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After the long screens and notch designs, almost all the companies in the mobile industry are now after the foldable smartphones. Already a few brands like Samsung and Huawei have introduced folding phone concepts. Huawei brought in the Mate X, while Samsung came up with the Galaxy Fold. Now, the next-in-line brand is Lenovo, which has revealed its folding smartphone concept just recently. Reports also suggest that the brand is very much likely to launch this device in the days ahead. Hence, let us now get into the details and know more about this handset.
Unlike Samsung and Huawei's foldable phones, this concept is a way more different, and unique. A look at the renders of the phone over the internet indeed makes everyone believe that it is shares less or no resemblance with any of the devices available out there in the phone market. Even if we consider the foldable handset designs that were leaked from companies like Oppo and Xiaomi, it seems like Lenovo is on its own route, separating even from its subsidiary brand Motorola, which is likely to release the RAZR phone sometime this summer.
Also Read: iPhone X Fold – Apple First Foldable Smartphone
According to a new patent that came out online, Lenovo will probably consider the clamshell design since it won't give the vertical book-like fold as in other devices like Samsung Galaxy Fold. In this type of design, the bottom part of the device will curl up when it is closed and reveals the secondary screen. The patent has disclosed all these images and revelations about the design. Reportedly, this patent was said to be filed last year and includes a number of sketches, thus showcasing a foldable device with a flexible hinge.
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Glenn Kurlander is the Head of Morgan Stanley's Family Governance and Wealth Education unit, and has helped ultra high net worth clients address matters of family governance, complex estate planning and wealth education for over 30 years. Prior to joining Morgan Stanley, Glenn was a nationally recognized trusts and estates attorney, with over 18 years of experience advising wealthy families and individuals in connection with the management, protection and transfer of global wealth, including the creation of family governance systems; the management of family dynamics related to the possession of significant wealth; the succession of closely held businesses; the resolution of family disputes; the management of family offices; the creation of tax-efficient transfers during life and at death; and the structuring of public and private philanthropy. Glenn was a partner of Kirkland & Ellis, where he led that firm's trusts and estates group.
Glenn has written in leading professional journals and has lectured extensively on topics such as family gover- nance, managing family conflict and the dynamics of family wealth and family offices. He has been quoted in TIME, The Wall Street Journal, Barron's, Dow Jones Newswire and Worth magazine, among others. He is a former President of Morgan Stanley's Global Impact Funding Trust, Inc., the charity that operates the firm's donor-advised fund.
Glenn received his law degree, cum laude, from the Cornell University Law School in 1984, where he was an editor of the Cornell Law Review. He also holds an M.A. in English literature from Columbia University and is a cum laude and Phi Beta Kappa graduate of Franklin & Marshall College.
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.....they first make mad. And, herewith, the simple story of a jury clerk who, after ten years in her position, simply began removing from the jury rolls eligible jurors over the age of 80.
She had, it seems, become so comfortable and so familiar with her job that she simply 'streamlined' the process without even asking her boss whether it would be a good idea. She simply lost all sense of proportion and could no longer see the jury system as a cornerstone of law as we know it. She awoke as though from a trance when her activities were discovered, and now views with regret and dismay what she did.
It could happen to you or me. In fact, in some form or another, it probably already has.
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Learning is Leading
:This week in EDTC 300, we were asked to start looking at some blogs that we are interested in and following them. I truly believe that learning is leading, and by that I mean that as teachers we must always be learning and trying to grow as people. I was a reluctant blogger, but in recent years I have grown fond of Twitter and the educators I follow on their. The majority of these same educators also have blogs that are full of amazing resources, conversations, and knowledge. I wanted to share some of these resources and blogs with you today in the hopes that they will help you in your path.
I started by creating an account with Feedly. Feedly is an awesome website that you can search any word or phrase and it will come up with all kids of resources and blogs that fit your search.
I wanted to begin my blogging by following some that are focused on education. I decided to search the hashtag, "education", "edtech", and "educational leadership". What I found was numerous blogs from a variety of different teachers and websites. Some of the blogs I followed were:
1) Free Technology for Teachers
2) TeachThought
3) Getting Smart
4) A Principal's Reflection
5) Cult of Pedagogy
6) Education Week
7) Edutopia
8) TedEd
9) Engage their Minds
10) Upside Down Education
I will talk a little bit more in depth about the first two blogs I mentioned above.
Free Technology for teachers is something that really interested me because I am fairly new to a lot of educational technologies. I found many different articles and resources to help with EDTC such as, "Five Ways for Students of All Ages to Make Animated Videos". Animated videos seem to be quite popular nowadays and are a great way for students to bring their written stories to life. This resource provides some great ideas that will benefit me as a teacher in the future as well as my students.
There were many other great articles and resources on this particular blog, so if you are interested I definitely recommend following "Free Technology for Teachers", on Feedly.
"TeachThought" was the other blog I wanted to talk about. There were many interesting reads on this blog such as, "12 Tips for students to manage their digital footprints" and "10 Ways traditional classrooms punish mistakes in learning". I thoroughly enjoyed the articles on this blog and they got me thinking about my future classrooms. How will I teach students in a digital age how to safely and appropriately use the internet and how can I create a classroom environment that is beneficial and inclusive to all students.
If you are interested in educational technology, as well as challenging yourself as a teacher, then I suggest following "TeachThought" on Feedly.
I'm excited to have Feedly, this new resource in my ever growing backpack. It is a great way to find all sorts of resources and blogs to help you grow as a teacher and leader.
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Saturday, January 22, 2011
Kick me off the computer will ya!?
Guess my point is,..I always say that I'd get so much done without my man interrupting but that isn't true! I barely do anything! Ah,....it's Heavenly.
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- Coffeypot said...
The most important thing you have to do is blog. Nuf Said!
- January 22, 2011 at 4:30 PM
- The Bipolar Diva said...
I love doing not much of anything! I'm sorry you're cold, I hate the cold!
- January 22, 2011 at 4:37 PM
- Karen Kyle Ericson said...
Haha my husband has a million questions and honey-do's too. Oy! Time alone is so peaceful. We've had a lot of snow this year. Lots of shoveling... but if I workout between the snows it'd be much easier...
- January 22, 2011 at 4:52 PM
- Sandra said...
I'll get off if you get off...I swear my fingers are frozen to the keyboard by the end of the day.
- January 22, 2011 at 5:18 PM
- Sairs said...
I'm having a nothing much day too. Well, to be honest I keep falling asleep and it's nice :)
- January 22, 2011 at 7:46 PM
Wait a minute... shoveling??? Is The Hunter disabled?? Here's a trick I once learned: tell him you can't come home until the driveway is clear because you have no place to park the car. I guarantee results!!
- January 22, 2011 at 9:31 PM
- Lisa said...
oh god- for me- nothing to do can either be so relaxing and great or end up in a day full of symptoms.
ps- i hate cold too
- January 22, 2011 at 11:38 PM
- ImperfectAnna said...
That's the thing! I also say, I would get so much done if it wasn't for my husband, but then he's gone and I do nothing. I finally realized why (for me at least). It's because once he leaves I need so badly to unwind that I couldn't possibly do anything else before unwinding. The computer is the outlet we need!
- January 23, 2011 at 12:40 AM
- On My Soapbox said...
Enjoy the peace while you can! I can always get a lot done (or take an uninterrupted bath) when DH is gone. He's a question asker, too....
- January 23, 2011 at 1:25 AM
- On My Soapbox said...
BTW, there is an award for you over on my blog! :-)
- January 23, 2011 at 6:02 PM
- Jimmy said...
I so love the summertime, I hate being cold, blogging keeps you warm Ha Ha
- January 23, 2011 at 9:38 PM
- Olive said...
I could not function in the cold you have up there. I barely make it when it's cold in georgia. The computer hyptnotizes you don't ya think so? It does me anyway. I have many things to do today and three places to go yet here I sit blogging♥
- January 24, 2011 at 8:33 AM
- KittyCat said...
I enjoying writing down all the crap that is in my head.
Its nice to have something to do when your stuck inside on a cold winter day.
: )
- January 24, 2011 at 1:11 PM
- Momma Fargo said...
I agree with Coffey...blogging is much more important. LOL. Woo hoo!
- January 24, 2011 at 8:45 PM
- Just Be Real said...
Thank you for sharing. Blessings.
- January 25, 2011 at 5:38 AM
- Diann @ The Thrifty Groove said...
Going to a game and sitting for hours in this weather? Nope, you couldn't pay me to do it!
- January 25, 2011 at 1:45 PM


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The Cooperative Children's Book Center: Choices Day 2019
On March 2nd, I had the pleasure of attending the Cooperative Children's Book Center's annual Choices Day in Madison. This event celebrates the publication of CCBC Choices, an annual best-of-the-year listed created by the CCBC librarians. I love Choices Day, because it's just fun to watch some of the nation's foremost experts on children's literature absolutely gush about the books they loved from the past year.
Distinguished Special Librarian (and CCBC Director) K.T. Horning began by sharing a few of the kidlit publishing trends that the CCBC librarians noticed in 2018. Of note were an increase in diverse books that are, as K.T. put it, "by people who have lived the lives of stories they're telling." The librarians were especially impressed by the great crop of diverse debut authors, and they were also excited by what they called a "renaissance of middle grade fiction."
Next came the traditional "Is it a book?" portion of the presentation, in which K.T. shared a few of the oddest items the CCBC receives from publishers. First prize for weirdest went to the actual potato (complete with stamp!) that was intended to promote a picture book called, naturally, POTATO PANTS.
Seeing the wacky marketing gimmicks was fun, but the best part of the presentation came next, when the librarians introduced us to a few of their favorite books published in 2018. The current edition of CCBCChoices features 258 books, but only 28 were highlighted on Choices Day.
It was really remarkable to hear the librarians talk about the books they loved. Their descriptions elicited laughter, gasps, groans, and many other displays of emotion from the audience. We were also treated to a few short read-alouds. (They really could call the event "Storytime for Grownups.")
But the reason I attend Choices Day each year is to hear about excellent titles that escaped my notice. As usual, the librarians came through. Here are a few I'll be seeking out solely because the CCBC librarians convinced me of their greatness:
- ALL THAT TRASH by Meghan McCarthy
- DRAGONS IN A BAG by Zetta Elliott
- FAKE BLOOD by Whitney Gardner
- BLOOD WATER PAINT by Joy McCollough
I highly recommend paging through CCBC Choices 2019, asI know you'll find many books to add to your list. To get a free copy, consider joining the Friends of the CCBC. Find more information here: https://www.ccbcfriends.org/store/c1/Featured_Products.html
Maria Parrott-Ryan has an MFA in writing from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago, and has published several nonfiction articles in Cricket Media's MUSE magazine. She was the recipient of SCBWI-WI's 2018 middle-grade mentorship.


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In an increasingly saturated job market, landing a job interview at a coveted company is an accomplishment on its own, however, acing that said interview is a whole other matter.
Depending on company and role, verbal interviews can last anywhere from 30 minutes to an hour and a half. Although it's of paramount importance to be in tip top shape throughout the entire process, it's primarily the first 60 seconds that set the scene. Be it right or wrong, you will be judged from the very first moment, before you have even sat down to answer a competency based question.
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- Arrive on time – And by on time, I mean be ready in the waiting lounge 10-15 minutes prior to scheduled time.
- Grooming – Make sure your hair is neatly trimmed and brushed away from your face, your clothes are pressed, and if you will wear makeup that you opt for a more natural look.
- Attire – Ensure that you wear industry appropriate clothing. This will illustrate to a potential employer that you understand and can adhere to their company culture.
- Smile and maintain a pleasant demeanour – Go in with a positive attitude.
- Small talk – Build rapport with your interviewer by making small talk (about the weather, traffic, etc.) even in the short time that it takes to walk from the waiting lounge to the conference room.
- Physical nuances – A sturdy handshake and an upright sitting position with pulled back shoulders subconsciously illustrate confidence and an openness


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Last week was kind of a doozy. Somewhere between people getting high and eating each other's faces, twinks brutally murdering people for the sake of fame and attention, and alleged gang members shooting each other in public places, it kind of looked for a second like things might be getting permanently fucked.
Thankfully, not so much the case. Turns out there is no zombie apocalypse — just a fractured mental-healthcare system. I'm not sure if that's any better or worse. Luka Magnotta has been apprehended by police and is awaiting his murder trial, and a suspect in the shooting at the Eaton Centre that killed one and wounded seven has been brought into custody and charged.
Admittedly, this doesn't really solve the problem, but at the very least, it's a step toward normalcy. While we still have to wait and see if the convictions actually stand up in court, for the time being it sends a pretty straightforward message: there are still systems of check and balance in place to keep things from ever veering too far into anarchy and chaos.


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There will be NO PALADAR ON MAY 10TH & 11TH, 2019. Stay tuned for future date announcements.
Dear Paladarians,
I write this note on the Monday after our last Paladar with chefs Steve Joo and Julya Shin of Nokni in Oakland, California. I had a beautiful weekend with every one of you. It felt heartwarming and heart-opening to share the work of these two striving towards perfecting their (already perfect in my world) craft. I want to "publicly" take a moment in this newsletter to send them my gratitude for taking a chance on us. Some of you may recall when I mentioned how impressive it is to watch a guest chef drop into a completely foreign cooking environment (tools, dishes, and all) and then endure with such high-quality cuisine. It's nothing short of miraculous! So, if you're reading this, Steve & Julya, please accept this deep bow of gratitude for how you persisted in Nevada City this last weekend. We are all the better for it.
I am also writing this on the devastating day when Notre Dame burned, and I am, like probably most of you, contemplating the impermanence of it all. I draw comparisons to my own life as we do. What I keep coming back to is how everything is changing. The earth is changing, politics are changing, and how we think about each other is changing. Today, my home was enriched with six young men and women (my daughter had her "squad" over to hang out. Full disclosure, I love teenagers) and as I watched an 800-year-old relic fall away, I turned my awareness to these kids. I don't mind the change, but you will also find me striving to ensure the shift is for good. For the good of all, but especially for the good of them. So, with my life as Keeper of a Supper Club, I vow to stand guard at the top of this Nevada City institution like a super witchy and "at attention" gargoyle making sure the change happens for the good of these youthful souls inheriting it all. Polly's Paladar may not compare well with ancient Parisian architecture, but from where I stand, I can see the vast foundation, and it is unburnable. How's that for a super dramatic segway?
One of the ways we will facilitate the good change this month is to partner with 4 Elements Earth Education (that you can read about below). I want more people to live closer to the earth. I want to support the teachers who spread this ancient message. If we can be of service to organizations enriching the lives of anyone, but especially of children, then I'm 1000% in. I know so many kids who have benefitted from time spent at Foxwalkers. I've heard so many beautiful stories of how it changed their walking on the earth; how their tiny feet literally moved their bodies through land differently. I love it. So, with that, please join us for an elevated Israeli cuisine Paladar on Mother's Day weekend benefitting 4 Elements Earth Education with celebrated Reno area chef duo, Whitney & Josh Deri of Blend Catering Reno. Ohev is an extraordinary dinner event not to miss.
See you at the table,
Megan Hart
Josh and Whitney come to Polly's Paladar through our dear guest chef Andrew Bui who flawlessly executed the 6th Anniversary Vietnamese Paladar back in February of 2017. Andrew and Josh not only attended culinary school together, but Josh was paramount in behind the scenes support for Andrew from over the hill in Reno. We are thrilled to welcome BLEND after all this time. In preparation for this event and (inevitably) many more in their professional journey, Josh and Whitney have just returned from a month-long culinary immersion in Israel where they have not only found renewed passion for their food but also in their mission of sharing specific dishes more innately accurate to the Israeli experience. Ohev comes from the Hebrew root aleph-hei-vet, which means "to love." They decided early on to name their Paladar after the very notion that brought them together.Whitney and Josh started Blend after falling in love at the Culinary Institute of America in Hyde Park, New York. Upon graduating, they trekked across the country to work tireless hours under envelope-pushing chefs in Napa Valley and San Francisco. They are happy to call the Greater Reno Tahoe area their home, as the region is brimming with culinary possibilities and evolving in exciting ways. They have loved bringing their experience to this revival and building valuable partnerships with other movers and shakers in the community to bring clients unparalleled experiences in food, drink and the celebration of life's most delicious moments. Along their food journey, they have experienced a little bit of everything. They have even operated a food truck—a hot, humid, cramped food truck. The food was tasty, and the atmosphere was challenging, but it was not entirely up their ally. Whitney & Josh are people-people who enjoy celebrations, special events, group dinners and other gatherings where friends, family, co-workers, and strangers get together to share an experience. They like working a variety of events; it keeps their ideas and menus fresh. It is the people, the variety and the great food they get to create keeping them inspired!
4 Elements Earth Education provides programs that introduce Earth skills which are a blend of the ancient arts of tracking, wilderness survival, and nature awareness. Our curriculum and well-trained instructors give children, teens, and adults the first-hand experience of how to "read" the landscape as stewards of the Earth. Through our programs, a re-thinking of our relationship to nature begins to occur; nature is not simply a "resource" that we control as a product, but a relationship we must cultivate. Our award-winning programs for youth are called Fox Walkers and was voted one of the top two rated After School and Summer programs by Parents through Parents Resource Guide.STAY TUNED AS WE ADD MORE COMMUNITY ENRICHING ELEMENTS TO THIS EVENT.
Amani Mudd (16) and Bella Davis (15) are two of the best teenagers on planet Earth. They are both available to babysit at ANY seating. I repeat, ANY SEATING! Please email [email protected] to request this extra service for the kiddos. Dine downstairs, and right upstairs, your little one/s are in the land of fun and games. Ages 3-12 preferred (but this is not set in stone). Bring a prepared dinner for your child. If no one requests this service by MAY 3RD, I am letting them off the hook, so if you are thinking about it, get right on that. $10/kid/hour. Side note: If you have a breastfeeding infant and want to come to the Paladar, please know that you are more then welcome. It can get loud, but most of the time babies hear that as white noise. We also have options available for private breastfeeding, if preferred.INSTAGRAM SEAT CONTEST:
Win two seats to #ohevpaladar by following these rules:
1. Follow us on Instagram at @pollyspaladar.
2. Tag as many friends as you want in the comments of the appropriate photo. You'll know the one when you see it. You get your name in the hat for EACH one!
3. For extra credit, #regram this photo to your account and your entries DOUBLE! Remember to add the hashtag, #pollyspaladarseatcontest so that I can see it! If you have a private page and I cannot see it, DM me.
If you see this on any other social media platform other than Instagram, pop on over, because this is where the contest is. Comments on #twitter or #facebook DO NOT count!
The seats are a $160 value! Taxes and fees do not apply, but they do not add up to THAT much either. This unique dining event is going to be super fun! Ready, set, go!


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Metallic Nanomaterials (Part A)
by Kumar Challa, Hendrik du Toit, Leticia García-Cruz, Asterios Gavriilidis, Volker Hessel, He Huang, Gao Li, Sirui Li, Zhimin Li, Liangliang Lin, Samuel E. Lohse, Luca Mazzei, Vicente Montie, Luca Panariello, Jose Solla-Gullon, Sergey A. Starostin, Jiangwei
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Christmas is cracking at Brighton Dome
PUBLISHED: 16:00 16 November 2012 | UPDATED: 22:22 20 February 2013
Christmas is just around the corner and there is fun for all the family at Brighton Dome this season!
Christmas is cracking at Brighton Dome
Christmas is just around the corner and there is fun for all the family at Brighton Dome this season!
Kicking off next Saturday (November 24) with our annual Christmas Open Day, the most wonderful time of the year is upon us again. The Christmas Open Day will include a range of family activities including the opportunity to make your own STOMP instrument, pose in our winter wonderland photo booth for your own festive Christmas card and relax with some mulled wine and mince pies.
Brighton favourites STOMP are also back in town with The Lost and Found Orchestra - a breathtaking show that is perfect for all the family (December 20 29) . Born from the creative minds that gave us the internationally successful STOMP, The Lost and Found Orchestra is a truly spectacular symphonic experience that sees everyday objects turned into a plethora of invented instruments. Using everything from musical saws and bottles to whirly toys, traffic cones and rope ladders to create a dazzling array of homemade instruments, every section of a symphony orchestra is captured in all its aural glory. There will also be a series of workshops with STOMP to join their ranks for a tub thumping experience (see website for details)
For the little ones among the Brighton Dome audience, Horse and Bamboo will present The Nightingale a festive revival told through puppetry, masks animation and performance of Hans Christian Andersons classic fairy tale and a reminder of the true values of the Christmas season (Dec 12 16)
Music fans out there will also be enthralled. We are hosting Katherine Jenkins for a special festive show (Dec 13) as well as the Brighton Gay Mens Chorus (Dec 15), a special Christmas concert of the very best Christmas songs featuring the Brighton Festival Chorus, Brighton Festival Youth Choir andLondon Gala Orchestra (Dec 8) and last but not least a performance from the Brighton Philharmonic Orchestra on New Years Eve.
Theres also the chance to dance at the Christmas Ceilidh (Dec 20) or at our wonderful Brighton Dome tea dance with the Footloose Dance Orchestra which will be followed by afternoon tea (Dec 2).
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Disclaimer: This post by no means represents an endorsement of Donald Trump for president.
On June 1, Hillary Clinton gave a national security speech that served, in large part, as an attack on Donald Trump. "We cannot put the security of our children and grandchildren in Donald Trump's hands. We cannot let him roll the dice with America."
Between Trump's bluster and an uncertainty about who he might appoint to positions such as secretary of state and defense, it's difficult to speculate about the danger a Trump presidency might pose to national security. Though should he be elected and rumors that he might appoint Ron Paul secretary of state come true, we would likely see the least interventionist American administration since Thomas Jefferson's. If only from her record as secretary of state, we already know that Hillary Clinton sees the United States as the world's arbiter, a task better left to a world body, as well as a promulgator of democracy. Both necessitate armed intervention.
At Consortium News, Robert Parry reacted to the speech thusly:
Hillary Clinton made a strong case for why handing the nuclear codes over to a President Donald Trump would be a scary idea, but there may be equal or even greater reason to fear turning them over to her.
For, in "perhaps the most likely area where nuclear war could break out – along Russia's borders – Clinton comes across as the more belligerent of the two." In fact, writes Parry:
Clinton's neoconservative interpretation of what's happening in Eastern Europe is so upside-down and inside-out that it could ultimately become the flashpoint for a nuclear war between Russia and the West.
If the situation in Ukraine heated up …
How would President Hillary Clinton respond? Would she … [activate] NATO military forces to counter this "Russian aggression"?
Given what we know about Clinton's tough-talking persona, the odds are good that she would opt for an escalation – and that could set the stage for nuclear war.
Meanwhile, in her speech, Ms. Clinton said of Trump that
… it's no small thing when he suggests that America should withdraw our military support for Japan, encourage them to get nuclear weapons, and said this about a war between Japan and North Korea – and I quote – "If they do, they do. Good luck, enjoy yourself, folks."
I wonder if he even realizes he's talking about nuclear war.
If you read interviews with Trump from when he was on his way up and at his peak in business, it's obvious that the version of Trump we see today is either dumbed down, tired, or lazy. Trump may not have been exposed to as much information about nuclear weapons as a former secretary of state such as Ms. Clinton. But few are aware that he once sought to interject himself into the national dialogue on nuclear weapons – and actually made a lot of sense.
Twenty-nine years ago journalist Ron Rosenbaum visited with him. Trump told Rosenbaum that he had read Deadly Gambits by Strobe Talbott (Vintage books, 1985), a book I am just finishing reading. Its subhead, "The Vivid Inside Story of Arms Control Negotiations," is putting lipstick on a pig. The book is tedious and even for someone like me, steeped in nuclear weapons and disarmament, difficult to follow. However sharper Trump may have been then, it seems less likely that he had read Deadly Gambits than had it summed up for him by someone who read it.
Rosenbaum calls Deadly Gambits the "inside story of the Reagan administration's pathetic and fraudulent nuclear weapons negotiations with the Soviets." He further describes the administrations as pretending "to seek an arms control agreement while deliberately sabotaging any chance of a real deal in favor of foolishly conceived arms-race escalations." He then writes that it "occurred to me in the aftermath of reading Deadly Gambits: What could we possibly have to lose by placing all nuclear negotiating in the hands of Donald Trump?"
Trump wasn't necessarily opposed to nuclear weapons — it wasn't disarmament in which he was interested, but nonproliferation. He said of his scientist uncle:
"He told me, 'You don't realize how simple nuclear technology is becoming.' That's scary. He said it used to be that only a few brains in the world understood it and now you have a situation where thousands and thousands of brains can easily understand it, and it's becoming easier, and someday it'll be like making a bomb in the basement of your house. And that's a very frightening statement coming from a man who's totally versed in it."
This is where Trump really makes sense:
"The fact is, it's already very late. It's one of the great problems of the world. Not one of them. It is the."
I especially liked that because it expresses my belief that nuclear weapons are The First Question. Because if nuclear war ever breaks out and the world is reduced to an unrecognizable state, all other issues currently deemed essential — from climate change to poverty to injustice – will have been rendered moot. No world, no problems.
Arms control negotiations appealed to Trump's instinct for the chase of the deal. Rosenbaum again:
He spoke about Deadly Gambits and the bureaucratic sabotage that has destroyed the possibility of a deal on arms control between the superpowers. And why our negotiators wouldn't know how to make a deal if they found one staring them in the face.
"I will tell you," Trump says. "There is a vast, vast amount of difference between somebody who has consistently made great deals—and I don't say me, by the way—of whatever nature, and there aren't that many of those people, by the way; you have maybe a roomful of them in the whole country. There's a vast difference between somebody who's been consistently successful and somebody who's been working for a relatively small amount of money in governmental service for many years, in many cases because the private sector, who have seen these people indirectly, didn't choose to hire these people, any of them, because it didn't find them to be particularly capable. But then, years and years later they get slightly promoted, promoted, promoted. The private sector has passed them by and all of a sudden these people are negotiating the lives of you and your children, your families, and I tell you there's a tremendous amount of difference."
Of negotiators such as those chronicled in Deadly Gambits, Trump said:
"They have no smiles, no warmth; there's no sense of them as people. Who the hell wants to talk to them? They don't have the ability to go into a room and sell a deal. They're not sellers in the positive sense."
Selling arms control like real estate? Why not? In any event, it seems obvious that Donald Trump had given nuclear weapons and arms control a lot of thought.


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Imagine this:
You enter a waiting room awash with the smell of fresh baked cookies. From across the room, you spy a table display with a platter of said cookies… next to a plating of (lovely?) red and white radishes.
You've come here to take part in a puzzle-solving experiment. You take a seat as instructed, fill out some paperwork. The scent of the cookies is driving you nuts!
The instructor enters, comments on the wonderful smell and how beautiful those cookies look! But alas, she says, they are for a group to follow. The talk turns to your upcoming test.
She then takes the paperwork and says she'll need just a few more minutes in the other room to finalize the test prep. But please, while you're waiting, have some of the lovely radishes!
You have a couple of the radishes. Cold comfort compared to those damn cookies!
Then the test. Solving a series of – unbeknownst to you – unsolvable geometric puzzles. Also (and again unbeknownst to you) you are being timed for how long you engage at trying to solve these puzzles.
This was, in fact, an actual 1996 psychological study by Baumeister (et al) which tested the energy-depletion hypothesis of willpower.
The results?
Compared to the control group who were encouraged to have a few of those warm, fresh baked cookies, the radish-eating group spent less than half the amount of time trying to solve the puzzles. This same group also recorded about half the number of attempts at answering them.
Sucks for you that you weren't in the control group!
The conclusion: in resisting the temptation to eat the warm cookies, the radish eaters had depleted a good bit of their mental energy or what's commonly called willpower.
Willpower is a finite resource; spend it wisely. Systems and processes (a solid script!) will keep you from having to needlessly squander your willpower account.
Can willpower be strengthened? Indeed it can.
But it's the same as with sprinting: I can make anyone faster. Much better than you are now.
But unless you're born with the inherent physical tools and with optimal biomechanical levers, you'll never be a world champion.
And that's ok.
The goal is to be the best YOU possible. Not a facsimile of someone else.
Heal thyself, harden thyself, change the world –


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Published on October 15, 2007
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text: Another day and another museum, in this case Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum. The outside is stunning, yet I forgot to take photos! The building was originally opened in 1901 and underwent refurbishment and reopened in 2006. However, the main entrance does not face onto Argyle Street, instead it faces onto Kelvingrove Park itself. The


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Monday, September 30, 2019
Critical Reflection Essay Essay
Upon reflective exploration of my 16 week journey regarding the overall critical reflection of Nursing 5403 also referred to as Organizational Theory or Administration I, I find that I have a more sound and in depth theoretical understanding of key leadership and nursing administrative concepts and processes. This course has increased my knowledge base in regards to organizational design, augmented my awareness of healthcare administrative concepts, and strengthened my understanding of management concepts and processes. This educational experience has revealed imperative and insightful examples and practices used to become a more efficient, effective and formative leader. I have increased my usage of many of these concepts to improve my leadership skills and practice, to ââ¬Å"walk the walkâ⬠, in my daily work /life regimen. I will examine, evaluate, and reflect on the core information covered in this course by dividing the methods of delivery into three main presentation categ ories: written, oral, and online. The written presentation format was used to deliver the five discussion board questions and leadership instrument paper results. The discussion board allowed the opportunity to explore management concepts and practices from various perspectives. The leadership instrument paper allowed in depth exploration of variety of traits, theories, and practices important to leaders. I found both of these learning experiences very enlightening and beneficial to my overall managerial acumen. Northhouse (2013), explained on the sixteen types and styles of leadership, which had a major impact on my overall viewpoints regarding humans and management in our administrative worlds today. I was able to identify and relate the diverse leadership styles and types in a positive way and glean insightful understanding of different people and their leadership potential. The discussion board gave me free range to strengthen my self-expressive abilities and interact with my peers. The leadership instrument pape r allowed for self-analysis with specific references to key leadership ideals and concepts. I feel both assignments gave me insight into my leadership strengths, weaknesses, foci, and desires which will in turn assist me inà becoming a successful consistent leader. Oral presentations were used by both the students and the professor to teach assigned lessons. The dyad presentations were completed within the professor assigned groups. The organizational culture assignment was individually completed by each student. Dr. Junious, our professor, presented multiple management and leadership topics during the 16-week timeframe of our course work. The dyad group assignments allowed the students to work as a team, increase/ improve communication skills, and strengthen public speaking skills. The organizational culture assignment enriched my understanding of my departmentââ¬â¢s culture and fostered a new understanding and more tolerable acceptance of the different personalities which shapes my department and company. The professor guided topics allowed me to glean current knowledge on trends in nursing leadership and introduced new variables regarding emotional intelligence. One of the crucial components from our main source, Roussell (2013) which I have used on a consistent basis are the power listing tools known as, ââ¬Å"AMPPâ⬠, which stands for: ask, mirror, paraphrase, and prime. Consistent usage of these tools has empowered my ability to extract important information in a judicious manner, which has resulted in workflow improvement and increased productivity in my current position. The online method was used to complete our online certificate training for the Institute of Healthcare Improvement (IHI) leadership and quality courses. Both of these certificate online courses were very informative and educational. I gained excellent training from these online courses. The information presented in this online self-study gave illuminating examples, and reinforced positive and evidence based methods of leadership and analytical procedures. My goal is to complete at least eight of the other courses listed on this website to strengthen my inner self to produce stronger leadership abilities and increase process awareness. Overall, the knowledge, skills, and experience gleaned from my enrollment and participation in this class has enhanced my understanding of organizational processes and essential, effective leadership traits. I truly enjoyed my time in this course, it was interesting and informative.à The educational experience has stimulated and supported both professional and personal growth in my life. The traits and theoretical evidence based practices illustrated within our resources reinforced my thoughts that great leaders are formed and not born. References Northhouse, P. G. (2013). Leadership Theory and Practice. Thousand Oaks: Sage. Roussel, L. (2013). Management and Leadership for Nurse Administrators. Burlington: Jones & Bartlett Learning.
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PALM BEACH GARDENS, Fla., Oct. 24, 2019 /PRNewswire/ -- The Global Healthcare Accreditation (GHA) Program for Medical Travel Services and the Malaysia Society for Quality in Health (MSQH), have announced the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding for collaboration between the two accreditation programs to strengthen the protocols and services provided by healthcare providers to medical travel and international patients in Malaysia. Read official press release here.
GHA and MSQH will work with accredited hospitals in Malaysia as a prerequisite to offering Global Healthcare Accreditation for Medical Travel Services in the region. The accreditation may be from a recognized national or international accreditation body, such as MSQH or other ISQua accredited organization. MSQH will also serve as GHA's local partner in Malaysia, providing information about GHA accreditation to hospitals serving international and medical tourism patients.
According to Assoc. Prof. Dr Kadar Marikar, Chief Executive Officer of MSQH, "MSQH is recognized nationally and internationally as the leading Malaysian organization which promotes and improves safety and quality in the provision of healthcare services in Malaysia. Through active and smart partnerships with healthcare professionals, relevant facilities and agencies, and educational institutions involved in healthcare, MSQH has become the national voice in continuous quality improvement in healthcare facilities and services. We are pleased to partner with the Global Healthcare Accreditation program to ensure healthcare providers in Malaysia have incorporated international best practices that mitigate the risks and vulnerabilities patients face when traveling for medical care."
Ms. Karen Timmons, GHA's Chief Executive Officer stated, "The assurance of quality and transparency in medical travel goes beyond the care delivered in the actual healthcare facility – it starts from the point of inquiry for the service and destination through the entire medical travel care continuum, including post-discharge, and specifically how all steps in the care continuum contribute to an overall safe, high quality medical travel experience. We are pleased to collaborate with MSQH in support of the medical travel patient and we applaud its commitment to provide healthcare providers in Malaysia with solutions that prioritize the patient experience for medical travelers. MSQH hospitals participating in GHA accreditation shall also benefit with additional visibility through GHA distribution channels, and MSQH will also provide additional visibility to GHA accredited hospitals through its distribution channels."
About the Malaysia Society for Quality in Health (MSQH):
The Malaysian Society for Quality in Health was established in 1997 with the vision of advocating, promoting, and supporting continuous quality improvements and safety in Malaysian healthcare arena. In order to realize this vision, MSQH develops standards, plans and implements accreditation programmes, promotes safety and quality improvement in healthcare facilities, and organises opportunities for communication of ideas and exchange of experiences on current and best practices in health care. MSQH has also initiated the Patient for Patients Safety Movement to strengthen patients and family engagement in the delivery of healthcare services since 2014.
*Medical travel is also commonly known as medical tourism or health tourism.


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Cozy mystery series
Erin Price is a baker, not a sleuth. It's really not her fault that mysteries keep landing in her lap while she's trying to run Auntie Clem's Bakery and make a living from baking gluten-free and specialty goods.
Sink your teeth into these sweet mysteries!
I just wanted you to know how much I adore this series. I can't wait for the next one to come out ! I told my boyfriend that this series is my "Game of Thrones" and I don't even know how to deal with my life while I wait for the next one!
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U.S.-based British jockey Sophie Doyle equaled her North American best yesterday (Thursday) with four wins on a single card at Arlington International Racecourse. It was the second time the 31-year-old, sister of Godolphin rider James Doyle, who is the world's 13th ranked jockey, has ridden four winners on one day.
After taking the opener by almost ten lengths aboard Gary Broad's Student Body ($8.60) for trainer Chris Davis, Doyle went on to capture race three for trainer Brian Williamson with Nancy Vanier, Brady Tauber, Steve Gordon and Bryan Ward's Big Al ($7.20). She scored in the fourth aboard Moon Snow Farm's wagering-favorite Ginger Snap Dance ($6.60) for trainer Wayne Catalano and again in the sixth with Williamson trainee Romeo O Romeo ($10.20) for Nancy Vanier, et al.
"It's been fantastic," said Doyle. "Just to win with my first three mounts on the day was amazing. When it happens it just comes so easily – it all works out."
"Sophie is riding so well right now," said trainer Brian Williamson. "She has great hands and a good sense of pace. It's always nice to see that."
This is Doyle's first season riding full time at Arlington since she moved her tack to the United States in 2013.
She finished second overall in the jockey standings this spring at Hawthorne Race Course, where she first won four races in a single day on their April 26 card. Doyle currently ranks third at Arlington with 51 total wins this season behind Jose Valdivia Jr (105) and Mitchell Murill (79).
The 2018 live racing season at Arlington concludes tomorrow (Saturday, September 22).


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Best Small Business Accounting Software Options for Business Owners
As you grow your business and your accounting needs become complex, you may want to turn to accounting software to help you balance your books. There are a number of services available that provide invoicing, payroll and project management services to make it a bit easier to run your business. Here are the five best small business accounting software programs to give your bookkeeping a boost.
5 best small business accounting software options
1. QuickBooks
QuickBooks online software covers business owners' major accounting needs. QuickBooks helps you manage your bills and payments, as well as income and expenses. You can create custom invoices and track the status of each one. QuickBooks also helps you keep track of billable hours for clients or employees, and employees have the option to enter their own hours into the program. QuickBooks offers a 30-day free trial and subscription plans start at $20 per month. Payroll services are available for an added fee.
- No contract. You can switch or cancel your QuickBooks plan at any time. Your subscription also includes a 60-day guarantee.
- Free apps. QuickBooks provides free mobile apps for iOS and Android.
- Payroll service is extra. If you need payroll services, you'll have to add a payroll plan to your QuickBooks subscription.
- Free option not available. After your 30-day free trial, you would have to sign up for a QuickBooks subscription plan to continue using the service.
Bottom line
QuickBooks offers comprehensive online accounting services for small businesses. Three available subscriptions tiers allow you to choose the right amount of services for your business and your budget. QuickBooks provides reports to help you understand how much money your business generates to better control your cash flow. If you need outside assistance, you could send reports to your accountant from the QuickBooks platform.
2. FreshBooks
Cloud-based accounting software from FreshBooks allows you to manage your invoices, expenses and projects from your desktop, phone and tablet. You can create and send custom invoices, adding due dates and payment requests in each one. FreshBooks also tracks your hours to help you work more efficiently and bill for the correct amount of time worked. You can collaborate on projects with your team through FreshBooks, which lets you share files, assign due dates and check the status of a project. FreshBooks is best for self-employed small business owners, as well as consultants and agencies with a large client base. Monthly subscription plans start at $15 per month after a 30-day free trial. You could save 10% by purchasing a yearly plan, which starts at $13.50 per month.
- Send unlimited invoices. All subscription plans allow you send an unlimited number of invoices and estimates. You can also accept online credit payments with each plan.
- Work on the go. FreshBooks offers free apps for iOS and Android, allowing you to send invoices from your phone. You can upload receipts to the FreshBooks app as well.
- Phone support available. FreshBooks provides customer support via phone for those who want to speak to a person. You can also send an email or check FreshBooks' online resource to find an answer to your question.
- Payments aren't free. Accepting payments through FreshBooks would cost you 2.9% of each transaction plus a $0.30 fee.
- No payroll features. You can track your employees' hours through FreshBooks, but the software does not provide an option to manage payroll.
Bottom line
FreshBooks helps small business owners improve their client relations. You can send and track invoices and remind clients when a payment is due. You can also organize team projects within the software, including as many team members as your subscription plan allows. The varying subscription tiers give you the option to choose what you need from the service at a cost that works for you. You can try FreshBooks for free for 30 days and cancel your subscription at any time.
3. Wave
Using Wave, you can send custom invoices and receipts to clients and track your expenses and transaction data. Wave also lets you pay your employees and automatically deducts payroll taxes. The software is completely free, and includes unlimited income and expense tracking, unlimited receipt scanning and the option to give as many people access to your account as you need. You can manage multiple businesses through one Wave account. You can add payment processing and payroll services to your software package, but you would have to pay a fee.
- Totally free. Wave's basic accounting software is completely free without any trial periods or hidden fees. The software includes invoicing, accounting and receipt scanning.
- Information automatically syncs. All invoicing and payment information syncs with Wave's accounting software to keep your bookkeeping up to date.
- Payments and payroll are extra. To accept online credit card payments, you would have to pay $0.30 and 2.9% per transaction. You would also have to wait two days to get paid out. Payroll fees range from $20 to $35, depending on your state of residence.
- Limited services. Wave does not provide time tracking, inventory tracking or project management services.
Bottom line
Wave's free software provides basic accounting services for small business owners. While Wave is likely to fit every budget, it may not provide all the services that business owners need. However, Wave helps you track your income and expenses and prepare for tax time without making a financial commitment. Your data is stored in the cloud and you can access it from any device.
4. Sage
Sage Business Cloud Accounting offers accounting solutions to small business owners looking to improve cash flow and spend less time on administrative tasks. Sage sends invoices and tracks payments and expenses. Sage also helps you prep for tax season by automatically calculating what you owe. Your data is stored on the cloud and you can access your account from Sage's iOS and Android apps.
- Free trial. Sage offers two tiers of service – Accounting Start for $10 per month and Accounting for $25 per month – and both come with a free trial of all of the features.
- Track your performance. The Sage app allows you to view weekly, monthly and yearly performance reports to compare to previous periods of time. Sage's app is available for iOS and Android.
- No time or project tracking. Sage's accounting software does not include any time tracking or project collaboration features. The first subscription tier allows just one user while the higher tier allows up to five users.
- Payroll is separate. Sage offers a separate product for payroll services. The payroll software does not integrate with the cloud accounting program, but it does work with Sage 50cloud, Sage's desktop accounting software for businesses.
Bottom line
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11. The view from the bridge (Winter 2009/2010) [Lobster #58 (Winter 2009/2010)(free)] [Free Article]
... State Department also played a role. A memo from the European section, dated June 11, 1965, advises the vice-president of the European Economic Community, Robert Marjolin, to pursue monetary union by stealth. It recommends suppressing debate until the point at which "adoption of such proposals would become virtually inescapable." ' Not Richard Fletcher, the late Philip Agee, Phil Kelly or Tom Easton, but Ambrose Evans-Pritchard in his 'Euro-federalists financed by US spy chiefs' in The Sunday Telegraph, 19 September 2009. I wonder if Evans-Pritchard is aware that this has been known by the spook-wise Anglo-American left for over 30 years ...
Terms matched: 1 - Score: 5 - 15 Dec 2012 - URL: http://www.lobster-magazine.co.uk/free/lobster58/lob58-103.pdf
12. Lockerbie, 1988 (Book review) (Winter 2012) [Lobster #64 (Winter 2012) (free)] [Free Article]
... had intelligence connections, two passports and did not tell his wife about his regular trips abroad, including those to Malta. But Ashton also puts that into political context by reminding us that in the 1980s, when Iran enjoyed US support during its war with Iraq, Libya was clearly targeted by the Reagan Administration. The shooting of WPC Yvonne Fletcher in 1984 encouraged Thatcher to become the only European leader to allow her country to be used two years later for a US attempt to murder Gaddafy by bombing after the Berlin La Belle night club attack in which American soldiers died. Ashton does not devote much of his book to the London murder or the German explosion, but he points ...
Terms matched: 1 - Score: 13 - 07 Jun 2012 - URL: http://www.lobster-magazine.co.uk/free/lobster64/lob64-lockerbie-1988.pdf
13. The rise of New Labour (Summer 2012) [Lobster #63 (Summer 2012) (free)] [Free Article]
... in great detail by Giles Scott-Smith. His articles are on the Net but I think you may have to pay for access to them. In the mid 1980s the major media in this country were obsessed with the Militant Tendency within Labour. What I called the American tendency got ignored. People within the Labour movement – notably Richard Fletcher – began tracing the work of this American tendency in the late 1960s. By the time NuLab began to form in the mid 1990s, those of us who had followed in Fletcher's footsteps knew what was going on, even if we didn't then have all the details. In the 1950s the American tendency was known as the Gaitskellites. ...
Terms matched: 1 - Score: 15 - 09 May 2012 - URL: http://www.lobster-magazine.co.uk/free/lobster63/lob63-new-labour.pdf
14. The View from the Bridge (2011) [Lobster #62 (Winter 2011 ) (free)] [Free Article]
... anti-detente foreign policy with the likes of Crozier. That was the problem for the FO and why, given the chance, the FO shut it down. Curiously enough, no sign of said 'complex operation' has ever been made visible, not even in Crozier's memoir Free Agent. Was Libya responsible for the killing of PC Yvonne Fletcher in 1984? In one of Tony Gosling's many e-mails was a timely reminder of the 1996 Dispatches documentary for Channel 4 which seemed to show that the official version of the death of PC Yvonne Fletcher – murdered by a shot from the Libyan embassy – was false; that she was shot by a gunman in another building as ...
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15. The view from the bridge [Lobster #50 (Winter 2005/6)]
... the subject of some kind of mind-influencing programme. I had heard about such things from Harlan Girard and the late Anthony Verney and when Vialls contacted me I knew enough to be an intelligent listener for him. He told me that he thought that he, while mind-controlled, and not the Libyans, had shot WPC Yvonne Fletcher outside the Libyan Embassy. I published this in Lobster. Joe was very unhappy about this and denied telling me what he had said. Since I don't record conversations, I had to make a qualified withdrawal. But that's what he said. Subsequently I lost touch with him on his return to Australia where he became, as the ...
Terms matched: 1 - Score: 13 - 01 Dec 2005 - URL: http://www.lobster-magazine.co.uk/online/issue50/lob50-30.htm
16. Sources [Lobster #49 (Summer 2005)]
... by far the biggest and best account of these events currently available and conveys like nothing else I have seen the scale of the Estes fraud. This is a 'must read' for anyone interested in the LBJ-dunnit explanation of JFK's death. This is a major piece of research. Landsdale on Dealey Plaza?In the 1980s the late Fletcher Prouty claimed to have identified the notorious General Edward Lansdale on Dealey Plaza just after the shooting of JFK: in the background one of the photographs of the three 'tramps' with the implication that Lansdale was involved in the assassination. Since the photograph in question does not show the face of the person passing the three 'tramps' as they ...
Terms matched: 1 - Score: 13 - 01 Jun 2005 - URL: http://www.lobster-magazine.co.uk/online/issue49/lob49-46.htm
17. The Enemy Within: Thatcher's Secret War Against the Miners; GB84 (Book reviews) [Lobster #48 (Winter 2004)]
... coal stocks was a major issue, and the crucial NACODS strike decision was in the balance. Peace speculates that the Mechanic may have led an Army-trained group operating as agent provocateurs on picket lines and as a hit squad when required. He weaves in several fascinating strands from that period, including the murders of Hilda Murrell and WPC Fletcher. More importantly, there is a suggestion of a genesis in British Army-supported paramilitary activity in the north of Ireland in the 1970s. There is also a nod in the direction of the Gladio story of a European network of right wing military units with their hidden arms dumps. This stimulating novel even hints at an interconnection between ...
Terms matched: 1 - Score: 13 - 01 Dec 2004 - URL: http://www.lobster-magazine.co.uk/online/issue48/lob48-41b.htm
18. Denis Healey (Book Review) [Lobster #45 (Summer 2003)]
... American state. It wasn't 'democratic liberal America' which paid for the American tendency in Labour to spend the 1950s visiting America, getting published and building careers. It was the State Department and the CIA. This is completely missing from Pearce's account. And it has been omitted. Even if Pearce is unaware of the work of the Richard Fletcher (1 ) and his successors - and Lobster is one - the institutions of American political power are in Healey's own account of his life, The Time of My Life: the Ford Foundation, the Bilderberg conferences and the Congress for Cultural Freedom are in Healey but not in Pearce. Sam Berger, the US labour attach in London ...
Terms matched: 1 - Score: 14 - 01 Jun 2003 - URL: http://www.lobster-magazine.co.uk/online/issue45/lob45-39c.htm
19. Obituaries [Lobster #43 (Summer 2002)]
... 1974 before renaming it as Civil Assistance. In fact Unison was the creation of the late George Kennedy Young and Civil Assistance began as the civil assistance wing of Unison. Walker left Unison because, as he told me in a letter, he didn't trust Young because he was secretive and he didn't know what Young's objectives were. L. Fletcher Prouty died on 5 June 2001. Most of the obits noted that Prouty had served as the model for 'Mr. X', the character played by Donald Sutherland in the most risible scene in Oliver Stone's JFK. Although he was occasionally inclined to unsupported conspiracy theorising towards the end of his life, Prouty was the author of one ...
Terms matched: 1 - Score: 14 - 01 Jun 2002 - URL: http://www.lobster-magazine.co.uk/online/issue43/lob43-22.htm
20. Cloak and Dollar, and, Know Your Enemy (Book Revoews) [Lobster #43 (Summer 2002)]
... to rely on the detective work of people like Peter Dale Scott. (16) Of this event there is not a word in Jeffreys-Jones's book. He briefly mentions the CIA's role in Indonesia in 1958 and moves on. When I came across this I looked at his bibliography: there is no Philip Agee, no L. Fletcher Prouty, no Victor Marchetti, no John Stockwell. He has written a history of the CIA ignoring all the Agency's main defectors and whistle-blowers. Yet in his previous book on this subject, American Espionage: from Secret Service to CIA (London: Collier, Macmillan, 1977) his bibliography contains both Marchetti and Agee and ...
Terms matched: 1 - Score: 13 - 01 Jun 2002 - URL: http://www.lobster-magazine.co.uk/online/issue43/lob43-46.htm
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Swedish court approves Sharia Law and child marriage:
A 14-year-old child bride from Syria came to Sweden and became pregnant with her husband, who is also her cousin. Now a Swedish court has approved of her marriage, because she appears "mature," and for religious and cultural reasons.
The girl was married off to a cousin when she was only twelve years old. In Sweden, she has been placed with his aunt and her family.
The social service authorities in Sweden thought her marriage is completely outrageous and took it to the justice system.
But the judge does not think there is anything wrong with it, since she was brought up with another religious and cultural perception of what is right and wrong.
In addition, the girl, according to court, is precocious for her age and early matured, so the court does not see anything wrong.
This means that Sweden now approves of Sharia law. The court looks through the fingers with sexual relations concerning Muslim minors, and approves of the pregnancy in a child's marriage where the girl is only 14 years old. This is a verdict that may set a precedent for further introduction of Sharia law in Sweden.


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AWS CloudFront and Lambda@Edge example: How to flag a client as malicious
Amazon Web Services (AWS) is without a doubt the most successful public cloud services platform in the world, and within its almost unlimited set of services, there are two that fit very well with the kind of integrations that can be done with Apility.io. I'm talking about the CDN Cloudfront and Lambda@Edge as a serverless computing technology that can run on the 'edge' nodes of Cloudfront.
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Introducing Apility.io Python library client
Some of our users have already successfully integrated our REST API into their applications thanks to the simplicity of our design and their skills as developers. We love to see how our users not only use our API for their internal products and services, but also for their commercial products. That's why we're going to push more and more the development of API clients for different languages, with the idea that more users can start using it by integrating with their services in the most simple way. This month we introduce the first client of our API for the Python language. This is Python Library we currently use for our in-house developments, as we are a Python house.
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Our customer base grows on a daily basis. This means we have to deploy more service zones closer to the geographical regions where our customers are located. All this Service Zones or Satellites help us to deliver always the lowest latency possible to our users, no matter if they are in a Free or Paid plan, or if they are using the API anonymously. That's why we have just launched a New service zone in Austalia for our users from Oceania.
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When a cybersecurity expert performs threat intel work, he or she needs to contrast information from different sources to obtain the most detailed picture possible of the scenario he or she is investigating. One of these fundamental tools is the WHOIS service offered by the Regional Internet Registries (RIRs)…
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Every day Apility.io's scraping services analyze almost a hundred black and blocking lists distributed throughout the network. Between IP addresses, email and domains resource the number of active resources in our database fluctuate between 3 and 4 million items. Although this number of items is easily manageable with today's technology, when we talk about the number of transactions carried out in the system, the numbers skyrocket.
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