the BBC documentary provided here. This trauma includes the grotesque sexual abuse of hundreds if not thousands of men and boys. Baba’s behavior was so egregious that UNESCO severed ties with his organization years ago, and the U.S. Embassy in Delhi warns travelers about the potential for sexual abuse by Baba.\n\nOne of the clues as to Baba’s conjurer nature was immediately obvious: He was raised in a traveling circus where he learned magic from his uncle! How that fact could be overlooked by so many of millions shows the deluding effect of blind belief in supernatural events and beings. In this tragic tale, this blind belief led to so much pain and grief that one is motivated to expose it thoroughly. In addition to the scams and sexual abuse come also allegations of murder to cover up these crimes, including killings in Sai Baba’s own bedroom, while he cowered in the bathroom unable to stop them, even though he is supposedly omnipotent. The murdered boys possibly had been sexually abused by Baba.\n\nSai Baba is getting old, and he will not be able to pull off the greatest purported miracle of God, which is immortality. Hence, he will be gone soon, but his destructive legacy will linger on, as more godmen of his ilk continue to pop up in places where gullibility reigns, along with its abuse. Naturally, Baba’s other legacy of building schools, hospitals and other important infrastructure – using million$ from rich followers – will leave many in India with a happy feeling about him. But, of course, one needs to ask, if Baba is God, why does he need the million$ of others to build hospitals and water-distribution systems? Why not materialize gold bars to pay for it all? Or, even better, why not just snap your all-powerful fingers and make the diseases and water shortages disappear?\n\nMoreover, the complicity of Indian politicians in this patent hoax to defraud people is reprehensible. But, hey, Baba brings in million$ in tourist money every year, not to mention all the rich followers tossing money at him for these projects. It is no wonder, then, that ex-Baba followers have been threatened and intimidated into silence. (It’s also been noticed that Baba manifested gold watches and jewelry for his rich followers, while only providing perfumed ash for his poor followers.)\n\nThe story of Sai Baba is but one piece of evidence demonstrating how blind belief and faith are not just matters of “personal choice” that should be left alone in all instances: Blind belief and faith can be very destructive and damaging to individuals and humanity as a whole. The various priesthoods worldwide hammering blind belief and fear into people are guilty of exploitation of innocence and gullibility – a major cause of immense suffering globally." ]
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[ null, "CLARK FIELD — The sister of a Korean couple who figured in an argument with the Bureau of Customs (BoC) personnel at the Clark International Airport over imported items has suffered miscarriage “due to stress.”\n\nKorean passenger Ms. Seon Kyoung and her husband arrived at the Clark airport last February 12 on board Jin Air flight number LJ023. Inside the Clark terminal, the Korean couple were asked by BoC officials to pay P6941 import duties and taxes for $677 worth of cosmetics and a ladies bag.", null, null, "The Korean couple did not pay for the taxes and import duties and proceeded to Subic in Olongapo City while the items were left in the care of BoC personnel. On their flight back to South Korea, the Korean couple also failed to recover their items at the Clark airport due to time constraints.\n\nIn her second Facebook post since the issue went viral on social media, Ms. Seon Kyoung lashed out at the BoC officials for the “Customs bad attitude towards us.”\n\nDue to mounting stress at Clark airport, Ms. Seon Kyoung said her sister lost her 6-month old baby.\n“The past days were difficult and emotional time for our family. And during those times, there were people who fully supported and comforted us,” said Ms. Seon Kyoung.\n\n“I hope that truth shall prevail regarding the current issue about the Bureau of Customs bad attitude towards us. My sister in law suffered from stress while in Clark airport because of the Customs attitude, she lost her 6 months old baby.\n\n“It’s very hard for us to move on because of what happened. If only they let my family in the Philippines pay the tax on the first day, not delaying the payment and making us coming back and forth for 3 consecutive days, this will not come up to this point.\n\n“A lot of Filipinos are kind hearted and hospitable like my family in the Philippines and the Clark airport officers but because of people like the Customs Officers, other people or foreigners think different way. Again thank you Clark airport officers who brought personally my luggage, it’s really amazing and heart flowing.” The father of the Korean couple reportedly paid for the taxes and duties.\n\n“We are overwhelmed and deeply touched by your enormous efforts and generosity. Thank you for bringing back our trust and confidence.”\nEarlier, BOC Clark District Collector Maritess Martin said what the Customs personnel detailed at the Clark airport did was procedural.\n\nUnder the procedure, imported items which exceed the P10,000 threshold of the De Minimis importation are imposed duties and taxes as provided in Sections 104 and 423 of Customs Modernization and Tariff Act (CMTA).\n\n“We would like to put on record that Customs personnel at the Clark International Airport only implements the Customs laws, rules, and regulations, and impose lawful customs duties and taxes where applicable, and the same customs laws and rules are imposed upon arriving passengers, Filipinos and foreigners alike,” Martin said." ]
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[ null, "Cartoon Network has been an important part of almost everyone’s childhood. Of all the great shows it has given to us, ‘Samurai Jack’ is one of those that the fans can enjoy even in their senior citizen years! Created by Genndy Tartakovsky, it follows the story of a samurai who is sent forward in time by the mythical creature he wants to kill. The show became an instant hit and was applauded for its amalgamation of sci-fi with fantasy, for bringing aliens and futuristic technology under the same roof as supernatural creatures. Tartakovsky is a legend when it comes to animated shows. He is credited for his work on shows like ‘Dexter’s Laboratory’, ‘Star Wars: Clone Wars’ and ‘The Powerpuff Girls’. The Emmy winner is also known for directing the ‘Hotel Transylvania’ trilogy.\n\nSamurai Jack Cast: Who’s in It?", null, "When it comes to animated stories, a perfect voice casting becomes one of the most important factors. Unlike live-action movies, where actors can say a thousand things with their expressions, the animated characters can’t rely on their restricted facial expressions to communicate their emotions. ‘Samurai Jack’ has the advantage of having some of the best voice actors in its cast.\n\nPhil LaMarr voices the titular character, Jack. He has amassed experience from his extensive work in animated movies and series and video games. Some of his credits include names like ‘Justice League Unlimited’, ‘Futurama’, ‘Static Shock’, ‘Dead Island’, ‘Docksiders’, ‘Final Fantasy XII’, and ‘Kingdom of Hearts’ franchise.\n\nThe voice of Jack’s nemesis, Aku, is provided by Greg Baldwin. Baldwin’s voice credits include names like ‘Star Wars: Clone Wars’. He also made an appearance in ‘Hail, Caesar!’ and ‘Adam Ruins Everything’. He is also one of the most recognisable voices for ardent gamers due to his involvement in video games like ‘The Legend of Kora’, ‘Rango’, ‘Assassin’s Creed: Brotherhood’, ‘Spider-Man: Web of Shadows’ and ‘Kung Fu Panda’. In previous seasons (1-4), the voice of Aku was provided by Mako Iwamatsu. He was an Academy Award-nominated actor who was known for his work in ‘The Sand Pebbles’, ‘Conan the Barbarian’, ‘Seven Years in Tibet’ and ‘The Hawaiians’. After his death in 2006, Baldwin was given the opportunity to play Aku.\n\nTara Strong is another star of the voice cast of ‘Samurai Jack’. In the fifth season, she voices the role of Ashi, Aku’s daughter who falls in love with Jack and eventually helps him in completing his mission and, finally, returning back to his time. Strong is known for voicing characters in popular animated series like ‘Rugrats’, ‘Ben 10’, ‘The Powerpuff Girls’ ‘Teen Titans’ and ‘DC Super Hero Girls’. She has also been a part of the video gaming world by bringing to life the characters in ‘Batman Arkham’, ‘Final Fantasy X’ and ‘X-2’.\n\nAnother big name associated with the series is John DiMaggio. He has lent his voice to characters in ‘Futurama’, ‘Adventure Time’, ‘Teen Titans’, ‘The Spectacular Spider-Man’, ‘Batman: The Brave and the Bold’, ‘Penguins of Madagascar’, and ‘Disenchantment’. In ‘Samurai Jack’ he employs his talents to bring to life the character of Scotsman, a man who is so inspired by Jack that he whips up one rebellion after another, despite their failures, to fight against Aku’s oppressive rule.\n\nThe additional voice cast, particularly in the fifth season, includes names like Grey Firffin, Sab Shimono, Kari Wahlgren, Corey Burton and Keone Young, among a great number of other actors.\n\nSamurai Jack Plot: What Is It About?", null, "The story of ‘Samurai Jack’ begins with the fight between a warrior prince and an ancient evil. The prince is in possession of a sword, the only weapon that can destroy the evil named Aku. Just as the prince is about to kill Aku, he uses his magical powers to create a time portal and sends the prince into the future. (Turns out, the devil is just as good a procrastinator as you are!) Believing that in the future, he will have the means and the power to get rid of the prince, Aku begins his reign in the present. Meanwhile, the prince finds himself in a world which is nothing like the one he just left behind. He takes the name “Jack” because that’s the first name anyone calls him by in the future.\n\nThe next four seasons witness Jack figuring out the new regime of the world that is now under the rule of the very thing he wants to destroy. He acquaints himself with the technology and comes face to face with the mythical creatures he never knew existed. He makes allies and even succeeds in sparking a revolution. By the fifth season, which takes place five decades after the finale of the fourth, both the hero and his nemesis have grown tired of this fight that none of them can get an upper hand on. Jack is haunted by the memory of his time, his parents and all the things he had to leave behind. He is still the same, not ageing because he is an anachronism, unable to defeat his enemy because nothing he has tried has worked in his favour. But then, he forges a connection with one of Aku’s daughters and that’s what becomes his breakthrough.\n\nWhile the first four seasons had a comparatively lighter tone, the fifth was more mature in its approach of characters, the storyline and how it handled the politics and the rebellion in the future. The psychology of both sides of the war was handled expertly and, at times, it felt like a different story altogether. By the finale, every loose end had been tied up, with Jack succeeding to go back to his world and defeating Aku in the process. The paradox of time travel and how it affects the events of the future was also tackled with precision, something that some storytellers don’t bother with in their version of time travel. The fifth season easily became one of the best and gave proper closure to Jack’s story, even if a bit bittersweet!\n\nSamurai Jack Season 6 Release Date: When Will It Premiere?\n\n‘Samurai Jack’ season 5 premiered on March 5, 2017, with the finale airing on May 20, 2017. The fourth season, that aired in 2004, had left an open ending for its characters which allowed the audience to anticipate a follow-up. For some time, there was the talk of a movie, with J. J Abrams’ name connected to it. But nothing panned out and for twelve years, the fans had to wait and wonder if they would ever receive closure.\n\nTartakovsky finally decided to let them have it and came up with a fifth and final season. All the loose ends were tied up neatly and for now, at least, the story seems to be done and over with. Tartakovsky had declared that he wouldn’t be working on another season. But, who knows, maybe in another ten years or so, he’ll realise that the characters still have a story to tell. So, it seems like ‘Samurai Jack’ season 6 isn’t happening anytime soon. We wouldn’t suggest you hold your breath on this one. Rest assured, as soon as we receive any news on any new developments, we will update this section.\n\nEven though ‘Samurai Jack’ season 6 might not be on the horizon, yet. However, that doesn’t mean you can’t revisit his world again. Head over to Adult Swim to go right back to the start. You can catch the trailer for the fifth season just to refresh your memories." ]
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[ null, "The workers for the tv anime of Sōichirō Yamamoto‘s When Will Ayumu Make His Move? (Sore Demo Ayumu wa Yosetekuru) manga revealed two extra forged members on the AnimeJapan 2022 occasion on Saturday. The new forged consists of Haruna Mikawa as Rin Kagawa and Kana Hanazawa as Maki.\n\nThe anime will premiere in July on TBS and different stations.\n\nYamamoto (Teasing Master Takagi-san) launched the sequence in Weekly Shōnen Magazine in March 2019. Kodansha USA Publishing publishes the manga in English, and it describes the story:\n\nThe new will they-won’t they romance from the creator of Teasing Master Takagi-san is right here! Ayumu is in love together with his senpai Yaotome, however he is sworn to not confess his emotions till he can beat her on the board sport shogi… The downside is, his love is apparent to Yaotome, and she will be able to’t cease making an attempt to trick him into breaking his vow! Fall in love once more, followers of Don’t Toy with Me, Miss Nagatoro, Komi Can’t Communicate, and Shikimori’s Not Just a Cutie!\n\nThe Blue Period Anime Episodes Delayed by Another Week Outside Japan" ]
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[ null, "I'm Brad Marston, Partner and co-Founder of FourTier Strategies, LLC. After careers on Wall Street, the theater and restaurant management, I got involved in digital politics in 2006. I ran for State Representative in 2010 and having seen the success of the 2008 Obama campaign leveraging social media and lateral organizing, I built my campaign website on the social networking platform NING.\n\nRunning as a Republican in Boston and Cambridge, predictably I lost but I learned invaluable lessons in integrating a digital campaign with field strategy. I had volunteers making voter ID and GOTV calls as well as online rapid response posts from 8 states. I also collected online donations from 27 states.\n\nWhile I was running for State Rep. my now business partner, John LaRosa was handling the online fundraising and social media for Sean Bielat's 2010 race against Congressman Barney Frank. John actually won an Aristotle Award for his efforts.\n\nIn December of 2010, FourTier Strategies was born of the idea that every successful campaign comes down to the four M's: Message, Momentum, Money and Muscle. As a digital strategist I would add Mining, Modeling, Mapping and Mobilizing.\n\nFourTier's first client was Herman Cain for President. We handled their social media and social media driven fundraising. They wanted to do an Announcement Day Money Bomb. As May 21st 2011 approached with no money bomb site or even a page on their site I finally asked the campaign late on a Saturday night \"Can you have a site up by Monday that we can drive supporters to?\" The answer was no.\n\nWith a bit of bravado and a healthy dose of blind faith I replied \"Well I can.\" 37 sleepless hours later, ARealLeader.com went live, the first Presidential campaign website ever launched on NationBuilder. I have never looked back.\n\nI have gone on to become a NationBuilder Certified Expert and Designer and have created over 60 sites. I have a passion for developing light, fast, elegant and responsive thinking for campaigns, non-profits and issue advocacy organizations.\n\nMy goal is to bring to bear my experience in business, activism and as a candidate to create an environment where your planning, goals, tactics and strategies can all seamlessly integrate." ]
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[ "Just as you thought it was safe to go back to ignoring Betelgeuse, the red giant star started acting up again. After its first round of dimming, and then brightening, Betelgeuse has now started to dim once again.\n\nMoreover, this new dimming is inconsistent with Betelgeuse’s current brightness variation cycle – so, once again, the star is moving into the spotlight.\n\nBetelgeuse, 700 light-years away in the constellation of Orion and one of the brightest stars in our sky, is also one of the most interesting. That’s because it’s very old, around 8 to 8.5 million years, and practically at death’s doorstep, for a star.\n\nIt is thought to be between 10 to 25 times the mass of the Sun, and lived most of its life as a hot, blue-white massive star. Now, its main-sequence days of fusing hydrogen in the stellar core are done; Betelgeuse ran out of hydrogen some time ago, and it is now fusing helium into carbon and oxygen.\n\nOnce it runs out of helium, it will fuse heavier and heavier elements, causing a buildup of iron in the core that will eventually cause the star to go supernova. But, although dramatic dimming is expected just before the Great Kaboom, this time is not quite yet upon us. It will be, astronomers predict, a few tens of thousands of years yet.\n\nIts dimming event that took place between September 2019 and February 2020, nicknamed the Great Fainting, certainly was dramatic, dimming the star’s brightness by almost 25 percent.\n\nBetelgeuse is a semi-regular variable star, which means its light does fluctuate a little on regular cycles. The longest of these cycles is around 5.9 years. Another is 425 days. The Great Fainting was very close to the minimum of both of these cycles, but it turned out that they had little to do with the event.\n\nAstronomers are now pretty sure that it was just a sneeze: Betelgeuse ejected a bunch of material that partially obscured it for a time; not unusual for a star of such a venerable age.\n\n“We see this all the time in red supergiants, and it’s a normal part of their life cycle,” said astronomer Emily Levesque of the University of Washington in March.\n\n“Red supergiants will occasionally shed material from their surfaces, which will condense around the star as dust. As it cools and dissipates, the dust grains will absorb some of the light heading toward us and block our view.”\n\nSo, that’s that mystery solved. But the new dimming will also need to be investigated. Although it’s not as dramatic as the Great Fainting, it is not consistent with the star’s variability cycles.\n\nBetelgeuse’s next brightness peak is due to take place … well, now-ish, August and September 2020. Therefore, it should have been gradually brightening all year.\n\nThe star’s brightness has actually been a little difficult to track, since Betelgeuse’s position in our sky moved behind the Sun from May to early August. But NASA’s Solar and Terrestrial Relations Observatory (STEREO) in a solar orbit that trails behind Earth, meaning it could keep an eye on Betelgeuse for part of the time that it was obscured from Earth view.", null, "And, from May to July, when STEREO was observing it, the star was not brightening. Quite the opposite.\n\n“Surprisingly, instead of continuing to increase or level off in brightness, Betelgeuse has decreased by ~0.5 mag from mid-May to mid-July,” wrote a team of scientists headed by Andrea Dupree of the Harvard Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics in an Astronomer’s Telegram dispatch.\n\n“Spanning the STEREO observations, the star dimmed at a rate of 5 mmag/day.”\n\nThe good news is that Betelgeuse is once again visible in our skies, so more observations can be taken. STEREO’s Heliospheric Imager recorded the star’s brightness in visible light, but more instruments can reveal, for example, temperature changes – to confirm or rule out sunspot activity – and whether the star is changing in size, as was found in the case of the Great Fainting.\n\nAccording to its 425-day cycle, Betelgeuse was next due to dim in April 2021. But, aside from its known cycles, the star can be quite unpredictable, and has complex variations in its light that we just don’t understand very well.\n\nSo, maybe this premature dimming could actually be illuminating, helping us understand what’s going on inside what seems to be a very rumbly, unquiet star indeed. And, in turn, that could help us to understand the processes occurring at the end of the lives of massive stars, in their dying years.\n\n“It will be important,” the researchers wrote, “to continue to follow Betelgeuse closely through 2020/21.”" ]
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[ null, "For 12 days, the 72nd edition of the Festival de Cannes has celebrated artists and films from different perspectives, making cinema a celebration of discovery and reunions shared all around the world. Tonight, on the stage of the Grand Théâtre Lumière, Édouard Baer, the Master of Ceremonie, welcomed the Feature Films Jury headed by Alejandro Gonzalez Iñárritu to announce the 2019 Awards.", null, "The Palme d’or was awarded by Catherine Deneuve and Alejandro González Iñárritu.\n\nThe Grand Prix was awarded by Sylvester Stallone.\n\nThe Best Director Prize was awarded by Viggo Mortensen.\n\nThe Jury Prizes were awarded by Michael Moore.\n\nThe Best Performance by an Actor Prize was awarded by Zhang Ziyi.\n\nThe Best Performance by an Actress Prize was awarded by Reda Kateb.\n\nThe Best Screenplay Prize was awarded by Gael García Bernal.\n\nTo Elia Suleiman for It Must Be Heaven\n\nThe Special Mention was awarded by Chiara Mastroianni." ]
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[ null, "To most Virginia wine lovers, French ex-patriot, Claude Thibaut is well-known for his strides in placing Charlottesville on the map for sparkling wine. After earning his winemaking degree from the University of Reims and following a 25 year career crossing the continents from Europe to Australia to California, he’s come almost full circle around the globe. Claude was recruited by the Kluge Estate Winery in 2003 as a consultant specifically for their sparkling wine endeavours. Later, in 2007, Claude entered into a business partnership with his friend, Manuel Janisson of Janisson et Fils Champagne (from his early days in the Champagne region of France).", null, "Employing the “methode champenoise”- a double fermentation process that creates the bubbles found in Champagne and sparkling wines, Thibaut-Janisson is now producing sparkling wine served at White House State dinners. Claude has way surpassed his days at Kluge and is garnering rave views from Food and Wine Magazine, the Washington Post and quoting Dave McIntyre: “The T-J (a nice abbreviation given the implied reference to Thomas Jefferson and his love of wines) has become a darling of the Washington restaurant scene, because it is both local and top quality. ”\n\nBill Sykes, who has worked for the importer, Margaux and Company, joins Claude periodically to help during the bottling processes. Side note- Pamela Margaux, importer, also happens to be Claude Thibaut’s wife! Bill invited me last week to peek in on the disgorgement process at Veritas Winery where Claude leases space for his rapidly expanding venture. Locally, Claude also teaches classes about making of sparkling wines at Piedmont Virginia Community College. In order to really appreciate a bottle of champagne style wine in might be fun to take these classes and learn more about what and how long it takes to turn out a really good “bubbly”. I wish I had taken the class prior to observing the assembly line of transferring the bottles after “riddling” and then “disgorging” but I received a very nice introduction to the process beginning with a glass of sparkling wine.", null, "The first step after rotating the bottles is removing the caps that are used in the first stages of fermentation. These caps look like generic beer bottle caps and not very romantic looking compared to the final wire twisted champagne cork one usually associates with sparkling wines.", null, "Bill and Claude explained further the process of freezing the lees and then popping out the frozen yeasty mass in the neck of the bottle.", null, "The bottle than moves on to dosage where a small amount of wine or liquor is added to offset the inherent dryness of the wine. At this point, the dryness or sweetness is determined by the winemaker. The following table explains the adjectives you see on the label.", null, "After the dosage step, the bottle is handed off to be corked and wired. Bill is working at the helm of the corking machine above. Finally, the bottle is washed and shaken about 5 times and then is allowed to rest for about 2 months or so…and then we have, voila, sparkling wine!\n\nLast weekend we were spoiled rotten at Bill and Joyce Sykes lovely home with a divine dinner and paired with Thibaut Janisson sparkling wine. What a treat!", null, "At the top of T-J line is the Cuvée D’état Blanc De Blancs 2008, my personal favorite, extra brut and recently featured at the Persian New Year Celebration at The Beard House in New York City!\n\nFizz is a smooth, low-acid pour that works well with food and is easy to sip. Unlike -ultra-carbonated Champagne, Fizz is an effervescent, Crémant-style wine with a slightly sweeter taste than a brut. With its contemporary label and at approximately $25 a bottle is a nice addition for Easter Brunch. I saw a recipe for an asparagus, fontina fritatta that would pair nicely. It also mixes well for Mimosas!\n\nThe bottle you’ll find most often served is the Blanc de Chardonnay, made of 100% Chardonnay from the Monticello Appellation, has vibrant aromas of ripe apples and pear; the taste is balanced, crisp and refreshing.\n\nFinal tasting note: You can’t go wrong by complementing your dining experience with a TJ sparkling wine, don’t save it for special celebrations, enjoy the fruits of the Virginia terroir and share it with friends often. Clink!\n\nSpecial thanks to Bill and Joce Sykes, Paulette Musselman and Claude Thibaut for a special evening." ]
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[ "Spending some time at El Questro had been on the bucket list for some time and although we had seen many reviews where people had claimed it to be too expensive or over rated, we are glad that we spend some time there.\n\nIs it more commercialised than it would have been 10, 15 or 20 years ago? Undoubtedly, especially given the family had sold out of the business and it was now owned by a corporation, but I don’t feel that this diminished our experience. With the excitement of a few water crossings on the way in, we stayed in an unpowered site and managed to find a shady site in amongst the free-for-all that was the unpowered section.\n\nWe were lucky to run into a few people we’d met along the Gibb River Road who were continuing through and caught up with the dramas and excitement that they’d had along the way. We also ran into Richard and Fiona again which was great as we weren’t expecting to see them and the girls had a great time catching up for a swim and playing.", null, "They were in their element playing with the many kids within the camp in the mud and the dirt and on their bikes and after saying farewell (again) to Richard, Fiona and the girls our first exploration was to Zebedee Springs, a thermal springs which were such an unexpected surprise in a scrubby, dry environment.", null, null, null, null, "And in the afternoon, we took a drive out to Branco Lookout going through an 8 minute water crossing which was 8 minutes because it was so rocky and slow going before heading up the hill to the lookout overlooking the Pentecost River. We also had a little view of the “Homestead” which is the $18,000 per night luxury accommodation, favoured by the likes of Hugh Jackman and Nicole Kidman.", null, null, "The next day, we tackled El Questro Gorge, which was a challenging, but shady and picturesque walk to a plunge pool. A couple that we’d met at the Zebedee Springs the day before started the walk at the same time and joined us the whole way, helping us with the girls along the way. For the more adventurous, the plunge pool was merely the middle rest point of a longer walk and people could climb up over the rocks and continue on for another km or so, but it was definitely out of our scope as you had to swim (not walk, but swim) and then climb up slippery rocks.\n\nSo, we spent a bit of time at the pool and the boys went for a swim and after a rest we started out trek back.", null, null, "We headed back to camp to chill out for the afternoon before doing a bit of packing before we headed off the next day.", null, null, "El Questro proved to be a relaxing stopover and our three days there were soon over. We packed up the van and left El Questro, stopping in at Emma Gorge on the way. We were not expecting how challenging this walk would be and we believe it is the hardest walk that we’ve completed. A constant trek of boulder hopping and picking a path it was slow going not to mention extremely hot, despite the fact that we got there just after 8am. The view at the end was beautiful of course, but the girls were wrecked by the end of the walk, so much so that I bought them a can of lemonade (which I had dangled like a carrot to get them to finish the walk – I’m not above bribery at all!). I was even happy to pay the $4.50 a can!", null, null, "It was a quiet trip to Kununurra where we stocked up on supplies including gas and groceries before making our way out to Lake Argyle!\n\nWould we recommend El Questro to people considering a trip there? Absolutely! The Springs and gorge walks were well worth it and the atmosphere around the park was vibrant with entertainment each night and a restaurant for those inclined. There were swimming holes nearby that the girls and Corey swam in each day and overall we had an awesome time.\n\nDo you use reviews to help you make your travel decisions? Is El Questro on your bucket list?" ]
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[ null, "President Trump tweeted late Saturday night his belief that the FBI was too busy investigating his campaign's alleged ties to Russia to act on a tip about the suspected gunman who killed 17 people at a Florida high school.\n\nSen. Tim Scott, R-South Carolina, says the reality is that they are \"two separate issues.\"\n\n\"I think we have to separate the issue, without any question,\" Scott told CBS News' \"Face the Nation\" on Sunday.\n\nMr. Trump tweeted Saturday night that he was \"very sad\" the FBI missed the possible warning signs about Florida shooting suspect Nikolas Cruz, claiming the bureau was \"spending too much time trying to prove Russian collusion.\" He also added \"there is no collusion\" and the FBI should \"get back to the basics and make us all proud!\"\n\n\"The first issue is, in fact, that the FBI missed an opportunity to weigh in heavily and perhaps prevent something from happening. That is a tragedy that should be investigated. I believe that oversight in the House and the Senate will do so,\" Scott said. \"A separate issue is how they spend their time, and whether or not the time is well spent on this Russian situation. I will tell you that from my perspective, that so many folks in the FBI are doing all that they can to keep us safe, the reality of it is that they are two separate issues.\"\n\nScott, who represents the district that suffered its own mass shooting back in 2015, says that he still stands for \"common sense\" gun control measures to address \"core components missing\" in the current background check system.\n\n\"We, the system, have not done the right job,\" said Scott, pointing to shortcomings in law enforcement's ability to prevent the Charleston and Texas church shootings.\n\n\"What we've seen in three major atrocities is that the system that was in place simply was not followed. So my focus is not on having or not having a gun debate. We're going to have that,\" said Scott. \"But the reality of it is that three incidents could have been avoided, prevented, if the system itself had worked.\"\n\nScott noted, however, that he was hopeful Congress would \"get something done this year\" with regard to bringing bipartisan gun legislation to the Senate floor.\n\n\"The reality of it is that we have a sense of urgency about getting this done. And I'm very hopeful that this is the time that we see this nation's leadership united to solve a problem that could've prevented atrocities,\" said Scott." ]
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[ "AllahPundit reported that at a town hall meeting today a questioner asked Senator McCain if he called his wife a c*nt.\n\nActually, he was the former Biden Campaign office manager.\nHis name is Marty Parrish.\nHere’s his picture–", null, "Well, actually he was a the Biden Campaign Office Manager.\nThat was before Smokin Joe got trounced.", null, "Gee… Do you think if this would have been a Republican operative sneaking into an Obama town hall event asking offensive questions it might get some press?\n\nHere’s the transcript from the town hall meeting:\n\nMarty Parrish: This question goes to mental health and mental health care. Previously, I’ve been married to a woman that was verbally abusive to me. Is it true that you called your wife a c*nt?\n\nMcCain: Now, now. You don’t want to… Um, you know that’s the great thing about town hall meetings, sir, but we really don’t, there’s people here who don’t respect that kind of language. So I’ll move on to the next questioner in the back.\n\nHere’s another photo of Marty Parrish:", null, "UPDATE: The Des Moines Register is completely fooled by Parrish and disclosed that Marty passed himself off as press to get into the event.\n\n–He signed in as a Huffington Post contributor and handed out Obama literature.\n\nOf course, the MSM is totally clueless of his extensive background in Democrat politics!\nThat’s your MSM at work.\n\n(This post was updated and bumped)\nTHERE ARE UPDATES TO THIS STORY HERE." ]
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[ "Bellingham's camp lasted longer than in some other cities, but eviction orders and police came on December 28. I think the occupation camps may have painted themselves into a corner where it looked like breaking camp would be akin to backing down. Unlike Egypt where people tried to keep occupying the square until Mubarak stepped down, changing USA culture is a longer process. The evolution of society keeps happening. Street protests in rainy weather will be hard to keep the momentum going, but come spring who knows.\n\nAlso, 2012 election is coming. While things in USA may not be that bad, like conditions in repressive Middle Eastern countries, the Republican House of Representatives, elected in 2010, is particularly bad. That election pushed things to the extreme, but this too shall pass if people vote.", null, "Bellingham's \"occupy camp\" is becoming like an alternative community. The city is allowing it to exist, so far. Here's a tent with solar power.", null, "Composting and recycling. In Bellingham, even some supermarkets do this.", null, "Of course there is a bike rack.\n\nI'm not in the tent city, but I toured it after the rally.", null, null, "After the October 28 rally, some Occupy Bellingham folks set up camp in Maritime Heritage Park. They may not be happy campers about the state of the economy, but hopefully they are happy campers about networking and doing other things that a camp out of social change minded people will do. Seems like some smiles on people's faces, at least the first day. So far, the city has been flexible and allowed them to remain even though camping is normally not permitted in city parks.\n\nThere are usually quite a few homeless people sleeping in various nooks and crannies of Maritime Heritage Park anyway. One person pointed out that having the camp out might provide some support for the already homeless around in the park. For instance someone has set up a porta potty. Regular restrooms in that park are usually closed at night, according to article in Bellingham Herald.\n\nFor several years, Seattle area has had some organized camps for the homeless.\n\n* several blog posts compiled into this one.\n\nOne of the \"demands\" being discussed in the Occupy Bellingham encampment is to make sure that Whatcom Transit Authority plans to give route 331 high priority for use of it's hybrid buses, when those buses become available to the fleet.\n\nSome folks might ask, what does that have to do with Occupy Wall Street?\n\nOne of the chants I hear in the marches goes; \"This is what democracy looks like.\"\n\nWhen the request, about the 331 bus route, came up at an Occupy Bellingham meeting, it got \"put on stack;\" so to speak, in the lingo of the occupy meetings. A small show of hands came up for \"ya\" and hardly any hands came up for \"nay.\"\n\nAfter dropping by the meeting, I Later went home and looked up where the 331 route goes. That route is kind of like an \"eclectic protest march in itself.\" From downtown, it meanders through the city to serve both the Barkley Village and Cordota areas.\n\nAccording to an article, I read, in Bellingham Herald, the WTA plans to use it's new hybrid buses on routes with a lot of \"stop and go.\" Hybrid vehicles are more advantageous for travel through city traffic than long distance highway application. The 331 seems to meet that criteria anyway; in my book at least.\n\nSo, what is the point of Occupy Wall Street? Aren't some of it's demands already resonating with common sense anyway? Aren't many of them already being met?\n\nSo far, the local police have allowed Occupy Bellingham's camp to remain in Maritime Heritage Park, as far as I know. I've only visited the camp twice with friends passing through. Noticed the hybrid bus suggestion on a list of proposals hanging from a wall made of plastic tarp.\n\nLooks like the local camp is fairly clean compared to some of what I've been reading about from the media, at least, in other cities. On another wall of plastic tarp was a sign that says, \"Drug Free Zone.\"\n\nI don't know if the occupy movement, by itself, is pivotal to the social evolution that this country is going through. The occupy movement has been successful in getting people to think about problems, like the vast discrepancy of wealth in society. I see the OWS as just another part of the larger process of social evolution that takes place in society.\nPosted by Theslowlane Robert Ashworth at 6:59 PM" ]
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[ null, "A Nigerian born lawyer, public servant, and administrator, Chinelo Anohu-Amazu, have revealed to whoever cares what it takes to be Forbes Woman Africa.\n\nIn a chat with the talented lawyer, she said she is a reform-oriented person who likes new inventions.\n\n“Am more reform-oriented. I like to start things that were not in existence. I get bored going to things that have already been said.”\n\nAccording to her, “The homemaker aspect of a woman’s life teaches me one thing and that’s to joggle and manage different things at the same time”\n\nSpeaking further she said, “I had to overcome several obstacles in my life journey to become the Director General and CEO of the National Pension Commission (PenCom) managing over N2 trillion in assets” she concluded.\nWatch Video:\nWhat it takes to be a patriarchal Forbes Woman Africa- Chinelo Anohu-Amazu was last modified: September 25th, 2017 by Arinze Ago" ]
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[ "Locast, the non-profit broadcast TV streaming service that's a legal target of major US broadcasters, has turned a corner of sorts, according to founder and chairman David Goodfriend.\n\nLocast, a service that launched in January 2018 and is now available in 25 US markets, has 1.7 million users nationwide. Locast also has enough paid donors in that group for the non-profit to attain operational sustainability, he said.", null, "Goodfriend also founder of Sports Fans Coalition NY, the nonprofit that started in 2017 that founded Locast.org.\n\n\"We are now able to pay all of our bills and we're able to pay those bills through user donations,\" Goodfriend explained. \"We're not staring down the barrel of bankruptcy and it's only because our donors are really signing up and committing and making monthly contributions … Something really big would have to change for us to no longer be a sustainable operation.\"\n\nLocast isn't saying how many of its 1.7 million registered users are making regular monthly donations but does acknowledge that the number is certainly below a majority of its overall user base.\n\nLocast, Goodfriend, added, has been following the example of public broadcasting. \"From what I understand, our penetration rate of users to donors is very similar to public broadcasting's ratio of viewers to donors,\" he said. \"That means we are on-par with other non-profits in the media space. We don't expect the majority of our users to become donors. Most of them don't.\"\n\nLocast was set up under the Copyright Act of 1976, which allows nonprofit translator services to rebroadcast local stations without receiving a copyright license from the broadcaster. As such, Locast's geo-fenced streaming service is available for free in its market areas, but urges registered users to donate (starting at $5 per month) to help fund the company's operations. Users that don't pay a voluntary donation see a brief ad every 15 minutes encouraging them to contribute. A similar ad appears whenever a viewer changes channels.", null, "Locast's app seeks individual donations starting at $5 per month, on up to $100 per year. Some one-off donors have set the stage for Locast to launch in smaller US markets such as Sioux Falls, South Dakota.\n\nThere's enough donors for Locast to remain a going concern and maintain what Goodfriend calls a \"barebones\" operation, plus the ability to extend Locast into additional markets.\n\nLocast's capital costs include leasing of real estate so Locast for the physical set-up, which typically includes a digital antenna on the roof, cabling down to the server room, with servers being the costliest component. Locast also pays content delivery network fees to deliver its streams, based on volume, and contractors, such as software developers and customer service reps, to keep Locast operational.\n\n\"The good news is we are really getting this down to a routine,\" Goodfriend said of market deployments. Notably, Locast works with couple of big data centers (Locast isn't identifying them) with facilities around the country that are ideal in the sense that they have roof space within range of local broadcast signals, rack space for servers, and access to power and connectivity.\n\nWhat Locast doesn't pay are legal bills linked to its fight with US broadcasters. Another non-profit group, the Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF), has swooped in to help.\n\n\"I was worried about that,\" Goodfriend said of the legal costs required to mount Locast's defense. \"They are representing us pro bono, so what could've been the most prohibitively large expenditure and expense is now zero.\"", null, "Locast's geo-fenced local TV streaming service is now in more than two dozen markets and has about 1.7 million registered users.\n\nGoodfriend isn't committing to specific expansion numbers heading into 2021, but expects a \"steady drumbeat\" of new market launches to continue if the current donation trends hold.\n\n\"The more support we get the faster and larger the number of new market launches,\" he said. \"There's no way for us to map that out without having some sense of whether people will continue to use the service and continue to donate. I think they will. I'm fairly bullish on our ability to continue our expansion tempo … If we have enough revenue, we'll launch as many markets as possible, as fast as possible.\"\n\nLocast is funding and plotting its expansion primarily through those monthly donations. While that has helped Locast launch in big cities, some one-off donors backers have helped Locast get its service up in smaller US cities such as Sioux Falls, South Dakota.\n\nAT&T donated $500,000 to Locast in 2019, but declined to follow that in 2020. Goodfriend likewise wonders if that original donation, which some took as a move by AT&T to gain leverage in retransmission talks with US broadcasters, played a big part in sparking the lawsuit.\n\nBullish on a court resolution\n\n\"In retrospect, it might've been more hassle than it was worth,\" Goodfriend said of the AT&T donation, noting that receiving donations from individual consumers presented a more organic path to economic sustainability. \"We burned through that [AT&T] money pretty quickly.\"\n\nEven as it continues to launch new markets and take on new users, Locast has been facing down a lawsuit lodged by the Big 4 US broadcasters – ABC, CBS, Fox and NBC – alleging that Locast's service violates copyright law by retransmitting signals without authorization.\n\nThe broadcasters have also claimed that Locast \"is not the Robin Hood of television\" but seeking \"decidedly commercial purposes.\" US broadcaster aggression against Locast follows their success in squashing two profit-focused, subscription-based services – Ivi Inc. in 2012 and Aereo in 2014 – that captured local broadcast TV signals and distributed them via the Internet to subscribers.\n\nLocast has called the broadcaster-led lawsuit \"objectively baseless\" and \"an unlawful sham,\" while also telling the court that some pay-TV providers identified as potential Locast donors ended up pulling back because of intimidation by broadcasters.\n\nThe discovery process has continued but a trial has not been set as the timing has been complicated by the pandemic. Goodfriend guesses the case could reach trial by mid-2021.\n\nThe broadcasters did not file for a preliminary injunction, so Locast has continued to run the service and reach new markets in the meantime. But Goodfriend is looking forward to resolution. \"I'd rather have a ruling from the court so that we can have some certainty ... I think we're going to win.\"\n\nGoodfriend also denies characterizations by broadcasters that he's out to feather his own nest with Locast.\n\n\"I have not taken any money out of this operation to pay myself. I have not made a dime,\" he said. \"What motivates me is doing something big and important and helpful to people, and that's what makes this such a great project.\"\n\nGoodfriend acknowledges he still has some connections to Dish, a company that has more than a few TV retransmission battles under its belt. But Goodfriend characterizes Dish as a \"small client\" in his law and lobbying practice. He did, at one point, ask Dish chairman Charlie Ergen if he, his company or his foundation would be willing to contribute to Locast. \"The answer was no, no and no,\" Goodfriend recalled.\n\n\"To me, the more doorways in the better,\" Goodfriend said. However, platforms such as Roku and Fire TV, rather than integrations on Dish and DirecTV receivers, are what's driving Locast usage, he added. \"These are places where total cord-cutters go.\"\n\nThough Altice USA CEO Dexter Goei has shared some words of encouragement about Locast, the bulk of Locast's support from the pay-TV world tends to come from much smaller operators.\n\n\"Why? They want to get the hell out of the video business altogether,\" he said. \"They are upside down on video because the programming costs are more than what they can generate in revenue.\"\n\nWhile a few small operators have backed out of pay-TV, others have deemphasized video and/or partner with OTT-TV providers to instead focus on their higher-margin broadband services.\n\nLocast has also received some support (occasionally in the form of access to a local receive facility) from some small, independent \"must-carry\" broadcasters that don't get retrans revenue and rely heavily on cable and satellite for viewership.\n\n\"As cord-cutting happens, they have very few ways to finding an audience online. We provide that,\" Goodfriend said. \"The small players love us; the big players hate us, and that's just the way I like it. The small players and the consumers are helped by Locast. Big media and big cable is not.\"\n\nHow video analytics can kickstart the edge opportunity for telcos\nTelco, media and entertainment, and training and certification\nKaizen Gaming modernizes service development with microservices on Red Hat OpenShift\nEvolving CDNs to keep pace with capacity, quality, and efficiency demands\nPreparing for the future of cable\nMore Blogs from CxO Spotlight\nVantiva CEO on life after the Technicolor separation and spin-out" ]
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[ null, "A retired person like my esteemed self is not supposed to be overwhelmed with what we once called ‘work’. But I am.\n\nIt’s not the house or yard or other personal projects. It’s the damn volunteer affiliations, where I regularly over-commit, not yet having learned the obvious lesson.\n\nAnd so I have my piles again, each demanding attention. There’s the newsletter for one board I’m on. And for that board, because I’m now able to remotely access the organization’s servers, I’m suddenly the go-to person for membership and other miscellaneous information as well.", null, "There’s the unfinished grant application for the beach trust where, even though I’m no longer a Trustee (term limited), I seem to have become an ‘advisor’. As such – lucky me! – I get to do a lot of what I did as a Trustee – at least the responsibility no longer rest with me.\n\nPlus the world out there offends me. And it sucks too. So there.\n\nOff the sand and back in the saddle", null, "Today, for the second time, I’m headed to a meeting of the local Democratic Club. I stepped away from active involvement after 2010 – mostly because I’d overbooked myself with volunteer commitments. But at the end of this year, I’ll be term limited off the board of an Endowment Trust after six years. Time enough I think. Now it’s back to politics. Local politics.\n\nSo I’m going to these little political meetings as a warm up for getting involved with the County Party in 2012. My personal target is the Florida legislature, an incompetent group entrusted with lawmaking by my fellow citizens.", null, "Why I live here\n\n. . . That Trust I’m leaving has been a central part of my life since I moved here and discovered that my 1950’s development owns a Gulf front beach. Access is by ferry or a two mile walk from the public beach (all beaches are public of course, but our ferry isn’t). Over the years the operating costs around the ferry operation and buildings and land had risen sharply. Everything was managed by a local civic association and they were ready to turn the beach over to the County to finance and manage.", null, "From ferry landing to beach\n\nThat’s when some of us got involved and created a legal entity, an Endowment Trust, to hold and manage these common properties for the future and for the use of the entire community. It took five years and there was plenty of resistance within the civic association, but we persisted. And it got done because we had some very talented people who led the effort. We managed some seed money which is now with a trust company and protects beach access for the future.", null, "It’s a special place – entirely natural, entirely untouched. No plumbing. No electric. No pavement. Just dunes and scrub and shells and sharks teeth. Gopher turtle abound as do shore birds. There are even shade trees. While other area beaches ‘renourish’ after almost every storm by dumping acres of sand transported from elsewhere, we are more patient. The beach shrinks sometimes. But it comes back always. Such are the ways of nature and the tides.\n\nMaybe I can arrange a beach party for local Democrats once I learn everyone’s name.", null, "Friend Elaine tells me there’s a t-shirt out there for retirees that says Stop me before I volunteer again. Certainly something to keep in mind for the future. But right now the stuff I do tends to be stuff I always did. I’m just doing more of it. (That being said – every friggin’ thing I get involved with seems to share a deadline date with every friggin’ other thing. Which is not fair!)\n\nThe latest project is a committee formed by the local LGBT group under the auspices of Equality Florida. A terrific group with a great goal – get our municipality to pass a Human Rights ordinance which will include gender language. For this one, I was approached by a friend who’s deeply involved and begged that I join – “You don’t have to do anything. Really. We just need a few straight people on this committee who know other people. Honest. That is all you have to do. Just be there.”\n\nBeing a tech savvy bunch, we do our business mostly on a Google group list serve which is very convenient. This morning, I have 16 emails from that list serve group. Now I’m thinking of going back to bed.\n\nLike Elaine said: Stop me before I volunteer again.\n\nPosted in Civics, Family and Friends\n\n. . . the blog takes a back seat – a way back seat. And so it’s been for a number of days now, as I climb out from under altogether too many obligations. There’s a tee shirt out there that says “stop me before I volunteer again” which is funny, but doesn’t ring true for me. My volunteer commitments involve ongoing responsibilities I have undertaken. To back off a bit would take some time. And I’m not even sure I want to back off; the last three weeks I got behind and am now in catch up mode. So once I get through the current to-do list, I’ll reevaluate. But till then, blogging will continue light.\n\nBut my personal schedule doesn’t stop the clock – today is in fact the 194th day of the ninth year of the War in Afghanistan." ]
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[ null, "A vast and unknown object is approaching Earth. It appears to destroy any starships in its way, and its ultimate intentions are a mystery. Admiral James T. Kirk (William Shatner) arranges to re-take command of his former ship the USS Enterprise and to investigate the mysterious entity and prevent it from destroying the planet. While doing so he is reunited with his former crew, including chief medical offer Dr Leonard “Bones” McCoy (DeForest Kelley) and the retired former commander Spock (Leonard Nimoy).\n\nIt is easy to look back on Star Trek: The Motion Picture and fail to appreciate what a big deal it must have been to its fans back in 1979. When Star Trek Beyond was released last year, it was the 13th feature film in the series, and part of a broad media empire that included six separate television series and a continuing wave of videogames, spin-off novels and merchandise. To an extent its fans today take Star Trek somewhat for granted. Back in 1979 there had been three years of an original television series, and a short-lived Saturday morning cartoon. Seeing the crew of the USS Enterprise back in action – and on the big screen, no less, was a pretty big deal.\n\nThere is an enormous weight of expectation that hangs over Star Trek: The Motion Picture. There is a kind of gravitas thrust upon it as a result, and to a large extent it kills the film. It is a comparatively humourless work, despite being adapted from what was a regularly light-hearted and playful sort of a show. The cast have largely become middle-aged and grumpy. They do not seem to talk to each other any more. The actors – William Shatner in particular – try to add a little spark of life to their interplay and exchange, but they are fighting against a ridiculously po-faced screenplay. Even the title – not Star Trek: The Movie but The Motion Picture – points to an overly portentous and unnecessarily serious work.\n\nNot only is the film too serious, it is also much too slow. In one notorious scene it takes Kirk and his engineering chief Scotty (James Doohan) more than five minutes of screen time to take a small shuttle to the USS Enterprise. The scene is clearly intended to inspire a sense of awe, but it is so long that after the fourth lingering model shot it simply inspires boredom. The only respite is watching Shatner struggle to find increasingly awed facial expressions over the course of the five-minute fly-by. All of the model sequences feel like this. It only really works once, which is in the film’s later scenes as the Enterprise descends further and further into bowels of a massive alien structure on its way to Earth. That gives a profound sense of scale. Other scenes give a profound sense of padding.\n\nThere is precious little plot, and while the core concept is a solid one it is far too slight to justify its running time. It is also taken pretty much wholesale from an original television episode, “The Changeling”, which the Enterprise discovered a different satellite once launched from Earth now returned with vastly expanded powers and intelligence. That version of the story was over and done in less than 50 minutes. The Motion Pictures takes more than twice as long. The bulk of the film seems taken up by strange irrelevances and extraneous details. Even worse, the story leaves the famous Enterprise crew to essentially act as spectators in someone else’s adventure. Much more happens to new characters Captain Will Decker (Stephen Collins) and navigator Lt Ilia (Persis Khambatta) than to any of the fan favourites. Some of the TV characters – Sulu (George Takei), Chekov (Walter Koenig) and Uhura (Nichelle Nichols) – barely scrape by with cameos.\n\nThere is admittedly some nice visual imagery to the film, and an occasional moment of proper wonder, but it is all stretched out interminably. Pent-up demand brought Star Trek: The Motion Picture its audience, and it is only via a canny rethink and a significant budget cut that Paramount let the franchise continue. It is a decision for which we can all be thankful: without that vision for a better sequel, Star Trek: The Motion Picture could have honestly killed the franchise stone-dead." ]
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Her body of work has been exhibited widely and most recently includes stories illuminating topics such as: non-combat deaths within Armenia's military, life on the front lines in Nagorno-Karabakh, refugee life along the Azerbaijani border, AIDS and drug-resistant tuberculosis among the Zulu people in South Africa, “How We Live” a photography installation, book and film documenting poverty in Armenia, “Not Here” a project focusing on labor migration from Armenia to Los Angeles, and, “Zenne Dancer” a feature film in Turkey about the honor killing of a gay man by his father (for which she served as the still photographer). Anjargolian graduated summa cum laude from the University of California Los Angeles with a degree in Political Science/Public Policy, and then went on to law school, receiving her law degree from the University of California Berkeley.SB. In your recent work, \"An Absent Presence,\" you have been witnessing and documenting the challenges of non-combat fatalities in the Armenian military today. What did you discover?SA. I have been documenting social justice issues in the former Soviet republic of Armenia for years, and the topic of human rights abuses in the military was one of the most difficult I have tackled. Not only are the activities of the military shrouded in secrecy under the guise of “national security,” but I discovered that the entire system in all sectors and at all levels - including the investigators, the medical examiners, and the courts - is set up to conspire against the truth.", null, "SB. Human rights groups believe that many reported suicides in the Armenian army are really homicides involving complicit army officers tampering with evidence and covering up these crimes. Is this the case?SA. Yes, human rights organizations estimate the number of non-combat deaths since Armenia’s armed forces were established to be between 1500 and 3000 - although the facts of each case are deliberately convoluted. Most of the time, we don’t actually know what happened. Usually “something” triggers a situation where a soldier ends up dead - sometimes the situation is triggered by a commander who loses control, sometimes it involves a group of soldiers hazing one soldier, and sometimes a soldier witnesses illegal activity (like a narcotics trade as in the case of Valery Muradyan or the stealing of fuel as in the case of Arthur Ghazaryan) - and it seems that their witnessing of these crimes leads to their death, and a fake suicide is staged to cover up the murder.SB. How did you learn about these issues in the Armenian military and why did you decide to start working on this project?SA. I photographed a series of protests two years ago in Armenia’s capital Yerevan involving families of soldiers who had died in non-combat situations and who were demanding that the military and government uncover what had happened to their sons. I wanted to know more about this situation and began working on the project.SB. Was it difficult to enter and photograph inside one of the most secretive institution in Armenia?SA. Photographing on the frontlines and military bases was not the most difficult part - what is difficult is finding out the truth of what happened in these cases. The military and legal system is set up such that facts in these cases are buried in years of incompetent investigations, layers of corruption, and a complete lack of motivation in uncovering the truth.", null, "SB. The story you showed for first time in the \"mOther Armenia\" exhibit has two sides: the military that wants to present itself as a strong, disciplined defender of the nation and the families who lost sons to suspicious, non-combat deaths and question the discipline and integrity of the military: Where does the truth lie?SA. That is precisely the question I am asking through this work - how can these two realities exist next to one another? I would like for the viewers of this work to answer that question for themselves. The work is being shown at the Center for Contemporary Experimental Art (NPAK) in Yerevan through August 17.", null, "SB. How did the parents of the lost soldiers respond to your interest in telling their sons' stories?SA. Generally very responsive. Since the military and legal system has not provided a credible forum through which these families can seek redress, they are more than willing to seek alternative channels, such as the court of public opinion, to tell their sons’ stories.", null, "SB. Is there a story you heard that still haunts you?SA. What haunts me are the photographs the families shared with me of the way their sons were found at the scene of the incident - one hanging from a metal pipe, the other with a Kalashnikov in his mouth, the other with a bruised body - I looked at these images for only a day - these families live with these photographs, study them in detail day-after-day, trying to figure out what happened to their children. But what haunts me even more is the feeling in my stomach when I leave the families homes, or when I leave the frontlines - that sinking feeling of not being able to “change” anything.", null, null, "SB. It is an act of bravery to try to uncover what lies behind the deaths of soldiers that happened under mysterious and violent circumstances, sometimes even involving drug trafficking. Do you worry about your own security?SA. There are moments when I think about whether or not I should be afraid, but mostly I am so focused on the story and making sure the work is true to the essence of the situation that I don’t have much time to worry about it. Not telling this story is not an option.SB. How has the public in Armenia responded to your work?SA. Very positive and supportive so far. In conjunction with the Open Society Foundation office in Yerevan (which also funded the project) we are planning a panel discussion on the topic.SB. Do you think your work will prod the Armenian military to be more open about non-combatant deaths and help the families of lost soldiers find answers to their questions?SA. It is always difficult to define if and how social justice reportage will influence the situation it seeks to portray and illuminate. I define success as being involved in the process of change even if I personally do not see the final result.", null, "Conscripts at the Yeghnikner military base in Nagorno-Karabakh" ]
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[ null, "As consumers continue to search for those opportunities to replicate lost moments, from block parties and concerts to sports events, some brands are trying to help create unforgettable moments online.\n\nThe NCAA basketball tournament is popular cultural mainstay in American culture, sweeping offices and college campuses with bracket mania. It was a sign of the times last year when the tournament was cancelled due to COVID-19, and this year’s competition has been a welcome distraction for many.\n\nBut the experience is still a far cry form the usual fan experience of packed gymnasiums with raucous fans rooting on their favorite schools and squads. Some fans have been allowed to attend this year’s games, but limited attendance has been unable to fully recapture the magic of March Madness. However, some brands are trying to remedy that missing link by offering digital experiences that engage fans watching the games from home.\n\nOne such brand, Unilever subsidiary Degree, is looking to get fans to share their best dance moves on social media for a contest—inspired by the dance cams shown on jumbotrons during games. It’s an opportunity to capture some of the pent-up enthusiasm for a return to normal as fans try to take in the return of the annual basketball tournament.\n\n“This is the first time fans will be watching March Madness in two years!” says Dawn Hedgepath, general manager for deodorants at Unilever. “Because Degree is committed to inspiring confidence in everyone to move more (especially now since 38% of Americans have been moving less than before the pandemic), we thought turning to user-generated content would be a fun way to encourage fans to #KeepMoving and recreate the tradition at home.”\n\nHow will the brand get users to submit their best Insta-ready creations?\n\n“We’re asking fans to submit a video to Twitter or Instagram using #KeepMoving, and our community management team will be keeping an eye out for the best,” says Hedgepath. “I think we’re going to see a lot of creative signature moves, especially knowing four winners will get the chance to show off their dance on-air during the Final Four on Saturday, March 3.”\n\nAnd for a little star power, the team worked with Kenny “the Jet” Smith (and other yet-to-be-announced partners) to get the ball rolling. Smith created his own Dance Cam video to help inspire fans to submit their moves.\n\nAnd there’s plenty of swag for participants to win, apart from the chance to strut their stuff for the Final Four audience.\n\n“Fans who submit a video, but don’t make it on-air, still have the chance to win a ton of fun giveaway items, including signed Kevin Durant jerseys and other fitness/tech prizes,” says Hedgepath. “Kevin Durant is a long-time partner of Degree, and we’re excited to incentivize our fans with signed swag from him to #KeepMoving.”\n\nIt’s a reminder that developing long-term relationships with influencers is crucial when looking to tap those figures for a brand push later down the road.\n\nThe team chose to focus on Twitter and Instagram, rather than TikTok, Snapchat or other platforms, because those forums are where March Madness is already a thriving topic.\n\n“Those platforms already feature the majority of March Madness content through official highlights and fan chatter before, during and after games,” says Hedgepath. “These two platforms are the second screen destinations where our Degree target and the March Madness fans goes to for additional fandom content.”\n\nAnd the team went a step farther to ensure a seamless viewer experience with a live “in-broadcast integration” with the performance of its Dance Cam contest winners to bolster engagement with the live event.\n\nOf course, this activation for the Final Four doesn’t come without risks.\n\n“This is the first time a brand has leveraged user-generated content in a live Final Four broadcast, so we need to ensure all production and social media community management teams are in sync with content, while also ensuring our brand message of ‘inspiring the confidence in everyone to move more’ comes through via our fans,” says Hedgepath.\n\nTo track the success of the effort, the team will closely be watching how many submissions they get for the contest and how their hashtag (#KeepMoving) performs on social media platforms throughout the tournament.\n\n“Our main goal is to get as many March Madness fans as we can to #KeepMoving at home,” says Hedgepath. “The more entries, equates to more movement, which is a win for the brand!”\n\nFor Hedgepath, the campaign so far has been a reminder that consumers are craving ways to keep traditions alive, even as some parts of annual events like the NCAA tournament might look different.\n\n“I’d also encourage brands that are looking to use user-generated content in its marketing to give the fans the freedom to be creative with the content,” she says. “We’re looking forward to seeing people bring their personality to their submissions and hope that encourages even more people to get involved.”", null ]
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[ "They may then be asked to improvise scenes related to texts they have read. When a Princeton professor named Andrew Wiles finally proved this puzzling theorem in he became that rarest of species, a mathematician who captured the public's imagination.\n\nScreenwriting is a serious business. How to write a play - Decide on a beginning point Let's say our play is about Prince Charming's extramarital affair. Use the font Courier in point. A scene is prefaced with a heading that indicates whether the scene is internal or external, where the scene takes place, and the time of day — in that order.\n\nHow play scripts are used in primary school Children start using drama in the Foundation Stagewhere they may be asked to imagine roles and experiences and act these out. Plays are mainly people talking, and doing things.\n\nThey are taught how to set out a play script using the features shown above. What do you think their names might be.\n\nWhat might they say to each other. Many months later, while sitting in his office, still studying that fatal error, he suddenly saw it.\n\nThere needs to be something happening in each scene. Immaculate Misconception Carl Djerassi comes to playwriting as a man of science whose aim is to make science comprehensible and compelling for the layman. Identify features and conventions of written dialogue and model how to write dialogue.\n\nIn the case of playwriting, you should not only read plays, but also see them in performance.", null, "He's used the same edgy structure of fast-paced viewpoint switches and upped the number of actors from two to four. Keeping the beat — If you want your character to pause between sentences or phrases, type in the word \"beat\" like you would a regular parenthetical.\n\nClick here for a complete list of CWN pages on how to write a play or screenplay. Two lines underneath that, type your name, also centered. Second, enter screenwriting contests and competitions. Science fiction is a type of narrative. Who is your play about. This shows that while she is getting up and looking out of the window, she is still talking.\n\nThe men run up the stairs. Click here to keep reading about how to write a play. It's harder to flash back like that in a play. Another good strategy is people-watching. Learning more step 15 Step When setting a story, it's good to consider it in detail.\n\nIt may be divided into acts which are then divided into scenes. It is noted for having numerous script templates. A television screenplay needs to be aware of commercial breaks and thus prepare the audience to return after the break.\n\nFollowing modelling of writing a playscript on a familiar story, the children continue to write and perform subsequent scenes referring to the class list of text type features. Find the middle of the page, vertically and horizontally.\n\nlesson 3: writing news This lesson, the third in a series of six, explains the art of writing clearly, concisely and correctly. We also have a pick and mix section where teachers can pick out resources to create bespoke lessons for their pupils. Play Games; Mind Games; Writing a screenplay.", null, "Download When we’re writing a screenplay, we use what is called the literary present tense. That means that we write as though whatever is happening in the scene is happening right now.\n\nit will never have what it takes to make a real movie if it’s not turned into a script. Read, watch. Blank play script planning sheet. The Share My Lesson English Language Arts Team has brought together a diverse range of free teaching resources for you to use in your classroom.\n\nFeedback on the play \"1 Act Play on Bullying\" The play's concept is a common one, which has been addressed by other authors. It uses a lot of tropes such as bullying jocks, the understanding female, and the suicidal ideation that accompanies being bullied. Farm-linked activities for KS2 English Jump to resources.\n\nRe-write a section of the story as a play script, using evidence from the text to create the appropriate farm setting. Farm-linked activities for KS2 Science. FarmSafe for schools. Involving children in risk on farms. Use this activity sheet to plan a playscript – decide on a theme/setting to give structure to the task.", null, "Use this activity sheet to plan a playscript &#; decide on a theme/setting to give structure to the task." ]
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[ null, "Super hero comic books and movies abound these days. One such famous comic is called the X-men.\n\nAccording to the comics, the X-Men are people with special abilities and powers. They were humans with a genetic trait called an X-gene, resulting in mutation and allowing them to develop super human powers. Before they became X-Men, they were ordinary people. But after, they became new people and received special powers. In a sense, they are now “ex-men”, because they are no longer the old people they used to be.\n\nPaul says something similar about us. He wrote:\n\n“This means that anyone who belongs to Christ has become a new person. The old life is gone; a new life has begun!” (2 Corinthians 5:17, New Living Translation).\n\n“But to all who believed him and accepted him, he gave them the power to become children of God” (John 1:12).\n\n“But you will receive power when the Holy Spirit comes upon you” (Acts 1:8).\n\nIsn’t this cool? When you belong to Jesus, you are a new person and you are gifted. X-Men are not fiction. They are real. You are the real X-Man or X-Woman of God. True X-Men are people who have trusted Jesus to save them. When they did, they became new people and God gave them special powers.\n\nCould it be possible that comic book authors borrowed a deep spiritual truth from the Bible when they created X-men and other super hero genres? Perhaps.\n\nNotice some of the powers these fictional characters have. They are similar to the spiritual abilities God has given His people.\n\nProfessor X: He is the founder of X-Men and one of his abilities is to be able to sense the presence of other X-men.\n\nDid you know that God says when we become Christians, he will help us become more sensitive to others? With God’s help, James says we will be able to do powerful things like loving our neighbours as ourselves (James 2:8).\n\nStorm: She can fly by riding through wind currents.\n\nIsaiah says God’s people “will find new strength. They will fly high on wings like eagles” (Isaiah 40:31). When Christians face trials, troubles and temptations, God gives us peace and strength to fly above and through those circumstances.\n\nWolverine: He has the ability to endure and recover quickly.\n\nPaul says, no matter what life may throw at Christians, God will help us to keep getting up and moving forward because he has promised to “keep you firm to the end” (1 Corinthians 1:8).\n\nMatch: He is basically a human torch.\n\nWhen we are in Christ, we become a human torch with that light (Jesus himself) shining in our hearts. Jesus said “I am the light of the world…you will have the light that leads to life” (John 8:12).\n\nWind Dancer: She moves with the power of the wind..\n\nThe Bible says God’s people are led by the Spirit or “wind” of God (John 3:8). When the Spirit leads us, we will have grow in gifts and fruits of the Spirit.\n\nCipher: One of her abilities is to make herself invisible.\n\nPaul says our life is invisible now, “For your real life is hidden with Christ in God” (Colossians 3:3). When the devil, your accuser comes looking for you, he can’t accuse you any longer. It’s almost like we are invisible to Satan because he no longer has any power over us. Instead, your life is hidden and clothed with Christ’s righteousness and perfection.\n\nThe power of God in you\n\nSometimes we don’t fully understand what happened to us when God chose us and we gave our hearts to Jesus. The Bible says when we accepted Jesus, He accepted us. Here’s a few more amazing things that have happened to you if you’ve given your life to Christ:\n\nIf you’re a follower of Jesus, you have more power than any superhero.\n\nDo you belong to Jesus? If you do, you are a new person, and you are empowered. You are an X-Man or X-Woman of God. And nothing could be better than that!" ]
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[ null, "As I’m sure you’ve been able to tell; I love coming-of-age movies. Well, I love movies in general – but I find myself really enjoying movies like these. I think there’s something important about finding one’s place in the world; or even if it just means gaining confidence and growing as a person. The latest movie to the coming-of-age summer movie cannon is “The Way Way Back” helmed by Nat Faxon and Jim Rash.\n\nNow, it may seem like I’ve seen Faxon through an unfair eye, mostly because I’ve said “who is surprisingly an Oscar winner” time and time again. Is it unfair that I was surprised to hear he has won an Oscar? I don’t think so. If one only looked at his on-screen filmography prior to this, he’s been in such mediocre hits as “Slackers,” “Club Dread,” “Beerfest,” “Bad Teacher” and “The Slammin’ Salmon.” Now, I don’t think any of those scream, or even whisper, Oscar contenders. He just doesn’t seem like he’d be pinned as an Oscar winner. (By the way, both he and Rash have won their Oscars for co-writing “The Descendants.”)\n\nBoth have definitely made a splash in the writing department, and this is no different. They’ve grown from being That One Guy Who Shows Up in the Broken Lizard Movies and the Dean on “Community,” to real above-average filmmakers that I love (but it’s not as if I didn’t like them before). I guess you could say, in my eyes, they’ve come of age in terms of their careers.\n\nThe story concerns Duncan (Liam James), a fourteen year-old boy who is dragged to a summer vacation spot with his mother (Toni Collette) and her over-bearing boyfriend Trent (Steve Carell). Duncan has a rough time fitting in, but he finds a friend in the manager, Owen (Sam Rockwell) of the Water Wizz water park.\n\nFaxon and Rash design the film like experts. As soon as we’re introduced to the characters, they’re either instantly likeable, or you’ll just as instantly get a bad feeling about them. The only character one will get a sudden bad feeling about is Trent, portrayed by Carell. That’s his purpose. He’s the sort-of character that will be a total dick just because he can. When crappy situations happen, his mindset is to simply forget about them the next day. Carell plays the character well. Take Carell’s Burt Wonderstone and subtract the obnoxious way about him; replace it with the everyday soon-to-be stepfather, and you have the biggest dick in the movie, Trent. He plays a major role in stalling Duncan’s confidence.\n\nToni Collette’s Pam (Duncan’s mom) is usually likeable. Like most of the adults in the film, they take their kids along with them to this vacation spot. As one character puts it, “it’s Spring Break for adults.” This expresses the selfishness of many adults in the film (save the workers at Water Wizz, but more on that later). They’ll party and have a good time, but they won’t bother to include the children. That is very much the case with Allison Janney’s eccentric performance of Betty, mother of Susanna (AnnaSophia Robb), and Peter (River Alexander), where she constantly points out his horrible case of lazy eye. The actress is hard not to love, even when she’s criticizing a character. It’s the way some mothers do, and it’s downright hilarious for the audience.\n\nOf course, there is Duncan. The hero of the film. He has a difficult time feeling he belongs. He’s awkward and shy, which it seems many can be at the age of fourteen. (Like I was.) But he grows as a person throughout the film and it’s a treat to watch. We get to see the good, the bad and the ugly of adolescence through his eyes, and just like the tagline states, “we’ve all been there.” The ugly is, of course, his stepfather. He’s also the bad. The good is Water Wizz water park and Susanna. (A potential love interest of Duncan’s, and she’s older, to boot!)\n\nHe meets Rockwell’s Owen, a person who teaches him that it’ll get better and makes him feel welcome. He offers him a job at Water Wizz, and he slowly gets Duncan out of his shell. Owen is the type of person that can make anyone feel welcome. He jokes about everything. He’s the type of person everybody knows. He could be your uncle (my Uncle Danny in my case), a father or a best friend. Sometimes his constant jokery gets in the way of personal interests (mainly Maya Rudolph’s character), but he’s the type of shoulder everybody needs at some point in their lives.\n\n“The Way Way Back” might not pack the largest emotional punch. It didn’t make me cry, though I was close. Perhaps I wasn’t in the crying mood? Compared to the other coming-of-age movies so far this year, there’s more of a punch than “The Kings of Summer,” but less than “Mud.” More than a few scenes in the film pull at the heartstrings, and this is an uplifting and well-acted tale. It’s entertaining, hilarious and very enjoyable, if a little light-hearted at times.\n\nLiam James may not be the strongest performer out of the bunch (who could be against Rockwell, Carell, Collette, Janney, Robb, Rob Corddry and Amanda Peet?!), but he has a timid charm about him. He shows promise, especially because his eyes are super expressive. I’ve always been attracted to Robb’s delicate kindness about her, and the characters she portrays. I want to see more of her.\n\nRash and Faxon show up in supporting turns as employees at the Water Wizz water park. Jim Rash plays a hilarious germaphobe named Lewis; Faxon is another employee named Roddy, master of the holding technique where he asks hot girls to wait to use the slide. These two truly understand what being a teen is like, because, like everyone else, they’ve been there. Faxon and Rash, and Stephen Chbosky (author, writer/director of “The Perks of Being a Wallflower”), may be their generation’s John Hughes. We’ll see in time.\n\nOne last thing. There is a concept of going your own way in this film. Characters are taught to not follow patterns and to choose their own path. There’s a point where characters (minor and major) are trying to pass each other in a water slide. Perhaps this is only boys will be boys tom-foolery. Maybe it’s about doing things differently, not following the norm, and making your own path. I’m not certain; it’s ambiguous and that’s the purpose. I am sure, though, that Faxon and Rash have penned a smart coming-of-age dramedy." ]
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[ null, null, "Reserved Table Seating\nGet access to a seat at one of our bar-height tables. Includes access to food menu and personal waitor/waitress. Tables seat two people and tickets must be bought as a pair. Only 12 tables available. Includes entry to show.\n\nSaints & Liars is a Vermont-based Americana band who has been blending their own variants of honky tonk, folk, bluegrass, and rock n roll since 2012. Having remained a live performance driven group for almost a decade, the band inevitably found themselves in the studio in late 2020, to record their very first professional release, ‘These Times’.\n\nSaints & Liars\nSaints & Liars is a five-piece Americana band from Southern Vermont, blending their own variants of Country, Folk, Bluegrass, and Rock n Roll. Known as “Vermont’s Roadhouse Roots Band”, having thrived in such venues throughout New England since 2012, the group is blessed to have found themselves on festival stages like WinterWonderGrass and Eastbound Throwdown over the years.\nTyler-James Kelly\nRelated Events", null, null, null ]
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[ null, "Cummins all class with ball but Kolkata fall short\n\nPat Cummins took three wickets for Kolkata but they came too late to stop Delhi Capitals from easing to a seven-wicket win, while returning Nathan Coulter-Nile enjoyed a win with Mumbai\n\nPat Cummins bowled impressively again but it proved too little too late for the Australian paceman's Kolkata Knight Riders outfit in the Indian Premier League as they lost by seven wickets to Prithvi Shaw-inspired Delhi Capitals in Ahmedabad.\n\nEarlier on Thursday in New Delhi, reigning champions Mumbai Indians were also rewarded with a seven-wicket victory over Rajasthan Royals, thanks to fine bowling from Jasprit Bumrah and a match-winning knock from Quinton de Kock.\n\nDelhi's clinical win lifted them to 10 points to share lead at the top of the table with Chennai Super Kings and Royal Challengers Bangalore, but Kolkata will rue not having thrown the ball to Cummins earlier in their match.\n\nOpening batsman Shaw's six fours off paceman Shivam Mavi's opening over of the run-chase helped Delhi cruise to 3-156 in 16.3 overs as the right-hander went on to make a blistering 82 off 41 balls.\n\nBy the time captain Eoin Morgan turned towards the experience of Cummins in the sixth over, Shaw and Shikhar Dhawan had already piled 66 runs in five overs and taken the game well beyond Kolkata, who had made 6-154 largely off the back of a brisk, unbeaten 45 from Andre Russell.\n\nCummins went on to pick up 3-24, but not before Shaw and Dhawan had put on 132 for the first wicket – their second century stand in this season's IPL.\n\nCummins also trapped Dhawan lbw off a low full toss and then dismissed Shaw and captain Rishabh Pant in his last over.\n\nShaw hit 11 fours and three sixes before he spliced a catch at point while Pant holed out at long-on boundary while going for a winning boundary.\n\nMarcus Stoinis was given just the one over for Delhi, the 10th, and took 1-7 but did not bowl again, while Steve Smith had a quiet night and was not required to bat, but did take two safe catches in the deep.\n\nIn New Delhi, Nathan Coulter-Nile went wicketless with a return of 0-35 in his first game of the season, and had a catch dropped off his bowling, while bowling a batsman off a free hit in an eventful final over.\n\nFast bowler Bumrah (1-15) was brilliant with both the new and old ball to help restrict Rajasthan to 4-171 after Mumbai skipper Rohit Sharma won the toss and elected to field.\n\nChris Morris, Rajasthan's multi-million dollar signing, picked up 2-33, but de Kock, with an unbeaten 70, was always in control as he steered Mumbai to 3-172 with nine balls to spare.\n\nThe South African, who had struggled for runs in the first leg of the tournament in Chennai, finally found his form as he smashed a 15th IPL half-century that featured six fours and two sixes.\n\nKrunal Pandya (39) had added 63 with de Kock for the third-wicket before he was bowled by Mustafizur Rahman in the 17th over.\n\nBut de Kock sealed the game with two boundaries against the Bangladesh left-arm fast bowler in the penultimate over.\n\nEarlier, Jos Buttler had posted 41 off 32 balls and given Rajasthan a platform, but Trent Boult clean bowled captain Sanju Samson (42) in the 18th over before Bumrah had Shivam Dube (35) caught off his own bowling off a low full toss." ]
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[ "Ray Allen Shows He Is Still Far From Damaged Goods in Heat's Victory Over Celtics - NESN.com Skip to content", null, "As soon as Ray Allen agreed to sign with the Miami Heat, the\nmost fervent Celtics supporters began their over-rationalizing. The Celtics\nwere better off without him, they said, and he was not even capable of\ncontributing much to the team anymore, anyway. The loss of Allen was made out\nto be some sort of addition by subtraction.\n\nThat was not true at the time, of course. Jason Terry was on\nboard when Allen reportedly agreed to his two-year deal with the Heat in July,\nbut Terry is a notch below Allen as a player both right now and over the course\nof their illustrious careers. The eventual additions of Courtney Lee and\nLeandro Barbosa may have made the Celtics deeper and more versatile at the\noff-guard position, but that is the benefit of hindsight. Losing Allen immediately\nmade the Celtics worse while making an Eastern Conference rival better.\n\nAllen reminded the Celtics that he is not quite done with a\nvintage performance in helping his new team, the Heat, beat his old team, the\nCeltics, in a defense-optional track meet on Tuesday. Playing more than 30\nminutes, Allen scored 19 points on 5-for-7 shooting to bury Boston 120-107.\n\nThe most egregious mistake was made by the player who nominally\nreplaced Allen, and it came within a minute of both players checking in for\ntheir new teams for the first time.\n\nAs Miami point guard Norris Cole dribbled along the\nbaseline, he was momentarily trapped by Celtics defenders. But Terry, guarding\nAllen, inexplicably took his eye off the most accomplished 3-point shooter in\nNBA history, who slid behind Terry and into the corner, directly into Cole's\nline of sight. Cole passed to Allen and Allen fired a shot, slightly fading to\nthe left, as Celtics fans watched him do hundreds of times over the last five\nyears. Of course, it went in.\n\n\"He was terrific,\" Celtics coach Doc Rivers said\nof Allen. \"He made shots, he went right all game and we allowed him. But\nhe made a lot of shots. You can live with LeBron [James] and [Dwyane] Wade\nmaking jump shots, but the first play Ray was on the floor, we leave him by\nhimself in a corner. You would think we would know better.\"\n\nThe Celtics probably did know better, but so did the Lakers,\nCavaliers, Magic and others over the years. Allen's ability to get the shot he\nwanted, no matter the defense's intentions, helped deliver a 17th championship\nbanner to Boston in 2008.\n\nLast season was an injury-riddled year for Allen. He shot a\ncareer-best 45 percent from long distance but bone fragments in both ankles\nlimited him to 46 games and his production tapered off as the pain intensified\nin the playoffs. He looked finished, but anybody who remembered how he bounced\nback from his last major ankle surgery in 2007 and saw the way he obsessively\ntrained to get back on the court last season knew better.\n\nAllen appeared far from finished on Tuesday. Hate him if you\nwant. Boo him if that makes you feel better. But do not act like the future\nHall of Famer guard had nothing left. He has plenty left. He just happens to be\nexpending it for a different team.\n\nLeandro Barbosa Shines, LeBron James Gets His Ring and Other Impressions From Celtics’ Loss to Heat\n\nReport: Tim Tebow Could Be Traded to Jaguars From Jets Before Thursday’s Trade Deadline" ]
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[ "Euro unloved but not badly battered", null, "WITH Euro area growth coming in on the weaker end and core inflation still stuck at 1%, economic stimulus is clearly needed. The European Central Bank (ECB) is set to deliver an easing package that could include a rate cut with an associated mitigating mechanism, perhaps a restarting of quantitative easing (QE) and extra forward guidance.\n\nThe muted EUR downtrend is in contrast to the run-up to the previous ECB meeting, which saw the EUR’s sharp depreciation between August 2014 and the onset of the ECB’s QE in January 2015.\n\nEasing by major central banks including the Fed has made it difficult for the EUR to weaken meaningfully in recent months, unlike in 2015 when the ECB and Fed were headed in different directions, and the latter had already ceased QE and was edging closer to a rate hike.\n\nIt is also difficult to drive the EUR weaker amid risks of a not dovish enough ECB. It is possible that ECB president Mario Draghi would be looking to do just enough before his term ends in October to avoid disappointing, rather than outdoing expectations of easing while leaving any major monetary policy innovation to his successor Christine Lagarde.\n\nHowever, the uncomfortable reality is that there is little room to cut interest rates much further, and in this regard the ECB is starting to resemble the Bank of Japan in facing greater limits to monetary policy easing.\n\nThe Fed still has some room to cut before the rate hits zero but the ECB has no such luxury as the policy rate (-0.4%) is already negative. It is also difficult to see how much lower the yields of long-dated bonds could dip below their current levels. A quarter of all government bonds globally and over half in Europe have negative yields.\n\nMoreover, cutting interest rates deeper into negative territory could add to worries that monetary policy may do more harm than good given the potentially unpleasant side effects, which range from worsening inequality to adverse consequences for savers and banks’ profitability.\n\nThis comes at a time when incoming ECB president Lagarde has emphasized the cost/benefit analysis of monetary easing and the importance of fiscal stimulus, and all eyes are on whether Germany would turn on the fiscal taps. The German Finance Minister has confirmed a 1.5% GDP in fiscal space even though the plans so far don't seem geared at near-term demand management.\n\nShifting policy mix to rely more on fiscal stimulus in cushioning downside European growth risks has the advantage of defusing US President Trump’s protectionist threats against Europe. Trump has been openly critical of Draghi’s plan to provide monetary stimulus, which could trigger possible retaliation from the Trump administration if easing by the ECB causes the EUR to decline significantly.\n\nWill the Eurozone policy mix change? This is an important question for the EUR given that prospects for fiscal easing may increasingly determine its fate. Unfortunately, although we are seeing some modest loosening of the fiscal purse strings, the political willpower for fiscal stimulus is limited for now.\n\nSim Moh Siong is currency strategist at Bank of Singapore" ]
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[ null, "The year was 2015, and I was 7 years old. This was a few days before the move cross country to my new home in North Carolina. It was a few days before things started to change. One day, people came into our house and packed all of my stuff into boxes that were carried away. This was when the realization dawned on me. We would have to get everything we owned to move, and everything wouldn’t just be there. Then everything started to click. I would never see my friends again, never see my home again, and never see so much more of the place I grew up again. Dread started to fill my heart and my stomach started to turn. Then I thought of the good that could come from the move. I could get new friends, I could live in a larger house, I could go visit more places, and more that I couldn’t think of. I was torn between if I wanted to move or not. I didn’t have the choice though, so I hoped for the best to come. Even though I still felt the feeling in my stomach. Now it was the day of the move, we woke up early and packed up the stuff still left. In the car I saw everything that I’ve ever known go past me as we drove to the airport. The journey there was long, it took many hours for us to reach our destination. Those hours felt like days as I continued to internally debate within myself.\n\nImmediately after we entered the airport I felt my eyes turn to saucers as I saw the humongous size airport interior. By this time, I was starving, so we found a fast-food chain and ordered some food for lunch. After our meal, we walked towards our boarding platform only to find our flight was delayed due to bad weather. Though soon we were able to board onto the airplane. This was the first time I had been on an airplane that I could remember the built up anxiety poured out like water from a broken dam. I sat down at the window seat and prepared myself for the takeoff. As soon as I felt the airplane lurch forward I shut my eyes and braced myself. Seconds go by and nothing. My eyes slowly open and I see the airplane speeding down the runway. We were going so fast, and then we were in the skies soaring upwards above the clouds. When my eyes looked beyond just the window, I discovered the device which would entertain me for the rest of the flight. It was similar to my iPad but not quite, but I figured it out soon enough. I put on a movie and waited until we got to North Carolina. It was by nightfall we reached North Carolina. Once we were off of the plane we rented a car, and drove to the nearest supermarket we could find.. Then finally, we went to our new house. It was 4 times larger than the small apartment I used to live in. I immediately ran in and explored every area of it. My parents were unpacking while I ran around inside. Though soon enough we started to prepare for bed. As I put on my pajamas and laid on the uncomfortable mattress. I soon started to drift into the realm of sleep. As that happened I thought, “living here wouldn’t be as bad as I thought”." ]
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[ "No war and no peace in Colombia and the Philippines\n\nThis post by Kristian Herbolzheimer, compares the Mindanao and Colombian peace negotiations and underlying political battles for public opinion in both the Filippino and Colombian contexts. This is the sixth of a series of blog posts related to the Colombian Peace Process.\n\nThe peace processes of the Philippines and Colombia have both, in the past, been hailed as shining examples to the world of innovation and negotiation. But with the narrow rejection of the peace deal this week by the people of Colombia, it seems both peace processes are facing a similar problem – they have entered a period of no-war and no-peace, full of uncertainties.\n\nAfter the hard work at the negotiating table, the implementation phase is proving to be a stumbling block. In Colombia, lessons had been learned from previous failures and the country was better prepared for the post-agreement phase than the Philippines. A sophisticated mechanism to ensure legislative and judiciary support had been established and the decommissioning processes was well planned. However, those working for peace made the same mistake as in the Philippines – they were convinced that they would be on the right side of history and underestimated the power of political and public opinion against the deal.\n\nIn both the Mindanao and Colombian peace negotiations, serious efforts were made to reach out to political leaders opposed to the negotiations. However these actors often showed no willingness to compromise, and criticism against the peace agreements took hold and grew. Governments in both countries failed to capture public opinion early enough.\n\nIn the Philippines, President Aquino could have maximised his early popularity to redress the deeply rooted prejudice against the Moros, framing the peace talks as a national need rather than yielding to the coercive power of the MILF’s weapons. In Colombia, the government had long embedded in people’s minds a perception that the country’s violence was entirely attributed to FARC, ignoring the atrocities committed by state forces. FARC was able to survive the government’s military offensive, but it lost an equally crucial battle several years back: the battle for public opinion. When the government recently agreed to a bilateral ceasefire, significant numbers of the population could not follow the paradigm shift. Ultimately, many voted to oppose the peace deal because it did not punish the FARC enough.\n\nFor both the Philippines and Colombia there is still a way out of the deadlock. At the moment, the way forward for both is not clear, but one thing is certain – the peace processes need to be broadened to ensure that all levels of society are informed, represented and included.\n\nIn both countries there is a need for continued innovations in conflict transformation, and a process of national dialogue and reconciliation that ensures a united vision for peace.", null, null, null, "Yemen’s Response to COVID-19: Part I\n\nSudan: The Potential Price of Peace" ]
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[ null, null, null, null, null, "1 – Painting is one of the indisputable hallmarks of Andalusian contemporary art, perhaps even its strongest pillar. Together we are going to protect it, study it, disseminate it and preserve it as the living intangible heritage that it is.\n\n2 – Yes, there is something special about us that makes us unlike anywhere else. It is necessary to vindicate the importance of this Andalusian cultural manifestation as a value on its own at the same level as, for example, Flamenco… but in a different way.\n\n3 – Without a doubt, we should look more at ourselves and less at what comes from abroad. In an increasingly homogeneous international context, it is not easy to find a pictorial ecosystem as rich and varied as the Andalusian one.\n\n4 – We are a national and international benchmark, we must now begin to define and proudly defend an Andalusian school of painting. Here, the painters participate in a deep-rooted sense of belonging. There is a community that knows, respects, supports and encourages each other, generation after generation, since the middle of the 20th century.\n\n5 – A good painting is a first level conceptual work.\n\n6 – The territory of painting is a space for critical thought as deep and dense as any other cultural manifestations.\n\n7 – The aesthetic-creative is not at odds with the intellectual-discursive. On the contrary: merging both options must be a maxim for the visual arts. In fact, painting does it so naturally that this difficulty is ignored, as if it were unimportant.\n\n8 – Painting has nothing against video, installation or photocopying, it respects any current expression. In the same way that it understands and assumes these new forms, it asks for respect for itself in a reciprocal way.\n\n9 – In addition to its possibilities when representing complex and profound ideas, a painting is also an exceptional object that can be used to embellish and give meaning to a room. Let’s not forget that Las Meninas were created to decorate the hall of a palace, not to be exhibited in a museum.\n\n10 – In times of uncertainty, painting is a refuge.\n\n11 – The latest is not necessarily the best. Painting neither dies nor revives, it has always been there, for thousands of years. There is nothing more timeless than the Fayoum portraits.\n\n12 – Seen from a sufficient distance, we find few media as porous in its time as painting, capable of giving us a paradigmatic portrait of each era with the precision of a mirror." ]
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[ null, "To be successful in business takes some understanding of this psychology. The famous investor Warren Buffet is known for sticking to his guns, whatever the current opinion. The result has been the finest investment record in the world, making him among the very richest people in business.\nBut when is holding firm to an opinion simply an example of stubbornness? This is hard to tell. After all, if it was easy to know what’s really right, the consensus would never be wrong.\nI’ve been in the ecommerce field for 15 years and the pace of change has been truly amazing. During this time I’ve made various calls. Some of them have been spot on, like the decision to start an ecommerce company in the first place, and to proceed with our stock exchange float in 2000. Some have been wrong, like taking on too many new initiatives at once a few years ago and consequently losing focus.\nDoes ignoring the crowd pay? It depends on whether they are correct. It’s a mistake to assume that they are always wrong, but equally it’s a fallacy to presume they always get it right. I personally try to maintain a healthy skepticism with a willingness to quickly admit that I’m wrong.\nMy approach goes as follows. Once something has been identified as a big trend, often by bloggers, social network chatter or conventional press, I make sure that I take a look and try to make a judgment. This is based on both on my own analysis of what it means for customers, and on any hard evidence available, particularly of customer adoption.\nToday I meet many skeptics about the impact of Facebook, alongside with those that say it will change everything. I can say with absolute certainty that the skeptic’s belief that Facebook will quickly fade away is wrong – the statistics contradict that view, as do my observations of family and friends. However, I maintain an open mind on the impact that Facebook will have on ecommerce buying habits. I can see that if people spend much of their online time in Facebook then they are likely to start their ecommerce searches from there. At the moment the evidence for that happening is limited, so let’s wait and see.\nIn business, we need to be prepared to take our own contrary view. With an open eye to the actual evidence and a complete willingness to admit to being wrong, we can improve your chances of good business calls immeasurably. That in turn significantly improves our chances of success. It’s got to be worth the effort." ]
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[ null, "A Taliban fighter stands guard around the site of an explosion in a mosque, in Kabul, Afghanistan, on April 29, 2022. (Ebrahim Noroozi/AP Photo)\nAfghanistan\n\nKABUL, Afghanistan—A powerful explosion ripped through a mosque in the Afghan capital of Kabul on Friday, killing at least 10 people and wounding as many as 30, a Taliban spokesman said.\n\nHundreds of worshippers had gathered for prayers on the last Friday of the Muslim month of Ramdan and the Khalifa Aga Gul Jan Mosque was packed, said local residents, fearing the casualty toll could rise further.\n\nThe Taliban-appointed interior ministry spokesman, Mohammad Nafi Takor, could not provide more details and the Taliban terrorist group’s security men cordoned off the area. The source of the explosion was not immediately known and no one has claimed responsibility for the blast.\n\nInitially, at least 20 were reported wounded but Khalid Zadran, spokesman for the Taliban-appointed Kabul police chief, later raised the number to as many as 30. The death toll remained at 10, he said and also wrote on Twitter that “security agencies are investigating the incident.”\n\nThe explosion was so loud that the neighborhood of the mosque shook from the blast, the residents said, speaking on condition of anonymity, fearing for their own safety.\n\nAmbulances raced to the site, driving up to the end of a narrow street in an eastern neighborhood of Kabul to reach the mosque, which belongs to Afghanistan’s majority Sunni Muslims.\n\nWahid, an Afghan in his 30s, said he was home when he heard about the blast and rushed to the mosque right away, knowing his brother was there. He recalled the scene of mayhem, the screams and shouts for help. He helped carry the wounded to ambulances.\n\n“Everyone was crying and covered in blood,” Wahid said. “I was told my brother had been hurt.”\n\nThe Associated Press spoke to Wahid outside the Italian-run EMERGENCY hospital, where he had gone to give blood, but Taliban guards cordoned off the hospital, denying access to everyone but the wounded. He finally found his brother, wounded in the arm and leg.\n\nThe hospital, which treats only the war-wounded, tweeted that its staff reported the facility has admitted at least “23 wounded” and two who died shortly after the explosion.\n\nJavid, who appeared to be in his late 20s, said he was on his way to the mosque to join his brother and cousin who were already there, when he heard the explosion. He rushed to the scene.\n\n“I was so afraid and ran there,” he said, adding that he had found both his brother and their cousin, slightly injured and released after treatment. The explosion was so powerful, Javid said the roof of the mosque collapsed.\n\nWahid and Javid would only give their first names to the AP, fearing for their own safety.\n\nThe United Nations condemned the explosion, describing it as “heinous” and “yet another painful blow to the people of Afghanistan who continue to be exposed to unremitting insecurity and violence,” according to Ramiz Alakbarov, the U.N.’s deputy special representative coordinating humanitarian relief.\n\n“It is unconscionable for civilians to be targeted indiscriminately as they go about their daily business, gathering for prayers, going to school or the market, or on their way to work,” he said.\n\nThe explosion was the latest in a series of such blasts amid relentless attacks across the country. Similar attacks on mosques have recently targeted the country’s minority Shiite Muslims and were claimed by the ISIS terrorist group’s regional affiliate, known as ISIS-K.\n\nISIS has stepped up its attacks across Afghanistan to become the primary enemy of the Taliban terrorist group since their takeover of the country last August.\n\nDespite Taliban claims to have routed ISIS from its headquarters in eastern Afghanistan’s Nangarhar province, the terrorist group’s renewed assaults on mosques, schools, and buses underscores the intransigent threat it poses.\n\nLast week, 33 Shiite worshippers died in the northern city of Mazar-e-Sharif, when a bomb struck their mosque and an adjacent religious school. ISIS has claimed responsibility for that attack.\n\nThere are also other militant groups operating in Afghanistan and despite Taliban promises that Afghan territory would not be used to harbor non-Afghan insurgents, militants fighting many of Afghanistan’s neighbors have found a safe haven in the country." ]
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[ "Photos: January in the Jungle\n\nAs European winter weather finally begins living up to its reputation, volunteers continue to travel to refugee camps on the North French coast.\n\nThe inspiring, testing and never-ending aid efforts in Calais and Dunkirk welcomes new and recurring, temporary and permanent assistants all the time; last week, at the suggestion of my sister – a recurring volunteer – I, and a group of eight friends from Bristol and London made the short trip to join them. I always get seasick. Here’s some photo evidence of my pallid, grim face as I only just manage to keep down half a Pieminister (yeah, on a ferry…for a fiver.) Luckily my fragile constitution only had to hang on to itself for an hour – the trip from Dover to Calais was far quicker than I’d assumed.\n\nOther than how easy and cheap it is to book an Airbnb, a ferry and hop over to France, what struck me was the challenge to my expectations. I had expected there would be little in the way of food and donations now that the sensational footage of migrants jumping onto moving lorries had fallen out of media vogue, and that both volunteers and refugees would be fairly depressed. In fact, those in the camp greeted us all with a sympathetic smile, the main co-ordinator at the warehouse gave a rousing speech every morning about the successes of the aid effort, and volunteers bonded over how many donations end up on the ‘silly’ pile, and how much the dust from long-unworn clothing was making them sneeze.\n\nWe spent one day in the warehouse, sorting through the ever-increasing mountain of donations, listening to a range of volunteers’ playlists (Bieber is far more tolerable when followed by metal-infused dubstep and French hip-hop), and one day clearing rubbish and broken tents in the camp. Clothing and food donations are pouring in – money for infrastructure is not. This is the crucial issue now: if you want to help the effort in Calais and make a difference to the lives of those seeking asylum, either get yourself over to France for a few days, or donate what you can to ACTED, who, alongside Médecins Sans Frontières, are struggling to provide for the camps the sanitation, and dignity, that we take for granted.\n\nThe French and British governments have contributed only fencing and policing to keep those who are trying to begin a new life penned into what they feel is a prison – as is often the way, it is up to the public to band together and build what is needed for survival, as a community of solidarity.", null, null, null, null, "« Exclusive: Race and religious hate crimes on the rise.\n\nDestination unknown: Trinity Mirror, the Bristol Post and the erosion of local media »\n\nBristol And Beyond Ideas And Action Reports" ]
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[ "Alongside the ancient Silk Road in Gansu Province, Buddha statues that have been underground for up to a thousand years were unearthed at the Dayun Temple historical site. Experts say this excavation could shed new light on Buddhism in the Song Dynasty some seven hundred to a thousand years ago.", null, "More than 240 of them were found in a cellar. The statues date back to various dynasties in ancient China, with a time span of about 600 years. The oldest one was made in the Northern Dynasties, about a thousand five hundred years ago.\n\nArchaeologists have flocked to the site to examine the findings. The statues are believed to have been buried hundreds of years later, in the Song Dynasty, which spanned from 960 AD to 1279. Almost every one of the statues is broken. According to Buddhist convention, when statues of the Buddha were broken, the monks would bury them together, instead of just throwing them away.", null, "Most of the statues will be taken to the Jingchuan County Museum. Jingchuan County was a military stronghold in ancient times. It was also one of the centres of Buddhism in Northwest China, which especially flourished in China during the Tang Dynasty, well over a thousand years ago." ]
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[ null, "I don’t really like to do predictions, not without tea leaves and crystal balls, but I do have one. My prediction is that NATO will -try to- expand/widen/deepen the Ukraine conflict in 2023, and not just a little. They have to, because Ukraine as a theater is failing, no matter how much additional weaponry they import into it. And because Ukraine is running out of -under 65- boots on the ground.\n\nNext step will be to actively involve the NATO members who despise Russia most. Ergo: the Baltic States. Problem with that is there’s not a lot of people there. But it’s just a hop across the border from Lithuania to Poland. And Poland is a whole different story. And, like the Baltics, but unlike Ukraine, a NATO member.", null, "Poland has the weaponry, and the trained personnel. No threat to Russia, but you could sell is as such. Poland is just what Washington likes. And Raytheon, Northrop etc. The US cannot send US troops into the theater. And neither can Western Europe. Unpalatable. Countries like Germany, France and Holland won’t even think about sending troops. NATO depends on eastern European cannon fodder. Western Europe, like the US, will only send their second hand armoury. But not so, Poland. Here’s from Politico, November 21 2022:\n\nPoland’s paranoia about Russia prompted it to eschew the prevailing Zeitgeist across much of Europe that conventional warfare was a thing of the past. Instead, it is building what are now on track to become the EU’s heftiest land forces. “The Polish army must be so powerful that it does not have to fight due to its strength alone,” Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki said on the eve of Poland’s independence day. It’s a shift that has resonated with Poland’s indispensable ally.\n\n“Poland has become our most important partner in continental Europe,” a senior U.S. Army official in Europe said, citing the crucial role Poland has played in supporting Ukraine and in shoring up NATO defenses in the Baltics. While Germany, traditionally America’s key ally in the region, remains a linchpin as a logistical hub, Berlin’s endless debates over how to resurrect its military and lack of a strategic culture have hampered its effectiveness as a partner, the official said. As Germany continues to debate the details of what it calls the “Zeitenwende,” or strategic turning point triggered by Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, Poland is already making substantial investments.\n\nWarsaw has said it will raise its target defense spending from 2.4% of GDP to 5%. Meanwhile, Germany, which spent about 1.5% of GDP on defense last year, is debating whether it can maintain NATO’s 2% goal after it exhausts a €100 billion defense investment fund it approved earlier this year. Polish Defense Minister Mariusz Blaszczak pledged in July that his country would have “the most powerful land forces in Europe.” It’s well on its way. Poland already has more tanks and howitzers than Germany and is on course to have a much larger army, with a target of 300,000 troops by 2035, compared with Germany’s current 170,000.\n\nToday, Poland’s military is about 150,000 strong, with 30,000 belonging to a new territorial defense force set up in 2017. These are weekend soldiers who undergo 16 days of training followed up by refresher courses. They were initially seen as a bit of a joke, but Ukraine’s success in using mobile militia equipped with anti-tank and anti-aircraft missiles now makes the idea seem much more sensible. “Today, those doubts have disappeared,” Blaszczak said during a recent swearing-in ceremony for new territorial troops.\n\nUnlike Germany, which struggles to attract new troops, Poland’s recruiting drive is gaining attention. “The Poles have a much more positive attitude towards their military than Germany because they had to fight for their freedom,” said Gustav Gressel, a former Austrian military officer and security scholar now with the European Council on Foreign Relations. “In military circles no one questions the quality of the Polish army.”\n\nWe would do well to see all this in the light of what Julian Assange said about Afghanistan in 2011. NATO wants a forever war, not a successful one.\n\nNATO, the US and the rich part of Europe, have nothing to lose. They send plenty of mostly useless weapons into the Ukraine theater, but as long as there are no coffins arriving at their (air)ports, their people won’t complain. On the contrary, their media make sure that they keep cheering it all on. While making sure it remains murky how much it exactly costs them.\n\nI found this very peculiar, through Andrew Korybko:\n\nUkrainian Ambassador to the UK Vadim Prystaiko [..] telling Newsweek: “The West now has a unique chance. There are not many nations in the world who would allow themselves to sacrifice so many lives, territories and decades of development for the purpose of defeating the archenemy…This is what I mean: All hands on deck, every single thing we can spare to help Ukraine win.”\n\nYou have a unique chance to have our people shot to bits. We will be happy to sacrifice them for your goals. Just keep giving us weapons, that’s all you have to do. Note the use of the term “archenemy”. For a country whose language and culture is still very much alive for perhaps more than half of Ukrainians. The 2014 US coup unseated a president elected by a majority of the population.\n\nFor some reason the US dragged two of their biggest old warmongers out of their respective proverbial basements: former US Defense Secretary Robert Gates’ and former Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice. Who co-wrote this in the WaPo:\n\nTime Is Not On Ukraine’s Side\n\nUnder current circumstances, any negotiated cease-fire would leave Russian forces in a strong position to resume their invasion whenever they are ready. That is unacceptable. The only way to avoid such a scenario is for the United States and its allies to urgently provide Ukraine with a dramatic increase in military supplies and capability — sufficient to deter a renewed Russian offensive and to enable Ukraine to push back Russian forces in the east and south.\n\nCongress has provided enough money to pay for such reinforcement; what is needed now are decisions by the United States and its allies to provide the Ukrainians the additional military equipment they need — above all, mobile armor. The U.S. agreement Thursday to provide Bradley Fighting Vehicles is commendable, if overdue. Because there are serious logistical challenges associated with sending American Abrams heavy tanks, Germany and other allies should fill this need. NATO members also should provide the Ukrainians with longer-range missiles, advanced drones, significant ammunition stocks (including artillery shells), more reconnaissance and surveillance capability, and other equipment. These capabilities are needed in weeks, not months.\n\nIt’s starting to look like a desperate push. But it will come. Much stronger than today. Desperation has that kind of effect. The suffering will be in Ukraine and soon likely in Poland and Lithuania, Estonia, Latvia. Western Europe will pay through higher food- and energy prices. The US elites will be sitting pretty.\n\nThere is zero doubt that we will have to come back to this, a lot, in the near future. But that’s sort of what you do with predictions. They foretell actual events and conversations.\n\nGonzalo Lira talked about these things back in November 2022:\n\nTo be continued. As long as the people in the west remain oblivious to their own destiny, fate, reality. We are all used to having unipolar control of the world. But those times are over." ]
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[ "MPSC approves construction of 100MW solar power plant in US", null, "The Mississippi Public Service Commission (MPSC) in US has approved the construction of a 100MW solar power plant in the state by Recurrent Energy LLC a wholly owned subsidiary of Canadian solar.\n\nThe company had entered into a Build-Transfer agreement with Entergy Mississippi to build the approximately US $138.4m Sunflower solar photovoltaic project. With the signing of the BTA, one of the first signed in the US, Entergy will own the largest solar power plant in the state of Mississippi. Recurrent Energy will develop the Sunflower solar project, located on approximately 1,000 acres of land in Sunflower County, Mississippi. The project will use high-efficiency modules from Canadian Solar and single-axis trackers.\n\nClean energy for the future\n\nAccording to Dr. Shawn Qu, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Canadian Solar, this agreement with Entergy is another milestone that underscores Recurrent Energy’s leadership position in the U.S. solar development space. “We would like to thank the Commission for its approval of this build-and-transfer agreement that will allow us to move ahead with the Sunflower project. We are proud to do our part to expand the use of clean renewable energy from the sun in Mississippi, and to advance the goal of building an environmentally-friendly, low-carbon future,” he said.\n\nConstruction of the solar plant is expected to create approximately 360 jobs and the plant will begin commercial operation by mid-2022. Once operational, Entergy Mississippi will own the Sunflower project, allowing the regulated utility to power more than 16,000 homes with clean electricity.\n\nEntergy Mississippi President and Chief Executive Officer Haley Fisackerly said that, once the Sunflower Solar Facility is complete, the company will be able to offer renewable energy as part of customers’ energy mix." ]
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[ "Pause for a second before gleefully (or maybe it’s just wearily) putting your hands together and praying for the arrest of Mayor Rob Ford.", null, "Pause to think about the optics.\n\nNow, I’m not suggesting for a minute that people in powerful positions should be treated any differently than anyone else. If laws have been broken and arrests warranted, lower the boom regardless of social status or political ranking. That I even need to write that is an indictment of the fact that isn’t always the case.\n\nBut no one is really the better for it when an elected official is led away in handcuffs or similarly chased from office outside of an election night loss. At least, the office and the governmental body represented sags a little under such a perp walk. It seems to me democracy in America has never really recovered from the Watergate scandal. There was a loss of faith in the system and the void was filled by heavily orchestrated partisanship and big money.\n\nThe arrest of an elected representative needs to be carefully considered and conducted with extreme judiciousness.", null, "They are not a private citizen. They are a public servant. The reverberations are different and far more widespread.\n\nNow, the argument could be made that any official who’s pushed things to the point of being arrested has already soiled the position they were elected into, reverberations already felt. Lord knows, the likes of Rob Ford and his councillor-brother have inflicted more than enough damage on the office of the mayor of Toronto. A possible arrest, nothing but a fillip, a dollop of icing on a cratered cake.\n\nI’m just empty postulating but there could be all sorts of things at work here that haven’t bubbled up to the surface yet. All this could be little more than a fishing expedition (so to speak) on the part of the Toronto police. They don’t have anything stickable to the mayor. So they’re just shaking the tree to see what may fall out.\n\nHe could be very correct in suggesting they’ve got nothing on him which is a far cry from his claim to have done nothing wrong. The man’s admitted to smoking crack. His hands are far from clean.\n\nIt could also be a scenario where the police have just fired a warning shot across Mayor Ford’s bow. Let him know that the gig’s up and it’s time to walk away as they’d expect any reasonable, rational person to do, caught in as many compromising and unbecoming situations as he has been.", null, "The chain of office will protect him from any further police investigation. Just step aside and do the honourable thing.\n\nOf course, there could be much deeper implications at work, matters that have only been hinted at and whispered about until now. Things we may never discover. But suffice it to say that we have come a long way from those innocent days of the 2010 campaign when Rob Ford was recorded over the phone agreeing to try and secure some oxycontin for Dieter Doneit-Henderson.\n\nWhen the news broke, Ford claimed he “said what I needed to say to get the person off the phone without provoking him” and that he did so because he feared for his family. (Note the familiar pattern of turning a gaffe into a point of victimization. One Rob Ford has used extensively throughout his career, up to and including the current morass with the Toronto police.)\n\nMany of us shrugged the whole thing off and actually bought Ford’s explanation. “I’ll try. I’ll try,” Ford was heard telling Mr Doneit-Henderson. “I don’t know this s–t [oxycontin] but I’ll try to f—–g [fucking] find it.”\n\nOf course, he doesn’t know anything about oxycontin. The guy drinks some. Does a little weed. Who doesn’t?", null, "It’s not like he knows anything about harder drugs, right? Right??\n\n(As the campaign staff scrambled to salvage his candidacy over this, you have to wonder, with nearly some 4 years of hindsight, how many of them knew the true extent of Rob Ford’s drug problems. How many knew and looked the other way. That’d be a conversation I’d like to have.)\n\nAt issue right now is Rob Ford’s adamant refusal to accept responsibility for his deplorable behaviour, and the attempts to paint what’s happening as some sort of political vendetta.", null, "Having taken a dump in the mayor’s office and used the city’s flag to wipe his ass, he and his brother are on an all out smear campaign to paint anybody standing opposed shit brown. If he hasn’t done so already, he’s proving with every utterance he or his councillor-brother makes, every unsubstantiated allegation they hurl, his supreme unfitness for the office, let alone any re-election consideration.\n\nOf course, this is not news to a solid majority of Toronto residents.\n\nIt doesn’t, however, make the prospect of his possible arrest any more appealing or satisfying. Nobody really wins in that scenario." ]
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[ null, "Gossage, who experienced an interview with Usa Nowadays Sports activities, put in 22 seasons in the majors and was a element of all 8 of baseball’s work stoppages until finally this year’s lockout. Gossage felt the want to blast every aspect of today’s sport, such as MLB commissioner Rob Manfred.\n\n“I detest that mom (expletive),’’ Gossage advised the site. “You know how a great deal I loathe him? I called (Corridor of Fame chairman) Jane Forbes Clark ahead of the induction very last 12 months and mentioned, ‘Jane, I really don’t know where by you stand with this guy, but I may perhaps punch Rob Manfred correct in the (expletive) nose and spatter his (expletive) nose all in excess of his (expletive) facial area proper in the foyer of your lodge.”\n\nGossage admitted that he “most likely will not go” to the Hall of Fame induction this summertime for the reason that it is his way of protesting the induction of Boston Red Sox legend David Ortiz, who analyzed optimistic for PED use in 2003 when the league difficulties anonymous drug assessments.\n\nNews of Ortiz’s positive examination came about in 2009 to the New York Instances.\n\nMLB: Period WILL BE SHORTENED IF NO Deal BY Finish OF MONDAY\n\nCorridor of Famer Goose Gossage is released during the Baseball Corridor of Fame induction ceremony at Clark Sports Center on July 21, 2019 in Cooperstown, New York.\n(Picture by Jim McIsaac/Getty Visuals)\n\n“If we commence permitting fellas in that utilised steroids, you are stating it is Ok for our youngsters to do it then mainly because the stars did it,’’ Gossage described. “That’s why Congress got concerned in the initially put simply because baseball was not policing it. We never need to allow (Barry) Bonds or (Roger) Clemens in, both.\n\n“These men have now been rewarded monetarily. They’re laughing all of the way to the financial institution on one thing that improved their overall performance. Arrive on, you never split the best document of all time (Hank Aaron’s 755 residence run document) obtaining the greatest many years of your job when you are in your 40s. … They’re all phonies to me.’’\n\nGossage touched on fighting the urge to throw New York Yankees common manager Brian Cashman into a trash can, and he believes Cincinnati Reds legend Pete Rose should really be allowed to enter the Hall of Fame if baseball embraces gambling.\n\nGossage also advised the web site that he would like Yankees operator Hal Steinbrenner to offer the franchise, and he claimed that baseball would be earning a large error if they apply computerized strike zones with robot umpires.\n\nHall of Famer Goose Gossage is released all through the Baseball Hall of Fame induction ceremony at Clark Sporting activities Heart on Sept. 8, 2021 in Cooperstown, New York.\n(Picture by Jim McIsaac/Getty Pictures)\n\n“It breaks my coronary heart to see what has occurred to this sport,’’ Gossage ongoing. “They tore my heart out and minimize it up. … They ruined the activity. I simply cannot even view a baseball game.”\n\nGossage reported of Cashman: “I was going to decide on him up one particular working day in the clubhouse, and toss him head-1st in a trash can. All you would have found is his toes. And there’s very little he could have performed about it.”\n\nNFL is not going to ‘back off’ on preserving quarterbacks following controversial roughing the passer calls, executives say\n\nUS Open 2022: Phil Mickelson faces cheers and jeers as he struggles in initially spherical" ]
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There is an adjustable close coupling with a guide mechanism between the locomotive and tender. There is a close coupler with a guide mechanism and an NEM pocket on the tender. The minimum radius for operation is 360 mm / 14-3/16\". There are many separately applied details such as steps, brake hoses, piping, and imitation prototype couplers included. Length over the buffers approximately 24.5 cm / 9-5/8\".\n\nPrototype: Danish State Railways (DSB) steam locomotive with a tender, road number E 991. The locomotive looks as it did around 2007.\n\nSteam Locomotive, Road Number E 991In 1937, the Danish State Railways (DSB) bought eleven SJ class F Pacific locomotives from the Swedish State Railways (SJ) due to increases in passenger traffic. These locomotives had become superfluous in Sweden due to increasing electrification. These first Scandinavian Pacifics were built between 1914 and 1916 by Nydqvist & Holm as four-cylinder compound superheated steam locomotives with Heusinger valve gear according to the Vauclain system, in which all of the cylinders are in a row. Both the outer low-pressure and the inner high-pressure cylinders were connected to the second set of driving wheels. The steam dome and the sand dome were on the top of the boiler under joint streamlining.In Denmark, these units were initially overhauled in the DSB's Copenhagen main shops, and they were converted to right hand control and then put on the roster as road numbers E 964-974. Additional adaptations involved the refueling infrastructure as well as the construction of 20 meter / 65 foot turntables. The German occupation of Denmark starting in 1940 meant the DSB urgently needed additional powerful steam locomotives, so they had the class E built at Frichs in Aarhus. Between 1943 and 1950, 25 locomotives entered the roster in four series as road numbers E 975-999. These \"new\" Pacifics had an additional dome to dry steam, larger side windows on the cabs, and welded tenders. In addition, road numbers E 990-999 were delivered with double smokestacks, which were then retrofitted on road numbers E 975-989 between 1948 and 1951. Up into the Sixties, these Pacifics defended their role pulling passenger and freight trains, yet they landed on the storage track one after the other. The last regular use of a class E was in 1970 and the last unit kept for special service, road number E 994, was retired in 1979.Only six units were preserved: Road numbers E 964 and 966 were sold in 1963 and 1999 to the Swedish Railroad Museum in Gävle and were given their old road numbers F 1200 and F 1202 again. 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The DSB was able to acquire these powerful locomotives and then roster them as road numbers E 964–974. Starting in 1940, the DSB urgently needed additional powerful steam locomotives and so it had another 25 class E locomotives built with small improvements by Frichs in Aarhus as road numbers E 975–999. These Pacifics maintained their role pulling passenger and freight trains up into the Sixties. However, one after the other they were put into storage. Several units were preserved however, including road number E 991 as an operational DSB museum locomotive. It was in operation almost continuously until 2010 for special service and had the great honor on November 14, 2000 to be the motive power for the special train with the casket for Queen Ingrid from Copenhagen to the burial in Roskilde.\n\nYou can download the Instruction Manual for Marklin 37037 as a .pdf file here:", null, null, null, null, null ]
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[ null, "In his third run for the White House, Rep. Ron Paul, R-Lake Jackson, is going all out. With Congress finally on summer break, the Texan is running from state to state. Yesterday, he was going from city to city in the key state of Iowa, where he got a warm welcome in Davenport and Iowa City.\n\nHow warm? Check his Facebook page. Here are just a few of more than 200 comments:\n\nPaul has upped the ante in anticipation of the ever-important Aug. 13 Ames straw poll. He has been airing TV and radio campaign ads. He’s been visiting the state almost weekly since he’s been in the presidential race. And the work may pay off: The Des Moines Register reported that some political insiders expect the Texas congressman to finish in the top three at the straw poll. (Could he top Iowa-phobic Mitt Romney?)\n\nBut some social conservatives have been zeroing in on Paul’s libertarian stances and neo-conservatives loath his anti-interventionist foreign policy. A recent example of Paul pushing the envelope is the legislation he and Massachusetts Democratic Rep. Barney Frank introduced to allow states to legalize marijuana.\n\nAs Paul keeps pounding the pavement (see his schedule below in Texas Tips) we’ll have to wait and see — can he make the top three in Ames?\n\n★ THE RON PAUL TOUR-A-PALOOZA. The Lake Jackson congressman is scheduled to make several appearances in the upcoming weeks.", null, "James Ostrowski of the local Tea Party Coalition in western New York, said Paul will speak at a Tea Party rally next Friday, Aug. 5, in East Aurora, N.Y. The rally is free and open to the public.\n\nPaul, along with his son, Kentucky Sen. Rand Paul, will then travel to Mason City, Iowa Aug. 10. They will make an appearance at the Prime ‘n Wine restaurant at 10 a.m. This pit stop is part of a two-day, five city tour leading up to the Iowa Straw Poll in Ames on Aug. 13.\n\n★ SHEILA JACKSON LEE A FRIEND OF MOROCCO. Rep. Sheila Jackson Lee, D-Houston, called North African country of Morocco the “best friend and ally” of the United States. Lee said the U.S. should especially “recognize and support” countries — such as Morocco — with similar democratic values in the midst of recent events in that region. More>>>\n\n★ VIRGINIANS FOR PERRY. A poll of Virginians released Tuesday by the left-leaning Public Policy Polling showed that Gov. Rick Perry was the favorite for GOP presidential candidate for the state. Perry got 20 percent of the vote, beating Mitt Romney’s 16 percent and Michele Bachmann’s 15 percent. More>>>\n\nRep. Ron Paul\n@RepRonPaul Scheduled to be on CNN shortly, talking about the Super Congress\n\nIn response to our story, “Who is Rick Perry? The governor’s web of Christian Right allies converge at prayer event,” user SWM commented:\n\n“The article mentions that The Response has critics, ‘among them a group of Houston’s most prominent ministers.’\n\nIn the interest of fair reporting, the article should have included that the event has supporters, also among them a group of Houston’s most prominent ministers — including Joel Osteen (Lakewood), Ed Young (Second Baptist), Kerry Shook (Woodlands Church), Steve Riggle (Grace Community Church) and Gregg Matte (First Baptist).”" ]
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[ null, "Is DJ Banques the hungriest hip hop DJ of them all?\n\nWith all the HYPE around Hip Hop DJs, all the major events and vast amounts of DJs that are up and coming, it’s become a challenge to keep up to date with DJs that are making a name for themselves, this time we shine a spotlight on one of Cap City’s pioneer Hip Hop DJs.\n\nDJ Banques (pronounced Banks) has reached a vast amount of success which only a handful of Hip Hop DJs from PTA seem to achieve. Starting out from playing for no more than a 100 people in his early stages to spinning the decks at big platforms such as the Durban July, this nationwide DJ is surely out there to prove that CapiCity is not short of talent.\n\nFirst of all give us an intro of who you are and what you do..\n\nI am Fortuna Bakango, well known as “DJ BANQUES”, one of the most recognizable young Hip Hop DJs in the game, whether its Pretoria, Jo’burg, Durban or even Cape Town, pretty much tearing up dance floors across Mzansi. Whether its a Tuesday night private party or an outdoor event with screaming masses, one thing I never leave at home is the heat. Party goers expect nothing less, more often than not, you can be guaranteed a good set and even better professional relationship. At the end of the day I’m just working hard trying to shine the Pretoria flame like the guys who did it before me.\n\nHow did you get into DJing?\n\nI’ve always been exposed to Hip Hop since a young age, through my older brother. The culture grew in me. At the age of 16, I discovered the Virtual DJ Software which kinda made me fall in love with the art and that art grew in me, I found my passion and the rest is history.\n\nThe growth within the past 3 to 4 years has been phenomenal. Last year alone we saw the likes of Blaklez and Chad Da Don blow up countrywide and this year should be nothing less than another bigger year for these rappers, not forgetting to mention the upcoming rappers and DJs who are getting that recognition abroad in the game too. And that for me is a step in growth for Cap Citys Hip Hop scene.\n\nThe comparisons between J-Sec and Cap City have always been viewed in a competitive manner. Joburg based DJs seem to get more HYPE then PTA based DJs, comparing the two sides, what would you say the differences are between them and what do you think causes the big publicity differences between the two?\n\nThis question is always tricky to answer. Both cities have numerous amounts of talented DJs. Every DJ carries their own unique style, it’s not even about where you’re from. Speaking for my city, Pretoria has so many talented artists. The talent is there but there isn’t platforms to showcase these talents. The biggest difference has to be the media… Johannesburg is the home of all publicity. There’s more media coverage in JHB than any other places in the country. Media exposure creates HYPE. The entertainment media has given Pretoria a blind eye amongst other cities, as long as that goes on nobody will really ever know how much talent there is in this country as a whole.\n\nWhat distinguishes your style from all the other DJs we know of?\n\nVersatility and risk taking. A lot of DJs have an unknown phobia of trying new things, taking that risk. ERRRBODY wants to play Club Bangers but nobody wants to introduce these new joints to the masses before their become commercial. So what are they actually doing?! We are supposed to be the ear in music for the masses before it hits the streets.\n\nWhat has been the highlight of your career so far?\n\nThe growth in general as to be my ultimate highlight. From my early days playing in high school socials to traveling the country showcasing my skills in bigger platforms that most DJs my age where I come from can only dream of, and sharing these bigger platforms abroad with greats such as DJ Fresh, Euphonik, Milkshake and a few international DJs/Artists only at the age of 22. God has been too great!\n\nAccording to you which local joints would you cause a definite turn up today?\n\nAnything other projects you currently working on?\n\nI’m currently working on a single to drop sometime this year amongst other projects which I can’t mention yet. All I gotta say is, my people have to stay tuned to my social network pages to find out." ]
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[ null, "Dr. Ousséni TAMBOURA, holder of a PhD in private law on the financial development of WAEMU countries, has been an executive of the Burkinabe public administration for more than 20 years. He is also a graduate of the Faculties of Law and Political Science of the University of Ouagadougou, the Cheikh Anta Diop University of Dakar, the African Centre for Higher Studies in Management of Dakar and the Digital Campus of the University of Nantes.\n\nUnder the banner of the People’s Movement for Progress (MPP), Dr. TAMBOURA was elected Deputy to the National Assembly in 2015, for the province of Soum. He chaired the Commission of Inquiry on Mining Titles and Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) in 2016. Regularly he consults on strategic issues such as the audit and reorganisation of public training institutions and provides training and action partnerships with national and international organisations (OAS, USAID, Swiss Cooperation, ILO).\n\nHe is a member of the African Network of Training Engineers, the B.M-O.M.S. which is a Leadership Programme for Universal Health Coverage.\n\nDr. TAMBOURA was appointed Minister of Communication and Relations with Parliament, Spokesperson of the Government, on January 10, 2021." ]
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[ "Healing Yourself While Healing the Earth, with Gabriela Aguilar\n\nIn the face of a global pandemic that has been present for nearly a year and counting, emotional issues that had only been creeping up in years prior—despair, loneliness, anxiety—have become as damaging to our wellness as the threat of Covid-19 has been to our bodies. A full integration of physical, mental and spiritual well-being, wellness has become a surging topic of interest for those in tune with the recent shifts in their well-being and lifestyle—however many still see it as a personal matter, rather than linked to every other member of society as well as our entire natural world.\nAre you truly happy with what you are doing with your life? Are your actions in line with your heart and soul? Are you connected to your authentic self?\nSimple questions that may lead to feelings of darkness or discomfort—thus, so often we block ourselves from engaging with an honest response. But it was this very set of questions that drove Gabriela Aguilar, founder of Los Yapas Holistic Center in the Amazon of Ecuador, to dig deeper and find her way onto the path of healing. Now, the grandchild of Ecuadorian farmers and daughter of parents from the Andes, strives to prepare and guide others in the process of confronting such transformative exploration through a reconnection with nature.\nLocated at the entrance of the Amazon from the direction of the Andes, Los Yapas is just two hours away from Baños, the most popular and visited city in the Andes of Ecuador. Because of oil and logging exploitation and traffic—roads, new cities and growing populations—this region of the Amazon, Pastaza, is also the most damaged. Committed to regenerative tourism, the team behind the holistic center has reforested 17 of their 25 hectares bought in 2006, converting what was once an open pasture for grazing cattle into a thriving forest hosting native species of plants, birds and butterflies. And for visitors, it’s become a sanctuary of experiences with medicinal plants and ancestral therapies, agroforestry and social work.\n“There are three pillars to regenerative tourism: regenerate the connection with yourself; with others, and with Mother Earth. By performing this reconnection—touching the soil, planting a tree, making practices like yoga and detox, ceremonies with indigenous women and medicinal plants—we uphold those pillars, and believe them to be the guidelines of real healing,” tells Gabriela, in her calm yet joyful voice.\n\n“I’ve experienced a life of living in a city and going to nature from time to time, and even living in a big city and being completely cut off from nature for an extended period of time,” tells Gabriela, a biologist who has studied in Cuba and Switzerland. In fact, it was while studying for a PhD at the University of Bern that a chance encounter would spark an intrinsic pull back to the Amazon for the Quito native.\n“A fellow Ecuadorian spoke to me about the Yasuni National Park, one of the most biodiverse national parks in the world, and how the wildlife was being destroyed by oil exploitation and other threats. It really affected me,” she recalls. “Because I had been there, I had touched the trees and rivers...So often we keep a great distance between ourselves and issues that can be found around the world, be it wars, conflicts, poverty or environmental issues—but this was a place that was part of me.”\nA wake up call for the student to reflect on her happiness and intention, Gabriela followed her heart and completely changed direction; leaving behind a recently completed doctorate, she returned to Ecuador, where she had not lived in over a decade.\nFeeling isolated and without contacts, she began working with the earth, regenerating soil, creating compost, and, without realizing, healing herself. Healing leads to consciousness however, and Gabriela listened to the doubt that was nagging at her: What was her purpose for returning? How would she get started and with whom would she work with?\nAn ayahuasca healing ceremony, so prevalent in the wellness culture of the indigeouns women with whom Gabriela held close ties, found its way in her process of discovering personal answers. According to Gabriela, this specific experience with the medicinal plant—which she sees less as a pathway to hallucinations and more so as a way to highlight what we fail to see on the day to day—was able to build her confidence in herself and life.\nWith the clear messaging that she could heal while inspiring “others to heal themselves and regenerate the fading rainforest,” Gabriela continues to consider indigenous plants with medicinal properties as a pivotal factor in the healing process. However, great care and preparation must be given to what is an extremely personal journey inward.\n“[At Los Yapas] we are not looking for quantity. A lot of money can be made by hosting an ayahuasca ceremony for 10, 20, 50 people, for instance. But the quality comes through the preparation in which you’ll face the darkness, so that when you enter the ceremony you feel really light because you have already seen the most difficult parts of your life and confronted them,” says Gabriela, noting that an ayahuasca retreat is typically seven days. “The ceremony is a time to enjoy and in an environment where you feel safe and without judgement. Afterwards, we are there to discuss and connect—even after you’ve left our grounds.”\n\nIn 2019, four years after becoming a founding member of Red Amazónica de Permacultores (Amazon Permaculture Network), Los Yapas joined like minded communities in creating the Amazon Route of Hope.\nConsisting of four main ‘islands’—natural areas that have been recuperated by defenders of the forest—navigating the route means discovering new experiences and traditional knowledge of healing. Three of the islands are between 20-60 minutes from each other, while Los Yapas is the furthest from the group, at a distance of 7 hours. Recommended to traverse by private car, the amount of time navigating the route depends on how deep of a healing experience is desired, as opportunities to work in soil and permaculture, reiki, yoga, mindfulness abound along this protected route.\nWorking closely with indigenous women in the Pastaza region to protect the land of Los Yapas and beyond, Gabriela is aware of the danger in her work, as workers in the oil and logging industries, fearful for their work, can react with acts or threats of violence.\n“I’m not afraid. I really trust in life and in my heart and in all that we are doing. I know that there is a threat but I prefer not to give it too much thought or energy,” says Gabriela, noting that Ecuador’s rainforest is fortunate to have the work of many NGOs as well as the support of influential figures such as Leonardo DiCaprio. Acknowledging the draining work of their community, Los Yapas organizes retreats for local indigenous women, after which they are able to bring back to their communities what they’ve learned in order to spread healing and this idea of a protective network of women.\n\nHealing, facing the dark side that we don’t want to face, and removing the layers and masks that we use to bury our true emotions and selves, is a deep process that requires the very plants, environment and community made possible by the Amazon.\n“This type of wellness goes deep. It’s not just about a nice view, a massage or yoga session: it’s working to go deep into your psycho-emotional side to get rid of these fears and limits that prevent you from seeing yourself as the beautiful and necessary being that you are, meanwhile reconnecting you to the soil, the natural world,” points out Gabriela.\nThe transformational experiences found at Los Yapas create lasting connections between the visitor and Amazon, a deep tie of heart and soul to its nature and people; what results is a relationship whereby people are more likely to take action to protect and conserve natural areas.\nIn a world where levels of depression have skyrocketed and undeniable global threats such as climate change and viruses are now intertwined in our daily decision making, how does one stay positive?\n“As long as we have people regenerating forests and coming back to nature, we have hope. Thanks to these plants, the forest, and the community of people -especially indigenous women- who have been protecting the natural earth their whole lives, we have this anchor as human beings to connect and heal. Healing leads to consciousness which can lead to hope. And that’s what we need to conserve in order to give a future to the next generation.”\nSupport Los Yapas Holistic Center by following them on Instagram or visiting their website.", null, null, null, null, null, null, null, null, null, null, null ]
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[ null, "This week, Korg came out with the iApp iMono/Poly for the iPad. And if you know me, you know I’m using Korg Gadget in a massive way. My EP “The mobile sessions of Nu-Trix” was entirely created using Gadget on my iPad and mixed in Auria Pro….\n\nSo, when Korg came out with the iMono/Poly for Gadget, I bought it. I originally thought it was the same thing as the Korg iPolySix. But after searching a little bit, I found it was actually a different synth. Let me share with you the fruit of my research ( read the post or jump to the end for the VIDEOS!)\n\nA lot of analogue synths of great quality came out in the early 80’s, the Korg PolySix and Mono/Poly are part of that wave. Even if the comparison to the originals is tempting for now we will limits ourselves to the iPad versions: the iPolysix and iMono/Poly\n\nThe Mono/Poly is Korg’s four-VCO monophonic/polyphonic synthesizer that went on sale in 1981 and was considered the culmination of Korg’s experience building analog synthesizers. It was released at the same time as the Polysix, and because of their capabilities as well as their price, these two instruments caused a revolution in the synthesizer world. Many musicians acclaimed the Mono/Poly as Korg’s best synthesizer yet, with a number of unique characteristics. It provided four VCOs, each providing adjustable pitch, waveform, octave, and level, which could be stacked together for massive sounds, or cycled through one at a time for constantly shifting timbres. Together with one VCF, one VCA, two EGs, and two MGs it provided a powerful yet accessible programming structure. But by far, its most signature characteristic was the Synchro and Cross Modulation functions that could run dual, or four-way cascaded modulation routings for creating revolutionary and aggressive tonal effects. It also featured the same futuristic Chord Memory and Arpeggiator functions as the Polysix. This diversity of parameters could be used to create an incredible universe of sounds ranging from thick and rich to sound-effect-like.\n\nThe Polysix programmable six-voice polyphonic analog synthesizer was introduced in 1981. With a surprisingly full-sounding voice structure, chorus/phase/ensemble effects and performance functions such as chord memory, arpeggiator, and unison the Polysix became a world-wide hit. Its distinctive string and pad sounds are often heard to this day. Korg’s Polysix, a six-voice analog polyphonic synthesizer, went on sale in 1981. While a popular synthesizer of that time was able to produce only five notes simultaneously, the Polysix had six-note polyphony, and its name was an expression of its designers’ pride. Today, functionality such as sound memories and built-in effects such as phase/chorus/ensemble are taken for granted, but at the time they were cutting-edge features that made the Polysix an instant best-seller around the world. iPolysix uses Korg’s proprietary “CMT” (Component Modeling Technology) to simulate the actual electronic circuits of the original unit, perfectly reproducing the original Polysix including its distinctively deep and rich pad sounds. Not content to rest with providing a faithful replication, iPolysix has also been extended with music production functionality and painstakingly tuned to be the most powerful Polysix in history. Its highly refined synthesis structure also makes this an ideal instrument for those who want to start learning about synthesizers.\n\nThe iPolySix is a self sufficient beat maker offering the possibility to create a song with 2 melodic synths and 6 drums synths. On the synthesis side the iPolySix is a very simple synth. Efficient yes, good sounding, yes, but simple compare to the iMono/Poly that has 4 oscillators plus a VCF envelope and a dedicated Amplitude envelope. The iPolySix song can be rendered to a stereo file. When using the iMono/Poly in Gadget the song can be exported as rendered audio clips in an Ableton Live session file. It is very easy to continue the process in Ableton Live.\n\nCheck out the videos" ]
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[ "Recycling the Japanese Kimono: An Experiment in Western Fusion\n\nEarlier this summer, Inkberrow Design Centre (IDC) was gifted several Kimono’s by two Japanese patrons. They gave strict instructions to re-invent/re-interpret the dresses in a Western style. The students of IDC were free to cut, tear, pull, sew and re-sew the Kimono’s in any way, as long as the result was a Western styled dress.\n\nThe already accomplished students of IDC were set the task to re-imagine the dresses which were exhibited as part of IDC’s fashion show in June. The dresses were further exhibited at the NEC sewing show in July.\n\nThe dresses were cut, patterns were re-shaped, seams were de-constructed and re-constructed and styling adhered to western dresses; such as tailored waists, off the shoulder draping and buttoned mini capes.\n\nThe dresses display the type of skills and imagination students of IDC develop whilst studying here. If you wish to learn similar techniques or learn to sew, then call IDC and speak to Brenda Killigrew, who managed the project. IDC is dedicated to teaching sewing to whomever wishes to learn.", null, null, null, null, null, null, null, null, null, null, null, null, null ]
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[ "The TSA apologized to Olympic gold medal-winning swimmer Amy Van Dyken-Rouen after she said she was inappropriately touched while going through security at Denver International Airport.\n\nThe six-time gold medalist, who uses a wheelchair after a 2014 ATV accident, said she was humiliated going through security screening on Sunday.\n\n“They go around your breasts, they basically go under your butt and they just grab things, not grab, they touch things that are not appropriate and it’s really embarrassing,” the 43-year-old Van Dyken-Rouen wrote in social media.\n\nFeds went into full retreat on Monday and admitted fault.\n\n“TSA works closely with the disability community to develop screening procedures that integrate the unique needs of those with disabilities or medical issues into the process. TSA reviews passenger complaints, and in this case determined that our officers did not follow correct screening protocols when Ms. Amy Van Dyken came through the security checkpoint at Denver International Airport (DEN) this weekend,” according to a TSA statement.", null, "“TSA’s federal security director has reached out to Ms. Van Dyken. The officers involved are undergoing retraining, and TSA Denver is providing refresher training to all of its officers as well.”\n\nThe former Olympic great thanked the TSA for addressing her complaints.\n\n“I’m not a lightning rod, but I can and will speak out to help others who are afraid to speak out,” she said.\n\nVan Dyken was the first American woman to grab four golds in one Olympic games, in the summer of 1996 in Atlanta. She won gold in the 50-meter freestyle and 100 butterfly as an individual and also took part in victorious 400 free and 400 medley US relay teams.\n\nShe was a member of those same relay teams that won gold in Sydney four years later." ]
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[ null, "To help build awareness of how terrorists, their associates or those who support terrorism may use the financial system, this document describes the general characteristics of terrorist financing. This Bill has been approved by the Senate and is currently under consideration in the House of Representatives.\n\nAt the prosecutorial level, an appropriate focus on FT can be observed. If implemented effectively, targeted financial sanctions are an important means to deprive terrorist and proliferation financiers of their funds, thereby protecting citizens from the threats of crime, terrorism and weapons of mass destruction.\n\nThis paper provides best practices which will ru countries in their implementation of the targeted financial sanctions regimes to comply with the United Nations Security Council Resolutions UNSCRs relating to the prevention and suppression of terrorism and terrorist financing. Nouvelles meilleures pratiques internationales: Review of the Standards. Home Publications The 40 Recommendations, published October Confiscation Recommandations 4 et 38 En anglais uniquement.\n\nCombatting terrorist financing is the top priority for the FATF, the intergovernmental body responsible for understanding terrorist financing risks, developing global standards and evaluating countries’ compliance: This Guidance was developed by the FATF in close redommandations with representatives from the casinos sector.\n\nApprendre encore plus Fermer. This has still not been done.\n\nInstitutional and other measures necessary in systems for combating Money Laundering and Terrorist Financing Competent authorities, their powers and resources Recommendations Transparency of legal persons and arrangements Recommendations 33, 34 D.\n\nMutual Evaluation of India. There are no published figures of terrorist cells operating in the country.\n\nSome cases of illicit drugs being exchanged for precious stones have been detected, although this is uncommon, as profit margins for precious stones sold on the open market are relatively low because most of the precious stone trade conducted in Brazil is carried out on the wholesale export market and the retail market is residual.\n\nNon-profit organisations NPOs are licensed, registered, supervised and sanctioned, and can only have one supervised bank account. Regarding terrorist financing TFit is clear that KSA is committed to prosecute terrorist financiers as terrorists. ML risk has been detected in the securities sector through the use of a broker to deposit funds and conduct stock market transactions.\n\nThe assessment team also noted the need for supervisors to effectively cover all types of Financial Recommzndations that are subject to their supervision, and the need to enhance the number of human resources available to supervise the insurance and securities sectors.\n\nThe 40 Recommendations, published October The main sources of proceeds of crime in Brazil are corruption gari crimes against recommandatons national financial system, including fraud and capital flight. The Recommendations are neither complex nor difficult, nor do they compromise the freedom to engage in legitimate transactions or threaten economic development.\n\nFATF FinTech and RegTech Initiative To support financial innovation that is resiliant recommmandations money laundering and terrorist financing, the FATF has launched a new platform to share initiatives and developments for the benefit of governments and the private sector more decommandations For all sectors and for all measures, there is a problem with the lack of effective implementation. International Co-operation Recommendation 35 Mutual legal assistance and extradition Recommendations Other forms of co-operation Recommendation 40 More on: The non-profit sector is a well organised sector.\n\nThe FATF and FATF-Style Regional Bodies will work together with international organisations to develop proposals to strengthen all counter-terrorism financing tools and to ensure that they are working effectively. By law, NPOs are not allowed to donate or collect dh for distribution outside the Kingdom, nor are they allowed to operate abroad or accept funds from abroad these are Royal privileges. This FATF guidance assists countries in implementing not only targeted financial sanctions, but also other measures, such as activity-based financial prohibitions and vigilance measures.\n\nInitiatives such as regional intelligence structures, joint operations and exchange of information, among others, are used to identify, prevent and disrupt activities that could be related to terrorism and its financing. Israel has become the 38th member of the FATF, joining 35 jurisdictions and 2 regional organisations. 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[ null, "Karl Smith has a Ph.D. in biophysics and was a software builder for Amazon, helping to develop its personal assistant Alexa. But his true passion has always been interacting with kids. Just playing around with his young nieces and nephew left him with a longing to do more.\n\nSo he quit his job to become a self-employed performer, “Dr. Sparks,” who teaches kids about science with the help of blinking inventions and an array of imaginary animals who live on Mars.\n\n“My love has always been telling stories to children,” says Smith, of Squirrel Hill, who has no kids of his own yet but recently got engaged. “In the back of my mind, I wanted to find a way. I have a combination of stories I’ve written and inventions I’ve made to teach kids science concepts.”\n\nIt’s a full-time gig. He makes a living by touring schools and performing at UPMC Children’s Hospital and the Children’s Museum of Pittsburgh. The inventions — including suspenders, a pogo stick, juggling balls and a muffin hat — are an important part of getting across the science concepts.\n\n“I’ve taken toys and added sensors and LED lights to them and made them an internet of things. They all talk to one another,’” he says. “The light-up suspenders have two types of LEDs and I can make them change colors to display data from my other inventions.”\n\nNot to give away the magic, but he does so through a Wi-Fi chip that communicates with a little hub in a jewelry box that he has converted into a minicomputer. It’s in the box that holds the juggling balls. There’s also a boat winch that “makes a wonder clicking sound” when he invites a kid onto the stage to crank it to change the rainbow of colors on the suspenders.\n\n“I can control what everything does with the suspenders, which have three buttons,” he says.\n\nSmith began inventing things while studying for his doctorate at the University of Rochester and then while working on Alexa’s voice system — mostly because of a healthy curiosity that he shares with kids.\n\n“They love it,” he says. “They want to know how these things work. And they help me. I want to make the juggling balls bounce. Right now, they’re plastic Christmas ornaments and they’ll break, so I ask them, ‘How can I make these better?’ and they love to brainstorm.”\n\nMost of his shows play to kids in kindergarten through fifth grade, though there are some middle-school students, too. His schedule varies — some weeks he’ll perform every other day or so, and sometimes he’ll do back-to-back shows. On unscheduled weeks, he works on his stories and props.\n\n“The stories that I tell have science concepts embedded in them, so if I do a good job and kids remember the story, they have to remember the science,” he says.\n\nHis Martian characters, whose personas he also takes on, are based on animals found in Western Pennsylvania: a gopher, squirrel, deer or firefly. Each animal has a way of teaching the kids something. Martian Gopher, for example, is a trickster who’s always getting into trouble, but he knows mathematics fractions much better than Martian Bear.\n\n“I’m animating some of the stories now, actively making these characters come to life,” says Smith. “I want to use my words and inventions to paint the picture for classic storytime. I would like the kids to use their imaginations and meet me halfway. If I do my job well, they can walk away thinking that stories can be more and do more than they would have ever imagined.”" ]
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[ null, "There are certain songs that everybody in the United States of America has heard at some point in their life. “Home on the Range” is one of those songs. It has shown up in countless movies like Mr. Blandings Builds his Dream House and has been covered numerous times by artists from Willie Nelson to Neil Young. One of those covers is Irish Tenor Michael Daly. He sings a soulful cover of the song on his album, Westward Ho!: Great Songs of the American West. Alongside songs like “Mule Train” and “The Strawberry Roan”, this is an album that will make anybody nostalgic for the wild, wild west.\n\nDr. Brewster M. Higley wrote the lyrics back in 1872 to the song considered by most as the unofficial anthem of the American West. Daniel E. Kelley later wrote the music that accompanies the melody. Originally titled, “My Western Home”, the lyrics were written as a poem by Higley and was published in the Smith County Pioneer. The poem was written in honor of the bucolic scenery outside Higley’s cabin in Kansas. As you listen to Irish Tenor Michael Daly sing the words, “Oh, give me a home where the buffalo roam, where the deer and the antelope play, where seldom is heard a discouraging word, and the skies are not cloudy all day” the audience can feel themselves returned to that time and place.\n\nNow in 2018, “Home on the Range” is the state song of Kansas. Given how idyllic it makes life on the range sound with lyrics like, “How often at night when the heavens are bright, I see the light of the glittering stars. Have I laid there amazed and asked as I gazed if their glory exceeds that of love” it is no surprise the song acts as an anthem to the west. Though Michael Daly was raised as the son of Irish immigrants, America has always been his home. His album Westward Ho! shows just how much he loves and appreciates this country.\n\nYou can find all of Irish Tenor Michael Daly’s albums and covers here." ]
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He talks about moments where he is very satisfied with during the co-op test phase, and things that every developer (should) think about during co-op development.\n\nThe first core principle of co-op that Redding talks about is something he calls “Gating.” It’s basically the tactic developers use to keep players close together - locking confined areas until they’re cleared by both players, keeping goals close to the same spot, etc. Gating has been used for years to keep players together, either with the screen not scrolling until the Foot are dispatched in TMNT: Turtles in Time or with doors remaining locked until both players are present in Resident Evil 5.", null, "Most games that break away from this tactic do it very briefly, often with one player covering the other during moments of forced separation. Gears of War 2 had several sections that separated the characters so they could not revive one another, but you were able to cover the other player by shooting enemies they may not have been able to see.\n\nHowever, F.E.A.R. 3 is trying to go the route of single-player co-op using something they are calling “Divergent co-op.” Since the game isn’t out yet we can’t tell if this was a good move or not, but F.E.A.R. 3 did use another tactic for keeping players together in their \"F**king Run!\" survival mode.\n\nThe other way games tend to keep players together, according to Redding, is by making the game more difficult when players are separate. Overwhelming players when they’re caught alone, things like that. In Splinter Cell Conviction we saw a bit of both. Players were kept together through “closed” combat and exploration areas, but if you wandered off too far from one-another players could find themselves in a sticky situation. Left 4 Dead excelled at this as well, if you ever wondered from the group, it wouldn’t be long before your brains were consumed.", null, "Next up is a skill that we co-op gamers take for granted, the buddy revival system. How it works depends on the game, but the basic idea is the same everywhere. One player collapses from health-loss and their partner has to find their way to them in order to revive them. We’ve seen it countless times, but what makes it so important to playing together?\n\np>Bleeding out is a common effect of being knocked down by an enemy, if your partner doesn’t revive you within a certain time period you may find yourself watching the action from the “deceased” chair in the audience. Keeping players not only close together, but on their toes at the same time (listening to “help me, I’m down!” over the headset, or other forms of communication). Redding said they had a lot of success in getting players to work together with Splinter Cell Conviction because of the buddy-assist-revival they implemented.\n\nOne example of this in Splinter Cell: Conviction is where one player is down, needing to be revived, but his companion is trapped in an enemy chokehold. To escape, the downed player has to draw his sidearm and dispatch the enemy in question so he can be revived. Redding didn’t expect this situation to arise very often in the game, but it happened during the very first playtest. “It was the most ecstatic moment I’ve ever had as a game designer,” he says. “Naturally the players were best friends after this happened.”\n\nMoments like this also occur in games like Left 4 Dead, where downed allies can assist their partners by using the handgun (in order to expedite their own revival). The very definition of win-win right here, folks.\n\nRedding goes on to talk about players directly assisting other players. Not in the sense of Halo Reach where you help each other kill the same guy with bullets in normal-action. More like Diablo 2 or Borderlands where you’ll use one players special abilities to aid another player.", null, "In Splinter Cell: Conviction this aiding system is in the form of the co-op marking execution, where one players actions make another player more powerful. He did admit that people probably didn’t realize this was happening, but the co-op mark and execute ability is a blast none-the-less. Things like unlimited ammo for the team in Borderlands or a constant aura in Diablo 3 fall under this principle.\n\nThe final co-op principle mentioned by Redding, and one that has found its way into many games across the co-op realm, is survival. Halo does it, Gears of War 2 has it, too. Games choose to implement the survival mode in a variety of ways (Mercenaries for Resident Evil 5 and F**king Run! for F.E.A.R. 3) but a cornerstone in co-op is the survival mode.", null, "Survival mode, Firefight, Horde mode - whatever you want to call it, it’s the most commonly re-played and co-op heavy element to gaming in this generation. Meant to challenge players to compete for top score as well as keep the team alive to reach the next wave, survival is one of the biggest reasons to pick up a finished game with your friends for years after completion.\n\nReddings final quote of GDC is one of the core values of our website, bringing new gamers together with old gamers and building a bond. This principle has brought games like Slam Bolt Scrappers, and Castle Crashers to that special place in our hearts and on our consoles.\n\nCo-op is often the easiest way for a new player to get into a game." ]
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[ null, "Executive privilege is the president’s right to keep certain information secret from the other branches of government, even if the information is subpoenaed.\n\nBut where did executive privilege come from?\n\nYou won’t find it mentioned anywhere in the Constitution. It has been assumed from Article II, which sets out the separations of powers in the three branches of government. In order to maintain a balance of power, the reasoning goes, the president need to be able to consult with his advisors and develop his policies beyond Congressional observation.\n\nBut executive privilege won’t cover just anything. It must relate to national security or protecting White House confidentiality when in the public interest.\n\nIn the past, the courts have made decisions that defined executive privilege. But taken together, they give only a vague sense of what the privilege covers and when can it be used.\n\nIn 1789, Congress investigated a military campaign against Native Americans that ended in disaster. It asked for documents from President George Washington. The president argued that he could refuse a request for documents in the name of national security. In time, though, he handed them over.\n\nWhen Aaron Burr went on trial for treason in 1809, his defense subpoenaed President Thomas Jefferson to testify and supply papers related to the charges in Burr’s trial. Jefferson refused. The Supreme Court said he had to comply. In the end, he refused to testify in person but provided select documents.\n\nIn 1833, Senator Henry Clay demanded that President Andrew Jackson release documents about cabinet meetings where the Bank of the United States was discussed. Jackson declined and was censured, but held onto the documents.\n\nPresident Grover Cleveland used it repeatedly to prevent Congress from reviewing documents related to his executive appointments to government positions.\n\nWhen President Theodore Roosevelt prosecuted U.S. Steel for antitrust violations, the Senate demanded to see his papers on the subject. Roosevelt denied the request, then moved the documents to the White House to prevent their being seized.\n\nIt was President Dwight Eisenhower who coined the term “executive privilege.” He invoked it to prevent Senator Joe McCarthy from questioning his cabinet members. Eisenhower wanted to maintain the secrecy of conversations he had with his advisors about McCarthy and communists. He also wanted to keep sensitive documents from public view. In the course of Eisenhower’s presidency, he or his advisors invoked executive privilege 44 times.\n\nPresidents John F. Kennedy and Lyndon Johnson rarely used it, but President Richard Nixon relied on it to protect himself and his advisors from the Watergate investigation. A challenge to his use of the privilege went to the Supreme Court. Chief Justice Warren Burger said executive privilege was warranted when the requested information concerned “military, diplomatic, or sensitive national security secrets.” But it didn’t provide protection from a criminal investigation. Documents and testimony crucial to the inquiry had to be provided. Consequently, Nixon released the tape-recorded conversations from the Oval Office. “The president is not above the law,” said the Chief Justice.\n\nNixon seems to have cast executive privilege in a bad light, because subsequent presidents were wary of using it. Even when a Congressional investigation into the Iran-Contra matter led to the White House, President Ronald Reagan did not invoke it.\n\nPresident Bill Clinton cited executive privilege 14 times to spare himself and his wife from testifying in Congressional investigations of his business dealings and sex life. The Supreme Court ruled that a prosecutor’s right to investigate matters was more important than confidentiality. Ultimately, Clinton was impeached by the House of Representatives, but the Senate did not convict him.\n\nWhen the Senate Judiciary Committee subpoenaed Karl Rove in an inquiry into the firing of nine U.S. attorneys, President George W. Bush refused, citing the privilege. The committee chair said it didn’t apply because the president wasn’t involved. Ultimately, Rove testified in a closed-door session.\n\nIn 2012, an investigation into drug smuggling misfired and resulted in a load of guns getting into the hands of criminals. Congress requested the White House hand over 1,300 documents. President Obama claimed executive privilege, and his attorney general was cited for contempt of Congress for not cooperating. When the matter went to a federal court, the claim of executive privilege was denied and the documents were released.\n\nThe case law would indicate that there is no privilege if the matter involves a criminal investigation and doesn’t directly bear on the national welfare. But it appears that the final call isn’t usually made by the president, the media, or legislators, but the nine members of the Supreme Court." ]
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[ "“Create a life you love!”\n\nOften seen as the geographical center of the Maritimes, the delightful town of Amherst, Nova Scotia is located on the border between Nova Scotia and New Brunswick – a narrow piece of land that is the only physical connection between the two provinces, as well as being a short half-hour drive to the bridge to Prince Edward Island. Amherst boasts that within two hours you can drive to almost every major city in three provinces.\n\n“That is who we are, first and foremost,” says Amherst Mayor, David Kogon. “We are a border community. We are also the gateway to Nova Scotia for anyone coming from the rest of the country. Our population right in the urban centre is 9400, but we are also the urban hub for Cumberland County as a whole, which is a rather large geographical area. I would say the population doubles when you look at all the people who see Amherst as the center of their lives, coming here for groceries, shopping, Walmart, things like that.”", null, "He goes on to describe it as an old Victorian town with beautiful old sandstone architecture and a significant industrial community, including an industrial park and one of only seven Tier 2 Hospitals in the province. Recreation-wise, the town is filled with parks, playgrounds, walking trails, two splash pads, an off-leash dog park, a stadium, a skate park, a ball field, and a brand new tennis court. There is also a YMCA and a highly regarded 18-hole golf course.\n\nFirst settled in 1764 by immigrants from Yorkshire following the expulsion of the Acadians, they were joined by United Empire Loyalists fleeing the American colonies during the revolutionary war. Amherst then went on to become a local center of shipbuilding and commerce. The industrialists of this period were responsible for many of the stunning Victorian and Edwardian homes built in the area. With the construction of the Intercolonial Railway of Canada in 1872, which ran the main line from Halifax to Quebec City, the town took off and became a true hub of industry and commercial activity.\n\n“The fact that we are in the geographic center of the Maritimes is really one of the main economic driving forces for our community,” adds Greg Herrett, CAO for the town. “You drive two hours in any direction and you are hitting a major city. There are over a million people in that radius when you count Halifax, Moncton, Charlottetown, and Saint John. We are also on the train route through those cities and a two-hour drive from two seaports and two international airports.”\n\n“Let’s not forget that we are 20 minutes from the ocean as well,” chimes in Tamara Porter, Business Development Officer, “so that is also one of our main attractions. We do get a lot of seasonal residents that come stay at the cottages for the summer and will do their services and shopping in town. We are 10 minutes from the Bay of Fundy and 20 from the Northumberland Strait and that really impacts your lifestyle – you can finish up work and head to the beach 20 minutes later. If you look at a wider circle of what is available around the county, there are activities like fossil cliffs, dozens of waterfalls, lots of ATV trails, hiking trails, fishing, off-road or recreation activities, and don’t forget your camera.”\n\nNo wonder the slogan for Amherst is “Create a Life You Love!” and it seems many people are doing just that. This has been especially true over the last year, where a lot of folks throughout the country are seeing that the Maritime provinces, with their smaller, rural nature, are great places to be during a pandemic. “We have only had a few cases of COVID-19 in Cumberland County since this all began,” says Kogon, “and we are seeing growth in housing and real estate transactions because of that. We have so much to offer, and we are also a really safe place to live.” The retail housing market has been on fire for the last six to eight months, and there is nothing but an upward trajectory from where they started. In part due to a lot of recent effort in terms of attracting new residents, as well as new businesses.", null, "“Here is the thing,” says Kogon, “We certainly have people here who are willing to work, and people from the local area have a great reputation for that and a great work ethic. But we are actively looking at attracting a larger workforce. Some industries set up here because of location and we want to be able to get the people to work in those industries, but we recognize that must be an intentional focus. Encouraging people to move here is one of the key strategies for our business growth. We have all the infrastructure in place, from broadband to natural gas. We have even been recognized for having one of the best municipal water sources in the country. Tamara, Eileen, Jenn, and Cheryl (the marketing team) promote Amherst as a great place to live, work, and play – and I really think that is true, you can even work remotely here and beat the big city rat race!”\n\nHerrett acknowledges, “The infrastructure is second to none for our size and location. The town of Amherst has spent significant money upgrading sewer and water, we’ve switched all municipal lighting to LED for a green initiative… we’ve spent millions of dollars on the infrastructure in the last few years.”\n\n“The environment has been a big issue here,” Kogon adds. “About a year ago, we declared a climate emergency and have been working on everything through that lens. We have just begun a solar power project for the hockey arena and, after that, we are going to be doing the Fire and Police Stations. We are currently partnering with Nova Scotia Power who is in the process of constructing a large solar farm out in our industrial park area. This is a pretty green province, but we see ourselves as one of the greenest communities.”\n\nSome large employers are utilizing the industrial park already. Gordon Food Services has its Atlantic distribution center there, Emmerson Packaging is on-site, as well as IMP Aerostructures that manufacture aircraft components. “There is room for expansion,” says Porter, “and we are working on that. We have a commercial development bylaw as well, which offers any business that’s expanding with a minimum of $25,000 investment, a tax rebate for 10 years. Essentially they can defer up to 50 percent of their taxes and that is a significant incentive.”\n\n“Amherst is constantly improving,” says Kogon, “We did some work a few years ago revitalizing our downtown. It was mostly cosmetic and what I would call “streetscaping” but COVID has hit our smaller mom and pop businesses pretty hard. We need to do some work attracting new types of businesses and more mixed-use facilities. One of the other things we have been doing, as we move forward, is increasing and improving our municipal functioning relationships with the other municipalities within Cumberland County. It helps with procurement and infrastructure, as well.”\n\nThe town administration often receives compliments on the team approach they take with respect to development inquiries. People who show interest and then get to the development stage are fortunate to deal with business development specialists like Tamara Porter and her associates. At that point, the town’s engineers and planning staff and finance staff also become involved, so that everyone understands upfront what is possible and how the town can help and what it might cost.\n\n“I think Amherst is and should be attractive for businesses who are looking to invest here but also to folks who are looking to relocate here,” says Herrett, “Our quality of life is incredible. We have wonderful schools, a wonderful hospital, lots of recreation assets, and housing prices that are very attractive, especially if you come from some of the larger cities, where effectively you can cash out and have money left over when you move here. And if those larger cities are your thing, they are only an hour away. You literally have the best of all worlds here.”\n\nTaylor Ford Amherst, in Amherst, Nova Scotia appreciates the support of its customers, fellow businesses and the town of Amherst itself. As a Ford Motor Company President’s Award winner, we constantly endeavour to fully support the people, the environment and the community we are fortunate enough to be part of." ]
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[ null, "TRIANA — It was almost a year to the day that developers Louis and Patti Breland announced they would build mortgage-free adaptive homes for two Bronze Star and Purple Heart recipients, both amputees from North Alabama.\n\nIn June, one of those Wounded Warriors, Army Sgt. 1st Class Scott Barkalow and his wife Tina moved into their adaptive home in Athens.\n\n“When I applied just one year ago, I expected it to be a long and drawn-out ordeal that might bear fruit some distant day,” a clearly emotional Brown said. “Nowhere in my wildest dreams, did I expect to be thrust into the spotlight and handed the figurative and literal key to our family’s future within a year.”\n\nIt was not only a beautiful day for a celebration but a patriotic one.\n\nThe ceremony opened with a color guard, Pledge of Allegiance, and a prayer, followed by American Idol performer Maddye Trew singing a moving rendition of the National Anthem.\n\n“This is what America is about and this is what Helping a Hero is all about,” said Meredith Iler, founder of the Helping a Hero Home Program as she presided over the “Welcome Home Ceremony.” “It’s us coming together and saying, ‘thank You’ in a tangible way to these men and these women for their sacrifice.\n\n“You are so blessed here in Alabama, to have great leadership that understands the needs of our men and women who volunteer to wear the cloth of our country. Time and time again, the North Alabama community has stepped up.”\n\nMadison County Commission Chairman Dale Strong introduced the Brelands to Greenwood after they inquired about how they could step up to meet the 100 Homes Challenge offered by Bass Pro Shop founder Johnny Morris and build 100 adaptive homes for wounded veterans.\n\n“Alabama understands what America all is about,” said Strong. “It’s a team effort and we couldn’t do it without everyone working together.”\n\nAlabama Lt. Gov. Will Ainsworth said his greatest honor is getting to chair the Military Stability Commission and to fight for the men and women and the veterans in the state.\n\n“In the last four years, we have passed over 22 bills in Alabama to make us the most veteran and military supportive state in the country,” Ainsworth said. “Here’s the reality – we don’t have America; we don’t have Alabama; without your service to our country.\n\n“And thank you to Lee and Helping a Hero for standing up for our Alabama values. We need that more than ever, and you are true Americans for what you do.\n\n“Huntsville is the No. 1 city in the country because of the people of Alabama and how they give back. Alabama is great because of people like the Brelands.”\n\nGreenwood sang what he said was his favorite song and one in which he opens his USO Tours, “Stars and Stripes and the Eagle Flies.”\n\n“It’s pretty important to have people behind the scenes who are unselfish, giving, and who have a heart for America and our military,” he said after the song. “The Brelands are magic. They are wonderful American citizens, and it is a privilege for me to be associated with them and our foundation.\n\n“We couldn’t do this without them.”\n\nBreland, who is always humble to praise, said he never thought he would see the day when he was introduced to an audience by Greenwood.\n\n“Our veterans are just incredible people. We wouldn’t be here without their sacrifice,” he said. “I travel around the world and every time I come back, people ask me, ‘What did you learn from traveling abroad?’\n\n“What I learned is the United States is the most incredible place – everyone who is born with a U.S. passport is a very lucky person who has a fighting chance to make it because of our veterans.\n\n“But I want to make it clear. I’m just one person. I’m surrounded by a great team, and I thank the suppliers and contractors that made it happen. It takes a family, it takes a village, it takes a team. We would be nothing without them!”\n\nThree veteran amputees and upcoming adaptive home recipients from around the nation joined the ceremony to speak about Brown and the Helping a Hero program.\n\nMarine Lance Cpl. Eric Fraser and his wife Erica, whose adaptive home is under construction in Manchester, Tenn., said he had been living in a house where he couldn’t get his wheelchair through a single door in his home.\n\n“Not having the things, we know are out there, like wider doorways, rolling showers and a bench and shower wand so he can be safe in his home when he is alone, are the things Helping a Hero can provide,” Iler said.\n\nStaff Sgt. Ross Cox, who has an adaptive home in Montana, nominated Brown for the home he and his family moved into Wednesday. He said he understands first-hand the adage “It is better to give than receive.”\n\n“Everybody calls us heroes, right?” he said directly to Brown. “But I believe the heroes are those who pulled me out of the dirt and put me onto the helicopter.\n\nDouble-amputee Army Cpl. Frank Fields said the program shows him that even after getting blown up in Iraq 15 years ago, the people did not forget America and did not forget him.\n\nAs Greenwood presented the new house key to the Brown family, Iler said it is the first home Helping a Hero has been able to build for an active-duty service member.\n\nShe said until eight years ago, active-duty personnel were not allowed to accept gifts over $250. Helping a Hero worked with the Department of Defense and Congress to pass a law that lets them build homes for wheelchair bound, amputees and others who need adaptive housing if they are an E6 or below.\n\n“Life has a funny way of giving you the exact amount of struggle you need – not what you can handle – but what your path to growth can support,” Brown said. “I knew at 22, looking at the un-amputated mess that I called my leg, I was not prepared for the fight ahead.\n\n“However, through the long days of pain some call physical therapy, but I consider hospital-sponsored torture, to the years of working to accept his new body image, confirmed for me what disabled really means, and I wasted more time than I should have feeling sorry for myself and grieving.\n\n“But the love and support I received taught me a powerful lesson that reshaped me into the man I am today. Trust me when I tell you, this house is a much-needed blessing and will pre-empt the worries I have had from this day forward.”" ]
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[ null, "Mayor Bill de Blasio visited the Sunnyside Greenmarket Saturday afternoon, greeting shoppers at the outdoor market on a mild afternoon. He was guided by Council Member Jimmy Van Bramer, who represents the area.\n\nArriving 30 minutes late, the mayor spent close to 30 minutes working his way through a block-long open air market. It was reasonably busy, but not overcrowded. It appeared that the people the mayor greeted were shoppers who happened to be there and not part of an organized group or rally. He received a very cordial welcome, with many people eager to shake his hand and get a photo. Some people asked him to take action (on the subway, for example), but I didn’t hear any hostile comments or rejection of his entreaties to vote for him on November 7th.", null, "Several people mentioned pre-K, and the mayor also brought it up with. Baseball was also a frequent topic, with plenty of Mets gear sported in their home borough. Several people raised the mayoral debate, lamenting the raucous and, in their view unproductive, atmosphere of the debate. Mayor de Blasio appeared to share their views. At least one shopper urged the mayor to act to improve the performance of the 7 train.", null, "Mayor de Blasio and Council Member Van Bramer wrapped up their visit with a walk to a local pizzeria, grabbing a slice before the mayor headed to a Manhattan campaign stop.\n\nAdditional Note: Mayor de Blasio did not take press questions at this appearance." ]
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[ null, "It looks like Harley is in a challenging position in Harley Quinn Season 3 Episode 4. Harley is ready to start a new life with Ivy, but it won’t be easy. Her boisterous nature will continue to cause trouble for the couple, causing Ivy to lose control. Will they fight? Will it lead to their breakup? Well, anything can happen. Keep reading to know more.\n\nSo far, we’ve seen Ivy do her best to turn Gotham into the paradise of Eden. In Harley Quinn Season 3 Episode 4, titled “A Thief, A Mole, An Orgy”, Ivy will be working on the Eden serum. As for Frank, he will rise from the ashes, and Ivy believes they have a big puzzle to solve. Speaking of Frank, he can only pollinate a fraction of Gotham, which isn’t enough to terraform the city. So Ivy decides to increase his seed production, but is constantly distracted by other crew members, including Harley. Frustrated Ivy reminded them of Catwoman’s rules because she didn’t want to argue, and it worked.\n\nBut Harley doesn’t support those rules and will destroy the CCTV cameras in Catwoman’s apartment. Surprisingly, Ivy will succeed in her mission, and the crew will be celebrating. Frank will be gone, however, and since Harley has destroyed all the cameras, they won’t be able to find him. Furthermore, they cannot find out who is breaking into their apartment. But Clayface will manage to find a brooch, and they will come to the conclusion that the members of Court of Owls are behind it.\n\nThe previous episode started with the crew moving into Catwoman’s old apartment. Soon, Harley learned that she and Ivy had been nominated at the 83rd Annual Villy Awards for “Best Couple,” which she won with Jocker. Despite her resistance, she joined Ivy at the ceremony, but felt uneasy when she realized they were sitting next to Kite Man and Golden Glider, his new girlfriend. Meanwhile, Clayface impersonated Gunn to meet Billy Bob Thornton.\n\nBilly played Thomas Wayne in his new movie. He appreciated Clayface’s shape-shifting skills and acting skills. But Catwoman’s tiger killed him, so Clayface took his place and imitated Billy in the movie. Back to the ceremony, Harley tried to review the list of winners and battled an android protecting him while Ivy and Glider bonded over their social anxiety. After their conversation, Ivy realized she had to support Harley and their love was their reward. So they left the ceremony, despite being the winner in the end. So Joker took the award on their behalf in Harley Quinn Season 3 Episode 3.\n\nSix people are dead and three seriously injured in Louisville, New York after an accident Saturday involving a 2021 Freightliner box truck and a...\nRead more\nTrending\n\nAt least 3 dead, 4 injured in party shooting in Beverly Hills\n\nA shooting outside a party in the Beverly Crest neighborhood of Los Angeles early Saturday morning has claimed the lives of at least three...\nRead more" ]
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But when the Shadow Society assassinates the Sun King and half the royal court, he must become the prince he was never meant to be in order to save his injured sisters and the petulant Dauphin. Forced to hide in the derelict sewers beneath the city, any hope of reclaiming Paris seems impossible—until Josse’s path collides with Mirabelle’s, and he finds a surprising ally in his sworn enemy.\n\nShe's a deadly poisoner. He's a bastard prince. Together, they form a tenuous pact to unite the commoners and former nobility against the Shadow Society. But can a rebellion built on mistrust ever hope to succeed?\n\nFrench historical fantasy seems to be a new trend happening this year in YA and I am ALL about it. France has so much rich history (both great and terrible), so much grandeur surrounding it that it’s a setting ripe for drama and storytelling and An Affair of Poisons delivers on both. Set during the reign of the infamous Sun King, the story focuses on a secret society determined to bring down the monarchy and rule “for the people.” As with most political revolutions, all does not go as planned.\n\nThe story centers on two main characters who are on opposite sides of the spectrum of the political turmoil in Paris- Mirabelle, the daughter of the rule of the Shadow Society, and Josse, a bastard son of King Louis. When Mirabelle realizes her mother’s intentions are not so pure and focused on helping the poor and sick after all and Josse realizes he’s the only hope of getting his siblings to safety and establishing his brother on the throne, they must form an unlikely alliance to battle the Shadow Society and reclaim Paris.\n\nThough a little improbable, I admit I really got caught up in the story while reading! It was fascinating to learn about Mirabelle’s training in alchemy and to see how she could take elements that were seemingly so ordinary individually and transform them into things that could either heal or kill so quickly. I admired how her skills were won through years upon years of practice, hard work, and training by her father, rather than her being a “special snowflake” type character. Though I didn’t feel super connected emotionally with the characters (or the romance- I feel like this story didn’t need to be a romance), I did enjoy the cast of children and teens who were doing their best to try to survive a situation when all of the adults around them were either dead or had betrayed them, from the dauphin to the Josse’s tiny half sisters who were surprising little survivors as they hid in the sewers with their siblings. It was also fascinating to see the relationship dynamics between all of the royal children, especially when it came to how they were viewed/treated by their father the king (his legitimate children vs. his illegitimate children by his “official” mistress vs. a true bastard like Josse). The complex family dynamics were interesting to read about and added a depth to the story.\n\nI also feel like I learned a lot about France through this story that I didn’t know (which is always a plus for me when reading historical fiction or fantasy). Most of the media I’ve seen regarding France of the past has focused on the French Revolution onwards, so it was interesting to read about a setting prior to then that was inspired by a less well-known conflict. Also, who knew the Lourve was a palace before it was a museum??? (Not I, sadly, but perhaps that is what I get from taking Spanish instead of French in school).\n\nThough this story definitely falls firmly in the “historical fantasy” realm, I think it’s so cool (and wild!) that it’s inspired on real events! According to the author’s note at the end of the book, there was a Secret Society led by a powerful female that did lead to an attempted poisoning of the king and political unrest in France. Thorley took the idea and ran with it, incorporating the magical elements and creating the main characters, but the foundations are all rooted in history (which just goes to show that sometimes truth can be way, way stranger than fiction).\n\nOverall: An Affair of Poisons is a solid historical fiction/fantasy book that adds a magical spin on real French history that hasn’t been overused before. Though I didn’t feel emotionally invested in the characters or romance and the story had some odd pacing and time jumps, I had a lot of fun reading about this alternative version of the Sun King’s reign and overall enjoyed my reading experience.", null, "Addie Thorley spent her childhood playing soccer, riding horses, and scribbling stories. After graduating from the University of Utah with a degree in journalism, she decided “hard news” didn’t contain enough magic and kissing, so she flung herself into the land of fiction and never looked back.\n\nShe now lives in Princeton, New Jersey with her husband, daughter, and wolf dog. When she’s not writing she can be found gallivanting in the woods or galloping around the barn where she works as a horse trainer and exercise rider.\n\nAN AFFAIR OF POISONS is her debut novel." ]
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[ "\"This paves the way for investment flows across the two states and allows for deeper relations and friendship and it allows for stability and peace in the longer term,\" said Vijay Tirathrai, head of Abu Dhabi Techstars hub\n\nTAGS:\nEven for an organization that is global at its core like the Techstars seed accelerator, and even for its veteran entrepreneurs leading their respective programs in Tel Aviv and Abu Dhabi, the news that Israel and the UAE are set to establish full diplomatic ties was nothing short of exhilarating. Managing Director of the Abu Dhabi Techstars Hub71, Vijay Tirathrai, and the Managing Director of the Tel Aviv hub, Hilla Ovil-Brenner, were brimming with excitement when CTech caught up with them to get their thoughts on the announcement and its significance for both countries, Techstars, innovation, and the investment world as a whole.\n\n\"It took a lot of people by surprise. But for those who are in the know and those who have been in tune with what happened in the geopolitical scene, they didn't find this as much of a surprise and knew it was a matter of time until it happened,\" Tirathrai told CTech. \"Personally, I think it is a smart strategic move. It is very forward-thinking as opposed to a regressive outlook. This paves the way for investment flows across the two states and allows for deeper relations and friendship and it allows for stability and peace in the longer term. In the near term, people in the UAE are still trying to wrap their heads around it and what it means to them and how it is going to impact them. I'm optimistic about the future.\"", null, "Techstars was founded in Boulder, Colorado in 2006 and has since branched out across the world. The 3-month accelerator program is aimed at helping budding entrepreneurs gain funding, mentorship and access to the Techstars network. \"Techstars is the biggest global platform for investment and innovation in the world. There are over 50 accelerators like us. Today we are actually the biggest seed investor in the world,\" Ovil-Brenner told CTech. \"We've invested in over 2,500 companies to date. We work with companies like Comcast, MetLife and Amazon and typically what we do is run the innovation for them. We scout for companies for them and have them in our program for three months. We typically invest around $120,000 in each company, also providing an extensive range of non-cash benefits, including having access to a global network, and we also have a follow on fund for future investments.\"\n\nTirathrai is the former CEO and Chairman of the Entrepreneurs' Organization and as a business owner led numerous multinational ventures, ranging from manufacturing, distribution and retailing of fashion, to events and association management. He joined Techstars in 2017 and is excited regarding the new opportunities created by the agreement between Israel and the UAE.\n\n\"I think there are still a lot of details that people are trying to wrap their head around. But on the surface, the business community, in particular, is excited about the possibility to explore opportunities for trade and investments,\" said Tirathrai. \"I think there is a thirst and hunger for understanding, exploration, and tourism, so that will bring tremendous benefits on both sides. In terms of the people to people relationships, that is going to take time. It's a very new experience, it is very exciting, and people are still trying to understand the economic, political and cultural impact that this brings about.\"\n\nWhile nine of the 10 participating companies in the current Techstars class in Tel Aviv are Israeli, with the remaining one coming from Denmark, in Abu Dhabi, only one of the startups hails from the UAE, with the other nine coming from across the globe.\n\n\"Our mandate is that we are looking at companies from all over the world. The fact we have nine companies from across the globe is intentional because we want to bring talent to Abu Dhabi. We want them to leverage the incentives but also look at the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region with its 450 million people as a potential marketplace for growth,\" explained Tirathrai. \"Also, when we look at companies that are based in the UAE and the region, often before they think about going to Silicon Valley to tap into the capital markets and growth in the U.S., they need to prove themselves in the domestic arena. A lot of the countries in the Middle East are fragmented and small so working in the UAE and collectively as a region allows them to get some good traction before they think about expanding globally.\"\n\nTirathrai said that while the UAE's tech ecosystem is still nascent at this stage, that is beginning to change and could also bode well for Israeli companies.\n\n\"There is a lot of development in the ecosystem in the way of VCs and family offices taking a renewed interest in wanting to invest in technology startups. Traditionally a lot of the family offices would venture into real estate or equity markets or wealth management so we have seen the shift and I think there is a lot of excitement today,\" said Tirathrai.\n\n\"The government is putting in a lot of resources through the Ghadan 21 program to create an ecosystem supported with venture financing and bringing industries and talent, as well as visa relaxations, to create an environment to make it attractive and to put Abu Dhabi on the map,\" said Tirathrai.\n\nTirathrai admitted that the massive blow suffered by the airline and hospitality industries due to Covid-19 devested several startups in his portfolio. But on the flip side, he noted that the digital transformation which many of the startups were already working on has received a strong tailwind to drive forward even faster.\n\n\"I think entrepreneurs by nature thrive from risks and they thrive from the crisis. So they naturally are more agile and responsive and like stress and generally do much better than larger corporates or traditional family businesses,\" he explained. \"That said, we are still in the middle of the battlefield. From an investment point of view, particularly those investing in technology, they are extremely excited about what is happening right now. While there is the human cost that we are having to deal with, the transformation that the pandemic is driving is going to bring a lot of human benefits in the midterm and long term.\"", null, "Tirathrai broke down his and Hilla's respective roles. \"The individuals who actually invest on behalf of Techstars are the managing directors,\" said Tirathrai. \"Both me and Hilla are serial entrepreneurs and have done it multiple times. We wanted to take this knowledge and give back to the communities. I think that we have chosen a path where we want to give back in a way that we want to be proactive investors so that we can have skin in the game. We aren't just giving advice but are actually taking risks together with the entrepreneurs. We are part of that journey and for me that is very exciting.\n\n\"Hilla and I have been talking for the last couple of years about having to do something together and given the current change of sentiment between the countries that we are involved with it is really a wonderful piece of news that we think we can bring to both of those ecosystems,\" Tirathrai added. \"Israel is well recognized and well respected not just in the Middle East but around the world as a very powerful ecosystem for startups and technology. If you think about cybersecurity, cleantech, fintech to name a few, some of the most amazing companies have come out of Israel and have actually scaled globally.\"\n\nOvil-Brenner added that she can now provide through Techstars Tel Aviv some of the things she desperately required during her early days as an entrepreneur and said she is hopeful it won’t be long before Israeli companies are part of Vijay’s class in Abu Dhabi.\n\n\"When I was a young entrepreneur in Israel I didn't have that global international opportunity that Techstars provides,\" she noted. \"The relationship with Abu Dhabi has always been part of the network, but now I think it can be even stronger and more formal and maybe more attractive to Israeli companies. I'm hoping Israeli companies will find themselves in Vijay's program because I think that would be a very successful journey for Israeli startups.”" ]