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Fasting, Celebrity, Acclaim, Deserved Public Image, Popularity and Worthiness
Fasting Can Save Your Life – and it worth publicizing, popularizing, discussing globally
When people earn global celebrity and popularity, real causes for humans beings may seem illusive – investors, actors, models, politicians, those who are successful in philanthropy, business, authors, sports, God, writers get fame and notice for so many reasons – yet earning their way to basic topics that make the difference to solving the world's problems can seem easier than earning the next front page publicity on the gossip and people columns. Is somehow putting forward a case to solve global problems a world beyond the next fashion statement on a magazine; is expressing a public need to end starvation and war somehow a less popular personal social act then dress, gossip, sports personal romance….
I suggest to you that, particularly given the number of crises puplicized personally and globally, that life and death issues, concerns regarding starvation, war, genocide, disease, death, building and construction, sustainable economic infrastructure and how best to solve these problems, regardless of your beliefs and station, is a more realistic choice for every. Mere reform and concern are not enough; actions exceeding all preparations for war are necessary to turn this planet around from a collision course of disfavor, a fall from grace and unending crises, terrorism, unemployment, poverty and war; not only in personal conscience, but with regard to your every and any belief.
It is worth your time to write to this higher standard, and make long term conclusions regarding hobbies, interests and action. The standard means you always write to make the life and death difference; you use your Internet skills to attempt to save lives and bring the best for all economies. If this becomes a contradiction for you then write me.
The most critical and essential time in history to make these global reforms, evolutionary and peaceful, legal, democratic revolutionary changes is now, when the Industrial Revolution and global communication on cell phones and the Internet first makes issues and availability of goods and services most popular to all and every.
Human, this is not just your chance, it is the chance of a planet's history. Don't waste it. I beg and plead with you, and for you, and more than all humankind.
Fasting and eating are decisions/practices that people make every day. That is part of what makes this a life and death issue. Only the first three reasons below make fasting a critical issue not only to all life, but to all history and all beliefs regarding all this planet has ever been and may ever be in all data structures.
Universal reasons to abstain, to show contrition by fasting
To be put in God's Book of Life
To be closer to (acceptable, exemplary, blessed, necessary, critical, the one He views all history and life from, on endless mission with/for) God, Gd, Allah, Hashem, El Shaddai, El Elyon, Adonai, Yahweh, Jehovah Nissi, Jehovah-Raah, Rapha, Shammah, Jehovah Tsidkenu, Mekoddishkem, El Olam, Elohim, Qanna, Jireh, Jehovah Shalom, Jehovah Sabaoth
To retroactively reform history avoiding all wars, starvation, death for all humankind, bring God(s) and Archangels, and those from other planets to earth and redefining heaven, hell, purgatory and earth and its interactions with life and the universe forever and eternally
To be like and closer to and worthy of Archangels
To be wisely be worthy of Extraterrestrial intelligent life
To be independent, the Independent One
To free up the economies of guardians
To be wiser than those who predicted/anticipated/controlled heaven
To refocus your actions and intelligence
To be pure of heart, body, mind and spirit
To live forever, wisely and intelligently
To do miracles wisely
To eschew the ways of the earth
To more innocently, rightly and effectively understand "data structure" and "economy"
To be closer to peacekeepers
To be a Messiah
To avoid the spirits and existence of those killed in battle
To refocus your goals toward the future and heaven
To become a prophet
To protest war
To show submission
To be kinder and meek of spirit
To be wiser than those who predicted/anticipated/controlled you
Because discretion is the better part of valor…to avoid violence
To show respect for the dead, so their spirits go to heaven
To give your system a rest from eating and digesting
To do better than the expectations of angels, God, prophets and humans
To give up bad habits, sin, vice and consumerism
To efficiently lose weight
To take a vacation from eating and consumerism
To keep yourself sacred and holy in that you avoid the carnivorous ways of society and those you know
To save money and be more economical
To be better than Kosher…less is really more
To avoid the wide gate of habitual eating and gluttony
To set yourself apart from all and any
To garner a better deal with all that you are, were and may be
To meet great ones, reincarnated people and God on earth
To be an example to all
To win and inspire love truly
To entice and inspire better service
For the fascination of seeing how the world appears to change
To understand relativity, your place in economies and data structures
To overcome addiction
As behavior modification, punishment
To inspire social change
To show that you value soul, spirit
To have something very good to write and talk about
As a pure challenge
To fit into clothes you wore when you weighed less
To be free of capitalism and a means of exchange
To be a model, and actor
As friendly competition
To debunk myths about nutrition
To learn something new
To be kind to animals
To free up the data structures of you eliminative organs
For blood tests
To overcome enervation
To take life slowly and easily
To challenge yourself by seeing what you can do while fasting
To take true joy and be given joy by angels
To bring heaven to earth
To be reincarnated and alive again
To inspire any to know that you are worthy
To be unique
Because scientific studies show that early fasting leads to longer life
To literally be above God in a way
To be clean, free of unclean spirits
To be good enough to change history rightly
So that your biology can be good enough to be used to rule angelically
To inspire others to fast and go without food
To be good enough to REALLY copy this page and promote it
So that you can be good enough to know that this writing is free and you may treat it as yours, including publishing it under your name
So that you know you have found the best and most critical writing to changing both your whole existence and earth's and may not only act accordingly, but correct WriteHere so that they will have better copy editing and multilingual policies
Because absence makes the heart grow fonder
To know the difference between cravings and real hunger
So that God and angels and your family can show that they care and love you
To inspire others to serve any better…you are their best opportunity for service
To surprise yourself as to what you can do while fasting
To be more precise, ounce for ounce, as a being
To be more accurate regarding angels and prophesy
To be more acceptable as company
To replace your own spiritual guides with yourself and wiser guides
To win more business with heaven and angels, so that you may guide others
To forget about jobs, sports, makeup and putting on an act for others
To compete for virtue, not power
So that not only your prayers are answered, but that you may answer the prayers of every
So you are lighter when someone carries you
To prevent surgery and illness and let the body heal itself
To avoid taking both legal and illegal drugs
To be sexy
To inspire the love of your spouse
To fast for your husband, wife, children
To show devotion
To demonstrate excellence
So that your spiritual audience will have something good to talk, think and meditate on AND communicate to you in retrospective time and others
So that your life will not be wasted
To quit "cold turkey", because it is easier than dieting
To be radical, revolutionary, one of a kind, maverick
Those who are poor have more children…to be poor enough to procreate
Because a natural response to fasting is to mate more….
To honor many religions simultaneously
To earn this writer as your guide
To get away from all carnivores
So that God decides not to dine on the flesh of kings
So that Jesus has something better to do than tell people to eat His body
To both reform and revolutionize religious practice effectively
To inspire those who work for you
To search through angelic data structures for new employees
To uncover hidden medical problems
To see what angels and the universal economy has already prepared
So He knows he was suboptimal to make wine, bread and fish
To reform all earth's history retroactively and prevent billions of deaths
To make women pregnant like archangels do, without sex
To meet intelligent life from other planets
To travel through both space and time
So that you can be your own guide in heaven, earth and on other planets
To reformulate and reprogram and refocus your life
To more quietly reflect upon the past and what will be
To win favors from those who do miracles
To win the aid of those in heaven, purgatory and other planets
NOTE: These reasons are not yet optimally ordered for various purposes, and every one may be made into a book, and a computer program, and even a guardian angel, human. They represent wish that biological beings fast, and popularize fasting. You can make them into essay tests….
If I am making all things new, including the earth, how is it that none of what is prophesied and predicted for thousands of years, and read by billions of people, really does not come true for you?
Topic writing, communication for effect, persuasive speaking and the imperative:
From before writing began to earth's most widely recognized writing on religion, diet, agriculture, traditions, customs, practices, marketing and sociology, there are most fundamental considerations regarding focus and topic. Dietary concerns existed in event time for all species, both consciously, environmentally, regarding availability, charity and practice.
Writing about "fasting", בצום, Le jeûne, Na tešče, 禁食, 齋 – best option for deserved popularity….
The "sciences" and mathematics, statistics and comparative biology have very obviously been used to support consumerism, prove that current practice is best and optimal, and persuade buyers to purchase goods and services without optimal regard for human needs and best practice.
Fasting and diet are the longest standing topics that concern all biological life. Mating and child care are other critical practices.
So as writers and journalists, editors and readers, consider the relationship between (fasting, diet, family, breast feeding) and all other topics. Writing on war, economics, politics and peace? Consider these in ancient and modern terms regarding fasting and diet; writing about non-terrestrial life – they surely have fasting as necessity, science and practice; writing about miracles, law and prophesy – these all came with a dietary precident that involved fasting; writing about health, disease prevention, peace protesting – topics such as these all fell to fasting in data structures that make the difference to all humankind.
Interested in really changing history, making history, solving world problems optimally in multivariate solutions….
Are you a member of an scientific organization, a political party, a professional group regarding law, real estate, religion, investment, stocks and bonds, precious metals….in a potential data structure, all of these are "vanities" compared to taking care of what humans do every day, taking care of clearly showing you are above and beyond custom and consumerism, programming social and traditions. Write about, promote and discuss, lecture on and give credence to and award fasting.
Accept this as emphasis, as reason to simply, to begin with, write about and popularize fasting….the lack of picture and name is done so that your most precious time will not be wasted in non-productive information….
This is your first and last chance, human; this writer has witnessed some 1000 beings reincarnated in 16 nations, some 100 times as many as the person worshiped as Messiah by a billion people, including God more than once.
The word "fasting":
Сирни заговезни
Le jeûne
pun berpuasa
روزه گرفتن
O jejum
Смысл поста
Na tešče
El ayuno
Ăn chay, nhịn ăn
tukšā dūšā
ăn chay
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Hannah was praying in her heart, and her lips were moving but her voice was not heard. Eli thought she was drunk … 1 Samuel 1:13
Today you are invited to consider how quickly you judge others. How does your first impression influence your feelings for someone to whom you are introduced? How does what you hear about a person influence your reaction to them? How does the media influence you? When have you found that your initial reaction to what you know has been wrong? How has that changed your relationship or opinion of that person? When have you felt you have been misjudged? How did you respond to such a situation? What is God saying to you today?
May God bless you with a spirit of acceptance, willing to leave the judgement to God.

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Pa's are the best!
Expecially when your Pa drives a sweet gator & gives you surprise gator rides.
My kids LIVE for these rides!
They tell Pa to "Drive it like he stole it" - hilarious!
Their second favorite is that Duke chases them at top speed the entire time. We estimate that he ran at least 4 miles chasing those crazy kids! Yes - he slept hard!


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New Delhi(PTI):India is likely to ask Pakistan as to how Mumbai terror attacks accused Zaki-ur Rehman Lakhvi was released from jail on bail in violation of the United Nations norms as his outfit Lashkar e-Taiba was a designated terrorist group.
New Delhi is expected to send a diplomatic note to Islamabad seeking reply on how Lakhvi submitted two bail bonds worth Rs 1 million each for his release and who stood for the surety.
Official sources said Indian security establishment suspects that ISI might have arranged the surety bonds to ensure Lakhvi's release.
India has already sought the UN's intervention in the release of Lakhvi. India said it was in violation of the norms of the global body and it should raise the matter with Pakistan.
In a letter to the current Chair of the UN Sanctions Committee Jim McLay, India's Permanent Representative to the UN Asoke Mukherjee said Lakhvi's release by a Pakistani court was in violation of the 1267 UN resolution dealing with designated entities and individuals.
The sanctions measures apply to designated individuals and entities associated with terror groups including al-Qaeda and LeT, wherever located. .
In the letter by the Indian envoy, it was also mentioned that even the bail amount provided was against the sanctions' committee rule which calls for freezing the funds and other financial assets or economic resources of designated individuals and entities.
The sanctions' committee has five permanent and 10 non-permanent UN member-states in it.
The release of Lakhvi had also raised concerns in the US, the UK, Russia, France and Germany with Washington calling for him to be rearrested.
Lakhvi and six others, Abdul Wajid, Mazhar Iqbal, Hamad Amin Sadiq, Shahid Jameel Riaz, Jamil Ahmed and Younis Anjum, have been charged with planning and executing the Mumbai attacks in November, 2008 that left 166 people dead.
Lakhvi, 55, a close relative of LeT founder and Jamaat-Ud Dawa (JuD) chief Hafiz Saeed, was arrested in December 2008 and was indicted along with the six others on November 25, 2009 in connection with the 26/11 attacks case. The trial has been underway since 2009.
A Pakistani court had on April 9 set free Lakhvi, a development which India said "eroded" the value of assurances repeatedly conveyed to it by Pakistan on cross-border terrorism.


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I try to make the sentences I give them a little entertaining, just to get a giggle out of them. Today, I got the giggles!
Me: "Okay kiddos, your first word is 'hump'. A camel has two humps. A camel has one hump. Can a camel have three humps?"
Them: "No!"
R: "A camel can have zero humps, but then...you have to call him a horse!"
Me: "Hey! That was really funny."
R: "I know! Hehehehe!"
Okay, maybe one of those you had to be there moments...but it made me smile! It was his little snicker that really made me laugh.
Today one of my kids and handed me a present. It was an L.L. Bean catalog her mom had put in the recycle bin. Her mom told her not to, that Mrs. Collins would not want that, but she told her mom that "Mrs. Collins can order sweaters or flip flops!" Her mom insisted that she put it back into the recycle bin but somehow she snuck it into her back pack and proudly handed it to me as she walked into the room.
I can't wait to see her face when my new flip flops arrive at my classroom door!


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Roger Federer and Stan Wawrinka have made themselves available for Switzerland's Davis Cup World Group playoff match against the Netherlands in September.
"We are of course very happy for this positive decision so early in the day," a post on the SwissTennis website read. "It will allow us to prepare for this playoff under the best of conditions."
The two Swiss stars won Switzerland's first Davis Cup crown last November when they defeated France in the final in Lille.
But they missed the first-round defeat against Belgium this year to concentrate on the Grand Slam events, Wawrinka taking full advantage to win the French Open.
There was also the matter of qualification rights for next year's Rio Olympics, with both players needing to play at least one Davis Cup tie before next summer to be eligible.
The winner of the tie from September 18-20 in the week after the US Open will stay in the 16-strong World Group with the loser dropping down to the second tier.
SwissTennis said that a decision on where the match would be played in Switzerland would be taken at a later date.
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Matthew Broderick Walks Twin Daughters To School — Cute Pic
Fall time means school time in NYC! Matthew Broderick was spotted walking 3-year-old twin daughters Tabitha and Marion to school in NYC Oct. 17. Take a look at the adorable family!
Matthew Broderick , 50, enjoyed a beautiful fall day in NYC as he walked his precious girls to school on Oct. 17.
Adorable twins Tabitha and Marion, just celebrated their third birthday in June. Matthew and wife, Sarah Jessica Parker are parents to 9-year-old son James Wilkie, as well.
We think these three are just too cute! Tell us what you think, HollyMoms!
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Unlike the Beretta 92/96/M9 series, the Px4's trigger guard is rounded for better concealed carry. The takedown pin of earlier models is replaced by a spring-loaded bar, accessed via frame recesses at both ends, which must be grasped and pulled down simultaneously to release the slide. The slide spring is doubly captive, being inserted approximately an inch into the transfer block at one end and a receiving hole in the front of the slide at the other. It is a self-contained assembly, completely captured by the polymer guide. The magazine holds the top round directly behind the barrel's breech end so only a slight feed ramp is needed. This allows the barrel to fully support the case. The 6-R rifling of the barrel generates counter-clockwise torque which is harnessed by the locking system to reduce the amount of pressure required from the rotating barrel lock's cam and pin system to affect unlocking. The steel transfer block's cam pin is 5mm wide and 2mm deep. The entire hammer unit mechanism can be removed from the Px4, without the use of special tools, as a single group. This allows easy access to the firing mechanism for cleaning. The Px4's design makes it impossible to assemble incorrectly from a field-stripped takedown.
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ACROSS a large band of the eastern US, things are about to get loud – and crunchy underfoot. The coming weeks will see the emergence of millions of cicadas with sex on the brain. The nymphs of brood II, as this swarm is known, have been feeding on tree root sap for 17 years. When they emerge, they have just a few weeks to reproduce before littering the floor with their carcasses. To attract females, the males "sing" by vibrating abdominal membranes. Periodical cicadas are unique to the eastern US. There are 15 broods – some made up of several species – with life cycles of 17 or 13 years. Brood II isn't the largest, but it will engulf major cities including New York. As New Scientist went to press, there had been sightings in New Jersey. In places there could be several hundreds of the insects per square metre, making a racket louder than an approaching subway train. As well as breaching the peace, the cicada orgy will have ecological ramifications for years to come. Their carcasses will fertilise the soil, and the numbers of potential bird predators will be affected (American Naturalist, doi.org/k9j). There could be hundreds of insects per square metre, making a racket louder than a subway train The numbers of such birds are lowest when cicadas emerge,


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Our huge efforts paid off! Our annual Peartree Fun Day was a huge success. Even though the weather wasn't great at times, our annual event was attended by 350-400 people. There was a real 'buzz' around the place. Our efforts paid off!!!! The outside area was busy, there were plenty of stalls and activities. Rain didn't stop us from having fun!
Those who came along to the Woodhall Community Centre had an opportunity to enjoy a rich variety of games, stalls, entertainment and sports demonstrations.
Former borough councillor Michal Siewniak, one of the organisers, said: "We have planned and delivered another successful event for our local community. People had so much to do, inside and outside. Badminton, boditrax, sport activities, Our Lady's and Holwell Primary Schools singing performance, raffle prizes, Brazilian Ju Jitsu and 'Olympic style' demonstration from a local Gymnastic Academy.
The Peartree Fun Day always brings the local community together, helps to raise the profile of the area, provides with many networking opportunities but most importantly, puts a lot of smiles on so many faces!
Our Fun Day would have not happened without a help and financial support from the Welwyn Hatfield Borough Council and local county cllr, Nigel Quinton. Monies raised will support our local charity, Resolve.
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Comedy Central Set to Roast Rob Lowe
First there was Charlie Sheen. Then there was Justin Bieber. Now, Comedy Central has tapped veteran actor Rob Lowe as its next network "roastee."
The Viacom-owned network is set to tape the special in Los Angeles and air it later this year. There's no word yet on a roastmaster, nor is there a sense of who will come forward to poke fun at the actor whose career began as a teen heartthrob in such movies as The Outsiders and St. Elmo's Fire. In the decades since, he's starred in such TV series as The West Wing, Brothers & Sisters, Parks & Recreation and, most recently, Fox's short-lived comedy The Grinder.
"Rob Lowe is handsome, talented, successful and handsome. He needs to be roasted," Comedy Central president Kent Alterman said Thursday in a statement, with Lowe adding: "What a thrill to once again be following in Justin Bieber's footsteps. I look forward to a night of hilarious jokes recycled from the James Franco Roast. I would like to express my gratitude to the members of my family who have passed away and therefore will not have to endure what promises to be a very special evening."
Though an unconventional choice, Lowe is famously willing to riff on the more entertaining chapters of his own past, as he has done in multiple books. His sobriety, sex tape and "ingenue" years are all topics he's willingly addressed publicly, and all likely will come up during the roast. In fact, on a recent Hollywood Reporter comedy actor roundtable, it was Lowe who was most willing to dish on the more absurd chapters of his own past.
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A state panel voted unanimously Wednesday to keep hospital rates flat for the second half of fiscal year 2014 as uncertainty remains around the financial stability of hospitals and the institutions await proposed changes in how they are compensated.
Hospitals will get a 1.65 percent rate increase for inpatient and outpatient services for the six months that start in January, said Steve Ports, deputy director for policy and operations at the Hospital Cost Services Review Commission. This is the same increase they received for the first half of the fiscal year.
The vote comes as the state awaits word on an application to the federal Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services that would tie hospital rates to the state's economy rather than basing it on cost per admission, which encourages hospitals to see more patients.


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Legendary East German conductor Klaus Tennstedt was primarily associated with the music of Mahler, though he was also a remarkable Haydn interpreter if this astonishing performance of The Creation is anything to go by.
The source is a BBC broadcast from the Festival Hall in 1984. Some will doubtless nowadays prefer period instruments and smaller forces in the piece, though Tennstedt is equalled by few in his ability to sustain the requisite mood of devotional wonder and dramatic suspense.
The playing and choral singing are consistently thrilling, while the lineup of soloists - Lucia Popp, Anthony Rolfe Johnson and Benjamin Luxon - has rarely been bettered. There's a certain amount of extraneous noise, always a danger with live recordings, but worth putting up with in order to hear what was clearly an exceptional achievement.


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A $2.5 billion plan to fund transportation work in Pennsylvania is on the move at the statehouse.
The Senate Transportation Committee voted 13-1 on Tuesday, May 7, to advance a long-term funding package that would help pay for roads, bridges and transit throughout the state. It could result in a nearly 30-cent increase in the state's fuel tax rate.
Senate Transportation Chairman John Rafferty, R-Montgomery, said the state must act now to improve public safety and economic development.
"We can't put off projects. The time to address our infrastructure needs is now," Rafferty said in prepared remarks.
His plan would raise $2.5 billion by the third year. Most of the new annual revenue would come via ending a cap on a tax on wholesale fuel prices.
The change was touted in 2011 by an advisory commission to the governor on transportation funding. The Transportation Funding Advisory Commission estimated a $3.5 billion annual shortfall in funds needed for roads, bridges and transit.
Lifting a cap on the oil company franchise tax could increase the per-gallon tax on fuel about 28 cents over three years because the companies are expected to pass along much of the increase to consumers. Currently, the tax applies only to the first $1.25 per gallon of the wholesale price.
Sen. John Wozniak, D-Cambria, pleaded at the meeting for the public to understand why it's time for the state to increase fuel tax rates for the first time since 1997.
"We're not doing this because we want to do it. We're doing it because we have to do it," he testified.
Eliminating the cap on fuel prices now exceeding $3 per gallon would go a long way to help the state raise about $1.9 billion annually for roads and bridges. About $510 million would be applied to transit while airports, ports, rail and bike routes would claim another $115 million.
"This legislation will allow us to repave highways and refurbish bridges, but also do something that hasn't done since the 90s: Expand infrastructure in the commonwealth," Rafferty told the committee before the vote.
Other changes include phasing out Act 44. The six-year-old law requires the Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission to route $450 million annually to the state for roads and bridges.
Another part of the plan would stretch out vehicle registrations to every two years instead of annually. Driver's license renewals would also be changed to every six years – up from every four years.
Rafferty's plan also would impose surcharges on traffic violations and tie fees for licensing, registration and permitting fees to inflation.
Ticketing for traffic offenses that affect insurance would have a $100 surcharge attached. Offenses that don't affect insurance would be increased between $100 and $300.
The bill – SB1 – awaits further consideration in the Senate Appropriations Committee. If approved there, it would move to the Senate floor before it could advance to the House.
Rafferty told lawmakers this week that he encourages discussion on how to improve the bill.
OOIDA encourages Pennsylvania truckers to be involved in the legislative process.
To view other legislative activities of interest for Pennsylvania, click here.


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When you play live blackjack, you actually face a human dealer who shuffles (or removes a deck of cards from an automatic shuffler) and deals cards.
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When you play live blackjack, one side of your computer screen will display a video screen showing the dealer. In front of the dealer are player's seats. In some casinos, you will register a game name and that name will be displayed on the seat assigned to you when you play live blackjack.
Other than a video screen, you will also find a chat box which allows you to interact with the dealer and other live casino players.
You will also find bet buttons or tab. You will find Stand, Hit, Double, Split, and Insurance buttons and also simulation of chips of varied denominations. There are also bet tabs like Repeat bet and Confirm bet. You will also find on your computer screen your current balance, bet limit, and the dealer's name.
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I present my toiletry bag this summer
Although recently I talked about some essential in the vanity case this summer ,today I want to show what is really in mine : practical products that save me time, effective to protect from the sun and passing help me cope with high temperatures. Of course, there are some gems that cannot help but to recommend…
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Villagers are celebrating the arrival of a new life-saving defibrillator installed for their use in emergencies.
The device is located in a phone box on Main Street, Holwell, and was paid for following a £2,000 grant from the IGas Energy Community Fund.
Simon Wilkinson-Blake, a resident who organised the campaign to get the medical equipment there, said: "We're extremely pleased to have our own defibrillator.
"It means if a resident or visitor to the village suffers sudden cardiac arrest, we can save precious minutes in their treatment.
"Our community is very grateful to the IGas Energy Community Fund for its grant to make this possible."
Julie Barlow, from IGas Energy, said: "Placing the defibrillators in public areas can greatly improve someone's chances of surviving cardiac arrest.
"It is great news that IGas has supported Holwell village to purchase this potentially life-saving piece of equipment."
The Community Heartbeat Trust, a charity focused on providing defibrillation services to rural communities, is holding a community seminar in Holwell on May 18 to demonstrate the use of defibrillators and explain how the equipment works.
Martin Render, chairman of the trust said: "Everybody is welcome, not just from Holwell.
"No special skills are required, just a willingness to play an important role in the event of a medical emergency."
The Seminar takes place in Holwell's St Leonard's Church, from 7pm to 8.30pm.
The trust has also revealed plans to install a new debrillator in Melton.
Funded by the town estate, it will shortly be available in a telephone kiosk at the top end of Burton Street close to the Market Place.
Further devices will also be installed in the Vale of Belvoir villages of Barkestone-le-Vale and Redmile. Melton Golf Club is also due to have one for use by its members.
Trust national secretary Martin Fagan said: "We have good coverage in the Melton borough now, with around 70 when the new ones go in.
"We have managed to put defibrillators in many of the villages now and there a few more we are targeting."


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Andrew Becker '14 doesn't relax. The word isn't in his vocabulary. Whether he's running to biochemistry or architecture class, organizing a Premedical Society meeting, volunteering at Cayuga Medical Center, or working as a leadership facilitator at the Cornell Team and Leadership Center, he's always on the move. Welcome to life on the premed track.
"To get into medical school, you have to focus on academics, leadership, responsibility, and research," says Becker, a biochemistry major. "The most challenging part is the time commitment. You have to really, really love it."
Becker is one of many IC students who is taking advantage of the college's premed option.
The premed option is open to students in all majors. However, they must take the biology, chemistry, and physics courses that medical schools require. Students gain experience in their desired field through research, shadowing, and internships. The 10 faculty members that make up the IC Premedical Sciences Advisory Committee help students identify their medical career goals and stay on track to achieve them.
"We call the premed option a state of mind," says Jean Hardwick, biology professor and chair of the committee. "It's not a major or minor; it's what you plan to do after you graduate. Any student from any major may choose to do this. Most students do come through sciences because that's what they love, but your undergraduate career is your opportunity to explore an area in depth, and it doesn't have to be science."
Students who are studying in disciplines from music to communications have registered for the premed option. The flexibility and freedom of the coursework is partly why Sarah Rabice '14 decided to attend Ithaca.
"When I was looking at schools, I met with the head of the science department to discuss my options," says Rabice, a biochemistry major. "There are many opportunities available here for undergraduates that really aren't available at larger universities. None of the other schools I saw had such interdisciplinary studies and seminars."
Students are encouraged to conduct research with faculty members during the summer. Rabice worked for eight weeks last summer with biology professor Andy Smith researching the structure and mechanics of bioadhesives. "The summer is a wonderful time for me and my students to get into a lot of depth on a project and also to think more about the big picture," says Smith.
This faculty-student collaboration is not only integral to the students' learning, but it also comes in handy when it's time for letters of recommendation for medical school applications.
"Professors get to know you extremely well in a research lab. That means those letters of recommendation are meaningful and have a lot to say," Hardwick explains. "Students get a lot of advice, and they are often more confident in their choice."
Rabice would like to pursue a career in oncology but is keeping her options open. Getting into medical school is no easy feat. The national rate of medical school acceptance is less than 50 percent.
"So many students want this as a career path, and there are a limited number of seats," Hardwick says. "Ithaca is above the national average for applications: we're closer to 60 percent acceptance. We also help those students who aren't getting in decide what to do, whether it be strengthening their application for the next time or finding an alternative path. I tell students to work really hard but keep an open mind; you might discover there's something else out there you love even more than medicine."
Hardwick has guided many students through the premed program, including Lauren Houdek '09, who is currently at the University of Pennsylvania medical school pursuing a career in pediatrics.
"The rigor of IC's coursework prepared me for the academic challenge of medical school," Houdek says. "My work with the Premedical Society affirmed my desire to go to medical school and taught me valuable lessons about leadership and service."
As the current leaders of the Premedical Society, Rabice and Becker have started a resource guide for the society, with contact information for internships, a timeline for coursework, and tips for taking finals. The department also keeps a list on file of alumni who often provide student internships.
Looking back on her experiences at IC, Houdek is thankful for the community she found in IC's premed program.
"All the premed students knew and supported each other," she says. "It was very encouraging to be surrounded by a group of good people who all understood and sympathized with any challenges you were facing in the program."
Faculty members like Hardwick are also good support for students.
"My goal is to help my students get the most they can out of their undergraduate experience. It's about helping students find what they're best at and what they're passionate about," Hardwick says. "If this is something you're truly passionate about, just know you'll have to work hard. But, if you work hard, that's the key to success."
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America's Call For Workers' Rights Ignored At Homeby Medea Benjamin
While the United States pressures countries around the world to respect the internationally recognized rights of workers to form trade unions, bargain collectively and strike, a new yearlong study by Human Rights Watch found that these basic rights are systematically violated here at home.
From apple pickers in Washington state to home-care workers in Florida, workers who try to form trade unions are spied on, harassed, pressured, threatened, suspended, fired or deported, according to the study ``Deck Is Stacked Against U.S. Workers.'' An astounding 10,000 to 20,000 workers lose their jobs each year for simply exercising the right to organize a union. When workers do manage to unionize, employers often refuse to bargain in good faith, dragging out legal proceedings for years with the knowledge that the penalties are minimal -- no fines, no jail time -- just back pay and possibly reinstatement. And the legal fees employers pay are all tax-deductible. The effectiveness of government agencies entrusted with enforcing workers rights is weakened by enervating delays, budget cuts and understaffing, obstructive laws and remedies too weak to deter unlawful conduct. The deterioration of workers' rights so meticulously detailed in the Human Rights Watch report coincides with the free-trade agenda promoted by both the Democrats and Republicans. It's an agenda that encourages employers to move jobs overseas where workers have even less power.
While most unions still cling to the Democrats as the ``lesser of two evils'' (and provide the Democratic Party with funds and foot soldiers), the Democrats have now joined the Republicans in filling their campaign coffers with corporate donations and abandoning working people. It was, after all, a Democratic administration with a Democratic-controlled Congress that passed the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) in 1993, the first of a series of trade agreements that put downward pressure on wages and environmental standards.
As workers rights are eroded and bargaining power declines, it is no wonder that union membership in the United States has plummeted to the lowest level in 60 years and the lowest rate in the industrialized world -- a mere 14 percent of the total workforce. If unionized government workers are excluded, the percentage drops to just about 9 percent. While business sectors portray unions as ``old-fashioned'' and out of step with today's economy, surveys show that one- third to one-half of all workers would welcome the opportunity to join a union.
The precipitous decline in unions, which historically have been the engine that pulled workers into the middle class, has been particularly devastating at the lower end of the wage ladder. In California, more workers earn poverty-level wages now than a decade ago. The minimum wage nationwide has fallen from about $7 an hour in 1969 (in today's dollars) to the current level of $5.15 an hour or $10,712 a year, leaving millions of full-time workers and their families living in full-time poverty. In Europe, where union membership is considerably higher, the typical low-wage worker earns 44 percent more than in the United States and has government-provided health care and a host of other benefits.
The obscene inequality in compensation between workers and CEOs is another reflection of the shifting balance of power between workers and employers. In 1980, chief executives made 40 times more than the average worker's wage. Today, that figure is 475. If production workers had experienced the same proportional gains over the past decade as CEOs, their wages, on average, would be $114,000, not $23,750, and the minimum wage would be $24 an hour!
The present disequilibrium between workers and employers represents a serious danger to our democracy. We need to fight for changes in our labor laws that will shift the scale to restore workers rights. These include: requiring employers to remain neutral during union organizing drives with a card-check system through which workers can show their support for a union simply by signing authorization cards; swift and severe penalties for unfair labor practices; an end to the permanent replacement of striking workers; and granting agricultural, domestic, contract workers, and others currently excluded from coverage by federal labor law, the same rights as other workers.
In addition to reforming labor laws, we need to enforce existing wage, hour, health and safety laws, which means giving the enforcement agencies adequate funds to monitor compliance and to prosecute offenders.
To demonstrate to the world our renewed commitment to workers rights, we should ratify the many International Labor Organization conventions we have thus far failed to ratify, especially the Convention on Freedom of Association and Protecting the Right to Organize.
As a society, we must understand that respecting workers' rights and achieving a more equitable balance of power between workers and employers will go a long way toward reversing the troubling and dangerous economic polarization that now exists.
It will give workers a voice in the public debate over economic and social policy, make elections more relevant to workers' needs, and reinvigorate our democratic process. Indeed, it is essential for the long- term health of our country.
Medea Benjamin, founding director of the human rights group Global Exchange, is the Green Party candidate for U.S. Senate in California.
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YWAM Biarritz is a community centered around the Father, Son and Holy Spirit. An international and interdenominational group of Christians called by God to be a family that will bring the Gospel of the Kingdom and its transforming power to individuals, families, communities, cities and nations. We have a God-given focus on Biarritz, France, Europe, North Africa, West Africa and the Middle East.
We run 3 different Discipleship Training Schools per year. We also have a huge heart for evangelism and each summer we run a big Summer Outreach where we "learn by doing". We are also excited about healthcare and have some new things on the horizon! (email us for more info).
The Mediterranean Sea has always connected continents, cultures, and people. From the Roman and Greek empires to Jesus' life and Paul's missionary...
Jesus said, "Go forth into all the world and make disciples of all nations."? God has a call and a purpose for each one of us. What is yours?
Is God calling you to be a discipler of nations in this region of the world? If you've done a DTS and you want to get involved with YWAM for a longer period of time, you are welcome to apply to join us on staff! We are an exciting, young and energetic staff crew and we are committed to bringing God's purposes to this area of the world. Join us for 2 years on staff and you will learn to lead, be challenged in your walk with God and impact the nations! Weather you want to staff DTS, serve in practical ways or use your gifts and talents to reach out to the city – we'd love to hear from you! Music, sports, arts, drama, food, media, photography – whatever you're passionate about, you can use it to influence the nations with the power of God.
Welcome to our beautiful city! Biarritz is located on the edge of the ocean and at the foot of the mountains. From January to December our city is hustling and bustling with festivals, concerts, fireworks, ballets, cultural and sports events. Known as Europe's surfing capital, Biarritz also lies at the meeting place of three cultures, and presents a blend of the French art of living, the strikingly different Basque culture and the Spanish influence.
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Please Pray for the Holy Father to obey Our Lady of Fatima!
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Digital Money will be game-changing for consumers
Woodland Hills, CA (PRWEB) July 02, 2014
Berns Weiss LLP, a nationally recognized class-action law firm, announces the formation of the Digital Money Practice Group. The law firm will assist the digital money community in developing beneficial products for use by consumers in financial transactions, and the Digital Money Practice Group will work with consumer protection organizations and other entities to create necessary consumer protection safeguards.
"After having seen the destruction the current financial system has caused on good hard working Americans, I firmly believe that Digital Money is going to be the manner in which we stop allowing our interests to come second to that of the financial industry," says Jeffrey Berns, Managing Partner of Berns Weiss, "digital money is something that Progressives, Democrats, Independents, Republicans and Conservatives can all support. Digital money is more efficient than the current system, because it eliminates barriers and reduces waste, allowing vendors both small and large to save 2-3% a year in transaction costs, which means they can lower the costs of the products we purchase, give their employees a raise, or provide additional returns to their stock holders."
To view the rest of the interview with the Partner, Jeffrey Berns, click here.
Jeffrey Berns and Lee Weiss are both well-known for pursuing claims against financial institutions on behalf of consumers, having recovered over two billion dollars in relief on behalf of consumers throughout their professional careers. "While working to ensure that regulators police entities that take advantage of consumers using digital money, the Digital Money Practice Group at Berns Weiss is also prepared to file class-action lawsuits against entities who are allegedly mishandling consumer's digital money," said partner Lee Weiss.
About Berns Weiss, LLP
Berns Weiss, led by Partners Jeffrey Berns and Lee Weiss, is a leading class action law firm with offices in New York and Los Angeles. The company employs state-of-the-art technology to investigate, prosecute and bring cases to a conclusion. The cases we litigate are generally taken on a contingency basis, at no cost to our clients, with our fees tied to the benefits obtained for the class.
For more information, contact us via e-mail at dmpg(at)law111(dot)com, or via telephone at (818) 961-2000
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I will readily admit that I have a cookbook addiction.
I love cookbooks. Not the e-book kind of cookbook, but the hold it in your hands, sticky pages, write notes in it kind of cookbook. Those are the best kind, so I am so glad that there are people out there like Laura Theodore who enjoy putting together beautiful, deliciously inspiring cookbooks everyone can use.
New Cookbook from Laura Theodore
Vegan-ease is Laura Theodore's newest cookbook and not only is it packed with easy to follow, delicious vegan recipes, it is also a great 'how-to' book to help anyone that is looking to make more plant-based meals at home.
Laura states in the book that,
"The phrase Vegan-Ease combines the terms "vegan" and "ease" to describe simple plant-based recipes, using readily available ingredients that are animal-free."
All the recipes in this cookbook are put together to help anyone ease into a plant-based diet. Laura, also known as the Jazzy Vegetarian, has gathered recipes that are geared to all eaters – omnivores, carnivores, vegetarians, and long time vegans alike.
This is my second cookbook of Laura's and I absolutely love it.
Beautiful pictures, easy to understand instructions and lots of great tips like these:
Top Five Tips for Vegan-Ease Cuisine
Here are my Top Five Tips for starting on the path to Vegan-Ease Cuisine: Easy vegan meals, without sacrificing great taste or giving up the textures and flavors we all love!
- If you are new to vegan eating, start by serving one non-meat, plant-based meal each week for dinner. Try preparing hearty and satisfying favorites like Chili, Lasagna, Soup, Pasta, Easy Casserole or Meatless Burger.
- Use mashed bananas, ground flaxseeds mixed with water or whipped organic tofu to replace eggs in many baked goods recipes. This works especially well when making muffins, brownies and many cakes. (If a baked goods recipe calls for just one egg, in most cases you can just leave the egg out and your recipe will still be perfect!)
- Now widely available in most supermarkets, purchase rice, soy, almond, cashew, coconut or oat nondairy milk for topping cereal or as a substitute for dairy milk in almost any recipe.
- Got a sweet tooth? Organic, dairy-free, fair trade dark chocolate is available in most supermarkets and health food stores.
- When food shopping, take a moment to explore the rainbow of colors and tastes that fresh produce has to offer. Try adding one new vegetable or fruit to your cart every time you shop. This will make your journey toward a vegan diet more flavorful and fun.
From hearty main dishes, to decadent desserts, the vegan diet offers a wide range of options. And best of all, you'll be making the world a better place, one tasty recipe at a time.
Excerpt from Laura Theodore's Vegan-Ease: An Easy Guide to Enjoying a Plant-Based Diet © Laura Theodore (Jazzy Vegetarian, LLC 2015), reprinted by permission.
My Review
For my review, I chose to make the Butternut Squash Soup with Cashew "Cream". The soup was extremely easy to make and perfect for a cool, fall evening dinner.
Butternut Squash Soup from the New Vegan-ease Cookbook & Giveaway
Makes 4 to 6 servings / Ease Factor 2
This simple-to-prepare potage is rich in taste and creamy in texture, without the use of dairy. A quick cashew "cream" (no pre-soaking of the cashews required) adds a touch of elegance, and the coconut milk beverage adds richness and depth to this impressive soup.
5½ cups cubed butternut squash, (about 1 medium squash, peeled, seeded and cut in 1½-inch pieces)
1 tablespoon extra-virgin olive oil
1 tablespoon Italian seasoning blend
¼ teaspoon sea salt
2⁄3 cup raw cashews
2½ cups filtered or spring water, plus more as needed
½ cup unsweetened coconut milk beverage or nondairy milk of your choice
4 to 6 basil leaves, for garnish (optional)
Preheat the oven to 400 degrees F. Line a large, rimmed baking sheet with unbleached parchment paper.
Put the cubed squash, olive oil and Italian seasoning in a large bowl and toss gently until thoroughly coated. Arrange the squash in a single layer on the prepared pan. Bake for 50 minutes, stirring once or twice until the squash is soft and slightly golden. Put the pan on a wire rack and sprinkle with the sea salt. Let the squash cool for 25 to 30 minutes (see note).
Meanwhile, put the cashews and 1⁄2 cup water in a high-performance blending appliance and process until smooth and creamy. Transfer the cashew "cream" to a small bowl, leaving about 2 heaping tablespoons in the blender container. Add the cooled squash, coconut milk and 2 cups water to the cashew "cream" in the blender container and process until smooth, adding more water, about 1⁄4 cup at a time, as needed, to achieve the desired consistency.
Pour the soup into a medium-sized saucepan, cover and cook over medium-low heat for about 15 minutes, stirring often, until heated through. To serve, ladle the soup into bowls. Using a small spoon, swirl about 1 tablespoon of the cashew "cream" into the top of each serving, in a pretty pattern. Garnish with a basil leaf (optional). Serve piping hot (see notes).
Chef's Notes
– You may roast the squash up to 24 hours ahead of time. After cooling, transfer to an airtight container and refrigerate until use.
– This soup may be made up to 24 hours ahead of time. If making in advance, let the soup cool after blending, pour the cooled soup into an airtight container and refrigerate. To reheat the soup, pour it into a pot. If the soup seems too thick, add a little more water to achieve the desired consistency. Cook for about 15 minutes over medium-low heat, stirring often, until heated through.
– The cashew cream may be made up to 24 hours ahead of time and stored in the refrigerator until use.
Amount per serving, based on 6 servings: 93 Calories; 4g Fat; 1g Saturated fat; 2g Protein; 8mg Sodium; 15g Total Carbohydrate; 3g Sugars; 2g Fiber
Recipe from Laura Theodore's Vegan-Ease: An Easy Guide to Enjoying a Plant-Based Diet © Laura Theodore (Jazzy Vegetarian, LLC 2015), reprinted by permission. Photo by David Kaplan.
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History Matters Series - All Men Created Equal? The History of Slavery in Massachusetts
In 1638, a ship named The Desire arrived in Boston Harbor carrying tobacco, cotton, and enslaved Africans. Thus began the history of slavery in Massachusetts, a practice that continued for nearly 150 years, through the signing of the Declaration of independence and most of the Revolution. Massachusetts became the first state to abolish slavery in 1783.
Over the centuries, the abolition grew from a fringe belief to a widely accepted position. Massachusetts was uniquely positioned to be the first state to abolish slavery. But what happened between the beginning and end of slavery in Massachusetts? This talk will explore the origins of slavery in the Commonwealth, the subsequent protests against it, and why Massachusetts ultimately became the first state to abolish the practice.
Shawn Quigley is a park guide for the National Park Service at Boston African American National Historic Site. He has been with site since 2012, working part time with the NPS as a student until he graduated from Suffolk University in 2014 with bachelor's degree in history. Since then, he has worked at Boston African American National Historic Site full-time where he gives Black Heritage Trail tours, conducts local outreach, and serves as the site's social media coordinator. He is currently enrolled at UMass Boston and is working towards a master's degree in American Studies.
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I have always felt that prevention is the best cure. In the case of computer viruses, quite a bit can be done to avoid or prevent infection. Applying these three simple methods will save you a lot of time and money. Install High Quality Antiviruses If you are a Windows user, It's imperative that you install professional, business grade antivirus software on your PC. High quality programs update more frequently, provide protection against … [Read more...]
How to Manually Remove Malware
You hope that it doesn't happen to you, but the fact is that every time you go on to the Internet, your laptop PC might get infected by malicious software known as malware. This software is specifically designed to do some kind of harm to your computer, such as stealing your files and personal information, erasing the hard drive or spying on what you are writing and/or creating on your laptop. Fortunately, you can download free anti-malware … [Read more...]
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Letters to the editor July 12 2018
MOST people feel that the more effective and long-term solutions to problems are found by looking at causes rather than merely treating symptoms. Does L Greg Burton (Letters 10/7) really believe that the cause of baby murder is femininity?
On the other hand, most people do agree that rape and abuse of women has a basis in desire for power and control and that a patriarchal society encourages the notion that power and control lie with men. Given that these days our society espouses equality and shared power and control, surely it is reasonable to call on those who have a tradition of being in the dominant group to participate in activity to prevent rape and abuse of women.
Surely Mr Burton accepts that the majority of men, those who despise rape and abuse, will also benefit from a society that demonstrates mutual respect? Why not participate in encouraging such a positive transition from paternalism and patriarchy?
To try to divert the focus of debate from fixing an appalling situation that is continuing into our 21st century to a 'women are picking on me' game is unmanly and disrespectful to the majority of men who seek to genuinely 'share the world'.
Janet Sutherland, Hillsborough
CARL Stevenson (Letters 5/6): so the hospitality industry, which ran a very expensive, long running campaign in the media and Fair Work Commission to cut penalty rates claiming it would create jobs and longer opening hours, knew they were wasting their time and money? Knowing, as you claim using your evidence of "I believe" and "probably", that they already paid waitstaff above the award rate and that the low award rate was actually only for a short training period? David Stuart (Short Takes 6/7), Malcolm Turnbull is to be commended for his donation to charity. What is not commendable is that he is a multi-millionaire publicly stating his support for forcing our already struggling lowest paid to make regular donations to their employers, the supporters of his political party.
Colin Fordham, Lambton
MANY appear to believe that the ABC is a bastion of left-wing broadcasting. However, I believe Aunty's alleged bias pales into insignificance when compared to some outlets' bias to the right of the political divide.
Sky News unashamedly airs ultra-conservative commentators such as Andrew Bolt, Peta Credlin, Paul Murray and the pairing of Rowan Dean and Ross Cameron have no shame in being somewhere to the right of Mrs Thatcher.
According to these commentators, man-made climate change is 'crap' and Tony Abbott is the only sane politician out of all the Australian MPs and the Pope should canonise Donald Trump. People with views other than conservative are either not invited to speak on shows such as the Outsiders, or if they are; they are treated with scorn. Climate change naysayers are allowed to spout their unsubstantiated claims that are greeted with nods of "I told you so".
I have yet to see any interview with a reputable member of the 90 per cent or so of climate change scientists who believe man-made climate change is real, but I don't watch all the programs. If you feel the need to compare the ABC's political leanings with other news outlets, or you need a good laugh to brighten your day, I recommend watching the Sky News broadcasts of the aforementioned commentators.
Mike Sargent, Raymond Terrace
PETER Hodges (Letters 7/7) tried to benchmark carbon dioxide emissions in terms of metric tonnes per capita. I would have thought that carbon dioxide emissions are an environmental question, not a demographic question? Comparing carbon dioxide emissions per unit area of land would be a more appropriate measure of national performance.
If we do that, Australia comes in at about 15th highest emitter rather than equal to the US. And this from a large country with long transport needs with a big mining economy that is a net carbon exporter. In light of that, we aren't doing too badly. Tony Abbott and other MPs may be right to proclaim that Australia only contributes 1.3 per cent to global emissions and that we should pull out of the Paris Agreement.
Peter Devey, Merewether
CONGRATULATIONS to Opera Hunter for their splendid production of The Sound of Music in Lake Macquarie Performing Arts Centre, Warners Bay. Attended by full houses and appreciative audiences, the only sorry note around the show was the lack of set-down and nearby parking facilities.
The older generation and disabled personnel are not catered for in this area, nor along the lakefront where permanent sculptures are being displayed. There is plenty of provision for the able-bodied and athletic members of our increasing community, but not for the less fortunate.
The Lake Cinema at Boolaroo has similar problems as Warners Bay for not-so-able patrons. Could some parking spaces for the disabled sticker owners, and drop-off areas be provided in more access points around the lake so that all can enjoy the transformation of recreation areas which is happening in our beautiful area of Lake Macquarie?
June Porter, Warners Bay
THE number of deaths relating to ice and methamphetamines has doubled in seven years. Family members, friends, police, emergency and health workers bear the brunt of the devastation this cheap and addictive drug causes.
We can't keep doing what we are doing – because it just isn't working. That is why I have announced that a future Labor government would combat the scourge of ice with our plan for the compulsory detoxification and rehabilitation of severe ice addicts.
If Labor is elected to govern NSW next March, we will open six clinics across the state for the mandatory detoxification and rehabilitation of patients. These clinics will treat up to 1300 ice addicts a year.
Specially trained nurses, health professionals and security guards will take the most dangerous ice addicts off our streets, out of our state's emergency departments and get them the help they need.
Labor's plan provides individual addicts with the intensive treatment they need to recover from their addiction.
Luke Foley, NSW Labor Leader
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We like Canadians, right? It seems easy, with all of the indie film and micro-distributing talk going on in the USA, to forget about the independent film business in Canada. When I was there this weekend, I spent some time chatting with Ron Mann and his guys at Sphinx Productions. Most people in the US probably don't know that Ron and company have created their own distribution outfit and called it "Films We Like." It's a valiant effort, considering that what many would consider a rather modest box office total for an American-made studio film (say, $3 million) is actually considered a massive success by Canadian standards.
In other words, theatrical distribution can be an even tougher business in the Great White North than it is in the States. If American-made blockbusters have a tough time selling, then no doubt exhibitors are scared by unproven Canadian filmmakers.
The point is, companies like Films We Like need to be promoted, supported, and explored by audiences all over North America. Between Ron and his crew, and outfits like Mongrel Media, there isn't much of an independent distribution business in Canadian theaters. For example, America's idea of "mini-majors" (companies like Lions Gate and ThinkFilm) actually have operations in Canada that are fairly major in comparison with Films We Like.
This seems especially pertinent to American indie film fans because, without successful distribution outlets for indie Canadians, we would never have discovered people like Atom Egoyan, David Cronenberg, Ron Mann, Guy Maddin, Molly Parker, Sarah Polley, Don McKellar, Katherine Isabelle, or a dozen other notables that have been able to crossover and do incredible work stateside.
The solution? I would suggest an American open mind about what's going on in the Canadian film scene. People sometimes joke that Canada seems as if time stands still. In an independent film business sense, it kind of does, in the way that it's one of the last frontiers. Even new Canadian films have a certain beauty reminiscent of American arthouse pioneers like Sayles, Jarmusch, and Hartley. This happns because independent filmmaking in Canada is still fairly untouched by big studio, corporate politics. In other words, if American audiences ever yearn for the independent filmmaking of 15 years ago, it's living in Canada. Let's try and maintain that, but still find a way to keep it alive.
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|GOP-PROP 3: C++ formatting
|Wed, 22 Jun 2011 00:30:53 +0100
|Mutt/1.5.20 (2009-06-14)
This one will be contentious. ** Proposal summary Speaking academically, C++ code style is a "solved problem". Let's pick one of the existing solutions, and let a computer deal with this. Humans should not waste their time, energy, and creativity manually adding tabs or spaces to source code. I see three main contenders: * emacs x.y.z with extra post-processing: our current "official" style with scripts/auxiliar/fixcc.py * astyle 2.0.2, possibly with extra post-processing * uncrustify 0.58 I'm torn between emacs and astyle, but the choice of exact program pales in comparison to simply having (and using!) an automatic C++ code formatter. ** Rationale New contributors sometimes struggle to follow our indentation and code style – this is especially difficult when parts of our existing source code doesn't have a consistent style. This is problematic... we want new contributors to be struggling with the lilypond architecture, not playing games in their text editors! we've lost time, energy, and contributors because of this. Two bad examples: (the second one hopefully hasn't lost us a contributor – but her patch was delayed by three weeks because of indentation issues, and that can't be very encouraging) http://codereview.appspot.com/1724041/ http://codereview.appspot.com/4490045/ This is also the worst "administrative" time-wasters in recent LilyPond history; we've had numerous discussions without actually resolving anything. Previous discussions on tabs v. spaces include the following: http://thread.gmane.org/gmane.comp.gnu.lilypond.devel/22691 http://lists.gnu.org/archive/html/lilypond-devel/2009-04/msg00076.html The vagueness and confusion in past discussions were not helped by our existing code being inconsistent; for example indenting namespaces. flower/include/yaffut.h flower/include/std-vector.h Another problem is that the scripts/auxiliar/fixcc.py depends on emacs, but emacs' formatting changes between versions. ** Eliminate tabs I'm going to make the bold step of assuming that we will eliminate tabs in all C++ files. I personally like the idea of tabs, but from an examination of source code styles (both official and unofficial) in various projects, I must admit that this ship has sailed. Too many programs/editors don't support tabs. Too many people find them confusing. Too many cut&paste jobs from html results in spaces instead of tabs. http://google-styleguide.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/cppguide.xml#Spaces_vs._Tabs http://www.rosegardenmusic.com/wiki/dev:coding_style http://techbase.kde.org/Policies/Kdelibs_Coding_Style ** Branches and patch sizes http://git.savannah.gnu.org/gitweb/?p=lilypond.git;a=heads I've prepared a few different versions of our source code for easy examination and comparison. The base for all this work is dev/gperciva, which has these two patches applied: 271K 0001-Whitespace-remove-trailing-spaces-in-.h-.cc.patch 1.7M 0002-Whitespace-tabs-8-spaces-in-.h-.cc.patch This eliminates a bunch of "false positives", enabling us to compare the real changes between the different source code formatters. fixcc Our "official" but unsupported tool 'scripts/auxiliar/fixcc.py' (with emacs 23.1.1.) produces this: (after re-converting tabs back to spaces) 789K 0001-fixcc.py-.h-.cc-followed-by-fixing-tabs.patch astyle 2.02 astyle seems fairly stable and produces somewhat decent results. http://astyle.sourceforge.net/ 360K 0001-astyle-2.02-.h-.cc.patch uncrustify 0.58 uncrustify is a relatively tool for indentation. It has tons of configuration options (400 at last count). http://uncrustify.sourceforge.net/ I'm not eager to start relying on a "pre-stable" tool, but I figured it was worth spending an hour experimenting with options. NB: uncrustify was only ran against lily/*.cc, not flower/ or lily/include/ 294K 0001-uncrustify-process-with-0.58.patch ** Detailed analysis of emacs+post vs. astyle You can compare the results directly with this: git diff origin/dev/gperciva-fixcc origin/dev/gperciva-astyle At first glance, I prefer the "look" of the emacs + post-processing instead of astyle, but most of the differences look relatively easy to change with a similar "post-processing" script. Maybe we could even send fixes updatream, with a view to using plain astyle 2.0.3 when it's out? A few specific problems with astyle: * it doesn't indent enum in gnu style * loses some nice comment formatting in 'lily/axis-group-interface.cc' ; we could replace some spaces with _ to indicate a space, but that's a bit icky. Annoyingly, astyle doesn't seem to have an "ignore multi-line comments" options. ** Practical considerations Not everybody has emacs installed, and the C++ formatting varies between versions. That said, we could probably avoid that problem by giving a custom .el file with the C++ formatting from whichever version of emacs we prefer (23.1.1, 23.2, ...?) uncrustify is unstable. astyle seems fairly well-supported. For emacs users concerned about integration, there's a astyle-hooks.el: http://astyle.sourceforge.net/scripts.html http://stackoverflow.com/questions/801983/how-do-i-use-astyle-within-emacs There's also the consideration of how much energy we want to spend arguing about this. My preference is just to say "screw it, let's just use fixcc.py strictly". I don't like tying the code formatting to a specific text editor (much less one whose formatting changes with different versions!), but astyle and uncrustify just don't seem "there" yet. ** Implementation notes No plan for how to do this yet; it will be a mess. lilydev needs to have whatever tool we end up choosing. Patches will break, unless somebody applies the patch to the un-indented source code, then run the indentation tool, then make a new patch, etc. Massive confusion. Cheers, - Graham
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