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Message of His Holiness John Paul II on the occasion of the audience granted to the Pilgrims, Saturday, October 30, 1982, in the Paul VI Auditorium at the Vatican
Dear Pilgrims from France and Canada,
In a sprit of joy and pride you are preparing for the celebration of the canonization of Blessed Marguerite Bourgeoys and Blessed Jeanne Delanoue.
[…] The event of canonization gives rise to a question that may be addressed to your communities, whether on the diocesan or national level. Is it reasonable to assume that men and women can attain holiness in today's world? Do people aspire to holiness? Do they take the means to become saints?
On Saturday, October 18, CNWE-NB (Catholic Network for Women's Equality – New Brunswick) had a Fall day of Reflection, featuring a presentation from Mary Hanson, a Congregation of Notre Dame Associate from Woodstock sharing about her summer visit to the Philippines. Mary travelled with 13 other Canadians on a Development and Peace organized trip. David Lewis, a CNWE member from Saint John spoke about D & P and this year's fall campaign: Sow Much Love (see www.devp.org).
Book Recommendation: Jesus: A Pilgrimage by James Martin, sj, is an entertaining read. It is intended for a general audience and draws upon scripture studies, his own life experiences and a recent two-week pilgrimage to Israel. His trademark humour is very much a part of the book. It gets 5 stars on amazon.com based on 348 reviews. I picked my copy up at Chapters, available on kindle etc.
Movie Recommendation: The Vatican Museums is a 3D movie playing occasionally at some Cineplex theatres. It is just over an hour long with excellent photography greatly enhanced by the 3D effect. (The 3D glasses can be used over regular glasses and are recycled). Admission is a little pricier than regular movies but cheaper than a trip to Rome!


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On March 15, 1994, an accidental fire occurred in a Pacific Bell telephone exchange, interrupting telephone service for a large part of the city of Los Angeles. Some areas of the city were without E911 service for more than 12 hours. The fire occurred during the rearrangement of battery strings on a power plant that supported telecommunications equipment carrying E911 traffic. Investigators determined that a shutdown of rectifiers in the power plant began a sequence of events that caused a short in temporary transition cables.
This fire highlighted the absence of universally accepted fire protection systems for telecommunications facilities, as well as potential risks and difficulties firefighters can face when suppressing fires in these properties.
NFPA members can read the full report and all visitors can download a summary in Spanish.

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The central bank base rate, which is currently 0.9%, has been steadily declining in recent years. Correspondingly, the interest rates on loans and deposits decreased. Bank borrowers have been favorably affected by this interest rate reduction process, since the burden of repaying a loan is already much lower.
But if we want to start with our money saved, we have to face the fact that we generally have to be satisfied with a deposit rate of around 1 percent. We look at the situation in the term deposit market and show that despite the low central bank base rate, deposit rates above 2% can be found.
If we have saved money
Suddenly we get a significant amount, we wonder what to do with it. Take $ 1,000,000 as an example. This amount is not enough to make buying real estate today the best investment. But it's too much for one million for us to keep it at home in the drawer in the socks.
We receive several comments under similar articles that "I will never put my money in a bank again, but rather keep it at home!" But what happens when a burglar takes our treasured money? It is clear that we have money in a bank. It is also important that the National Deposit Insurance Fund pays compensation for the money we deposit in deposits in the event of the banks becoming insolvent. The indemnity is equal to or less than HUF 100,000 per depositor and per credit institution, ie slightly more than HUF 30 million.
Thus, term deposits remain the safest form of savings, and when you make a deposit, you know in advance how much interest you will receive at the end of the term. It is worth comparing deposit offers with a calculator .
Interest above 2 percent, even unconditionally
Looking at the offers of several maturities, we can see in the calculator that you can get the highest interest rate for a 12-month or 24-month deposit by choosing Goodbank A Deposit For Future . Goodbank offers a 2.40% interest rate on a 24-month maturity period when depositing fresh money . The bank will treat as fresh money the amount that came from sources outside the bank that were not committed within 90 days prior to the deposit date. The calculator calculates that by depositing HUF 1 million this deposit can increase our net savings by HUF 38,279 over two years.
It is also important to know that Goodbank will pay 30% of the interest in case of a deposit break if we wish to withdraw money within 90 days of the deposit. Clients can manage their deposits online and any transaction can be made online (either by phone or in person) and deposits placed here are covered by the French Deposit Guarantee Fund up to EUR 100,000.
What other options are there?
It is also worth mentioning that the interest rate on the E-money Bank Variable Deposit is linked to the MNB base rate , so that with the change it may decrease or even increase the interest rate of the deposit over the term.
We currently expect a 1.65% interest rate on this deposit, which gives a net interest of $ 13,035 at the end of the 12-month period, calculated at $ 1 million.


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"How much waste will there be on my special day?" This isn't exactly a question at the forefront of your mind when planning your wedding. Although, the idea of being a more sustainable and environmentally friendly bride has definitely become much more mainstream, and, in 2019, even considered trendy. And, all within good reason!
According to the Green Bride Guide, "…an average wedding produces 400 pounds of garbage! With an estimated 2.5 million weddings per year, that is about one billion pounds of trash." As the concept of waste-free weddings rises in popularity, they can not only make a positive impact on the environment but the budget of the bride and groom as well.
When you are checking things off your wedding to-do list, here are a few simple tips that make creating a waste-free wedding easier than you'd think:
Embrace Sustainability & Secondhand
From decorations to dining, there are so many different options that can help gear your wedding toward making a better environmental footprint. One of the easiest ways to hone in on reducing waste is to think about the things you already have access to that can be reused for your big day! Upcycled centerpieces out of mason jars from your kitchen or vintage vases from your grandma can work beautifully. Have friends who were married in the last few years? See what might be available to borrow or upcycle into a new look for your wedding.
Book Vendors and Venues with a Similar Mission
As you are finding the perfect venue to have your ceremony and reception, don't be afraid to voice your desire to have your wedding be more sustainable or eco-friendly. Same thing for your florists, caterers, photographer and all other vendors. Creating conversation around what they can offer and what processes they have in place that align with your goals is a great way to add confidence in your choices. Let your caterer know you don't want any food waste, and see if they can help arrange drop off at a local food bank or have it used for compost. Check with your vendors to see if they mind using email for communication and online invoicing to avoid needless amounts of wasted paper.
Limit the Number of Disposables Throughout Events
While we're talking specifically about weddings, there are so many other wedding-related events along the way that have the opportunity to increase sustainability while decreasing waste! Think about a way to limit disposables at celebrations like bachelor and bachelorette parties, bridal showers, rehearsal dinners and next day wedding brunches as well. Steer clear of paper or plastic plates, cups and utensils when able and swing towards reusable or eco-friendly where possible. Another option is to consider your decorations for these events and reduce one-time-use things like balloons and crepe paper that gets tossed at the end. Instead, you could use some beautifully potted succulents or other plants in your colors.
Think About the Big Picture Essentials
It's easy to get sucked into the mentality of "more is more" during wedding planning when the reality is that less really is more! Think about the things that matter most in making your day special and memorable, and cut out anything that doesn't need to be there along the way to avoid extra expenses and waste. Something as simple as thinking long term when choosing what to add to your wedding registry can make a difference long term. Add things you truly need and want and forgo the items that may wind up in the trash unused. Honing in the wedding décor can be helpful, too. Many couples find that wedding favors will more than likely be thrown out, so be intentional about providing an eco-friendly gift or something you know will be appreciated and used.


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The Original Pancake House
Take a break from your Atkins Diet, tuck a napkin into your collar, and get down on a maple syrup-drenched short stack.
Nearly 20 varieties vie for your stomach's affection here, including griddle cakes packed with blueberries, bacon or pecans (prices vary). But the perennial favorite at the Bethesda and Rockville outposts, which opened more than two decades ago, is the oven-baked apple pancake ($10.75). The thick flapjack bursts with sautéed, soft Granny Smith slices and is drizzled with an autumn-evoking cinnamon glaze. The sumptuous circles helped the restaurants earn the 2008 award for "Best Pancakes," as well as "Best Place for Breakfast" honors in 2007.
If you're not in the mood for pancakes, opt for waffles, crêpes, French toast or eggs.
7703 Woodmont Ave., Bethesda, 301-986-0285; 12224 Rockville Pike, Rockville, 301-468-0886, www.ophrestaurants.com


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Political Cartoon: "Unblind Justice" By Kaveh Adel Iranian American Cartoonist
Justice is blind. It is cold and factual.
When it's served, then it is all emotion.
Right or wrong, it is all emotion.
Everyone has a right to have emotions.
All emotions, yet not all actions, are right.
Or are they?
See the Cartoon titled: "Unblind Justice" By Iranian American Cartoonist, Kaveh Adel on FACEBOOK


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LocationMinot, ND
3000 14th Ave SW
Minot, ND 58701
Used 2009 Keystone RV Mountaineer 324RLQ
Quad Slide Keystone Mountaineer Fifth Wheel w/Rear Living Area Including 2 Recliner Gliders w/End Table Between, Overhead Storage Cabinets, Desk/LCD TV Slideout, Hide-A-Bed w/Air Mattress & Booth Dinette Slideout. Roomy Kitchen w/L-Shaped Countertop w/Double Sink, 3 Burner Range w/Microwave & Refrigerator Slide, Side Aisle Bath w/Angle Shower, Lav. & Toilet, Front Queen Bed Slide w/Shelf Above Bed, Wardrobe w/Sliding Doors, W/D Prep/TV Shelf, Dresser & Much More!
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text: The Disney Store online is selling two pins to celebrate Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs and the studios history. The box set celebrates the building on the studio lot that uses the dwarfs as pillars. The other (an much more affordable option) features Dopey standing by the famous street sign added to the Disney Studio lot for the filming of the reluctant dragon.


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Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion Museum
One West 4th Street (between Broadway and Mercer Street), Manhattan
February 10 – June 27, 2003
Opening Reception: February 11, 6-8 pm; program at 7 pm
LILITH: What Does it Mean for a Magazine to Have a Mission?
with Editor-in-Chief Susan Weidman Schneider, Editor-at-Large Susan Schnur, and Evelyn Torton Beck
LILITH Magazine: The Voice of Jewish Women, an exhibition celebrating more than 25 years of the award-winning independent Jewish women's magazine, will be on view at the Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion Museum from February 10 through June 27, 2003. The exhibition, which documents the impact of feminist Jewish journalism during the pivotal years 1976-2001, includes fine art illustrations for the magazine, original manuscripts, iconic photographs, and memorabilia supporting Jewish women's roles in the world. It addresses diverse topics such as women rabbis and cantors, women and Jewish ritual, Jewish community, public celebrations, scholarship, health and healing, images of Jewish women, "unheard" women of the Diaspora, intimate relationships, and body image.
"LILITH Magazine is the activist public voice for a changing community of Jewish women. With compassion and forthright reporting LILITH tackles controversial issues that are frequently ignored or discredited. LILITH has created a forum in which divergent opinions can be heard without censure, in which women, often isolated within their own communities, are reassured and directed to the resolution of their situations. LILITH is not the traditional 'self-help' magazine. Through thought-provoking articles, first-hand memories, and feisty letters LILITH has created a roadmap of opportunities for contemporary women," remarked Laura Kruger, Curator of the exhibition.
With a circulation of 10,000, LILITH Magazine presents investigative reports on breaking news such as "J.A.P." baiting on college campuses, clergy abuse, body image and eating disorders, and breast cancer; news briefs; memoirs; first-person stories; reviews of books, film, and music; fiction, poetry, art, and photography. In addition to showcasing the work of writers such as Cynthia Ozick, Grace Paley, Letty Cottin Pogrebin, Nessa Rapoport, Blu Greenberg, Allegra Goodman, and Myla Goldberg, the magazine presents the works of emerging Jewish women writers and "forgotten" writers.
"We are thrilled that Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion, in mounting this exhibit, recognizes how LILITH has shaped both Jewish life and women's lives," says Susan Weidman Schneider, Editor-in-Chief and one of the founding mothers of LILITH Magazine.
Hours: Mondays - Thursdays, 9 am - 5 pm; Fridays, 9 am - 3 pm
Selected Sundays, 10 am - 2 pm: March 2, 16; April 6, 27
Admission: Free. Photo ID required for entrance.
Curated tours for reporters/editors, group tours, and additional information:
(212) 824-2205.
At 7 pm:
March 12 – "The Womantasch! Reclaiming Purim," with Rabbi Susan Schnur
April 3 – "Too Smart, Too Loud, Too JAPpy? Moving Beyond the Stereotypes,"
with Susan Weidman Schneider
May 7 – "Bringing in the Beat: An Evening of New Jewish Women's Music"
Admission: Free
For more information, please call (212) 824-2293.


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New Kids On The Block Invite BoyBands to Join Them for a Charity Event
You never know what could happen when the New Kids go live! On this afternoon, as the New Kids were playing basketball, Donnie (with a hurt shoulder) chose to invite other boybands for a charity event.
Check out the video and spread the word!


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Creating the correctly personalized in-store experience is much easier said than done in most cases – consumers want salespeople who are knowledgeable enough to serve up the correct recommendations for their tastes and needs, but they don't want to feel crowded, followed or stalked while they are shopping.
The team at my Mystore-E believes they can solve that problem, with an AI tool called Tore-E that is specifically designed for retail environments.
"Mystore-E cares deeply about the future of … shopping," said CEO Asaf Shapira. "Our goal is to create a personalized shopping experience that benefits retail stores, while also catering to the customers' wants, needs and style preferences."
The Mystore-E platform is working best, according to Shapira, when it is working most invisibly, so that its functions present themselves to consumers without "getting all up in their faces."
That means digital displays throughout a retail location. It also communicating directly with store workers who match them to the best (and most likely to be purchased) products for each shopper in the store.
In essence, Shapira said, Mystore-E attempts to bring to the physical store the advantage of web-based retail outlets: data. When customers shop online, the retailer can know all kinds of things about them, like what they have bought before, how often they visit, what items they've perused during their most recent journey and what items they keep coming back to look at.
Physical retail by comparison, he noted, can be a black box for merchants who often find it hard to get information about a customer other than the fact that they are currently in the store. The rest of the context, he noted, just isn't there.
"We're … using a one-of-a-kind platform to help the store function like a website — delivering the same experience to the customers, creating a dynamic display that changes in real time according to data, and bringing the online tools and techniques to the physical stores," Shapira said.
Elements of MyStore-E's offering are already visible in various part of the retail ecosystem. AR try-on is increasingly common in higher-end cosmetics shops, and smart mirrors are seemingly popping up all over retail, enabling customers to digitally compare outfits by capturing a 360-degree view of themselves.
But Mystore-E's claim to fame is the holistic and comprehensive offering, according to its CEO, with maximum focus given to the data analysis part of the platform – and using that data to arm sales associates with the right tools to help score conversions.
"This wisdom gives sales personnel up-to-the-minute merchandising insights, which have the ability to boost store performance and deliver a more engaging and relevant customer experience," he noted.
Mystore-E recently secured $2.2 million in seed funding led by Ohio-based Signet Jewelers, while Ohio-based retailer Value City Furniture started using Tore-E to personalize its customers' shopping experience.
"We believe that Mystore-E will make an undeniable change in the retail landscape by helping to predict, analyze and deliver actionable items based on data, which in turn will direct sales associates and store displays," said Oded Edelman, chief digital innovation advisor at Signet Jewelers, of his firm's recent investment.
Mystore-E, flush with new funding, is now looking to expand its partner roster and continue to develop its foundational AI technology. The challenge of their position, Shapira noted, is also their greatest advantage: The field for this type of retail technology is still fairly green and open. There is no clear roadmap to follow, he added – instead, there is a chance to be part of writing an entirely new roadmap for physical retail.
Because, Shapira noted, it is what the consumer is demanding these days. According to a recent survey conducted by Epsilon, 70 percent of consumers report that they would be more loyal to brands that integrated customization into their stores. If physical stores want to remain relevant, they have to follow the first rule of retail – the customer is always right – and then give that customer what she wants.
The How We Shop Report, a PYMNTS collaboration with PayPal, aims to understand how consumers of all ages and incomes are shifting to shopping and paying online in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic. Our research builds on a series of studies conducted since March, surveying more than 16,000 consumers on how their shopping habits and payments preferences are changing as the crisis continues. This report focuses on our latest survey of 2,163 respondents and examines how their increased appetite for online commerce and digital touchless methods, such as QR codes, contactless cards and digital wallets, is poised to shape the post-pandemic economy.


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Wednesday, October 18, 2006
10 comments:
- Mike said...
do I see the beginnings of a new nail already?
- Wednesday, 18 October, 2006
- Jen said...
WOW! I can't imagine what on earth it looked like before...crazy!
- Thursday, 19 October, 2006
The doctor said that it will be up to a year before the nail is back...I think what looks like nail is just the hamburger scabbing over.
- Thursday, 19 October, 2006
- Meghan said...
That is so rough! Poor little guy. Does it still hurt him? At least he has a thumb!
- Thursday, 19 October, 2006
I don't think it hurts him, but he likes to wear a band aid cause it scares him...but I am so done with the band aids. He just wastes them!!
- Thursday, 19 October, 2006
This morning Noah came up to Sarah and I and said "Train", trying to understand what he was getting at and not knowing if he meant train, we ask what he was saying. He repeated "Train" a few times and seeing that we were to dim-witted to understand said "Truck" and held up his un-bandaged thumb and said "Fix it" in his sweet little voice. The pore little boy was asking for a bandage by referring to the Fire Truck and the Ambulance that came to "Fix" him. It's been pretty traumatic for him, and that's why he likes it covered all the time, though it is a pain.
- Thursday, 19 October, 2006
- Bethany said...
Evan does thinks Noah's thumb looks yucky and wants him to know that he has an cut on his thumb too. Good ol' Evan always trying to make you feel good huh Noah!
- Thursday, 19 October, 2006
- Mike said...
I mean at the base of his thumb it looks like the tiny little peaking out of a thumb nail. But maybe not.
- Thursday, 19 October, 2006
- Meredith said...
Sarah...what a great blog you have here! Yours is one adorable family. The pinewood derby entry is funny...I thought the competitiveness was funny, too. Can you imagine of the RS had a derby? I think there would be a prize for everyone, and we would all be finding ways to make other sister's cars faster. Ha. Anyway, how did you get such a cool banner for your blogsite? See you at book club!
- Monday, 23 October, 2006
Thanks Meredith. Aaron knows a little about html and so he puts a different banner up every so often of cool pics we've taken.
- Tuesday, 24 October, 2006


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Confab has taken place in Minneapolis every year since 2011, and there's good reason for it. With so much to do, see, and eat, a stay in Minneapolis is sure to be one of many highlights of your Confab experience.
Confab takes place at the Hyatt Regency, a hotel located in the heart of downtown Minneapolis. All conference activities take place at the hotel or within easy walking distance. The conference room rate is $189 per night.
Hyatt Regency Minneapolis
1300 Nicollet Mall, Minneapolis, MN 55403
The Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport is a major Delta hub that serves most domestic and several international airlines. There are many ground transportation options to get you to the conference hotel.
If you'll be driving, the Hyatt Regency has an on-site parking ramp that offers daily rates. There are several other nearby parking options in the area as well.
Once you're here, there are many ways to get around if you'd like to get out and explore the city.
The Metro Transit light rail runs between the airport and downtown Minneapolis. It can also get you to St. Paul if you are looking to explore.
The Metro Transit bus service operates throughout Minneapolis and neighboring St. Paul.
Lyft and Uber operate in Minneapolis, as well as several local taxi services. Most taxi services accept credit cards.
Rent a bike at one of the many Nice Ride stations throughout the city. Many city streets have bike lanes.
See a scooter on the sidewalk? It can be rented using your smartphone. Just make sure to follow the city's rules for use.
There are many amenities and attractions within walking distance of the conference hotel.
If you find yourself with downtime while you're here for Confab, it's worth getting out and seeing what Minneapolis has to offer. You'll find plenty to do, see, and eat, all within an easy distance of the conference hotel.
Whether you're craving a quick bite on the cheap or want a dining experience to remember, Minneapolis has you covered. Check out this list of restaurant recommendations for a selection of our nearby favorites.
There's no shortage of happy hour and late-night destinations in Minneapolis. Brit's Pub is a go-to for happy hour, or try nearby Lakes & Legends if you fancy a craft brew. Otter's Saloon is a Confab favorite for late-night karaoke—but it's across the river from downtown.
If you fancy a little shopping while you're in town, head over to the trendy North Loop neighborhood for a selection of locally owned shops and boutiques. There's also a Target and a Lund's grocery store available not far from the conference hotel.
Minneapolis offers plenty of opportunity to get outside and enjoy some green space. Loring Park is a tranquil setting for a stroll, or get a glimpse of the Mighty Mississippi from the Stone Arch Bridge.
Take in a little culture at one of the many museums in Minneapolis. Visit Mill City Museum for local history or the famous Walker Art Center for modern art. The Foshay Museum has an observation deck overlooking the city.
Minneapolis is proud to claim The Purple One, and there's no shortage of Prince-themed events, tours, and history. Paisley Park is a bit outside the city but worth the visit for fans. And yes, he deserves his own category.
Minneapolis is home to many venues for live performances, from plays to musicals to comedy. Catch a play at the internationally recognized Guthrie Theater or find some laughs at Brave New Workshop.
From large touring acts to smaller local artists, Minneapolis has a thriving music scene and many venues to house them. The Cedar Cultural Center, Dakota Jazz Club, and iconic First Avenue are local favorites for live music.
Whether you're looking to attend a game or check out a new stadium, the Twin Cities has lots to offer. A few local faves are the Minnesota Lynx, Minnesota Twins, and MN United.
May is usually a beautiful month for Minnesota weather, but we never rule out the possibility of rain (or snow!) in late spring. If you'll be joining us for Confab, rest assured we'll keep an eye out on the weather for you and will let you know if you need to pack an umbrella, sunglasses, parka, or all of the above.
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The 2020 Grammys: Tributes and Breakout Performances
February 2, 2020
The 62nd Annual Grammy Awards were held on Sunday, January 26 at the Staples Center in Los Angeles. As has been a tradition for every year since 1959, the Recording Academy gives awards to artists for their achievements in the music industry.
The four most celebrated categories are Album of the Year, Record of the Year, Song of the Year, and Best New Artist. This year, 18-year old popstar Billie Eilish swept all four categories, making her the youngest artist to ever do so, and the only artist besides Christopher Cross in 1981 to have won all four in the same year. Eilish was nominated for six awards and won five of them, for her album "When We All Fall Asleep, Where do We Go?" and her chart-topping song "Bad Guy". She was incredibly humble about her performance, even going so far as to say Ariana Grande deserved the Album of the Year award for her album "thank u, next" in her acceptance speech. This modesty, and at times overly casual attitude of Eilish towards her awards has caused some discontentment to casual viewers. Senior Dananh Do felt her reaction was a little bizarre, and described watching it as, "I have never seen anyone so unexcited about winning a Grammy as Billie Eilish."
Another notable performance of the night was from Lizzo, who won Best Pop Solo Performance for her song "Truth Hurts", and performed a rousing rendition of "Cuz I Love You", complete with the iconic flute solo she has become known for. Tyler the Creator, decked out in an impressive outfit reminiscent of a bellhop's uniform, performed "EARFQUAKE" and"New Magic Wand", which engaged quite a rowdy audience. Other performers did not receive quite as warm a reception and have received criticism, such as musical couple Blake Shelton and Gwen Stefani, who performed "Nobody But You" together and were characterized as awkward and cringey. Additionally, many felt disappointed by the presentation of the award for Best Comedy Album, which was presented to Dave Chappelle for the third year in a row. Chappelle was not in attendance, and the award was accepted half-heartedly on his behalf by Tanya Tucker.
Despite all these highs and lows, the award ceremony was not quite the raucous and uplifting event many had anticipated, considering it took place just hours after the sudden death of basketball legend Kobe Bryant, his daughter, and several other in a tragic helicopter crash. Bryant's death – alongside other scandals the Grammy's have been facing surrounding the recent suspension of the Recording Academy's CEO Deborah Dugan – put strain on the evening. Bryant was widely loved, as became evident by the tributes several artists put together for him, without the luxury of much advance notice. After seeing these tributes, freshman Whitley Thompson described it as, "I think Alicia Keys did a great job in general of hosting the Grammys as well as honoring Kobe Byant and his legacy on very short notice. I think it's amazing how many people honored Kobe's legacy throughout the night as opposed to ignoring it." In addition to Alicia Keys' tribute performance with Boyz II Men, Lizzo kicked off the night by declaring "Tonight is for Kobe", and he was honored and remember repeatedly throughout the night. Whether it be to see some of your favorite stars perform or honoring a fallen legend, the 2020 Grammys were certainly worth watching.


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The Arkansas General Assembly convenes for their regular session for the 89th time on Monday, January 14.
With Republicans in the majority in the state House and Senate for the first time since the 1870s it has generated lots of speculation on what changes or types of legislation the new majority will implement now that they have control. With 51 seats in the House (out of 100) and 21 seats in the Senate (out of 35), Republicans will be able to pass all but budget bills without getting any support from Democrats. Budget bills require 3/4th approval so whatever budget is finally approved will be bipartisan.
The General Assembly utilizes a committee structure to review and approve bills for votes on the floor of the House and Senate. So to become law a bill must be approved by a committee first before it can be voted on by the entire House or Senate (with, I think, one rarely used procedural exception). Therefore if Democrats oppose a non-budget related bill they will either need Republican support or they will need to stop it at the committee level.
In the 2011 legislative session the Republicans appeared to be a very organized and mostly unified group on legislative issues. So normally I would find it unlikely that many Republicans would cross over to support Democrats in opposition to their party on major issues. However, the recent race for Speaker of the House highlighted that the Republicans aren't necessarily unified on big issues. The Speaker's race saw a coalition of very conservative Republicans and presumably all the Democrats in the House to elect Davy Carter (R, Cabot) over the presumptive Republican candidate, Terry Rice (R, Waldron). If a coalition that diverse can come together on an issue as important as the election of the Speaker of the House, anything is possible.
The second option for Democrats is to stop bills at the committee level. Republicans control all of the key committees in the Senate. They also control Revenue and Tax, Education and State Agencies in the House. So if it is related to schools, tax cuts, elections or constitutional amendments Republican have a clear path to enact their agenda if they are unified.
Democrats share control of Insurance and Commerce and Public Health committees, which are the two most likely to deal hot button issues like insurance exchanges and healthcare. So any legislation related to these issues will require bipartisan support for it to become law.
You can view a list of House Committee assignments HERE. You can view a list of Senate Committee Assignments HERE.
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My question has a silly formulation, but I want to know if there is some sensible physical question buried in it:
- Suppose an exact copy of our Universe is made, but where spatial distances and sizes are twice as large relative to ours. Would this universe evolve and function just as ours?
Since mass is proportional to volume which is distance cubed, but strength of a rope is only distance squared, I think not everything would scale proportionally.
Does this mean that a universe with our physical laws that evolves like ours can only have one particular size?
Or would the physical laws scale proportionally so that it evolves in the same way?
If it has a particular size, what is it relative to?
Another variation: suppose another exact copy of our Universe is made, but where everything happened twice as fast relative to ours. Would it evolve in the same way as ours?


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EDDIE REDMAYNE may have spent the past few years taking on some of Hollywood's most challenging parts - from his latest foray as transgender artist Lili Elbe in The Danish Girl, to last year's Oscar-winning turn as brilliant physicist Stephen Hawking in The Theory of Everything - but there is one role he admits to being daunted by: impending fatherhood. The British actor and his wife Hannah are expecting a new arrival - their first child - this spring, and it seems Redmayne is not quite ready yet.
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"We started looking at the logistics and all the lists of things you're meant to get before you go into hospital and that's a long list of stuff right there," he told E! News on the red carpet at this weekend's SAG Awards, joking when asked what part of parenthood will be completely alien to him: "Do you know what? Pretty much every element of it."
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"We have this dream of wooden toys and all that," Redmayne went on. "Everyone's like, 'You always start like that and you end up with iPhones.'"
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Despite another busy year - both promoting The Danish Girl and shooting Harry Potter spin-off Fantastic Beasts - Redmayne intends to enjoy awards season, before his new role as a dad begins.
"I got in yesterday, just finished shooting Fantastic Beasts yesterday as well," he explained. "It's been six months of filming. So I'm on holiday and the sun is shining in LA, so that's wonderful. The past year has been quite manic. Weirdly, Hannah and I find airplanes quite calming places. You can't use your phone, you have to sit and relax and take it easy."
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Kontaktdagarna ties connections between students and companies
We are Sweden's largest career fair arranged for students studying business and economics, systems science and media and communication. Kontaktdagarna 2020 takes place the 23-27 of November. See you there!
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UAE has the second biggest economy in the GCC (after Saudi Arabia), with a (GDP) of $377 billion (1.38 trillion AED) in 2012. Since freedom in 1971, UAE's economy has developed by almost 231 circumstances to 1.45 trillion AED in 2013. The non-oil exchange has developed to 1.2 trillion AED, a development by around 28 times from 1981 to 2012. UAE is positioned as the 26th best country on the planet for working together in view of its economy and administrative environment, positioned by the Doing Business 2017 Report distributed by the World Bank Group.
In spite of the fact that UAE has the most differentiated economy in the GCC, the UAE's economy remains to a great degree dependent on oil. Except for Dubai, the greater part of the UAE is subject to oil incomes. Petroleum and normal gas keep on playing a focal part in the economy, particularly in Abu Dhabi. Over 85% of the UAE's economy depended on the oil sends out in 2009.
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Find The Differences – The Detective Game Review
You like the mystery and possess the mind of an investigator? You are never calm and always interested in something, purely from some curiosity and similar? Well, if you are looking for a mobile application that will meet your expectations in this regard, we suggest you the game by name Find The Differences – The Detective. You can play this game on any device (both Android and iOS devices come into consideration, which is an amazing fact here).
Statistics show that people really love this game, because you can see it is rated with 4.6 stars (the average) on the Google Play Store. Dear gamer, you are next one to try it, let's move on the game review below.
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First, you should check out Find The Differences – The Detective – Trailer Gameplay (Android, iOS) HQ video by following the link here:
Also, we are giving you the video that includes some answers – can really help you if you stumble on a specific level and you do not know the answer, so here is the Find Differences: Detective | ALL 100 LEVELS | Answersvideo here:
It's not bad to have this at hand, really.
The gameplay – detailed
In this game, the detective needs you to solve some difficult cases. You will be drawn into the plot of multiple investigations, each with its own unique and original fugitive to catch, challenges, and also, a lot of surprises. Find The Differences – The Detective is the kind of game where players must find a set number of differences that exist between two otherwise similar images – as soon as possible!
Once you are the player, you need to find 5 clues in a limited time and there are 20 cases that need to be resolved and continuous update. Talking more about the features, we should mention that there are over 1000+ differences and puzzles waiting for you. And yes, as in a lot of games, there is a hint option in this game, too. The game has full colored images and is completely, 100% FREE for you to doenload & play it! We wish you all the luck, our next great detective! We believe that you have the skills and knowledge to cross these levels.
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Hi all, this is a political post talking about Net Neutrality started by your friendly neighborhood moderator Gamecat. If you don't want to talk about this subject here, please go on to the next post in the list.
I would like to know if there are any members of Oppo who can explain, from the perspective of a non-corporate entity, why Net Neutrality should be eliminated.
I am not looking to start a fight, argument, or intense debate with regard to this. I am legitimately wondering if someone can explain to me, who currently pays a lot of money, and is happy doing so, to be able to access the internet, at home, and through my wireless devices, to stream my collection of music, directly from my server at home, to my devices, wherever I am. The protocols necessary to do this require that I have open, unfettered access to a series of not-so-easily categorized set of bandwidth.
In other words, if internet traffic is categorized, my usage will directly be affected. So yes, this directly has the ability to impact my usage and life.
I have paid for internet access for more than 20 years. And was on BBS's before that. So I am not new to this, or scared of the technical details. I set up my own server. I manage it. I manually patched bash and shell when my OS didn't get an update (I've since updated everything to a more secure approach, but won't elaborate about that).
So, political and tech-minded oppo commentariat, can any of you explain how the elimination of Net Neutrality could even begin to start to benefit me?


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With the development of miniaturization and high efficiency of smt technology, all kinds of commonly used components are becoming smaller and smaller. The resistors, inductors and capacitors are difficult to distinguish in shape. So, how to quickly distinguish common SMT components?
1. The distinguish of inductors and capacitors:
(1). Color— Commonly, blask is inductors. Capacitors are black only for tantalum capacitors in precision devices, and the other ordinary capacitors are basically not black.
(2). Model code— The inductor begins with l, and the capacitor begins with C. If the shape is circular, it should be the inductor. If the resistance at both a few ohms at zero, it will be the inductor.
(3). Test— The resistance value of inductor is small, will not "charge and discharge" to make the multimeter pointer back and forth deflection phenomenon. But the capacitor has charge-discharge phenomenon.
(4). Inner structure— Looking for the same components, you can split the components to see the internal structure, and that is inductor which component have coil structure.
2. The distinguish of inductors and resistors:
(1). Judging by shape— The shape of inductor has multilateral shape, while the resistor is basically rectangular. When the component shape to be distinguished has a polygon, especially a circular shape, it is generally recognized as an inductor.
(2). Measuring the resistance value— The resistance of inductor is smaller than resistor.
3. The distinguish of capacitors and resistors:
(1). Color— Capacitors are mostly gray, green gray and yellow. Usually the yellow lighter than hard paper shell. Some capacitors do not have printed characters, mainly because they are sintered at high temperatures, so that they cannot be printed anything on surface.
(2). Symbol— The symbol for capacitor in circuit is "C", and resistor is "R".
(3). Test— Generally, capacitors have a large resistance, while resistors are relatively small. Capacitors have charge-discharge phenomena, while resistors do not.
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Lake George is fortunate to have a terrific variety of fishing guides, charter boats, boat rentals and all kinds of attractions to make vacations the best they can be. While the water, fishing, boating and tubing are main attractions for many vacationers, there's so much to do in town as well. The summer street scene in Lake George provides treasured memories for many. Whether it's a great meal out in a favorite restaurant or a stop for an ice cream cone at a place that's been there for generations, the Lake George experience is what keeps families coming back year after year. It's not too late to make Lake George a part of your family memories for the summer of 2013- see you on the water!
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In case you guys haven't been paying attention, the brand new smartphone trio from Motorola arrived for Verizon Wireless today. That being the 5-inch Motorola DROID ULTRA, the MAXX with the promise of 48 hours of battery life, and the small yet powerful DROID Mini. They're officially on the shelves today and now Verizon's started rolling out some clever video ad spots.
The video that Motorola and Verizon have just released that you'll see below is a bit extreme. It isn't our usual robot DROOOIDS that we're use to seeing, but it is still a pretty clever and extreme video. Their smartphones promise to be durable and can handle the elements thanks to the reinforced Kevlar case, and this video highlights that well.
With a 5-inch 720p HD display, a powerful Qualcomm Snapdragon dual-core processor with two additional cores for voice functions Verizon wants us to believe the new DROID ULTRA can do it all. From being beat up in a crazy taxi ride, to having you use hands-free voice commands with Google Now to find a lost device. Check it out.
Yes, the new video from Verizon is a bit excessive, but if you've ever been in a Taxi in New York City you might have a certain level of appreciation for the clip. You probably wouldn't be able to catch a taxi as well as he does, but if you find the situation presents itself simply saying "OK Google Now, call my DROID" to quickly get it ringing and find it.
The video might draw some attention from average customers, but you readers probably know everything about the new DROIDs already. If not check out our ULTRA Hands-on, or the Moto X review below since the special features are all the same. Who got their new DROID ULTRA or MAXX today?


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Home Bases And Early Hominids Home Bases and Early Hominids is an article that looks at the earlier studies that suggests early hominids living in home bases and the new studies that may suggest different. The first archaeological sites from the Late Pliocene to the Lower Pliocene represented home bases suggesting that early hominids shifted their way of life to a way of life like present hunter and gathers (Potts, 338). However recent studies done from Olduvai Gorge suggests there are possible differences from early hominid to modern hunter and gathers. These differences have a significant meaning in the evolution of the hunting and gathering way of life. An archaeological site from the Paleolithic is usually defined by a concentration of stone artifacts (Potts, 338).
Henri Martin and Davidson Black, tried to infer hominid behavior and ecology from the ancient archaeological remains and assumed that the association of fossil animal bones with stone tools was an important source of information about hominid activities (Potts, 338). In the nineteen sixties early archaeological sites and the study of hominid activities was much more widely acknowledged. The archaeological remains at Olduvai Gorge in Tanzania at Koobi Fora in Kenya, and in the Omo Valley of southern Ethiopia were about four times older than sites previously known. The time range of stone tool was pushed back greatly from five hundred thousand years to two million years. This brought about the very important question that every one was wondering how did these humans live? They wonder did these humans hunt and gather or live by foraging like present day baboons on the savanna. The link between early archaeological sites and hominid activities has been investigated in depth at Olduvai Gorge and Koobi For a (Potts, 338).
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Potts research has focused on six stratigraphic levels at Olduvai, excavated by Leakey. Most of bones uncovered from these sites were broken some into small pieces before they were buried and fossilized. A wide diversity of species were represented: zebra, hippopotamus, rhinoceros, antelopes, pigs, giraffes, elephants, primates, and, carnivores (Potts, 339). Some aquatic animals and other small vertebrates were presented but the antelope are most abundant in the fossils. Five to ten species are identifiable in the bones from each level.
Tools were also found such as stream cobbles and other pieces of rocks that were flaked repeatedly but in a crude way. The most abundant type of artifact at each site is debitage. These flakes seamed to be used but not intentionally made to be used. Finally each site contained stone pieces of stone raw material, which exhibit no evident traces of flaking or use. Isaac has recently suggested that the first interpretations of these early archaeological sites relied on observation of modern hunter-gathers (Potts, 339). As far as it is known all hunter-gathers do their activities around a campsite or home bases.
As Potts describes debris builds up in well-defined places through out the habitat leaving behind stone artifacts and animal bones in clusters. Paleolithic archaeologists have drawn an analogy between modern day hunter-gathers and the remains from humans of earlier times. The concept of home base and the activities connotes have been important in the interpretation of the earliest archaeological sites. In particular sites such as Bed one at Olduvai it is widely recognized to provide evidence for the existence of home bases during the Plio-Pleistocene. This implies that a hunter gathering way of life has existed during ninety-nine percent of human history since the beginning of stone tool making (Potts, 340). This concept has two important aspects in paleoanthropology, one the sharing of food and two the safety offered from a protected base camp.
The home base would have been in a specific location and this would allow foragers to carry food. Also members of the social group would prepare and consume food there as well as, sleep, make tools, and meet with other group members. Reciprocity is a characteristic of human societies to which anthropologists attach great importance, this sharing of food by some to be a crucial expression, and perhaps the earliest one, of human reciprocity (Potts, 340). However others say that hunter-gathers eat their food while foraging and the extent of food sharing at these campsites is unclear, but it is known that in modern hunter-gathering societies at least some food exchange takes place. Potts argues that home bases do not necessarily have to be a permenant place were the food sharing and social activities take place, that these campsites may be temporary and only occupied for a few days.
He goes on to say that wherever it is located the campsite is a predictable base to which food is brought, even if it is exchanged between foragers or between families is not extensive at any time. In its second aspect the home base as a common meeting place of social activity is assumed to provide safety (Potts, 340). For example Washburn and DeVore provided us with an image of a home base to be a place were weak or the injured may be left to be taken care of, or a place were the elderly might be left. Potts explains that according to this view the origin of home bases correspond with an increase in the dependence of infants on social care and with cultural learning in hominid social groups. This can be debated as to whether this is picture portrayed with the emphasis on safety and food sharing is accurate of base camps of all hunter-gathers.
The thought of this interpretation of the archaeological sites from Olduvai and others has been extremely attractive for two major reasons. The first reason is that this home base interpretation implies long-term continuity between early hominids and modern humans (Potts, 340). This existence of campsites in the early archeological records implies that a basic component of hunter-gather subsistence and socioecology occurred. Like modern day hunter-gathers the adaptation of bringing back food and sharing it with others represents a natural conditioning with deep roots in our evolutionary past. Long term continuity in hominid behavior, supposedly substantiated by the existence of hunter-gathers two million years ago, is crucial to this view of human nature as expounded in the popular literature (Potts, 340). The second reason is that home base interpretation in accurate with other prominent ideas of human evolution.
For example the dietary change of eating more meat, this is viewed to be a significant change in hominid evolution. And the home base view supports this by the numerous amounts of animal bones found at archeological sites. Even more important the use of tools as well supports this theory and the way these humans used and modified their environment. A crucial part of survival is the care of children over a long period of time, and the idea of a home base supports this as well. Potts explains that there is no debate that food-sharing the use of tools and meat eating takes place today among modern humans, but the question is whether this complex of behaviors, existed two million years ago.
In order to test this archeological sites can be tested with the data concerning the formation of these and the ecological context of hominid activities. This study is called taphonomic studies these studies consider the geological and biological processes, which have helped to accumulate, modify, and bury archaeological remains. The goal of this is to assess the contributions of geological events, the activity of carnivores and hominids, and other factors to the formation of clusters of animal bones and stone artifacts. This studying helps to determine whether the artifacts being found are produced by hominid activity. If these artifacts did get there from hominids they need to assess what kind of activities took place there.
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After three months of waiting, the end of Microsoft's pursuit of Yahoo ended in a rush.
A flurry of last-minute talks between the heads of the software and Internet giants preceded Saturday's decision by Microsoft to end its effort to buy Yahoo , said three people familiar with the talks, who were not authorized to speak publicly about them.
Yahoo co-founders Jerry Yang and David Filo flew to Seattle to meet Microsoft Chief Executive Steve Ballmer and his lieutenant Kevin Johnson on Saturday morning, where they indicated Yahoo could do a deal at $37 a share, sources said. That was the last face-to-face meeting of a busy week.
Microsoft's deadline to Yahoo to reach a deal or prepare to face a hostile takeover passed without incident a week ago on Saturday.
But the following Tuesday, Yang and Roy Bostock, the chairman of Yahoo's board, called Ballmer twice, urging the Microsoft CEO not to make good on his threat to go hostile or walk away, a person familiar with Microsoft's thinking said.
The next day, Wednesday Apr 30, Ballmer flew to Palo Alto, Calif., for a meeting with Yang near Yahoo's Sunnyvale headquarters, the sources said.
Yang had long said that Microsoft's cash-and-stock offer, originally worth $31, was not enough. On Wednesday he informally told Ballmer that Yahoo could go for less than $40 a share, a price previously tossed out as a possibility -- but never formally quoted -- in meetings between advisers on both sides, sources said.
Yahoo indicated that "below $40, there could be a lot of debate," one person close to the company said.
But price wasn't the only stumbling block, two people familiar with the negotiations said.
At an Apr 15 meeting in Portland, Oregon, Yahoo had also raised regulatory concerns about a potential merger, and pressed for "value-certainty" -- assurances that the value of Microsoft's offer would remain the same when the deal, if it did get done, closed, one of the two people said.
In recent days, Microsoft had indicated the possibility it could raise its offer by a "couple of dollars," but did not formally make a higher offer to Yahoo, one of the people involved in the discussions said. Neither did it address Yahoo's concerns adequately, the person said.
Despite harsh talk in public letters over the last few months, the two sides were cordial in recent days.
"It didn't end with any acrimony," the source said. "Ballmer knew there was only one way to acquire Yahoo, and that was on a friendly basis."
News that talks had heightened leaked on Friday evening, but both sides were being careful about what they promised.
Yahoo insiders were also debating what price would be acceptable. Yang and Filo personally felt they could not go below $38, but the board Yang led was ready to sell the shop for $1-a-share less.
When the two men flew to Seattle on Saturday morning, they gave the board's price, and their own reservations, two people briefed on the discussions said.
Ballmer finally came out with his raised offer -- $33 a share, compared with the initial offer worth $31 a share and about $29 a share at the end of last week. "Today for the first time Ballmer said $33," the source said on Saturday.
Ballmer and Johnson, Microsoft's Platforms & Services Division President, failed to reach a deal with Yang and Filo.
Filo and Yang flew back to California, expecting a counter-offer to their $37 price.
Instead, Ballmer called Yang to inform him Microsoft was withdrawing its offer, and followed up with an official letter sent on Saturday afternoon.
Both sides made the best of the circumstances, arguing they could do well without the other.
"Without the distraction of Microsoft's unsolicited proposal now behind us, we will be able to focus all of our energies on executing the most important transition in our history," Yang said in a public statement.
"Although the acquisition of Yahoo would have accelerated our ability to deliver on our strategy in advertising and online services, I remain confident that we can achieve our goals without Yahoo," Ballmer said in a letter to employees, obtained by Reuters.
Talks between the two companies could still resume if circumstances change, said one person familiar with the negotiations. But that won't be soon, the person added.


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A proposed anti-gay bill in Russia is causing concern among LGBT communities worldwide, including in Vancouver. If passed, the bill would penalize members of Russia's beleaguered LGBT community for any public expression of "personal perverted sexual preferences." Some say it would make it a crime simply to come out.
"We shouldn't say, 'That's outside our border, we shouldn't care about it,'" says Zdravko Cimbaljevic, an LGBT activist who sought asylum in Vancouver in 2013, after the government in his country of origin, Montenegro, failed to protect him from death threats and attacks.
Cimbaljevic is now co-organizing a protest in front of Russia's consulate in Vancouver on Jan 29, 2016.
It's important for Canadian queers and their allies to show their support for Russia's queer community and speak out against these laws, he says. It tells Russia's community "they are not alone."
"You never know what kind of strength it can give somebody over there," agrees protest co-organizer Chad Walters.
Walters says a member of Russia's LGBT community tweeted to thank him after a similar protest 18 months ago.
Seeing LGBT people oppressed in other countries "breaks my heart," Walters says. He encourages people to get out to the protest, to acknowledge the privilege they enjoy in Canada, and to support those who do not enjoy such freedom.
"It's hard for me to be complacent when there's so much backwards movement happening in other parts of the world," he says.
The latest Russian bill was introduced by two members of the opposition Communist Party in October 2015. Activists are watching Russia's parliament closely to see if the bill advances. The bill was expected to get a first reading on Jan 22, 2016, but that now seems less likely, since a parliamentary committee responsible for reviewing the bill recommended its rejection.
Still, if the new bill is passed, it could mean kissing or even holding hands would result in a fine, or even a two-week prison sentence if the action takes place near schools or other state offices.
Organizers of the Vancouver protest say it's important to gather now, whether the bill advances or not.
"This proposed bill was going to make a bad situation worse," they say on their Facebook event page. Even if the bill fails, it doesn't mean the situation has improved in Russia, they say. "The anti-propaganda laws and violent anti-LGBT environment still exists."
Whether it advances or not, activists worry the bill, and the rhetoric surrounding it, could spark a new wave of anti-gay harassment in Russia, like the one following passage of the anti-gay propaganda law in 2013.
When Russian president Vladimir Putin passed the anti-propaganda law — banning any public speeches, writing or demonstrations that youth might see and interpret as equating gay relationships to straight ones — the country saw a wave of violence against gay people.
Cimbaljevic says that result is entirely possible again if the new bill passes. "It will spark anger of the community," he predicts. "Putin is not backing down."
Putin's assertions that he has nothing against the LGBT community are "just stupid," he adds.
In an explanatory note to the proposed law, its authors contend that homosexuality is "socially infectious," especially for children and teenagers exposed to public manifestations of homosexuality, says Human Rights Watch in a November 2015 post on its website.
"The authors are using false, abusive, homophobic rhetoric in discussions of their draft law," Human Rights Watch Russia researcher Tanya Cooper says in the post.
Cooper calls the bill a "new and absurd low in discriminatory legislative proposals."


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A portrait of a cat, it seems a Norway forest cat, one of the most popular home breeds. The fur has orange and gray tones which contrast with the yellowish eyes. There is a green highlight on the mirror which gives it a little bit of fantasy touch. The mirror is decorated with one large red rose and a couple of smaller pink roses.
Some people love their pets and decide to get tattoos of them, some while they are still in life while others as a memento once they have departed.


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Research Repository
Body Area Wireless Sensor Networks for the Analysis of Cycling Performance
Marin-Perianu, Raluca, Marin-Perianu, Mihai, Rouffet, David, Taylor, Simon, Havinga, Paul, Begg, Rezaul and Palaniswami, M (2011) Body Area Wireless Sensor Networks for the Analysis of Cycling Performance. In: Proceedings of the 5th International ICST Conference on Body Area Networks : 10-12 September 2010, Corfu, Greece : BodyNets 2010. Institute for Computer Sciences, Social Informatics and Telecommunications Engineering, New York, pp. 1-7.Full text for this resource is not available from the Research Repository.
In high-performance cycling, there is a need for advanced technological means of assessing the cyclists' performance during training and competition, and the risk of overuse injuries. Existing techniques rely on off-line, laboratory-based analysis, as well as on outfitting the bike with various sensors and transducers that give an estimate of the performance during training and racing. We propose a radically different approach, with the aim of determining the actual status of the cyclist's body in real-time and real-life conditions. Our solution is based on body area wireless motion sensor nodes that can collaboratively process the sensory information and give immediate feedback to the cyclists. We study experimentally the accuracy of such a system with respect to the gold standard camera system. The biomechanics measures of interest are the knee and ankle angles of the cyclists, which give an indication of the correctness and efficiency of the cycling technique. The results obtained from a series of experiments with nine subjects show the accuracy of the motion sensor system compared with the reference given by the camera system. Furthermore, we analyse the wireless characteristics of our system, the energy expenditure and possible improvements.
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Baby Sign Language Basics
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Do you listen to any crying..screaming ... grunting.. whining .. or fussing while caring for your baby?
Wouldn't it be great if s/he could simply TELL YOU what she's thinking and avoid all the confusion and stress?
Well, s/he can! And yes, signing with babies is great! It's also very easy to learn and a lot of fun to do.
This is a class specifically for parents, grandparents and caregivers of children newborn to 2 years old.
Small babies welcome, please no older siblings or toddlers as this presentation is a lecture with Q & A.
Come and learn how to use simple sign language to communicate with your pre-verbal or newly-verbal baby.
Babies who use signs to communicate are happy, calm children who often speak sooner, read sooner, and potty train sooner than their non-signing peers.
And.... babies LOVE to sign!
Using signs with babies is natural and fun and if you wave "bye bye" to your child, you're actually already doing it.
Please share this event with your mothers clubs and friends.
See you there!
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Baby Sign Language Specialist
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Want to get started signing today?
Go to www.musicwithmelissa.com and scroll down to click the BABY SIGN LANGUAGE button. Enter your email to receive lots of free resources!


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ministry Directors & Leaders
Brittany hayes
Ministry Director- radical kids
Brittany oversees Radical Kids for Three Rivers. She teaches first grade and has a passion for teaching. Brittany attended Berry College where she received her master's degree in early childhood education. She has attended Three Rivers Church since its beginning in 2003. Brittany and her husband, Christopher, live in Cartersville, GA. They are the parents of Addison Rae Hayes.
Adam Joslin
Ministry Director- worship ministry
Adam married and moved to Rome in 2001. He is the husband of Amy and the father of Addie, Alivia, and Anna. He is a local teacher and coach. Adam enjoys lots of outdoor activities - mostly whitewater sports.
Sarah Darville
Ministry Director- Global engagement
After finishing her Masters in International Affairs and Comparative Politics, Sarah lived in Russia for two years and then spent time as a high school history teacher. Currently, she is enjoying her role in Travel and Risk Management at the WinShape Foundation. Sarah loves learning and teaching, as well as getting to know and understand people and their nuances. She has a deep love for the nations and a strong desire to join in Kingdom work globally.
Jenna Gable
Ministry leader- Radical kids
Jenna is a native Roman and has been a member of Three Rivers since 2013. She teaches at a local elementary school, loves serving the community, and enjoys spending time outdoors hiking and kayaking.
Stephen & Gabby Galloway
ministry leaders- youth ministry
Stephen and Gabby to came to Rome in 2014 for school, and began attending Three Rivers in 2017. Since their marriage in the spring of 2018, they have been eager to get plugged in and serve with Three Rivers. Youth ministry has been an important part of their relationship, even when they started dating as high schoolers in 2013. Stephen and Gabby both work at WinShape, and love hosting others in their home. They also love having new adventures, such as kayaking and axe throwing. When in Rome, do as the Romans do!
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Chris hayes
Ministry leader- Men's Ministry
Chris has attended TRC since 2003 while a student at Berry College and currently oversees the men's ministry. Chris is a big fan of the Braves, Dawgs, and Falcons as well as an avid musician and singer. Chris married Brittany in 2008, whom he first met at TRC, and they live with their beautiful daughter, Addison, in Cartersville, GA.
JEnny Long
Ministry leader- Women's ministry
After life and college in Alabama and Tennessee, Jenny has called Rome home since 2002. She and Emmett married in 2004 and have had many adventures together. Jenny loves telling stories and laughing hard, preferably from a kayak, while drinking coffee or pulling weeds in her garden. However, taxiing her three awesome children around town is her specialty--Natalie, Karis, and Jonathan.
Jon Palmer
Ministry leader- organizational oversight & Greeting & Setup
Jon has attended TRC since 2016. He is a Project Manager for Sonoco in Hartsville, SC and works from his home office in Rome. He obtained his Mechanical Engineering degree from Southern Poly in Marietta, Ga. He serves TRC utilizing his work experience in process, leadership, and organizational development. He is Dad to his beautiful daughter Alaina Palmer.
Jordan & Jessica Rocke
Ministry leaders- Membership Class
The Lord moved Jordan and Jessica to Rome from Illinois in 2015, and Three Rivers quickly became their family in Georgia. They have three kids that keep them very busy with school and sports. They love to host and help new members get plugged in. If you are interested in learning more about Three Rivers membership let them know.
Andrew & JEssica Smith
Ministry leaders- LIve the Promise Advocates
Andrew and Jessica Smith started attending TRC as college students in 2006. Andrew currently teaches Mathematics at a local high school and Jessica homeschools their 3 beautiful daughters Callie, Maisie, and Lillie. They love to travel and enjoy biking and swimming with their girls.
Marc Suroviec
Ministry leader- Fellowship Events
jeff williams
Ministry leader- Audio visual tech
Jeff and his wife Lindsey have been at Three Rivers since they moved to Georgia in 2011. He is a Sales Training Manager at Shaw Industries. Jeff enjoys spending time with his family, all things Clemson, and history. He and Lindsey live in Cartersville with their children, Jacob, Thomas, James, and Mary Elizabeth.
Scott wood
ministry leader-
local strategic partnerships
Scott settled in Rome after attending Berry College. He married his wife Carmen in 2012 and have been members of Three Rivers since then. They have 3 boys – Huxley, Hixon and Hendrix. Scott's vocational ministry is as a Financial Advisor, and in his free time he can often be found outside working in the yard or hunting.
Marco & Kayla Zuniga
ministry leaders- youth ministry
Kayla and Marco started attending Three Rivers while college students in 2015. While in school, they worked on staff at Snowbird which led to the opportunity to begin working with the youth at TRC. Kayla works now as a nurse at Floyd Medical Center while Marco works as an Admissions Counselor at Shorter University.


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Heritage Show + Tell is a chance for people passionate about heritage in Yorkshire to come together and share their work, get feedback on ideas and meet new collaborators. Everyone welcome: community heritage groups, freelancers, museum professionals, archivists, students and academics.
The next Heritage Show + Tell will be hosted by Leeds Local and Family History Library on Tuesday 6 June 2017 at the Library's multi-arts space, Room 700.
5.00-7.00pm Heritage Show + Tell at Leeds Central Library (Room 700)
We have 7 three-minute presentations followed by lots of opportunity to meet and mingle over a glass of wine. Speakers include:
No longer quiet and orderly: Disabled women and textiles, from the workhouse to contemporary art
Gill Crawshaw, Shoddy disability arts project
The Heritage Schools Programme: 'Making a Difference'; engaging schools with their local heritage
Julie Edwards Local Heritage Education Manager Yorkshire & Humber, Historic England
Feet On The Ground: the psychogeography of the Gypsy/Traveller 'stopping-place' in Leeds
Vanessa Cardui, Leeds GATE
Wanderers in Wonderlab: changes in learning practice with the opening of a new gallery in the National Science and Media Museum
Lizzie Nolan, National Science and Media Museum
Health through time: running a mobile exhibition
Iona McCleery, School of History, University of Leeds
A Problem and a Promise: Diversity in the Histories of Leeds.
Antony Ramms, Leeds Central Library
Mills and Boom: falling back in love with our textile mills
Deborah Wall, Historic Places Principal Advisor (Yorkshire), Historic England
If you would like to come to the Heritage Show + Tell event, please register by emailing email@example.com
For more information, see our blogsite.
There will be no tour on this occasion but you are also welcome to come along before the event for 1984 Live in Room 700. For the first time in the UK, George Orwell's dystopian novel 1984 will be read by a host of actors, writers, journalists and members of the public over the course of a single day in the centre of London. Leeds Central Library are excited to be screening this live from 9am until 5pm. This unique event is free, just drop in in throughout the day. See here for more information.
Heritage Show + Tell is a partnership between the Centre for Critical Studies in Museums, Galleries and Heritage and Leeds Local and Family History Library. It is supported by the School of Fine Art, History of Art and Cultural Studies and Student Enhancement in the Faculty of Arts, Humanities and Cultures.


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The Letdown 2017
Who doesn't need a good 20 minute-per-episode comedy show in their life? We all do. The Letdown delivers on that front, but because we live in the age of the "cerebral" TV (or whatever you want to call it) it tricks you with some deep feeling stuff. It's like paying for laughs. The show is about motherhood, as it follows a new mom and her struggle to cope with the demanding turn her life has taken. If you're not yet a mom (for example, if you're a man), this show will be really instructive for you; but if you're a mom, you're bound to see your experience portrayed maybe for the first time in an honest way. And with that honesty comes hilariousness on one hand, but also a lot of hard stuff (aka deep feeling stuff). A fun, real, and well-written show.


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2018 Youth Girl's Lacrosse Clinic for K-8th Grade Girls
The Milford HS Girls Lacrosse team is hosting a lacrosse clinic for all youth lacrosse players. All skill levels and new players are welcome!
September 22nd & 23rd
4:30-7 pm at Eagle Stadium
*register by 9/12 for a clinic t-shirt
New players are encouraged to attend
Clinics will be run by the Milford Varsity/JV coaches and current players. Come out and learn the fastest growing sport in Milford!
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Employment inquiries may be made with Pennsylvania Farm Bureau at any time.
AG LAB HAULER - part time, contractor
Part-time contractor positions available. We are looking for CDL-licensed drivers (with current medical certificate) to transport Mobile Ag Labs from location to location (usually schools, other events, and the Camp Hill office). Hauling occurs on weekends from September through June. Tow vehicle provided by Friends of Agriculture Foundation.


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A point of clarification --- volatile does
not refer to explosive or combustive. It
refers to the ease with which a liquid evaporates.
Gasoline is volatile. Water is not as volatile.
Your question is tough to answer, but my own
personal choice of two things I would not mix are
pure oxygen and aluminum powder, because when
aluminum starts to burn (it is sometimes called
thermite), the heat is so intense, and the
temperature so high that the fire is almost
impossible to put out. But there are many chemical
compounds (explosives such as RDX) which are
dangerous in themselves.
Heh - RNA and phospholipids. Given enough
time, it creates life, which can do all sorts of
things!To be honest, it depends on what you mean
by 'dangerous'. Do you mean explosive? I
think that the most powerful chemical explosive
known is cubane (eight carbon atoms bound
to each-other in a cube), with a nitrate group on
each carbon.
The reason why that is so explosive is because
it is extremely unstable, and would be in a
much lower chemical energy state in a different
form, and could release a great deal of thermal
energy in the transition. Or do you mean
toxic? The deadliest toxins are toxins that
interfere with our enzymes somehow,
interacting with key molecules. I don't know which
toxin is the worst, but there are an awful lot
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BILL MURRAY To Play the John Deere Classic Pro-Am!
A few months ago, Bill Murray gave the Quad Cities some praise in a viral video.
Now he's coming BACK to the QCA to play the Pro-Am at next week's John Deere Classic!
The event will be Wednesday, July 8th at TPC Deere Run.
Click HERE for tickets to see BILL BLEEPIN' MURRAY tee it up at the JDC!


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Eight perfect ways to enjoy the Swedish outdoors this summer; Audrey Duquenne; The Local
With the summer weather now taking hold, it's time to leave your house and take in the Swedish fresh air. Here are some of the best outdoor activities in Sweden that will help you enjoy the country's unspoiled nature.
With the right to roam freely in forests, lakes, islands and mountains, the Swedish outdoors is a playground. Whether you want something sporty and active, or just an unforgettable experience to share with friends or family, you'll find what you're looking for.
Sweden's flagship summer activity and its most accessible is hiking. An inexpensive hobby you can practice wherever you want and whenever you want, good hiking spots can be found in Swedish cities or further afield in its national parks.
Sweden has 29 national parks which are all free to access and nearly 400 hiking trails maintained by the Svenska Turistföreningen (the Swedish Tourist Association). Kungsleden (The King's trail) in Swedish Lapland and the Vasaloppsleden (The Vasalopp Trail) in central Sweden are the most famous, but trails can be found all over the country.
Read more from source: Eight perfect ways to enjoy the Swedish outdoors this summer