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"Aten disk Credits: wikipedia.org http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Aten_disk.jpg\nAkhenaten was known before the fifth year of his reign as Amenhotep IV. He was a Pharaoh of the Eighteenth dynasty of Egypt who ruled for 17 years, and was the father of Tutankhamun. He is especially noted for abandoning traditional Egyptian polytheism and introducing worship centered on the Aten.\nThe Aten, the sun-disk, is first referred to as a deity in The Story of Sinuhe from the 12th dynasty, in which the deceased king is described as rising as god to the heavens and uniting with the sun-disk, the divine body merging with its maker. By analogy, the term “silver Aten” was sometimes used to refer to the moon.\nThe solar Aten was extensively worshiped as a god in the reign of Amenhotep III, when it was depicted as a falcon-headed man much like Ra. Akhenaten claimed, “There is only one god, my father. I can approach him by day, by night.” This was a very, very strange statement for the time. Akhenaten could have been the first monotheist in all of history, a precursor to Abraham, Isaac, Jacob and Muhammad as prophets who worshiped one god.\nIn the reign of Amenhotep III’s successor, Amenhotep IV or Akhenaten, the Aten became the central god of Egyptian state religion, Amenhotep IV changed his name to Akhenaten to reflect his close link with the new supreme deity.",
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"Statue of Pharaoh Akhenaten, also known as Amenhotep IV by Richard Nowitz National Geographic\nAkhenaten was one of the most controversial Pharaohs to rule Egypt. According to Egyptian Mythology he descended from the gods who arrived on Earth at the time of Tep Zepi and until today, people still believe that this Pharaoh did in fact come from the Stars.\nIn 1352 BC, Akhenaten ascended to the throne as the tenth pharaoh of the 18th dynasty. Almost immediately, he instituted a series of radical religious changes, including a ban on references to multiple gods. He abandoned traditional Egyptian polytheism and introduced the worship of the Aten.\nAn early inscription likens him to the sun as compared to the stars. Akhenaten, upon becoming Pharaoh ordered all the, the iconography of previous gods to be removed. He only allowed one emblem, which was a sun emblem, literally a sun disk with curious arms or rays pointing down.\nAccording to writings by Akhenaten and poems that were written about him later on, he was visited by beings that descended from the sky, who told Akhenaten what he needed to do, and perhaps this is why he removed all other symbols of other gods from Egypt and implemented most of the changes he went on to do.\nAkhenaten claimed to be a direct descendant of Aten and like any other pharaoh Akhenaten regarded himself to be divine, he was a God, but not only did he believe himself to be a god, the whole nation saw him as a god and worshiped him like one. During his time as Pharaoh Akhenaten made numerous changes but he also ordered the construction of a new capital city which he called Amarna and he dedicated it to the sun.\nAkhenaten spent the next ten years there and in that time he instituted changes in art and culture and on of the most notable changes were how he would be publicly depicted, and this was important because in Egyptian iconography, Pharaohs are depicted as these triangular shaped beings, strong shoulders and these very skinny waists, so basically they were depicted as being strong, like heroes, this would reflect power and it was very important but Akhenaten would go on and shows himself perhaps as he really is, a strange look, unlike other Pharaohs.\n\nThe list of peculiarities is lengthy: an elongated skull, long neck, sunken eyes, thick thighs, long fingers, backward-turned knee joints, a prominent belly that suggests pregnancy and female-like breasts. The first thing that is strange is his elongated skull, and in all of the statues and depictions of him, we see this elongated skull. In general his body was sort of like a feminine and masculine mixture.\nThe change in royal iconography of Akhenaten depicted him with a misshapen head, with a potbelly a sunken chest, elongated arms, larger thighs and this was totally opposed to the idealized iconography of traditional Egyptian artists that showed these big and strong looking Pharaohs.\n\nWhy would he make changes in the royal iconography to show him as this “weak” Pharaoh? His wife Nefertiti was also depicted having an elongated skull, did they have some kind of genetic anomaly that caused their heads– and body’s in general to be misshaped and disproportional?\nOr is there something more to this strange Pharaoh and his origins? Is it possible that he was actually a hybrid human being? with genes and DNA from Extraterrestrials? What is for sure is that he was not like other Pharaohs and human beings in general, when you look at his statues and depictions you immediately point out these strange, unlike humanoid characteristics. He is simply put a strange “human”.",
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"This female head has an elongated skull, and is probably a child of Amenhotep IV/Akhenaten (1351-1334 BCE). The eye is hollow for inlaying. The piece is broken across the neck, and is a forgery executed in the 18th Dynasty, Amarna Period style. Courtesy and Credit of wikipedia.org\nDr. Braverman (Professor of dermatology at Yale University School of Medicine) attributes the king’s female form to familial gynecomastia, brought on by an inherited syndrome called aromatase excess syndrome. This diagnosis is the first to be associated with Akhenaten. As for the shape of Akhenaten’s head, Dr. Braverman attributes this to a condition called craniosynostosis, in which sutures, the fibrous joints of the head, fuse at an early age, and interfere with the process of skull formation. The specific condition, called a sagittal suture, is dominantly inherited. Dr. Braverman says he observed this abnormality in the king’s daughters as well as in Queen Hatshepsut, daughter of Tuthmosis I, founder of Akhenaten’s paternal line, and in King Tut, who ended this line.\n\nAfter his reign the city of Amarna was abandoned and temples to the sun were destroyed, images of Akhenaten were deliberately defaced and Ancient Egypt rapidly “recovered” and returned to its old ways, worshiping many gods.Today, many Egyptologists believe that Akhenaten was actually forced to abdicate and flee from Egypt with his loyal followers.\nIn 1907, the actual body of Akhenaten was discovered in Egypt’s Valley of the Kings by British archaeologist named Edward Ayrton. After unearthing Akhenaten’s mummified remains, Edward Ayrton was able to confirm that the ancient pharaoh’s skull was misshapen and elongated. Akhenaten was succeeded by his son, Tutankhamun, who became the most renowned pharaoh of all time. When his tomb was discovered in 1922 by Howard Carter, Tutankhamun was also found to have an elongated skull. In February 2010, the results of DNA tests confirmed that he was the son of Akhenaten.",
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Some cities even make special efforts to attract specific people, making their arrival more likely.\n\nIncreases in Population happen as Opportunities introduced by increases in certain Virtues or Vices. Strong Commerce attracts Merchants, Law attracts Gentry, and Tradition attracts Peasants. Scum are non-productive members of society, and are usually the result of mismanagement or Crisis. Population of the other Social Classes that suffer serious losses become Scum, and in some cases, they may immigrate from elsewhere as refugees or unusually as whole gangs of criminals or deserters. It is possible, though difficult, to convert Scum into other Social Classes.\n\nWhile Landmarks are the most notable buildings and places in a Settlement, ones that any resident would know, they aren’t the only ones. 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Other Landmarks are Private – these are usually owned by Organizations and require a specific group to allow access to those who wish to use it. They may have some public effect on the city, but usually they provide that Organization with special abilities that can be used at their discretion.\n\nTier 3 Only Game Theaters that are Tier 3 or higher make use of Organizations and Private Landmarks.\n\nIf the Virtue requirements are met, a Landmark can begin construction. Each Landmark has a cost in Supply, the large quantities and sizes of goods that are useful in major construction. These are distinct from the small-scale goods gathered during Events by Gathering Skills. Instead, Gatherers use large scale Landmarks such as Mines, Farmland, Game Reserves, Lumbermills, and other such locations in order to generate Supply scale goods using their Downtime Action. When Supply is generated from these sites, it sits in an inventory in that Settlement. 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"An option businesses can use in managing their finances is captive insurance. Captive insurance is a separate legal entity — a corporation or limited liability company — that a parent company creates to cover insurable risks in a more cost-effective manner than insuring through a traditional insurance carrier.\n\n“It’s generally a wholly owned subsidiary of an existing business set up to, effectively, self-insure,” says Ed Zito, president of Alliance Bank of Arizona, explaining the bank “promotes the captive insurance initiative to clients where we feel there is applicability.”\n\nTraditional insurance carriers typically set a premium based on the loss history of not just the individual business but of its entire market segment. If a business has a lower loss history — due to factors such as better risk management — the record of the market segment as a whole can distort the situation for the one business and cause it to pay higher premiums.\n\nMark Tabler, president of the Arizona Captive Insurance Association (AzCIA) and chief operating officer of Innovative Physician Solutions, a medical professional liability risk retention group, explains that captives allow a business to broaden its coverage in a given area or enable it to cover a niche that a commercial carrier either does not offer or offers with excessive restrictions.\n\nHe shares that a current member of Innovative Physician Solutions was dropped by his insurance carrier for medical malpractice in 2004 “not because he had done anything wrong but because the carrier decided not to write malpractice insurance any more due to its experience in another part of the country.”\n\nPointing out another consideration, Zito says, “Up to 50 percent of every premium dollar paid to a traditional insurance carrier generally goes to administrative fees such as marketing, commissions and overhead.” Administrative fees for a captive, in comparison, are about 25 percent of the premium dollar. All of this increases a company’s cash flow, Tabler says, noting that companies with a captive insurance company also enjoy the benefit of stability in pricing and availability of coverage.\n\nIn addition to the premium savings, small captives could qualify for some special tax treatment. Explains Zito, “The U.S. tax code allows mini-captive insurance companies certain tax advantages if premiums do not exceed $1.2 million per year per captive insurance company. The captive itself is not taxed on the premium income it receives, only on investment income. In addition, if the captive builds up surplus income, that surplus can be paid out as dividends to the shareholders.” He suggests the company consult with an accountant or attorney who specializes in captives and can point out where it could get this benefit. “It’s a pretty substantial initiative for small to medium-sized businesses to evaluate.” But he emphasizes that the captive not be set up for the primary purpose of gaining a tax advantage, but only to insure specific risks that are either not offered by existing commercial carriers or where commercial carrier premiums are excessive and setting up a captive to insure the risk would save money — and the tax piece, then, is a secondary benefit.\n\nOther benefits Zito enumerates are the ability to truly customize the coverage, which is not possible with an off-the-shelf product; being able to pivot more quickly to a newly developed risk or items that may need to be added; better control of the claims process; and better access to wholesale reinsurance, whereby it can purchase policies from other insurance companies and reduce its own risk by spreading that risk across multiple policies.\n\nWhat Businesses Can a Captive Benefit?\n\nZito shares the types of company Alliance views as especially well-suited to use captive insurance. Doctor groups and physician practices need malpractice insurance, which, he points out, “is an expensive proposition.” Commercial real estate developers can use a captive to protect themselves against claims on construction defects, which, Zito notes, “may not be known to an inspector or discovered by him, such as a shipment of defective pipes or cement.” Many trucking companies have adopted the business model of working with drivers as independent contractors, but, by having the drivers band together, can offer insurance through a captive as a benefit rather than the drivers having to independently insure themselves. Professional service firms with 20 or more employees — such as roofing companies and environmental remediation companies — that want to offer a guarantee or warranty can band together with other firms to deal with litigation or warranties. And for franchise operations, regardless of the product or service, Zito points out “it may be easier for the franchisor to have a captive for the franchisees to participate in.”\n\nSalt River Project restructured its captive strategy in 2003, creating a single-parent captive domiciled in Arizona to replace its rent-a-captive formation that had used a cell in a captive that an insurance carrier operates on behalf of clients in the utility sector. “It gives us more control and more options,” says Marcia Philpott, manager of insurance services at SRP. This includes the ability to choose who does the services and to change vendors.\n\nOn the property side of business, Philpott says, SRP insures its risk of terrorism exposure through its captive. “You have to be a U.S. captive to have access to TRIPRA, which provides a federal backstop for terrorism,” she explains, adding that TRIPRA (Terrorism Risk Insurance Program Reauthorization Act) expires December 31 and “we’re hoping it gets extended.”\n\nSRP also insures liability for bodily injury and property damage exposure through its captive. “SRP buys some significant limits on our liability program, and a piece of that is covered by this captive,” Philpott says. SRP takes the first piece of any loss as its deductible, the captive takes the next piece, and then, if the loss exceeds a certain threshold, the commercial carrier gets involved. “The captive protects the lower limits of our liability programs.”\n\nSetting Up a Captive in Arizona\n\nTo set up a captive, a business must determine what risk it will insure and what the risk-financing objectives are. Arizona captive insurance companies are regulated by the Department of Insurance. Businesses must apply for a captive license, which includes posting a capitalization deposit or letter of credit. “This is, effectively, a bond to make sure you can meet the obligations,” Zito explains.\n\nA business may choose to domicile its captive insurance company in Arizona if it operates in another state as long as its principal place of business is Arizona, and must hold one board of directors meeting per year in its state of domicile. “And once a captive is licensed in a domiciled state, it can write the same policy in any state,” Tabler says.\n\nMany states have their own captive insurance laws, rules and regulations, and Zito characterizes Arizona as “reasonably competitive.” He places Arizona behind Nevada, New York, Iowa and Vermont, “states with more business-friendly captive insurance requirements” in regard to such elements as difficulty of getting a license, the amount of bond and the regulatory cost of being a captive.\n\nThe AzCIA reports that the number of captive insurance companies in Arizona has risen in recent years and is now 111. Among the advantages it sees in Arizona are flat-rate fees, which provide a cost-effective application and regulation process; no premium tax; no routine statutory exam for pure captives; and a balance between competitive law and appropriate regulatory oversight.\n\nSingle Parent (or Pure) Captive: provides insurance only to cover the loss exposure of its parent company.\n\nGroup Captive: created by a number of individual parent companies, usually within the same industry.\n\nAssociation Captive: similar to a group, but sponsored or owned by an association.\n\nRent-a-Captive: offers a “cell” in a captive operated by another entity, which has done all the work of setting up the captive insurance company.\n\nSegregated Cell (or Protected Cell) Captive: offers a cell in a captive operated by another entity, but users are protected from insurance claims against other users of that captive.\n\nRisk Retention Group: formed specifically under the Liability Risk Retention Act of 1996, which allows such a formation by a group of people as long as they are all owners and are from the same industry, but it expressly omits personal lines or workers’ compensation business. 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In his mind things need to be done a specific way and he does not like to take orders. If people start to ask him too many questions his brain cannot interpret the information properly and he can have a meltdown, in part of the story he hits a policeman because he is asking him questions too fast.\n\nThroughout the novel he tries to not hit/punch people because he knows it is the right thing to do and to stay out of trouble. He also becomes braver as he must overcome all his fears in order to fulfill his goals. The first reason Christopher changes is the problem that arises in the beginning of the book, the murder of Wellington a black Poodle of his neighbor’s. Christopher decides, because he likes dogs to find out who kills the dog. Because of his autistic condition he sees the world in a different view to other people, he sees everything in a different way, he is much more observant and the unusual aspects of things.\n\nThis bought about the change because it is for this reason Christopher writes the book “The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time”. Writing this book is what eventually leads to the first and most important turning points in the story. Christopher’s real change happens when Christopher finds a stack of letter’s his ‘supposedly dead’ mother – “Mother died 2 years ago. ” – writes to him whilst finding the book he was writing. This happens because his father tells him not to mind other’s business – “Father said, ‘Just try and keep your nose out of other people’s business. ” – and in result of not following his dad’s orders gets his book taken away. 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Although the finding of the letters was important and even more important event is him finding the killer of Wellington.\n\nShortly after finding the letters his father comes home and finds Christopher lying and shivering on his bed he says to him “I’m sorry, Christopher. I’m so, so sorry. ”. And later after he makes up with Christopher again he confesses the truth: “… Nice as pie one moment … Sink its teeth into your leg the next … Maybe if I’d just given it a kick it would probably have backed off. But, s****, Christopher, when that red mist comes down… Christ, you know how it is. I mean, we’re not that different, me and you. And all I could think was that she cared more about this bloody dog than she did about me or you.\n\nAnd it was like everything I’d been bottling up for two years just…’” This confession made Christopher feel unsafe, like his father was a threat, a danger and he could no longer live with a dangerous man. 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It has been facilitating the federal and provincial governments in meeting the national as well as international commitments like the Achi biodiversity targets, SDGs, Rio Markers, Paris Accord, Clean and Green Pakistan, Recharge Pakistan and most recently the Green Stimulus package of the Ministry of Climate Change, Government of Pakistan and more.\n\nIUCN Pakistan had also been instrumental in getting notified a number of protected areas across Pakistan including the Astola Island declared as Pakistan’s first Marine Protected Area. IUCN Pakistan facilitated the process of bringing together all the stakeholders that included: the federal Ministry of Climate Change; Government of Balochistan; Pakistan Navy; National Institute of Oceanography; WWF-Pakistan; Indus Earth Trust; and Sindh Forest and Wildlife Department.\n\nIn the year 2000, IUCN Pakistan has the privilege of being the main partner of the then Ministry of Environment for developing the first Biodiversity Action Plan for Pakistan which was an important milestone and a major step towards conservation of Biodiversity in the country. In the recent past, IUCN Pakistan has assisted Government of Pakistan and the provincial governments including governments of Gilgit-Baltistan and Azad Jammu & Kashmir in formulating the National and Provincial Biodiversity Strategies and Action Plans. IUCN Pakistan has also initiated work on nature-based tourism in two valleys of Gilgit-Baltistan and developed and published trophy hunting guidelines under the Biodiversity Safeguarding and Assessing the Impacts of Infrastructure Development project. It is also promoting nature-based tourism under the Karot Hydropower project in Azad Jammu & Kashmir.\n\nIn collaboration with the Forest and Wildlife Department, Government of Balochistan, IUCN Pakistan also initiated the process of designating the Juniper Forest Ecosystem as UNESCO’s Man and the Biosphere Reserves. The designating process was led by IUCN Pakistan under its UNDP funded project titled: Mainstreaming Biodiversity Conservation into the Juniper Forest Ecosystem Production with UNESCO Pakistan’s financial support under One UN Programme in consultation with all the stakeholders, local communities and other relevant government departments.\n\nIn the past, some of the successfully implemented programmes and projects of Pakistan for conserving the Biodiversity in Pakistan include: Conservation of green turtles along Pakistan’s coasts; conserving vanishing vultures in Tharparkar; conservation of fresh water turtles and the Mountain Areas renowned trophy hunting programme which helped in increasing the dwindling population of Markhor in Pakistan while benefiting the local community through conservation incentives. IUCN-Pakistan has engaged corporate sector and planted millions of mangroves for the ecological restoration of coastal ecosystems in the Indus Delta and along the Balochistan coastline. IUCN-Pakistan has recently conducted ecological baseline of Thar Desert ecosystem. It also worked to benefit the local communities through promotion of herbal and medicinal plant conservation and sustainable use, climate smart agriculture, sustainable fisheries and water resource conservation and environmental stewardship.\n\nIUCN has been in discussion with Governments of China and Pakistan to ensure environmental safeguards along CPEC. In this regard, IUCN has hosted numerous meetings and delegations from China who have shared their expertise to further the cause of sustainable development in CPEC.\n\nIUCN’s Business and Biodiversity Platform started off with its first chapter at the Port Qasim Area, in collaboration with top-notch private sector companies in Karachi. It has in its short duration launched a million mangroves plantation initiative, engaged businesses to provide their feedback on environmental degradation in the PQA area with a view to environmental betterment, and carried out exposure visits. This is a promising initiative meant to encourage businesses to invest in ecosystems and sustainable development.\n\nPresently, IUCN Pakistan is implementing the Biodiversity Management Plan prepared for 720 MW Karot Hydropower project in partnership with the Governments of Punjab and AJK, local communities and schools through funding from Karot Hydropower Company (Pvt) Limited, initially for 2 years (2021-2022). Based on the remarkable performance of IUCN, the respective governments have endorsed extension of the project period for another 3 years. Multifunctional Management Plans for the two newly national parks of Azad Pattan and Murree Kahuta Kotli are being prepared to address the biodiversity concerns.\n\nThe theme for the year “Building a shared future for all life” relays a message that the future of life on earth depends on the existence of entire life together. Being the custodians of the earth human-beings have a major role in conserving and protecting the Biodiversity on this earth. It is the time to focus on the nature-based solutions, more than ever.\n\nEvery year, on May 22, International Biodiversity Day celebration renews our resolve and commitment to conserving biodiversity, for the betterment of nature overall and for people as a whole.\n\nIn the coastal town of Keti Bandar in Sindh Province, Pakistan, locals once cultivated red rice on...",
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"Year of the Rabbit by Tian Veasna\n\nPhnom Penh, 1975 – The Cambodian capital is evacuated by the Khmer Rouge and transformed into a ghost town. Moments later, the reader heads south into a Khmer Rouge reeducation camp and adopts the point of view of a newly displaced villager. Born in the Year of the Rabbit, 1975, cartoonist Tian Veasna captures the events of the Cambodian genocide as they unfold.\nMuch like Art Spiegelman’s Maus, in which Spiegelman transforms his father’s recordings onto the pages of his comic book, Veasna recounts his father’s memories of the Khmer Rouge with historical accuracy. While sometimes harrowing and heavy, Veasna juxtaposes light and dark offering readers intimate glimpses of love and hope between family members in hand drawn photographs.\n\nA poignant and deeply moving account of one of the darkest periods in Cambodian history—and a family’s survival.\nClick here to purchase this book with us.",
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"surgeons from the University of Medicine 2, Yangon, and the Henry Ford Hospital from Detroit, USA, led by Prof Jack Rock has been providing medical treatment every November under the programme of the Foundation for International Education in Neurological Surgery (FIENS).\nFIENS was founded by a group of leading neurosurgeons in order to address the critical lack of trained neurosurgeons in developing countries. Since 1969, they have provided hands-on training and education to neurosurgeons around the world.\nProf Rock and his team of medical professionals impart their skills and knowledge by working side-by-side with neurosurgeons nurses here including surgery methods, ICU response, pre and post-surgery care, and proper maintenance of surgical equipment.\nThe following are excerpts from interviews with officials, medical practitioners and other people involved in this charitable programme.\n\nDr Myint Htwe\nUnion Minister for Health and Sports\n“One of our ministry’s many priorities is continually developing the capabilities of all medical practitioners in the nation, so that they may provide the best medical services they can offer to the public.”\n“In order to do this, we organize training courses and send them abroad for international training, seminars and workshops. This way, they won’t be left behind on the technological advances of the world. Since I first assumed the union minister position in April 2016, there have been about 7,000 training courses organized or co-facilitated by the health ministry.”\n“We’ve had about 300 trainees on courses longer than six months and 1,400 trainees on those with a duration less than six months. Then we have about 60 people studying for their PhD and a hundred studying MSc. These are high qualifications. Those who return to Myanmar after finishing these studies are able to provide the best medical treatment and services to our people.”\n“We have medical practitioners from developed countries come here to train our nation’s doctors in the fields of cardiology, kidneys, liver, and the digestive tract. But of course, this time we have Prof Jack Rock and his medical team at the North Okkalapa General Hospital.”\n“Prof Rock’s team consists of nurses to medical engineers who will teach our doctors on the use and maintenance of medical equipment and the latest surgical methods used by the world. They’ve also brought along their own advanced medical equipment which they use to treat the people here. Prof Jack Rock also consults with our doctors here through Skype every fortnight. We record his consultations and share it to all the neurosurgeons across Myanmar.”\n“Prof Jack Rock also teaches a class of 16 holders of master degrees in neuroscience every year. He praises them for their perseverance and adaptability. It is a source of pride for us.”\n“Currently, we have neurological departments in Yangon General Hospital, North Okkalapa General Hospital, Mandalay General Hospital, and Nay Pyi Taw 1000-bed Hospital. We plan to open more neurological departments in Magway General Hospital an Taunggyi Sao San Tun Hospital sometime in the future.”\n\nProf Dr Win Myaing\nHead of Neurological Department, North Okkalapa General Hospital\n“Our neurological department was opened on 2 May, 2017. We branched off from Yangon General Hospital to accommodate the growing needs in North Okkalapa General Hospital and its community.”\n“We first connected with Prof Jack Rock and the Henry Ford Hospital of Detroit through the Foundation for International Education in Neurological Surgery (FIENS) in 2012. They were eager to come and advance the neurological field in Myanmar. We welcomed them with open arms and they’ve been visiting Myanmar every year in November since 2012. It’s seven years since.”\n“Before their arrival in November, we tell them if we have patients that would be difficult to enter surgery in Myanmar, patients with conditions they might be interested in, or if we need certain medical equipment. Then we make early appointments with the patients, with the earliest booking done about 3-4 months in advance.”\n“In some of our regions, we don’t even have CT scanners to diagnose people who have headaches or migraines or to look for internal bleeding. Prof Jack Rock and his team will be bringing an infrascan machine. It’s a bit more advanced and is a recent invention. It costs around US$15,000 in America, but they will be bringing it for use in Myanmar.”\n“The good news is they will be donating that machine after teaching us how to operate it. The infrascan allows us to check if there is internal bleeding in the head in the event a surgeon isn’t around. It’s a very useful machine and it’s so small and portable. You could carry it in your pocket. They usually bring inventions like that with them.”\n“They also take two of our doctors for a two-month training course back to the US once a year. They usually stay for two weeks when they come in November. This time they arrived on 2 November. Neurosurgery takes about 5 to 6 hours per person, so they most they can operate in a day is three people. And they manage to operate on about 20 people during each of their visits here.”\n“Right now, they’ve performed surgery on four people. They’ve also invited three professors from South Korea to teach our younger practitioners at a US-Myanmar-South Korea neurosurgery meeting.”\n“I arrived at the neurological department in 1990. From that time till 2010, you could count how many neurosurgeons existed in Myanmar with both hands. But the use of motorbikes have increased the number of accidents. People especially get wounded near the head and with neurosurgeons in the rural areas, they were attended to the best of their ability by general practitioners.”\n“When Prof Rock arrived here, he wanted to improve this grim situation and we began discussing it in 2012. During our time, if someone wants to join the neurological department, they had to attend a general surgery course for three years. And after that, we’d only get about one patient every one or two years.”\n“They suggested opening a neurosurgery course so people can directly learn about neurosurgery and which will in turn increase the number of practitioners. We took them to the Ministry of Health and Sports, and after much discussion, the ministry opened a three-year course.”\n“We opened the courses in three schools, mainly University of Medicine 1 and 2 in Yangon and the one in Mandalay. We now have about 60 students actively attending these courses. After receiving training for three years, the doctor will be able to treat neurological emergencies with greater efficiency. After one more year, we will appoint them to rural hospitals where they can greatly aid the local population.”\n“With the help of this neurological programme, patients need to spend only K1 million or less for treatment, instead of going to Thailand or Singapore as in the past which cost more than K35 million.”\n“When we were younger, it took about two hours just to remove the cranium, but now it only takes about 15 minutes. In addition, the old preconception of people receiving brain surgery will absolutely die is no more. We rarely hear of patients dying from a tumour removal. Overall, there has been numerous positive improvements.”\n\nProf Dr Kyi Hlaing\nNeurological Department, North Okkalapa General Hospital\n“Ten years ago, there weren’t even ten neurosurgeons in all of Myanmar at a time. There were only two neurological departments in Yangon and one in Mandalay. We were also severely cut off from the rest of the world and our technology and methods became outdated.”\n“We decided that something needed to be done. So, we went abroad seeking assistance. Mind you, government-to-government cooperation existed but I believe neuroscience would be the last in the health category.”\n“We first approached Dr U Win Myaing for this matter. A German medical practitioner came to us first in 2012 and stayed for a month. Then Dr Jack Rock came and everything slowly improved.”\n“The most important thing when performing cranial surgery is the position. This involves everything from how the head is placed to the steps the operation will take. It all needed to be preplanned and done successfully otherwise every step faces failure. Working with Dr Rock and his team greatly improved our understanding and skills for that.”\n“ICU support is also crucial. No matter how good we operate the surgery, inadequate ICU support will yield negative results. That is why the nurses in ICU support are given proper training as well.”\n“The field of neurology has greatly advanced after the 20th Century. The CT Scan and MRI were invented. It used to be extremely difficult to operate on the brain and there was an even lesser chance for survival of the patient. But now, the mortality rate is less than 10%.”\n“The youth generation are always the future of the nation. We are delighted so many young people are joining this field and helping it grow.”\nTo be continued\n(Translated by Pen Dali)"
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"Seated behind an elaborate drum kit in his tidy practice space, Otrebor, the chosen name of the artist behind the conceptual metal project Botanist, sketched the narrative details of his fourth album, 2013’s IV: Mandragora: A “demonic, floral entity” named Azalea explains to the project’s human protagonist, The Botanist, “that he must raise an army of mandrakes — alchemical creatures from mythology — to annihilate humanity.”\n\nSince 2011, Botanist has released five albums and a split LP with another local metal act, Palace of Worms. The first, I: The Suicide Tree, garnered voluble praise from metal and non-metal fans alike, appearing on year-end lists on NPR and Pitchfork. Botanist skirts the stylistic lines of doom and black metal, but the distinct presence of hammered dulcimer (instead of guitars) and certain lyrical topics remain consistent across Otrebor’s growing discography. Taken together, Otrebor’s use of scientific terminology and mythological references create a lyrical world that’s not unlike fantasy fiction.\n\nDespite a growing lexicon and cast of characters (Botanist’s website features a glossary), Otrebor said that his underlying intentions of the project remain simple. “Botanist is a vehicle to revere the natural world as if it’s divine, as if it is the most tangible aspect of God that we as humans can see,” he stated. “Botanist is about the aesthetics of the natural world,” he continued, and gestured toward a copy of his latest release, VI: Flora. “Look at the cover of the album — it’s about the beauty of this.”\n\nThe cover depicts a color painting of blooming butterfly orchids, which Otrebor referred to as “oncidium papilio,” the plant’s Latin name. Credited to L. Stroobant in 1853, the image originally appeared in an obscure scientific text. Otrebor first discovered it online, then located an original copy of the book, out-of-print since the nineteenth century, in the Peter H. Raven Library at the Missouri Botanical Garden, and paid for a high-resolution scan. The booklet contains song lyrics and lengthy Latin titles, which are very helpful because Botanist is a concept project with indiscernible vocals.\n\n“I try to make Botanist as little about me as I can,” said Otrebor, who declined to disclose his age. He said that he grew up in San Francisco and first discovered metal through bands such as Dio and Iron Maiden when he was seven or eight years old. As long as he can remember, solitary experiences in natural settings have carried spiritual significance. Otrebor doesn’t consider Botanist political, but the project’s central conceit critiques human beings’ treatment of the planet.\n\n“It’s not only that plants are interesting,” he said. “They’re extremely important, the most essential part of the world. If we destroy that, we will die. Instead of just putting that [message] out there, Botanist uses allegory.” Of course, Otrebor’s personal conviction isn’t hard to glean from the lyrics, no matter how labyrinthine and esoteric the dramatization becomes. “The misanthropy,” he said, “comes personally from being disgusted by people not caring about the environment.”\n\nOtrebor said that Botanist’s misanthropy — which manifests in the central character’s vehement loathing of his species — is also an homage to black metal. With Scandinavian origins in the early 1990s, black metal is characterized lyrically by themes of isolation, nature worship, and misanthropy, and sonically by blast beats, tremolo-picking, screechy vocals, and budget recording quality. Otrebor also identified with another element of the style, an element that he likened to classical music.\n\n“Black metal is the most romantic of all the metal styles,” he said. “There’s this shared element of romanticism, of epic-ness, transcending the mundane.”\n\nTo Otrebor, the hammered dulcimer expresses these qualities better than guitars. After a street performer introduced him to the instrument, he began to experiment with it in a black metal context, and was pleased with the results. “Dulcimer has this constant choral effect,” he said. “All of these notes ring at once and it creates these amazing overtones. They just sound sinister and sad and epically melancholic,” he continued.\n\nIn a 2012 interview with the English music criticism website TheQuietus.com, Otrebor said he was finally looking to perform live, having worked up to that point as a solo recording artist. “Interested parties, contact me,” he announced to prospective band mates. “I’m serious.” In a testament to Botanist’s cult profile, the appeal worked. But with a band together, amplifying the hammered dulcimers for live performances posed a new problem.\n\nOtrebor bought his dulcimers from James Jones, a Virginia-based instrument maker. In the studio, he was able to record them as acoustic instruments. To customize them for live performance, Otrebor worked with Jones to devise an electric pick-up solution that could amplify the instrument over blast beats and shouts without compromising tone or creating feedback. In more than three decades of making instruments, it was the first time Jones had been asked to amplify a dulcimer so greatly.\n\nIn August 2013, Botanist performed live for the first time. At The Lab in San Francisco, Otrebor played the drums with his back to the audience. Facing the crowd were two hammered dulcimer players and a vocalist who also played harmonium. All performers donned brown cloaks decorated with scraps of greenery. The dulcimer players struck intricate patterns on the instrument, eliciting harrowing tides of resonant tones that ebbed and flowed along the course of each lengthy song.\n\nPractically every type of musical performance involves theatrics, but Botanist’s first set commanded a grandiose, sweeping drama that’s particular to metal. In conversation, his explanations of science, mythology, and narrative devices collide with fervent references to metal. However serious and severe Botanist appears, Otrebor is first and foremost a gushing fan. After a lifetime of engaging with metal, he’s clearly tickled to contribute new volumes to the form’s spiky, leather-bound annals.\n\n“If you go see Meshuggah play live, they have eight string guitars,” Otrebor said. “My new dulcimer is kind of like that.” He cited Cannibal Corpse as a band that’s restricted by the expectations of its audience, Carcass as another metal band known to extrapolate on scientific terminology, and King Diamond as an act that’s limited by its conceptual obligations. Most telling about Otrebor’s besotted relationship with the history of metal was his perspective on the local metal community. “Somewhere … people are looking at the Bay Area scene and making up all these stories and romanticizing it and that’s awesome.”\n\nBelying Otrebor’s doomsday fixations is hope, at least for the plants. When Azalea charges The Botanist with his mission, she notes that he too will die. When people talk about saving the environment, Otrebor knows they mean to save it for themselves. The natural world will endure human carelessness and persevere. As he put it, “Botanist tells the story of a person who waits until everyone dies and utopia can rise again.”"
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"Our CC group was on break this week, and it worked out perfectly for us. I seem to do better (as do my kids) on a six/seven weeks on, one week off schedule. Sometimes this lines up with our homeschool tutorial, sometimes not. But I was ready for a week to recharge. Usually these weeks involve lots of cleaning out of closets and tasks around the house, but I didn't do as much this week. All of our regular activities were still on the calendar (music lessons, Awana at church, gymnastics, etc.) so our days were still humming. However, unknowingly, I managed to give myself a bit of a break by putting four brand new crockpot recipes on my menu plan. I know! Totally risky. Crockpots are funny things - the right recipe is gold, but there are plenty of bad ones out there.\n\nIn the spirit of mom solidarity, I thought I would share the four that I made with our comments. All of these recipes came from Six Sisters Stuff. I've been following them on Instagram for a while now, and when I see them post a recipe I like, I use Instagram's new little save feature (the flag that is underneath a photo on the right). Then when I'm menu planning, I pull up my saves and go through and see if anything new jumps out at me to try.\n\nSlow Cooker Steak Fajitas - this recipe is actually one that the Six Sisters made from the 100 Days of Real Food Cookbook. We had some taco meat left over from the weekend from something at our house, and I found one smallish steak in the freezer. I knew my kids would not be fans of the onions and peppers cooked with the steak, but the grownups were. One smallish steak plus a load of veggies was perfect for me and my husband to have for dinner ... and the kids got taco leftovers. I'll make this again.\n\nSlow Cooker Lasagna - this was another good one. I made this on Valentine's Day. (Nothing says Valentine's like something Italian). It was tasty and just the right size for our crew. FYI - on all these recipes I used my 4 quart crockpot, instead of my bigger 6 quart. If I make a recipe to fill my larger 6 quart size, I generally end up with more leftovers that I want to eat! The 4 quart has been working out perfectly for us, but I know that won't last long. As different children enter different growth spurts we run out of food some nights!\n\nCrockpot Creamy Ranch Pork Chops & Potatoes - this one got RAVE reviews from my kids. I honestly don't know the last time they have gushed about a dinner like this. The six year old boy kept asking for more \"chicken\" (we corrected him several times that it was pork, but it didn't stick) and said that this meat was \"'ah-licious!\" multiple times. (I will be so sad when he stops saying delicious that way). My 11 year said that if it wasn't considered rude, she would lick the sauce from this dish off her plate. High praise indeed for this one!\n\nCrockpot Swedish Meatballs - another major hit with my kids (and me!) This is the only recipe I took a picture of and, other than the fact that my meatballs fell apart in the crockpot after cooking all day, it was such a good comfort food dish. I did what Six Sisters suggested, and served it over mashed potatoes and that was pretty fabulous, and I'm not a mashed potatoes person. I think the meatball problem was that they were turkey meatballs made from a Pioneer Woman recipe and in my experience, I have not yet learned the trick to getting my meatballs to stay together well. It didn't affect the taste in the least!\n\nAll these recipes are going in my keeper pile and into rotation. I have my favorite recipes and cookbooks that I fall back on time and time again, but it's always nice to find a new recipe / blogger / Instagram account to add into the rotation for some new inspiration!\nEmail Post\nLabels: crockpot Food Homemaking winter"
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He has also shown that the notion that fascism and Nazism are ideologies of the “right,” rather than the “left,” is based on a false framing of history.\n\nIn his upcoming film and book, “Death of a Nation,” D’Souza delves into another piece of history, showing that the “plantation” system of the early Democratic Party lives on in systems of heavy taxation, government dependence, and identity politics.\n\n“What the book does is it tells kind of a new story of how the plantation has defined the Democratic Party from the very beginning,” D’Souza said.\n\nIn his earlier movie, “Hillary’s America,” D’Souza showed the Democratic Party is the party of slavery, the Southern Confederacy, the Ku Klux Klan, and segregation. He noted this is “undisputed, historically,” but the left re-brands this history by claiming the Democrats shifted over time to become the party of civil rights and support for minorities. D’Souza said his new book and film “debunk” this narrative.\n\nThe key shift from the slave system of the South to today’s plantation system started with Martin Van Buren, the eighth president of the United States, from 1837 to 1841, and a leader of the New York Democratic Party. “Van Buren figured out that in the South there are slaves, but in the North there are poor penniless immigrants pouring into America: the Irish, the Italians, the Jews, and so on,” D’Souza said.\n\nAccording to D’Souza, Van Buren realized that while he couldn’t directly use the slave system elsewhere, he could “create a system in which these immigrants can be completely dependent on the Democratic Party.” The Democratic Party would give them food, job references, and occasional help with finding apartments. In exchange, the immigrants would vote the Democrats into power to enable them to take money from the U.S. Treasury to finance the programs.\n\nThrough this system, D’Souza said, “the northern political machines which dominated the Democratic Party really for more than a century were themselves modeled on the slave plantation, except they didn’t use black slaves—they used newly arriving immigrants.”\n\nUnder this new plantation system, D’Souza said, the Democratic Party conspired to “rip off the taxpayer, or the working man,” in order to finance the programs the party used to buy its votes. Meanwhile, he said, “the immigrant got the short end of the stick, because the immigrants were helpless. They didn’t know what was going on. They just ran into this Tammany machine in New York, for example, and it controlled their lives.”\n\nThe Democrat social welfare programs financed by heavy taxation have largely targeted minority groups, he said, and have led to the often hopeless situations in today’s ghettos, barrios, and Native American reservations. He said, “All these places are very similar—they’re places where people are poor, where education is terrible, where nobody gets ahead, where families are in disarray, where there’s a lot of violence, and where there’s a lot of despair and nihilism, and where the vast, vast majority of people keep voting Democratic.”\n\nThe Lie of the ‘Fascist’ Right\n\nD’Souza said the new film also includes elements from his recent book, “The Big Lie.” “The core theme of the movie is to refute the race card and the fascism card,” he said. “The race card is the Democrat idea that racism is now on the right, that it’s a phenomenon of the Republican Party and of Trump; and the fascism card is that fascism is on the right, and it’s now a phenomenon of Trump and the conservatives.\n\n“The movie takes on these two incendiary accusations, and pins the racist and fascist tale not on the Republican elephant, but on the Democratic donkey.”\n\nThe notions that racism and fascism are elements of the Republican Party, rather than the Democratic Party, he said, have been shaped heavily by the left’s control of academia and the media for nearly two generations.\n\n“They have done a lot to muddy these waters. They will say, for example, that because the Nazis were on one side of the war and the Soviet Union was on the other side, it follows that since the communists were left wing, the Nazis have to be right wing. But this is bogus,” he said.\n\n“Communism and Nazism grew out of the same soil. They both were rooted in socialist economics, they both appealed not directly to the working class, but to a cadre of militants and revolutionaries, students, lawyers, journalists, ex-military guys. These were the core of Lenin’s revolutionary cadre, and they were also the core of both Mussolini’s and Hitler’s cadres.”\n\nHe noted that the main difference between communism and fascism is very minor: Communism pushed for international socialism, and fascism pushed for national socialism. “That’s not a big difference. That’s smaller than the difference between, say, the Shia and the Sunnis in the Muslim world, and yet the Shia and the Sunnis have had bloody battles that go back for centuries,” he said. “Sometimes groups that are quite similar ideologically have terrible wars based either on fine points of doctrine, or for competition for followers.”\n\nHistorically, even direct communist regimes such as the Soviet Union and the Chinese Communist Party have switched between the ideas of “international socialism” and “national socialism,” depending on their varying objectives.\n\nD’Souza said another part of the film focuses on debunking misinformation about former President Richard Nixon’s Southern strategy, and on the violent clashes between Antifa and neo-Nazis in Charlottesville, Virginia, in August 2017.\n\n“The Democrats will say, ‘Yes, Dinesh you’re right, the Democrats have this sort of history, but you’ve got to remember they changed. The party switched platforms, Nixon converted the southern racists into Republicans, and then look at Charlottesville—here you’ve got these neo-Nazis in Trump hats—so racism today is clearly on the right,'” D’Souza said. “And it is this claim that we destroy in the movie.”\n\nTo debunk this claim, D’Souza interviewed neo-Nazi organizer Richard Spencer, showing in the film that Spencer’s ideologies are on the “left,” not the “right.” He adds that “both in the new book and the movie, we show the leftist roots of white supremacy, which is a very eye-opening thing to watch.”\n\nD’Souza also noted that another neo-Nazi organizer of the Charlottesville riots was Jason Kessler, who “has a history of leftist politics—he was an Obama supporter, and he was an Occupy Wall Street guy.” He noted that Kessler’s leftist history was well-known and was even stated on the Southern Poverty Law Center website. A Charlottesville newspaper did an exposé on Kessler that also detailed this background, noting that he even broke up with his girlfriend because she was too conservative, D’Souza said.\n\n“All of this was out there, but the press didn’t touch it,” he said, “because they knew that to expose Kessler as a leftist was to undermine the whole beautiful story in which Charlottesville was proof that white supremacy is a Trump phenomenon.”\n\n“Think about it this way: There’s no evidence that neo-Nazis or KKK members voted for Trump. No one has ever done an empirical survey that shows that,” D’Souza said. “So the only proof of something that is taken to be conventional wisdom is a few images drawn from Charlottesville of white nationalists wearing MAGA hats and cheering Trump. This anecdote, this handful of guys, is supposed to clinch the whole case. And that’s why counterexamples are devastating, because the whole case hinges on so few examples.”\n\nWhen it comes to the actual white supremacists and neo-Nazis, D’Souza noted that many of them are atheist and many are admirers of black nationalism, even praising people like Malcolm X. “They support this notion of ethnic identity politics,” D’Souza said. “And interestingly, ethnic identity politics is not a phenomenon of the Republican Party, it’s a phenomenon of the Democratic Party. In fact, the Democratic Party is based on it.”\n\nD’Souza has faced plenty of pushback over the years for his work, yet he is known for maintaining a calm demeanor when debunking arguments from critics and clarifying his findings on history.\n\nHe was given a full pardon on May 31, 2018, by President Donald Trump for exceeding limits on campaign finance donations to the campaign of Wendy Long for New York Senate in 2014 and making false statements to the Federal Election Commission.\n\nD’Souza and others believe he was selectively prosecuted and that his sentence was politically motivated. The charges followed his 2013 film that was critical of former President Barack Obama, “2016: Obama’s America.”\n\nWhen he received a full pardon from Trump, D’Souza said the feeling “was absolutely exhilarating.”\n\n“I felt like I got my American dream back. I certainly got my rights back,” he said.\n\nHe noted that when he appeared on CNN for an interview following the pardon, he was told that it took powerful people including Sen. Ted Cruz (R-Texas) and Trump to get him pardoned, and he was questioned on whether that was a form of favoritism.\n\n“And I said no,” D’Souza said, “because it [took] very powerful people like Obama, Eric Holder, and Preet Bharara to get me in the first place.\n\n“So yes, it did take some powerful people to get me off because they had to undo what an earlier group of powerful people had done. That’s my take on the whole pardon business.”\n\nD’Souza, who has been an author and speaker for most of his career, said his passion for making movies is based on the fact that they can reach a much larger audience.\n\nThe book version of “Death of a Nation” was released on July 31, and the film will be released nationwide on Aug. 3."
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"The avalanche of news outside our nest left me with two images:\n\n• A climber at the Everest base camp ducking behind a rock as mostly air blasts the tents away. God help the poor souls still in theirs, now sails.\n\n• Neighbors sweeping up the ruins of rioters in yet another American city protesting a black man’s death in the hands of police.\n\nWe feel closer to Kathmandu than Baltimore. Must be the mountains. Our issues with ethnic differences are muted largely by abstraction in this case. More Nepalese live here than African Americans, after all. The Mexicans, including the undocumented, came here for jobs. Our underlying dynamic is different, if also sometimes fraught.\n\nI suspect we have more locals in Nepal than Baltimore, too, climbing or trekking when the earthquakes struck.\n\nBaltimore blends with Ferguson blends with New York and Cleveland and sympathetic protests in New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, D.C. For us, these are curiosities and quick, ancient judgments watching cable and reporters enjoying the moment maybe too much.\n\nI know black and white remains a big deal, a huge divide, and I can’t declare it’s never been a deal with me because I’m old and white and you know. I can’t help but have the taint of privilege by accident of birth.\n\nStill, my ears perked at NPR interviews this week with young black men in Baltimore declaring their anger has little to do with race. Half the police force there is African American. Black officers as well as white treat their poverty-stricken neighborhood — Freddie Gray’s, too, as it turned out — with equal disdain, they said.\n\nOf course, this only fed my belief that class and culture are the main drivers of our societal ills far more than race or religion. That is, poverty is the root devil in our world.\n\nThis extends to Kathmandu, among the poorest places on Earth. The same earthquake in our valley probably kills no one, though yes, we’d feel thoroughly shaken and stirred.\n\nPoverty plays out in building structure as well as lack of education, crime, drug abuse, poor health, family instability, all of that.\n\nNepal’s authorities have long known the big one would come someday to Kathmandu, and could do little to prepare for the devastation that finally arrived.\n\nNotably, our local relief efforts are all about the mountainous country on the other side of the world. Nuthin’ for fellow citizens in our own country. We get nature’s deadly whims much better than watching cities do it to themselves. I’m not sure the difference in scale matters so much as this.\n\nIn the end, the image of the neighbors cleaning up sticks with me the most, though.\n\nWhat is that, hope?",
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He’ll turn to me sometimes and go, “So, uh, are we gonna be okay?” And I’ll actually take notice of the situation, and sometimes the answer is, “Uh, well, we might be f**ked.” I exploded my appendix in a third-world country, and I’ve now got a scar running from my sternum to my groin. Little things like that.\n\nTodd Carmichael: It’s kind of like asking me what my favorite kid is. There is some extraordinary Yirgecheffe out of Ethiopia, but that’s really on the radar. People who really love coffee already know about that. For me, some of the lesser-known coffees that are right on par with that are some of the coffees from way down, down in Bolivia. Around the big body of a coffee’s flavor, you get these fruit and acidic nuances, these halos, and they can be crazy. 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"Check out the glasses that the World Tour teams are using this year... they're massive!\nby Mat Brett\n\nThe glasses worn in the professional peloton have got so big lately that's it hard to ignore them, so we thought it was high time we took a look at exactly what's out there.\n\nBig eyewear is nothing new, of course. Pro cyclists of the late 1980s and 1990s often wore huge, snow goggle-sized specs and it's a trend that has returned periodically ever since. These days glasses offering loads of coverage and protection from everything from UV rays to insects and flying gravel are very much the norm, both in the pro peloton and among amateur riders.\n\nCheck out 22 of the best cycling sunglasses\n\nMost WorldTeams have an eyewear sponsor; there's a commercial relationship where a brand is guaranteed exposure at the top level of the sport. This means that all riders in a particular team will generally wear glasses from the same brand – they don't have any choice about that – but they do usually get to choose the model(s) they'd like to wear based on personal preference.\n\nFor all the marketing and the fancy names, most cycling eyewear uses essentially the same technology. We're not saying there aren't differences in fit and features, but they're all made or more or less the same stuff.\n\nClick on the various headings to go to the relevant brand's website, and click on the model names within the text to go to an online retailer where you can make a purchase.\n\nOakley partners six of the 18 WorldTeams this year with a huge range of its glasses on display in the professional peloton.",
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"It looks like Team Ineos' Jhonatan Narvaez is using EVZero Strides (£140) here. These are lightweight and there's no frame to obscure vision. The Prizm lens is designed to increase contrast in medium light conditions.\n\nTour de France winner Geraint Thomas prefers Racing Jackets, which are a fairly conservative size in today's terms. You get two different sets of lenses here (one for bright light and one for low light) and swapping between them is quick and simple.",
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"And four-time winner Chris Froome goes with Flight Jackets which are open-edged at the top to maximise the field of vision up there.\n\nWe reviewed these last year and said, \"The superb visual clarity and unobstructed field of view, ventilation and anti-fogging performance of Oakley's brand new Flight Jackets will suit those whose eyewear tends to steam up on long, hot climbs. If you don't suffer from fogging there are other benefits to these new shades, but the usual high price tag is tricky to go past.\"\n\nI see what it takes to stay at the top for over a decade. I see it in PRIZM. What do you see? #OakleyPrizm #OneObsession @oakley #ad pic.twitter.com/zBhqZNU9I5\n\nDimension Data's Mark Cavendish is a long-time Oakley wearer who likes to do his best to please the sponsors! These are Jawbreakers with a Prizm lens. Vents at both the top and bottom of the lens are designed to avoid fogging.\n\nRead about 9 of the best cheap cycling sunglasses\n\nBora Hansgrohe is sponsored by 100% eyewear. Peter Sagan has always been a fan of big glasses and it looks like he's giving a run out to the Glendale here. These have adjustable temple tips (or 'arms' to most people) and changeable nose pads so you can customise the fit.",
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"Both the men's and women's Trek-Segafredo teams use glasses from Kask's eyewear brand Koo. The range is still fairly limited with the Open Cube (£174.99) being the go-to model for most riders, including Richie Porte.\n\nWhen we reviewed them we said, \"With astonishingly clear optics and a solid frame that stays where you put it, these are excellent shades.\"\n\nThe frame and lens wrap around the head very effectively to provide a lot of protection from sun and wind.\n\n\"I escaped unscathed, but had to get my chain back and lost time there. I am disappointed, but there’s still an opportunity to do something in the race, so I remain confident\" - said @JamesKnoxx after a crash on stage 3 took him out of the #TDR2019 top 10.https://t.co/O7t8TvL1QI pic.twitter.com/Y0Ap2X5dLW\n\nBritain's James Knox is using Perso Evo 9s here with an orange lens and the lower part of the frame detached for improved vision.\n\nYou can configure the glasses with various different lenses and parts, with prices starting at £77.77. You can do this via Ekoi's website and see the changes as you go.\n\nOur reviewer Liam didn't find these glasses the most secure ever – that's likely to be a personal thing – but he felt that they offer very good value for money, particularly considering the level of customisation on offer.\n\nItaly's Rudy Project has been around the cycling world since the 1980s and is currently partnering Lotto Soudal.\n\nIt has been a solid week of racing in @tourofturkeyTUR, where @CalebEwan took two impressive stage victories. #TUR2019\nRelive the #TUR2019 with our photo album: https://t.co/5TvDkEZiLE pic.twitter.com/mEcuMojmcd\n\nThese look like Defenders that Caleb Ewan is wearing here with the bumper removed. The bumper is a soft, thermoplastic elastomer that would sit around the lower edge of the lens. The idea is that it helps prevent injury in the event of a crash, although it also affects vision so some riders prefer to go without.\n\nThe nosepiece and temple tips are adjustable and the top of the lens is vented to avoid fogging. The front ends of the temple sections are also vented to allow more air circulation.\n\nHe was in a very good position with about 800 meters to go and ready for the uphill sprint, but some riders crashed in front of him and he had to stop. Too bad! pic.twitter.com/mCtyTeQVy3\n\nBahrain Merida riders generally go for Defenders, too, although in gold, blue and red to match the rest of the kit.\n\nThe AG2R La Mondiale riders are fans of big glasses, the Bollé model of choice usually being the Shifter. This design was inspired by the Bollé Chrono Shield which was introduced in 1988. The Shifter is by no means a direct copy but it offers about the same level of coverage.",
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"Stu really liked these when he reviewed them here on road.cc, saying that they offer excellent visibility and sharp optics. He also said that the lens wraps further around the side of your face than most glasses with a frame, which means that when glancing over your shoulder or looking left or right you have full visibility.\n\nRead our review of the Bollé Shifter glasses",
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"Sweden's Poc provides both the helmets and glasses for EF Education First. Poc is another brand that provides a massive amount of coverage, the glasses being worn here by Rigoberto Uran being the Aspire EF Ed. These will set you back £190. Other Aspires start at £175.\n\nThe Aspire features hydrophilic rubber grips on the nose and temple that are designed to stay grippy even when wet and a lens from Carl Zeiss that enhances contrast and colour definition.",
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"There are big glasses, and then there are BIG glasses! The Mitchelton-Scott riders mostly use the Scott Sport Shield (£59.99), although you'll see other models being worn too. The design was originally produced in 1989 and now features a red chrome lens.\n\nIf you want full 1980s chic, the multi-colour version is for you. It's fair to say that this is a statement piece that won't go unnoticed.\n\nJumbo-Visma riders use glasses from Shimano's S-Phyre range. The S-Phyre X (left, £139) is a rigid half-rim design with a one-piece lens and a lower rim that you can either fit or detach. The nose pad features different front and back thicknesses and is reversible for fit adjustment. If it still doesn't fit, an XL nose pad is included.\n\n\"We were too far back at the crucial moments and we were not represented in the front when it split to bits. Partly due to the excellent work of Jonas, George was able to return to the group with favourites,\" @SierkJdehaan\n\nThe S-Phyre R (right £129.99) is a similar shape and size but it's a rimless design so there's very little to interrupt your vision. It's also marginally lighter than the S-Phyre X, although we're talking about 25.9g versus 28.6g, so you're unlikely to notice the difference.\n\nEach is available with a photochromic lens as an option and comes with a spare lens so you can swap according to the light conditions.",
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"Several WorldTeams have no official eyewear sponsor, which is why you'll sometimes see teammates in glasses from different brands, Here, for example, UAE Team Emirates' Tadej Pogacar is in Rudy Project Defenders while Jasper Philipsen is in Oakley EVZero Strides.",
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"Groupama-FDJ doesn't have an eyewear sponsor either, so you'll see a mix of brands being worn here. Oakley and Rudy Project dominate, not surprisingly, but brands like Poc, Ekoi and Roka get a look in while Tobias Ludvigsson wears glasses from Sweden's Bliz. This model looks like the Matrix, priced €69.95. Bliz allows you to choose a frame colour and pair it with a lens of your choice.",
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"Stigma against people with HIV directly contributes to the epidemic. According to Advocates for Youth, “HIV positive people are reluctant or afraid to seek care, and some young people report being afraid to get an HIV test because health care workers accuse them of being promiscuous.”\n\nMy own understanding of the stigma associated with HIV in young adults stems from my career in working to stop the spread of HIV in the developing world, in particular sub-Saharan Africa. Since entering partial retirement in 2011, I founded an organization known as Giving Positively. Giving Positively provides vocational training scholarship to HIV positive young adults under treatment at the Infectious Diseases Institute in Kampala, Uganda. By restoring an educational pathway and providing psychosocial support along with entrepreneurship training, 95 percent of our graduates are now financially independent and report renewed optimism about their place in society.\n\nEducation is clearly a major tool in the fight against stigmatizing those living with HIV/AIDS, and that education has been provided by Red Ribbon Project for the past 20 years. Worldwide, few young people have an accurate understanding of how HIV is transmitted. This means they are not only more vulnerable to the virus but also susceptible to believing myths about HIV and HIV-positive people.\n\nRed Ribbon Project programs are delivered by Narda Reigel. As a lifelong educator, Reigel believes that it is critical for all adolescents to learn how to make healthy decisions. Reigel helps students be educated with the correct information to make decisions, instead of relying on rumor and speculation among friends. Students learn what is myth and what is fact. They learn how HIV is and is not transmitted.\n\nHere in Eagle County and for the past 20 years, area youth are fortunate to have classes focusing on AIDS issues as part of their overall education, and committed and passionate educators who know that with the right tools, they can send compassionate, safe and open-minded children into the world.\n\nDon Holzworth is an Eagle County resident, executive in residence at the University of North Carolina’s Gillings School of Global Public Health and founder of Giving Positively. The Red Ribbon Project promotes healthier lives by empowering the community to reduce teen pregnancy, HIV/AIDS and other sexually transmitted infections. The Red Ribbon Project is celebrating 20 years of education and positive prevention this year. Get involved, learn more and help make a difference at http://www.redribbonproject.org.",
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"Hedge mazes — they’re pretty and they’re fun and one is coming to Mount Sinai’s Heritage Park this year, courtesy of the Mount Sinai Garden Club. According to member Walter Becker, the garden maze will be very unique. “To the best of my knowledge this is the only hedge maze on Long Island,” said Becker in a recent interview.\n\nThere’s a long history of garden mazes going back to Europe during the Renaissance period (14th to 17th century), especially in Britain and France. Some were just designed to provide a unique walkway. Later on, it became popular to include blind alleys to confuse those wandering through the maze. Still others are destination mazes where one walks through the paths trying to find the center. Some destination mazes have small gazebo’s in the center or some other architectural feature, such as a small bridge, a water feature like a birdbath or a statuary. A bench or small table and chairs is ideal for a smaller maze.\n\nWhile most mazes are round or rectangular, they can be almost any shape. Some have plants that are quite tall — tall enough that the average adult can’t see over them — while others are so small that you can easily see across them. Usually garden mazes are made from evergreens so that it can be used throughout the entire year.\n\nSetting the plan in motion\n\nThe Mount Sinai Garden Club is planning to install a hedge maze at Heritage Park (known locally as The Wedge) as early as the end of March. “The entrance and the exit of the maze are going to be on the same side,” explained Becker, making it be easier for parents “to keep track of their children playing in it.” When installed next to the new putting green, the maze will be 48 by 36 feet and is being donated by members of the garden club.\n\nA tremendous amount of research and planning was put into the design of the maze. The group wanted evergreen plants that could be pruned to a specific height, that would be sturdy and pest and blight resistant. For example, Becker said, “boxwoods were expensive and they were prone to a blight,” so they were ruled out. They also wanted plants that required minimum maintenance and that were not invasive.\n\nAfter looking at many shrubs, they finally settled on the Hinoki cypress, Chamaecyparis obtuse, “an evergreen with soft needles, which takes drought conditions and does well in full sun.” A native of Japan, it is a slow-growing conifer that does well in acidic soil, another plus for Long Island’s growing conditions. It’s hardy in U.S.D.A. zones 4 to 8 (Long Island is zone 7) with an eventual height of nine feet high and a width of five feet. The garden club may decide to prune it back to six feet depending on usage.\n\nWhat gave Becker the idea for a maze? During a recent trip to Colonial Williamsburg, he particularly enjoyed seeing children playing at the Governer’s Palace Maze. They would run in and around, entertaining themselves and even making up games. “It allows kids to have some fun,” he said.\n\nWhile the garden club members are the prime movers and have donated both time and funds for the installation, many others have helped as well. Thanks are extended to the Mount Sinai Civic Association, the Heritage Trust, Town of Brookhaven Parks Department, Echo Landscape, Jake Ziskin with Blades of Glory Landscape, Schlect Nurseries, Bob Koch Tree Service and DeLea Sod Farms for all their assistance, guidance and donations.\n\nA call for volunteers\n\n“This is a huge undertaking,” said Becker, noting that volunteers are welcome and needed for the initial planting as well as long-term maintenance of the maze. On Sunday, March 26 (weather permitting)) the group will begin the construction of the maze by spray painting the layout on the ground. During the week of March 26, excavating and soil preparation will take place. On Saturday, April 1, 140 shrubs are scheduled to be delivered to Heritage Park. Volunteers are needed to help unload the shrubs and mulch and to help with planting. The plants are in five-gallon pots and are about three to four feet tall. In addition to adult volunteers, young people (over age 12) are welcome.\n\nVolunteers are asked to bring their own tools and dress accordingly and are asked to register at the garden club’s website before the event. Becker also noted that although the garden club is based in Mount Sinai it is open to members of the surrounding communities as well. Once the plants are installed and mulch laid down, the maze will be closed for a short period of time to allow the plants to settle in. A formal opening will be held at a to-be-determined date.\n\nCan you plant a garden maze in your own yard? Well, it is possible if you have enough room. Recommendations include at least a 25-foot across space, but consider a tiny maze with dwarf plants and fairy sculpture as a charming alternative.\n\nSpring is just a few weeks away. The Mount Sinai Garden Club has several garden plots available for rent at Heritage Park, 633 Mount Sinai–Coram Road, Mount Sinai for 2017 at a cost of only $25 per year. Each raised bed is 4 feet by 8 feet, perfect for maintaining a vegetable or flower garden. For more information, email [email protected] or call the park at 631-509-0882.\n\nThe Becker garden can be described as an explosion of color, fragrance, sound, and texture. Hundreds of perennials, shrubs, trees and annuals are combined with water features, lawn art and recently relocated garden trails that allow the visitor to enter the owner’s vision of an impressionistic garden painting. 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They powered the dome, chopping against the poisonous thin atmosphere most of the Marsians would choke on if it weren’t for their work and constant vigilance.\n\nShe’d given up her lungs to do the work, allowing the colony docs to implant the mech filters in her chest to do the work of oxygenating her using internal colonies of algae. Her dogs had the same.\n\n“Come,” Dasia said, following the wind as it filled her dress. The dogs trotted alongside, chuffing and snapping at each other, beautiful cyborgs, just like her. “Forty-seven needs grease.”\n\nIt smoked against the red of the sky and the billowing dust storm.\n\nThe dogs ran ahead, chasing the swirling dust devils that danced between the tall white towers that held the thumping blades high in the sky. Her forest, the only kind to be found on Mars. When they’d begun outfitting her to this job, before they’d taken her lungs and set her outside of the dome to work, they’d let her learn about life on Earth before the collapse. 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Didn’t they understand that all of Martians required that protection at some level. The marauders plugged into the dome’s energy grid as much as Dasia and her dogs did, even if only for a trickle.\n\nShe thumbed the button on her pack and it fired, jetting her up toward the blades locked and grinding against the machine’s internal whine. She landed on the platform and let her magnetic boots click to life, locking her safely to the metal surface. The wind at the top groaned and whipped around her, leaning into her body like it meant to push her off. The metallic thump and skrink of her magnetized steps jostled aside the howl of the wind in her ear-stalks as she made her way to the flap portal. She tapped the lock’s code into her wristmote and the square door popped open with a hiss, lifting up like a wing. She lowered herself down the ladder to the metal grid floor of the internals of forty-seven. Wind and solar powered the movements of the blades, but on the inside, the mechanics that captured power created by the movements outside were clunky and greasy and the smoke rose from the center of the turnstile that fed the batteries and the wires. Once her eyes adjusted, she saw the problem immediately.\n\nHe perched there, ragged clothes hanging from his muscled body, curly hair pulled back into a knot on top of his head, hand wrapped around a hook tool rusted and dented from use.\n\nShe jerked the knife out of her sleeve and let the light from the hatch reflect off the edge.\n\n“Get out, pirate,” she told him, cursing herself for caring. Burying her care behind her growl. He’d been her pod mate when she was training, meant to be in another field like hers, meant to serve and protect the dome’s flow of energy.\n\nHe laughed, not an ounce of bitter in it. All I had were bitter laughs.\n\n“Little Dasia. Dasia and her dogs. You don’t see that rebelling is life. I’m no pirate. I’m a freedom fighter.” He stood and crossed the grated floor, steam wafting around his boot soles like the clouds they’d seen in their training films. He gathered her up into his arms and hugged her tight.\n\nShe shoved him back. “I’m not yours to touch, pirate.”\n\n“Don’t you remember me, Dasia? We were special to each other—”\n\n“Until you went rogue. You abandoned us. Abandoned the dome.” She pressed the knife against his throat in desperation, drawing a drop of greenish blood before he backed away, raised hands palms up to show her he meant no harm. The tool, returned to the loop on his belt, hung there, no longer a threat. What pirate gives up his weapon so easily? He’d not attack barehanded. Not after how many times she’d schooled him in speed and strength, back in the pod. “What do you want?”\n\n“Dasia, we are taking the windmills from them.”\n\nThe words clanked like bolts and nuts dropping from the works. Taking. She stared at him thinking about the wrongness of his word. From first breath they’d known their purpose. The songs, the lullybyes, and stories all about the wind and sails and duty from their pod days echoed in her mind. They were windmill watchers. Taking? How could he do it? How do you take a thing you were made to protect, that you are part of?\n\n“You hear them telling you that you are only worth what you do. That you were made for these windmills, only. They trained you like me, showed you life in the dome so you’d know you weren’t good enough for it, then they took your lungs and your friendship and they sent you here. Alone.”\n\n“You made those, Dasia. You. They allowed it to see if you’d stay longer. If letting you have that little freedom would keep you here.”\n\nDasia looked down at her gear and considered her life. Walking in the wind, breathing dust and carbon dioxide, talking to her dogs. She’d lost one this year. Their self-life short compared to hers. She should be serving these windmills for another hundred or more years. Alone.\n\n“The shield protects them from the air and death,” she said.\n\nHe shook his head. “It powers that and all their other things. Their conveyances. Their lights. Shops and shows and pools and games. Their entertainment. A few less windmills won’t kill them, but it might make them listen.”\n\nHis eyes had always told her when he was sure and when he wasn’t. And he wasn’t this time. Not at all. But he believed in what he said completely.\n\nIt had been a long time since she’d believed in… anything. The knife slid back into her sleeve smooth and safe. They sealed up the windmill and dropped slowly together using their packs. The dogs gathered around her, though they didn’t growl at him. He’d never known them, but perhaps they knew him anyway through all the stories she’d told them about him and their days together as pod mates. As best friends before the windmill field.\n\nShe’d been a piece of a bigger machine for so long, working as she’d been trained. Spending her strength and breath on the windmills, but her dreams promised her so much more. So many times she’d seen him in those dreams, standing just as he was, offering her something she dared not take. A feeling she had no word for. The feeling of not being a piece of something bigger that she didn’t choose.\n\n“What do we do?” She asked, glancing toward the bright blue dome where all of the clean colonists lived. Where they didn’t need algae and sails and cyborg parts to exist. Where they had each other and they didn’t have to think about spinning blades and white sails.\n\nHe grinned, “We go find the others and introduce you. Then, we’ll figure it out from there. Together.”\n\nHow she had missed that word. And him.\n\nAnd they went deeper into the dust storm, together.",
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Working with Dean of Students Paul Ginsberg and Assistant Dean Blair Mathews, the McBurney Center was founded in 1977.\n\nThe expansion of services offered by the center comes from a variety of new and ongoing campus partnerships and collaborations.\n\n“There have been important collaborations between the McBurney Center and Department of Information Technology (DoIT) – in working on IT accessibility; the Testing & Evaluation Center – in providing space and proctors for students with disabilities when faculty are unable to provide the needed exam accommodations; Student Assessment Services – in providing funding support for students who are seeking psychoeducational evaluation and are unable to afford the fee; and the list goes on,” says Mari Magler, an assistant dean in the Division of Student Life and current director of the McBurney Disability Resource Center.\n\nCathy Trueba, who previously served as an assistant dean in the Division of Student Life and the director of the McBurney Disability Resource Center from 2006-2016, highlighted some of the important changes the center experienced during her tenure.\n\n“The 2011 move from the temporary center location at the old Middleton Library on Linden to the new and current location at 702 West Johnson was a significant milestone.” Trueba stated. “The new location gave students and staff amazingly beautiful and accessible space, a technology lab, a student organization office, two conference rooms, and placed us in a highly visible location on campus. It is an excellent demonstration of the campus commitment to student access.”\n\nNow serving in a new role as the director of the Office of Compliance at the university, Trueba recalls the hard work of the staff and the positive influence the center had on students.\n\n“The staff is endlessly creative and committed and willing to try new things and that keeps the work interesting and cutting edge. And of course, all the students who have benefitted academically and personally from the accommodations and the relationships they have formed with staff is at the heart of the work and will also be a special part of the memories I have about my career there,” Trueba stated.\n\nTrey Duffy, the center director from 1989-2005, also highlights how the McBurney Center and its staff have made a difference not just on campus, but on disability service practices nationwide.\n\n“The University of Wisconsin-Madison and the McBurney Center adopted a model of addressing accessibility needs that previously did not exist and has subsequently become the standard model of operations for many campus disability programs. At the time we called it “the decentralized model,” which today is known as “the universal design model.” Duffy added, “The core principle is that people with disabilities ought to have their needs met at the point of contact and not need to be referred to a specialized unit with specially trained staff who provide special services.”\n\nWhile the center is currently serving more than 2,000 students on campus, students registering for services at the center continue to increase, according to data collected by Stilson.\n\n“There has been a 150% increase in the number of students registered with the McBurney Center since 2007. Ninety-two percent of that increase has occurred since 2013, nearly doubling the population of students served in the last 5 years.” Stilson continued, “With that population increase, I would expect to see service provision increase and I would hope that greater awareness would result.”\n\nAlyssa Wciorka, the current McBurney Speaker’s Bureau Coordinator and a client of the McBurney Center since September of 2016, notes how the staff has significantly contributed to her success on campus, especially with the center’s assistance with media captioning, preferential seating, and notetaking.\n\n“My favorite aspect of McBurney is the Deaf and hard of Hearing Office (DHH). The people there are wonderful and continue to provide me with the services I need to succeed academically,” she included.\n\nElise Witmer, another UW-Madison student and a client of the center since January 2017, recommends that students utilize the center, even if there are reservations or uncertainties if the McBurney Disability Resource Center can accommodate them or not.\n\n“Just give the front desk a call and ask those questions that are keeping you from applying for services. They’re always willing to answer, no matter what the question, and if they can’t answer it, they always refer you to someone who can,” Witmer said.\n\n“The McBurney Center hopes to continue efforts toward creating and maintaining a welcoming and inclusive campus environment for students with disabilities,” says Magler. “We look forward to continuing working with faculty and other campus partners on best practices. In instruction, this often means incorporating elements of Universal Design, which helps to improve access for all students and thus reduces the need for individual accommodations.”"
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"The Republican National Convention, dominated by veneration of Donald Trump and bleak warnings of the dangers of socialism, has completely ignored the climate crisis, an omission that has disturbed some conservatives who warn the party risks being left behind by voters.\n\nConvention speeches have included Eric Trump praising the beauty of the Grand Canyon, a region his father’s administration has proposed opening to mining for uranium, while several speakers have attacked Joe Biden, the Democratic presidential nominee, as a threat to oil and gas worker jobs.\n\nBut Trump’s renomination event has not laid out any plan for the climate crisis, nor even any acknowledgment of it. “It is disappointing,” said Danielle Butcher, chief operating officer of the American Conservation Coalition, an organization of young conservatives. “To see no mention of climate change at the RNC, no update in the official platform? It feels unrepresentative of science [and] of the progress we have made as a party.”\n\nButcher said the Republican party’s base has shifted to become more concerned by the climate crisis, with young conservatives placing particular importance upon the issue. “Trump may not be on board yet, but there is movement, and we’d love for him to join us,” she said.\n\nThe convention has taken place to a jarring news backdrop of hundreds of wildfires torching California, burning an area the size of Rhode Island and forcing tens of thousands of people to evacuate while shrouding millions more in harmful smoke. Meanwhile, Hurricane Laura has torn through the Gulf of Mexico and is set to bring an “unsurvivable storm surge” to Texas and Louisiana that may reach 30 miles inland.\n\nClimate scientists have found that hot, dry conditions caused by climate change are helpful fuel wildfire conditions, with global heating doubling the area burned in the US west since the 1980s. Similarly, rising ocean temperatures are aiding the formation of more powerful hurricanes in the Atlantic.\n\nThe severity of such disasters—along with record heatwaves that have baked regions from the Arctic to Death Valley, increasingly dire scientific reports and a roiling youth protest movement—have helped spur growing alarm among US voters over the climate crisis. Pollsters have been surprised to find that concern over climate has remained robust even as the Covid-19 pandemic emerged as an immediate, deadly threat to Americans.\n\nOver the past decade, climate has become a deeply divisive issue between Democrats and Republicans but polls have shown moderate and independent voters increasingly accept the science of climate change and want action while there is now solid support for regulating carbon dioxide even among Republican voters.\n\nSome Republicans fret this growing bloc of voters is being surrendered to the Democrats, with Biden’s $2 trillion plan to cut greenhouse gas emissions contrasting sharply with Trump, who has long disparaged climate science, triggered the US withdrawal from the Paris climate agreement and overseen the rollback of dozens of climate and other environmental protections.\n\n“There’s a fear in the party of contradicting Trump but there will be a reappraisal at some point because we won’t be able win without talking about climate. Trump may be able to eke out an electoral college victory this time, but that won’t happen again with four more years of demographic change.”\n\nKevin McCarthy, the minority House leader who has warned of the dangers of Republican irrelevancy on climate, in January unveiled a plan to help capture carbon dioxide emissions from coal-fired power plants and an effort to plant billions more trees to suck CO2 from the air. The plan failed to get resounding support from other Republicans, however, and was derided by environmentalists as woefully insufficient for the massive emissions cuts needed to avoid disastrous climate change.\n\n“People are coming round to this but we don’t have the luxury of time,” Inglis said. “We are seeing the whites of climate change’s eyes as it is charging at us and we have to take a shot. The greatest consequence isn’t lost elections, it’s that real people are going to be hurt.”"
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"A view of Earth from the International Space Station.\n\nEvery January, Ian Bremmer, president and founder of the Eurasia Group, releases his top 10 risk predictions for the year ahead.\n\n\"If we had to pick one year for a big unexpected crisis — the geopolitical equivalent of the 2008 financial meltdown— it feels like 2018. Sorry,\" the report says.\n\nYou can here last year's predictions here and see Bremmer's list for 2018 below.\n\nAt a moment of policy incoherence and dysfunction in Washington, China’s government has redefined the country’s external environment, set new rules within, developed the world’s most effective global trade and investment strategy and used Chinese tech companies to advance state interests.\n\nBeijing invests and extends its influence by promising non-interference in the political and economic lives of other countries, which are now more likely to align with and imitate China. The global business environment must adapt to new sets of rules, standards and practices. US-China conflict, particularly on trade, will become more likely in 2018.\n\nThere’s been no major geopolitical crisis since 9/11, and none created by governments since the Cuban Missile Crisis. But there are now many places where a misstep or misjudgment could provoke serious international conflict. The likeliest risk of accident comes from competition and conflict in cyberspace, the fight over North Korea, battlefield accidents in Syria, growing US-Russia tension and the dispersal of ISIS fighters from Syria and Iraq.\n\nThe world’s biggest fight over economic power centers on the development of new information technologies. The US and China will compete to master artificial intelligence and supercomputing and will struggle for market dominance in Africa, India, Brazil and even in Europe, where governments must decide whom to trust and whose products and standards to embrace. Fragmentation of the tech commons creates both market and security risks, particularly as domestic companies battle global viruses.\n\n2018 will be a defining moment for Mexico as renegotiation over the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) comes to a head and voters choose a new president. A collapse of NAFTA talks will not kill the deal, but uncertainty over its future will disproportionately harm the Mexican economy, given the country’s deep reliance on US trade.\n\nFor the July 1 presidential election, public anger at government is running high, thanks to high-profile corruption cases, drug gangs and sluggish growth. Demand for change favors Andrés Manuel López Obrador, who represents a fundamental break with the investor-friendly economic policies of recent years, particularly for the newly opened energy sector.\n\nDonald Trump has it in for Iran. The nuclear deal will probably survive 2018, but there’s a substantial chance that it won’t. Trump will support Saudi Arabia and work to contain Iran in Syria, Iraq, Lebanon and Yemen. The US will more frequently sanction Iran for ballistic missile tests, perceived support for terrorism and human rights violations. Iran will push back. If the nuclear deal fails, Iran would ramp up its nuclear program, and the threat of US and/or Israeli strikes would again hang over the region, boosting oil prices.\n\n6. The erosion of institutions\n\nThe institutions that support and sustain peaceful and prosperous societies — governments, political parties, courts, the media and financial institutions — continue to lose the public credibility on which their legitimacy depends. In 2018, the populism apparent in the Brexit vote and election of Donald Trump will create a toxic, anti-establishment populism in developing countries. The resulting political turmoil, or a turn toward authoritarianism in some countries, will make economic and security policy less predictable.\n\nThe rise of anti-establishment movements in developed markets has forced (in some cases, enabled) policymakers to shift toward a more zero-sum approach to global economic competition and to look as if they’re doing something about lost jobs. As a result, walls are going up.\n\nProtectionism 2.0 creates barriers in the digital economy and innovation-intensive industries, not just manufacturing and agriculture. New barriers are less visible: Instead of import tariffs and quotas, today’s tools of choice include “behind-the-border” measures such as bailouts, subsidies and “buy local” requirements. Finally, measures will more often be micro-targeted at political rivals.\n\nBritain faces both acrimonious Brexit negotiations and the risk of domestic political turmoil. On Brexit, the principle that “nothing is agreed until everything is agreed” will encourage endless fights over details between and within the two sides. On domestic politics, management of Brexit could cost Prime Minister Theresa May her job. If so, she will likely be replaced by a more hardline Tory figure, significantly complicating the Article 50 negotiations. Or Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn will replace her after a new election, creating risks for both Article 50 negotiations and domestic economic policy.\n\nIdentity politics in Southern Asia comes in several forms: Islamism, anti-Chinese and anti-other minority sentiment and an intensifying nationalism in India. Islamism in parts of Southeast Asia fuels local forms of populism, most prominently in Indonesia and Malaysia. Resentment of ethnic Chinese, who hold a disproportionate share of wealth in several countries, has made a strong recent comeback, particularly in Indonesia.\n\nPersecution of Myanmar’s minority Muslim Rohingya has triggered a humanitarian crisis. In India, the risk is that Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s use of Hindu nationalism to consolidate support ahead of the 2019 election could give cover to radicalized elements of society that want to target Muslims and lower-caste Hindus.\n\nIn 2018, negative spillover from Africa’s unstable periphery (Mali, South Sudan, Somalia) will spill over into Africa’s core countries (Cote d’Ivoire, Nigeria, Kenya, Ethiopia). The principle threats come from militancy and terrorism. The dangers posed by al-Shabaab in East Africa and al-Qaeda in West Africa are not new, but they’re likely to intensify.\n\nForeign partners who have helped stabilize weak governments in the past are distracted. Kenya, Nigeria, Uganda and Ethiopia face increased security costs at a time when their governments need to reduce spending, and attacks would undermine foreign investor sentiment."
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