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Cluster Munition Ban Policy
Summary: Signatory Indonesia has made little progress to ratify the convention after years of stakeholder consultations. It has participated in many of the convention's meetings, most recently in September 2016. Indonesia voted in favor of a key United Nations (UN) resolution promoting the convention in December 2017.
Indonesia states that it has never used, produced, or exported cluster munitions. It has yet to disclose the types and quantities of its stockpiled cluster munitions.
The Republic of Indonesia signed the Convention on Cluster Munitions on 3 December 2008.
Indonesia has made little progress to ratify the convention over the past decade other than stakeholder consultations.[1] In October 2017, a government representative said that stakeholder consultations on the convention are continuing.[2] Previously, in 2015, another official said that Indonesia was consolidating internal issues relating to its implementation of the convention.[3] Another representative said the convention was awaiting parliamentary approval.[4]
Indonesia actively participated in the Oslo Process that created the Convention on Cluster Munitions and was one of the strongest supporters of a comprehensive ban on the weapon.[5] It hosted a regional conference on the convention in Bali in November 2009.
Indonesia has participated in several meetings of the convention, most recently in September 2016.[6] It was invited to but did not attend the Seventh Meeting of States Parties in Geneva in September 2017. Indonesia attended the convention's intersessional meetings in 2011–2015. It has participated regional workshops on the convention, most recently in Bangkok, Thailand in March 2017.[7]
In December 2017, Indonesia voted in favor of a key UN General Assembly (UNGA) resolution that urges states outside the Convention on Cluster Munitions to "join as soon as possible."[8] It voted in favor of previous UNGA resolutions promoting the convention in 2015 and 2016.[9]
Indonesia has voted in favor of UNGA resolutions expressing outrage at the use of cluster munitions in Syria.[10] It has also voted in favor of Human Rights Council resolutions condemning the cluster munition attacks.[11]
Indonesia is a State Party to the Mine Ban Treaty. It is not party to the Convention on Conventional Weapons.
Use, production, and transfer
Indonesia has stated that it has never used, produced, or exported cluster munitions.[12]
Indonesia stockpiles cluster munitions, but it has not disclosed information on the types and quantities.[13]
According to Jane's Information Group, it possesses US-made Rockeye cluster bombs.[14]
Indonesia has not responded to an April 2017 letter from the Cluster Munition Coalition (CMC) requesting clarification on a report that it received Brazilian-made ASTROS II, a type of multi-barrel rocket launcher, and SS-40, SS-60, and/or SS-80 cargo rockets in or after 2012.[15] Rockets containing explosive submunitions are prohibited by the Convention on Cluster Munitions.
[1] Indonesia has conducted extensive consultations on the convention since 2010 as part of its ratification of the convention. Indonesia's armed forces, Ministry of Defense, Ministry of Law and Human Rights Affairs, and members of parliament have reviewed and discussed the ban convention. Statement of Indonesia, Convention on Cluster Munitions Second Meeting of States Parties, Beirut, 13 September 2011; interview with Roy Soemirat, Head of Section, Directorate of International Security and Disarmament, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Jakarta, 5 April 2011; and email from Luna Amanda Fahmi, Directorate of International Security and Disarmament, Department of Foreign Affairs, 18 June 2010.
[2] Cluster Munition Coalition (CMC) meeting with Danny Rahdiansyah, First Secretary, Permanent Mission of Indonesia to the UN, New York, 18 October 2017.
[3] CMC campaign meeting with Amb. Agus Sardjana, in Dubrovnik, 9 September 2015. Notes by the CMC.
[4] Monitor interview with Lynda K. Wardhani, Counsellor, Permanent Mission of the Republic of Indonesia to the UN, Geneva, 24 June 2015.
[5] For more details on Indonesia's policy and practice up to early 2009, see Human Rights Watch and Landmine Action, Banning Cluster Munitions: Government Policy and Practice (Ottawa: Mines Action Canada, May 2009), pp. 91–92.
[6] Indonesia participated in the convention's Meetings of States Parties in 2011–2012 and 2016 as well as the First Review Conference in 2015.
[7] Final Report of the South East Asia Regional Seminar, "Cooperating to implement the CCM: The country coalition concept," Bangkok, Thailand, 16–17 March 2017.
[8] "Implementation of the Convention on Cluster Munitions," UNGA Resolution 72/54, 4 December 2017.
[9] "Implementation of the Convention on Cluster Munitions," UNGA Resolution 71/45, 5 December 2016; and "Implementation of the Convention on Cluster Munitions," UNGA Resolution 70/54, 7 December 2015.
[10] "Situation of human rights in the Syrian Arab Republic," UNGA Resolution 71/203, 19 December 2016.
[11] "The continuing grave deterioration in the human rights and humanitarian situation in the Syrian Arab Republic," UN Human Rights Council Resolution 28/20, 27 March 2015.
[12] Statement of Indonesia, Lima Conference on Cluster Munitions, 24 May 2007. Notes by Women's International League for Peace and Freedom (WILPF).
[13] In 2010, a Ministry of Foreign Affairs representative stated that Indonesia was conducting an inventory of its stockpile of cluster munitions. Email from Luna Amanda Fahmi, Department of Foreign Affairs, 18 June 2010.
[14] Robert Hewson, ed., Jane's Air-Launched Weapons, Issue 44 (Surrey, UK, Jane's Information Group Limited, 2004), p. 840.
[15] Jane's 360, "ASTROS II boosts firepower," 5 November 2014. See also, Defense Studies, "Astros II Mk 6 MLRS Milik TNI AD," Militerhankam.com (military defense, in Indonesian), undated; and CMC letter to Retno Lestari Priansari Marsudi, Minister of Foreign Affairs of Indonesia, 18 April 2017. According to a Brazilian media article, the purchase agreement was signed in 2012. Roberto Godoy, "Brasileira Avibrás fecha contrato de US$ 400 milhões com a Indonésia," Estado, 21 November 2012.


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Inn at Willow Grove
We absolutely adored planning a Miami Merger wedding for Sarah and James in Virginia wine country! Sarah and James met at Miami University. Fun fact- they have an extremely high percentage of weddings amongst alumni hence the name Miami Mergers! Beacon and Berkeley Events was thrilled to partner with A Town Band, Floral Presentations, Event Revolution, DC Rental and of course Lisa Blume Photography to name a few! Our theme was to embrace the Virginia countryside while keeping it on a black tie level. We used a color combination of soft white, greens, greyish silvers, and pops of peach and pink. We brought in white washed farm tables to create an interesting floorplan with the focus on the stunning chandeliers and warm stone fireplace. We used a more modern linen and silver rimmed base plates on the table to warm the space. We proposed a dramatic floral for the fireplace to serve as a backdrop for the newlyweds. We moved to The Ruins for dancing and created a dramatic center of the dance floor wreath chandelier. Cozy furniture groupings flanked the dance floor. The band from Sam Hill Entertainment kept the crowd bumping the entire time! The Beacon and Berkeley team loved watching the dance floor antics. The crowd did not let a little rain stop their dancing! The team at Inn at Willow Grove was an absolute delight to work with and we can't wait to design in that gorgeous space again. Sarah and James were an absolute delight and we are so proud to welcome them as Beacon and Berkeley family!

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It's seven months since my mom died. I don't say "passed away;" euphemisms won't do; she's dead. Days go by, things are "normal," life goes on. But she is with me always and so many things remind me of her. Not in a sad or bad way, but sometimes poignant, sometimes with a chuckle, and most times as the evidence that time and life continues whether we are here or not.
Yesterday the last piece of the dismantling of her life happened: the closing on the house she lived in. The house my sister and brother-in-law bought for her 8 years ago so she could live out the rest of her life in comfort instead of eking by in one tiny apartment after another. It was a long, arduous process: ridding of her things, updating and refurbishing of the house, dealing with realtors, contractors, false starts, offers, negotiations, tax consequences, concerned neighbors.
I hated going back to that house.
Not because of memories, although there was that, you couldn't escape reliving her time there, especially the end. Especially going into the room where she actually drifted away with the angels. But more because of the seemingly endless chores or things to be taken care of while the beautiful little cottage was scrutinized, picked at, analyzed and considered by prospective new owners. I was sick of emptying the dehumidifier, spraying Oust and laying out DAMPEX to lessen the musty smell in the basement. Sick of sweeping the walk and bagging leaves and checking the locks; I guess I just was weary of it all and wanted it to be finally over.
A couple of weeks ago, my other sister and I brought the last of belongings out to the curb for a FREE garage sale to make one final emptying. You can't believe the stuff that accumulates: small scatter rugs, dishes, patio furniture, cleaning supplies, gardening supplies. Time after time of dragging out bags of trash (not really trash, just stuff no one took and we couldn't leave for the new owners), and stray chairs, small occasional tables, fans, etc. We were blessed with mild weather and were able to leave everything out and mercifully it was all taken. Some was taken by a volunteer (Rita) who brings things to a homeless shelter.
Mom would have liked that.
And so the closing finally happened after weeks of terse negotiations; it seems like people today want to get a great bargain price PLUS they want everything to be updated (then buy a new house instead), that makes you feel violated and irritated with the process. But now relief. I am relieved for myself; I will never have to go there again. I am relieved for my sister, who will now be able to close that financial chapter of carrying that extra house so my mom could live there, and for my other sister who still needs some closure for my mom's death. My brother did a lot of chores there for my mom when she lived there and was able to take a lot of her items when we first cleared out the house, giving them further usefulness.
Mom would have liked that too.
After some time goes by, I will be able to drive down her tree-lined neighborly street and look at her charming former residence and feel some happy memories, just like I do when I drive through our old neighborhood where we grew up. The house will inevitably evolve, change, be decorated and landscaped differently than when she was there, but I'll know. Underneath I'll see the bright red door, the geraniums, the hoesta-lined walkway and mom sitting on the back porch watching the birds and squirrels cavort. Then I'll drive on to the next phase of life, saying a silent prayer of gratitude for her comfortable happy life there.


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To George Washington from James McHenry, 5 April 1782
Baltimore 5th April 1782
Dr Sir.
Doctor Craik gives me but a moment to acknowlege your Excellency's letter of the 12 of last month.
I think precisely with your Excellency in your observations on the war. Its prosecution is certainly intended, and it is our business to bring as early as possible a respectable force into the field. Shall I tell you, that we inlist but slowly, and that I am very apprehensive our Assembly will be averse to classing the people. We shall meet, it is expected early in May, when your thoughts will be urged in every different form. Most respectfully and with the greatest attachment I have the honor to be your Excellency's most ob. st
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DLC: Papers of George Washington.


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By Bryan Tucker posted February 1 2019
You may have heard in the media last year about insurance claims that have been declined by insurers for what appear to be very poor reasons. In this article we will talk about why claims are sometimes declined and give an example of some of the recent advocacy work we've done to get client's claims paid. At the end of the article we also offer 7 less obvious ways to fight your declined claim.
Fair Go did a story in May 2018 involving a client who applied for income protection only to have a later claim declined when the insurer discovered he had not disclosed some other completely unrelated (to his claim) health issues.
In short, the client completed the initial application form and indicated to the insurer that he had no past or present health issues at all. As it turned out, he had some history of the very first 2 conditions listed in the application form (blood pressure & high cholesterol) as well as sleep apnoea - a combination of conditions that insurers treat very seriously. As the client told the insurer in the original application that he was in great shape the insurer decided there was no need to write to the doctor to confirm this.
The insurer's response when discovering the non-disclosure was to decline a later claim made by the client. The justification was that they wouldn't have offered the cover in the first place had they known about his health issues. So, although the claim stemmed from something unrelated, he still couldn't claim because he wouldn't have had the policy if all the right information was presented up front.
Canceling cover and/or declining claims is not the only way an insurer will deal with non-disclosure when they find it. For relatively minor non-disclosure they might still accept a claim but go back and add some retrospective exclusions to a policy, adjust the premium or reduce a claim payment.
Insurance is just a way for a group of individuals to share the risks that they collectively face. The concept was born in Babylonian times when ship merchants would spread their risk by splitting their goods up into smaller parcels and transporting them on multiple ships. If one of the ships sank, or was attacked by pirates, each merchant only risked losing some of their goods. The amount they each lost could be considered the 'premium' that we pay today. If one of the ships had a slow leak before leaving port all the merchants would want to know about it because this would dramatically increase the risk of loss for everyone.
A healthy insurance pool works the same way. All the risks 'the pool' face need to be accurately quantified. If they aren't everyone loses because they must pay higher premiums to cover the higher potential losses.
So, in most cases it's quite reasonable to decline or adjust a policy holder's claim if they haven't fully and fairly answered all the questions they have been asked.
One of the advantages of telling the insurer everything up front is that you are far more likely to get a better offer of cover from them at this stage of the process. They want you to buy the policy and they aren't facing an impending claim, so everything is working in your favour. You're really at a disadvantage if they discover new information while they're considering a claim from you.
A while ago one of our clients died very unexpectedly from an undiagnosed heart condition. Other than being a smoker, he didn't present any of the normal risks one would associate with heart disease. When we submitted the claim to the insurer we were very surprised to be told that the claim was declined.
The insurer had written to his doctor and found in the records multiple references to the doctor's strong recommendation that he undergo a colonoscopy. The client's brother had been diagnosed with a survivable form of bowel cancer - but one that was known to be inheritable. Our client had never had any symptoms, but the doctor just wanted to be sure.
Understandably, when applying for life insurance, our client didn't think to disclose tests he'd never done for an illness he'd never suffered. However, the application had asked about family medical history and whether he had been advised to undergo any tests. Technically answering 'no' was non-disclosure.
With a 6-figure life insurance claim in the balance the insurer then weighed in this new information and determined that they wouldn't have offered the cover initially until the recommended tests were completed. So, despite his death being completely unrelated to bowel cancer, the client having no history or symptoms and not actually dying of bowel cancer, his claim was declined.
One of the disadvantages of buying life insurance direct from a company or bank that employs its advisers is that the staff work for the insurer. The employed adviser's first responsibility is to their employer and so when a claim is declined, they will often encourage the client to accept the decision.
The situation is very different if you buy your insurance through an independent adviser/broker. Their first responsibility is to their client and they will not accept a decline unless overwhelming and undeniable evidence is produced to support the decision. They also have the benefit of experience. They know how the insurer has treated other clients with similar health issues previously, how other insurers would deal with the same situation and where the weaknesses are in the insurers position.
Understandably, when applying for life insurance, our client didn't think to disclose tests he'd never done for an illness he'd never suffered. However, the application had asked about family medical history and whether he had been advised to undergo any tests. Technically answering 'no' was non-disclosure.
Going back to our client's declined claim ... Vesta Cover did not accept the decision. We were convinced that the insurer was giving unreasonable weight to the colonoscopy and that the pending claim was possibly influencing the insurer's thinking. We then started working with the family to appeal the decision.
Between Vesta Cover and the family, we were able to provide the insurer with proof that other insurers would have accepted cover on the client despite the recommended tests. We could show them other examples where a health issue affecting just one family member didn't stop them offering cover. We also pointed out that the particular cancer our clients brother had usually only presented in much younger people. Because our client was older he was unlikely to be at risk.
Subsequently the original decision to deny the claim was overturned and the widow received full payment plus interest.
1. Advice compliance - When you applied for the cover - Did the adviser who sold you the policy satisfy all of his/her legal requirements. Were you provided with a disclosure statement? Was the advice given to you in writing? Did your adviser clearly explain the importance of disclosure? Can s/he prove it?
2. Conversion options - If your current policy doesn't cover the issue being claimed are there options to transfer to a policy that does without needing to complete a new health declaration (called a 'conversion')? We recently had a $750,000 claim paid for one of our clients by transferring his ineligible and out-of-date policy to the company's current policy that did cover his situation. All of this was done with the full knowledge of the insurer. As experienced advisers we simply used the terms and conditions we knew existed for our clients advantage.
3. Claims philosophy - Does your insurance company have an 'If it's grey we will pay' claims philosophy? If they do your job is to focus on why you believe your situation falls into a grey area. Although the insurer might have this philosophy they sometimes need to be reminded of it. They might believe you're situation isn't grey at all but an ombudsman, the Commerce Commission or a court might think otherwise.
4. Moving goal posts - Is the insurer applying the same rationale to assessing your claim that its new business underwriters apply when considering a new application? If the company thinks that 2 family members need to have the same health issue before it becomes a relevant family history then they can't change this to 1 family member when deciding on your claim. If high blood pressure that is medicated and managed well doesn't affect a person's ability to get cover then discovering you forgot to disclose this when claiming shouldn't make a difference. Ask an experienced adviser for help with this.
5. Timing is everything - If you discover you have an illness or death claim after canceling a policy you might still be able to claim. We once helped a widow claim over $300,000 on the death of her husband despite the fact that he wrote and asked for his policy to be canceled 6 weeks before being diagnosed. We were able to convince the insurer that the client was terminally ill when he applied to cancel the policy - he just didn't know it.
6. The wrong policy - Have you discovered you don't have the kind of policy you thought you did? Can you prove that your adviser or insurance company knew, or should have known, that you wanted to cover particular kinds of risks. It might seem hard to believe but sometimes a client asks for a pear but is eventually given an apple. If this has happened and you have not been given suitable advice in writing about a change to the recommended solution the insurer may have no choice but to retrospectively change you to a more suitable policy. In doing so they can't take account of any recent changes in your health.
7. Unpaid premiums - Was your policy canceled because you missed premiums? Can the insurer provide evidence that they notified you of the cancellation in writing to the address on record? One of our advisers once worked for an insurance company that was forced to pay out a $500,000 claim because the company had suspended all mail for the client when mail was returned to sender in error. In that case the client hadn't paid premiums for over 6 months. Failing to send out written advice of cancellation will leave the insurance company on the hook in many cases.
As you can see, there are many and varied ways to fight the decline of a claim. It's important that you seek advice before just accepting a decision. Sometimes this might involve a lawyer or sometimes your adviser will be the person to help.
There's no harm to seeking the help of a third party adviser in these circumstances. If your existing adviser is potentially at fault, or too inexperienced to help then getting a third party involved might be essential.
Vesta Cover offers an advocacy service for the general public on a no-win no-fee basis. If you would like us to look at your situation and give you an initial free opinion just go here.


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Archbishop on moral relativism - BBC Radio 4's Analysis programme
Monday 28th June 2010Edward Stourton examines claims that the tolerance which moral relativism is supposed to foster has in fact morphed into a new form of extremism.
The idea that no one has a monopoly on the truth seems to be fixed in the modern Western psyche. But it's an idea that is under attack.
Pope Benedict claims that we are now living in "a dictatorship of relativism" - a place where nothing is certain and we are all slaves to our own desires. Meanwhile, fundamentalist Islam is on the rise and the philosophy of objectivism has become something of a cult among City traders.
Have we replaced one set of moral absolutes with another which are threatening religious freedom? Could moral relativism go out of style in secular Western societies? Or does the mere fact that its opponents have such different versions of the truth mean its long-term acceptance is guaranteed?
Click here to listen to the programme and view further information at the BBC Radio 4 website.


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The welcoming vocation Elliot gives his best in the restaurant, cozy, refined but not so much in appearance as in essence. Our chefs are always working to offer our welcomed guests always exciting dishes, rich in taste and tradition.
By discovering the cuisine, one can admire the delicate and wise search of staple materials from our land respecting the seasons and freshness of the food. A cuisine full of emotions , which includes the traditions of Italian cuisine , accompanied by a good glass of wine from the wineries in the area , releasing sublime emotions of the palate.
Elliot … live a unique experience.


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Where to Find Deals for Cannabis Terpenes
when looking for the best possible deals on terpenes and aroma products, it's helpful to use discount websites like Cannaberry.com
Most of us are familiar with aromatherapy and essential oils. The use of aromas and natural chemicals to calm the mind and body has been on the rise in recent years. At the heart of aromatherapy is the use of terpenes, which are the oily molecules produced in plants. Terpenes are behind the health benefits of aromatherapy and can help aid in sleep recovery, overall health, and mood problems. According to the marijuana news website Alchimiaweb, no fewer than one hundred terpenes have been discovered in pot. This means there's a whole new world of marijuana-related products available. In California, where legal recreational marijuana use has just come into effect this year, customers can seek cannabis terpenes from local dispensaries. Of course, when looking for the best possible deals on terpenes and aroma products, it's helpful to use discount websites like Cannaberry.com, which gather all the latest deals on local pot and display them on one convenient site.
What Kinds of Terpenes are in Marijuana?
Ask anyone who uses recreational marijuana and they'll tell you that pot is a very diverse substance. There are smells and flavors galore. What many may not realize is that it is the presence of terpenes that is responsible for this rich diversity. Terpenes are the molecules that give different strains of marijuana their unique smells. For connoisseurs who love the Blueberry strains of weed, you can thank the specific terpenes in that strain for its blueberry flavor. In fact, there are more than 100 different terpenes that have been identified in marijuana, ensuring that there are strains of weed out there for everyone's individual tastes. Examples of terpenes that are present in marijuana include limonene (which is also present in citrus fruits), Linalool (which gives lavender plants their aroma), A-pinene (familiar to anyone who has smelled pine needles), and myrcene (which beer lovers will recognize, as the terpene is also present in hops).
On an aromatherapy level, each of these terpenes is useful for a specific goal. Myrcene is a sleep aid and muscle relaxant. Limonene is known as a natural antidepressant and can help with acid reflux. A-pinene is an anti-inflammatory and anti-bacterial molecule that can help sharpen memory. Add to this small selection the rest of the hundred terpenes in marijuana and you begin to see the wide-ranging products that are available with terpenes.
Using Terpenes
The first and most important thing to remember when deciding how to use terpenes is that most off-the-shelf products are intended to be diluted before use. Don't just imbibe a bunch of terpenes—your body isn't ready for that. Also, it is important to remember that terpenes are an oily molecule. Thinking back to high school chemistry will reveal that oils are not water soluble, so when you're using terpenes you are are going to want to mix them with different kinds of oil (vegetable, coconut, etc.) or even with cannabis plant extracts.
Now let's talk about how to use terpenes with pot. Sometimes people use terpenes on edibles. Sometimes they decide to mix marijuana terpenes into topicals. There are numerous ways to enjoy the effects of terpenes—and just as many products to aid you in that usage—but one important thing to remember is that terpenes lose potency when heated too much. A favorite method of weed connoisseurs is to use terpenes in a low-heat vaporizer. Think of it as an aromatic infusion for pot lovers.
The New World of Legalized Pot in California
This year marks the first in which recreational marijuana usage is legal in California. However, the struggle for legalization has been long and arduous, spanning the better part of a century. Now known as a haven for pot enthusiasts, California was actually the first state to officially ban the substance in 1913 when it added marijuana to its Poison and Pharmacy Act. By the 1970s, though, cities like Berkeley had grown increasingly lax on marijuana policing. In 1996, San Francisco became the first city in the country to officially recognize marijuana's medical properties. The 1990s also saw a push among voters to legalize pot entirely, but the federal ban on the drug kept things quiet on that front. With the passing of Proposition 64 in 2016—otherwise called the Adult Use of Marijuana Act—residents of California can now legally purchase weed from local, licensed dispensaries.
Of course, legalization does not mean that there are no rules. Just like alcohol consumption, the use of marijuana is highly regulated. For one, people are not allowed to consume pot in public; nor are they allowed to operate a vehicle while impaired from marijuana. Dispensaries cannot sell weed after 10 pm or before 6 am, and marijuana is not allowed on airplanes. Still, legalization represents a huge step forward for pot connoisseurs, many of whom now have access to more weed—and more terpenes—than ever before.
Using Discount Websites
The world of weed has always been highly innovative, and this is still true when it comes to dispensaries. Local dispensaries will often run specials on various products, be they new strains of marijuana buds, edibles, terpenes, or anything else. One hiccup for the pot connoisseur—who is now open to a wide variety of shopping options in this legalized environment—is finding the best deals and discounts. But discount aggregator websites do the work for you. All of the best deals on terpenes and other pot-related items can be found on websites like Cannaberry.com, and the deals will change with the weeks. This is much easier than trying to go store-to-store—it's even easier than perusing through the websites of each and every local dispensary. So, no matter which of the hundred terpenes you're looking for, the best way to find great deals is by using marijuana discount websites.


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In World of Warcraft, a rod can mean several things:
- A weapon variant of a staff.
- A base item created by a Blacksmith that only has use for Enchanting.
- A tool used by Enchanters for the Enchanting profession made from base rods from Blacksmithing.
- An off-hand item.
- A quest item.


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Family conflicts causing anger at the holidays is not an oximoron! Holidays bring out emotions in many of us that we are not used to dealing with the rest of the year, often feelings that are unexpected or even confusing. The worst of those … [Read more...]
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In many families, emotional health is under attack by snide comments and frustrating, irritating actions that can pile up faster than presents under the tree at the holidays. Our worst sides show, as do those of our loved ones, rather than the best … [Read more...]
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In Bangalore, Ford is working with Zoomcar to test a sharing concept that would allow small groups, such as co-workers, apartment dwellers and families, to share a vehicle among multiple drivers. The approach helps consumers who can't afford a car but want the benefits of owning one. Researchers plan to develop a model for vehicle scheduling and managing ownership.
The Experiment
Create a model for easy vehicle sharing among small communities, such as office workers, apartment dwellers and families.
Ford Motor Company is a global company based in Dearborn, Michigan. The company designs, manufactures, markets and services a full line of Ford cars, trucks, SUVs, electrified vehicles and Lincoln luxury vehicles, provides financial services through Ford Motor Credit Company and is pursuing leadership positions in electrification; mobility solutions, including self-driving services; and connected services. Ford employs approximately 188,000 people worldwide. For more information regarding Ford, its products and Ford Motor Credit Company, please visit www.corporate.ford.com.


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Gmail is one of the best communication channels available to us. Developed by Google, Gmail has many awesome features and is free of cost. Many apps and programs now allow Gmail login which has made Gmail users' lives so much easier.
A user might want to create multiple Gmail accounts with different usernames but the only problem that arises here is that a valid phone number is required at the time of signup and a single phone number cannot be used with more than a few Gmail accounts. Of course, one cannot keep on buying SIM cards for every Gmail account that he/she creates. So, for those of you who want to create multiple Gmail account but do not have enough phone numbers, there are a few tricks that you can use to escape the phone number verification problem. Go through this article to get the details of these tricks.
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Create Multiple Gmail Accounts Without Phone Number Verification
Method 1: CREATE GMAIL ACCOUNT WITHOUT A PHONE NUMBER
For this, you will need to use the private browsing mode of your web browser.
1.For Chrome,
- Open Chrome web browser.
- Click on the three-dot menu icon on the top right corner of the window and select 'New incognito window'.
- In the new window, go to Gmail.com.
2.For Firefox,
- Open Mozilla Firefox web browser.
- Click on the hamburger menu icon on the top right corner of the window and select 'New private window'.
- In the new window, go to Gmail.com.
3.Click on 'Create account' at the bottom.
4.Fill in the details, entering your First name, Last name, allowed username and a valid password and then click on Next.
5.Leave the phone number field empty.
6.Uncheck the box 'Skip this verification'.
7.If this doesn't work for you, try doing the same in the normal mode of your web browser.
8.Enter the captcha and click on 'Next step'.
9.Agree to the terms and conditions provided.
10.Your new Gmail account has now been created.
Method 2: CREATE MULTIPLE VERIFIED ACCOUNTS WITH SINGLE PHONE NUMBER
For this method, you will have to change the number linked with the Gmail account you have created already.
1.Go to gmail.com and log in to your current Gmail account (linked with your phone number).
2.Click on your profile picture on the top right corner of the window and then click on Google account.
3.In the Google accounts tab, click on 'Personal info' from the left pane.
4.Scroll down to 'Contact info' block and click on your mobile number.
5.Next to your phone number, click on the three-dot icon and select Remove.
6.You might have to enter your Gmail credentials again before confirmation.
7.Click on 'REMOVE NUMBER' to confirm.
Now, your phone number has been removed from your current Gmail account and will be available to be used for the verification of a new Gmail account that you want to create. This method is safe to use and you can create any number of Gmail accounts with this method.
Method 3: USE EMAIL ADDRESS AS DIFFERENT GMAIL ACCOUNTS
Sometimes, we need Gmail accounts to sign up to some other website and on which we might want to create multiple accounts. With this method, you do not actually create multiple Gmail accounts. But this trick will allow using your single Gmail address as many different Gmail accounts that you might need to sign up to some other website or app.
- Use the address of the Gmail account you have already created or if you haven't already, create one with your phone number verification as you would normally do.
- Now, suppose your address is [email protected]. If you want to use this address as another different Gmail account, all you have to do is to add one or more dots (.) in your address.
- This way, you can create accounts like [email protected] or [email protected] and so on. While all of them will be treated as different Gmail accounts, they all actually belong to the same email address.
- All emails that are sent to any of these addresses will be actually sent to your original email address. This is because Gmail ignores the dot in your address.
- You can also use [email protected] for the same purpose.
- Not just this, you can also filter the emails that you receive on your Gmail by using the 'To:' filter.
- Use this trick to signup multiple times on different websites and apps with your single Gmail account.
Bluestacks is an Android emulator that allows you to use many Android applications on your PC with Windows or iOS. Using this method allows you to skip phone verification and substitutes it with a recovery email instead.
- Download Bluestacks on your PC.
- Open its exe file and click on 'Install now' and then 'Complete' to install Bluestacks on your computer.
- Launch Bluestacks and open it. This might take some time when you open it for the first time.
- Go to settings and click on Google.
- Now, add a new google account to create a new Gmail account.
- Enter all the necessary details like your First name, Last name, username, etc.
- Set up a recovery email. This is a necessary step because if you do not enter a recovery email now, you will be asked for phone number verification in a couple of days. Recovery email is necessary to recover your account at times when you forget your account password.
- Enter the Captcha.
- Your new Gmail account has now been created without a phone number verification.
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These methods will allow you to create multiple Gmail accounts without a phone number verification or with a single phone number if you have one. Now if you still have any questions regarding this guide then feel free to ask them in the comment's section.


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