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The conjunction of Venus with Jupiter and the sextil of Mars with Neptune will leave you on fire. Your inner fire will spread through every inch of your skin, making even the smallest contact with your partner give you goosebumps. Your thirst for passion and lust will be unleashed and your partner will be delighted to satisfy your needs and make you enjoy. You'll happily corroborate that the attraction between you is still very much alive.
Single Pisces, feeling very self-confident, will throw themselves into wooing that person they like. But be careful, Pisces, what you say might show how anxious you are to have their love and the other party won't like this. Take it slowly and don't force anything.
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The quadrant of Saturn and Uranus won't make life easy for professional Pisces when it comes to legal, court, administrative, mechanical or technological matters. For example, if you're a lawyer you might experience a delay due to losing some documents in your laptop or due to a server being down. And if you're a mechanic, some administrative paperwork might be delayed or even cost you a fine.
Communication won't flow with your team-mates and some heated arguments, confusion and reproaches might arise. You'll feel so desperate and uncomfortable that, by the time you get home, you might start looking for a new job,
The new moon in Aquarius in your House XII allows you to connect with your depth, your subconscious patterns and your transcendental desires. It's a day where meditating or writing about your thoughts and reflections will offer you a lot of light and a few epiphanies.
Due to this energy, some insecurities that seemed to be in the past might resurface. When you look at yourself in the mirror you might decide to finally get plastic surgery. The idea of doing cosmetic tourism might occur to you, but you should research it very well before you pay anything upfront.
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Arsenal have been handed a double injury blow ahead of their clash with Sheffield United this weekend.
The Gunners go into the game looking to get one over on the Blades. Last time out at Bramall Lane, a Lys Mousset goal was enough for Chris Wilder's men to take all three points.
However, with Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang already missing through suspension, the Gunners will have to do it without a few key men.
Mikel Arteta has confirmed that both Sead Kolasinac and Lucas Torreira are likely to miss out through injury.
"I don't know, the doctors are assessing him still. He had a normal session yesterday. He has been in some discomfort, we know this season that he had some little niggles. So we have to assess him and see if we can get him fit for Saturday or he will be out," Arteta said of Kolasinac. (Arsenal FC)
For midfielder Torreira, Arteta confirmed things were looking equally as bleak after the midfielder picked up a knock at Crystal Palace last weekend.
"Very similar situation. He trained yesterday as well, but still not 100 per cent confident so we will have to wait and see again", Arteta added.
Both players have been regulars for the Gunners this season. With Arteta looking to build momentum, he would have been hoping to have as big a squad as possible to choose from.
A boost for the Blades
This could well play into Sheffield United's hands. Of all Arsenal's players, these two are a couple of the more hard-working and tougher players in the Gunners' camp.
Having both of them missing will leave Arteta's men facing a problem, especially in the middle of the park. The Blades like to dominate the ball and having Torreira missing in particular, could hinder Arsenal's hopes.
However, the Gunners do have an excellent squad. Regardless of who plays, Chris Wilder will no doubt have his team prepared and ready to go as they go in search of a league double.

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Narendra Modi just banned Rs500 and Rs1000 notes to fight corruption and terrorism
India has decided to end the use of Rs500 and Rs1,000 currency notes from Nov. 09.
During a televised address late today (Nov. 08), prime minister Narendra Modi said that the drastic measure was taken to curb the flow of black money and prevent the counterfeiting of notes in Asia's third-largest economy.
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The Eyes Have It (1958)
Produced by Movietone for the Australian Road Safety Council, this black-and-white cinema advertisement features cricketer Keith Miller. It illustrates the importance of observation and concentration in both the game of cricket and for road safety. The advertisement uses cricket analogies to carry its safety message to drivers and pedestrians on the road. It ends with a direct address to camera by Miller who concludes, if you want to be 'not out in the game of life', play it safe and remember 'the eyes have it'.
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Between the late 1940s and late 1950s, car ownership in Australia had increased from one in eight people to about one in four, and with it came increased traffic in built-up city centres. In this context it is easy to see why raising public awareness of driver and pedestrian concentration on the roads would have been a core component of road safety campaigns at this time.
The choice of Keith Miller as the advertisement's star is inspired. By the late 1950s, Miller had become one of the country's most loved and well-known cricketers of the postwar period. An accomplished all-rounder with a strong build and a handsome appearance, Miller was popular both within and beyond the cricket arena (cricket enthusiast Michael Parkinson once said 'the women loved him and the men wanted to be him').
The structure of the advertisement is built around Miller's wide appeal and draws analogies between cricket and driving. Some of these may seem a little clunky and corny to us today ('if you want to top score as a pedestrian' and 'don't let distractions get you caught out', are two standouts) but they effectively convey the core message about keeping your eyes on the road and watching out for dangers amongst the traffic.
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I made 1, 6 half inch close nipples threaded into the bottom of the barrel with caps, (use a multi drill bit, they thread right in). 8 half inch holes in the lid. I used the charcoal grate from a weber 18" kettle wrapped in expanded metal for the fire pit. the expanded metal is 13" high, with 2.5" below the grate for ash, and 10.5 inches above the grate for charcaol. this holds 12 pounds easy, and will burn at 225 degrees for 10 to 12 hours.
These drum smokers look pretty cool. May be my next BBQ project!
Ok.. so, what's the diff between a WSM and one of these homemade barrel smokers?
Direct cooking over the coals @ 24" and no water pan.
I looked over your pics...
You also mentioned making another drum cooker but modifing, what where the modifications you were thinking about?
I try not to tend. If themps are hanging between 225 and 235 (like they usually do) I don't open the lid. At about 2.5 hours I'll check to see if they have pulled back. I'll check every half hour until they are ready to foil.
The mods I am thinking of making are putting wheels on it, having the holes drilled instead of burned thru and putting pipe fittings or something like that in there that is easier to close off, working out some type of hook system to raise the ash pan out of the cooker instead of reaching down into the barrel.
Got the UDS going for the first time with food. Temps hanging in the 230 range with no problems. I am using my spicewine charcoal grate from the bandera. It barely fits.
I have 2 butts on and 3 slabs of loin back ribs. I am using the Steve Raichlen rib rack I found at Academy($20). It is pretty heavy duty and holds 4 slabs.
Also got the new nutemps going.
Ribs are done. Man, the smell is amazing. Mista, I bet you drive your neighbors crazy when cooking on yours.
This thing holds temps like a dream. 220-240 all day so far on one load of charcoal, about 1/2 bag of royal oak with about 10 briquets of Kingsford to get things going.
The butts are at 150.
BTW, I bought one of the step bits, made drilling holes much easier!
Yea the Drum gives ya that turbo
Yep, 3.5 hours. I was amazed. Almost let them over cook. Got them out just in time.
Temps started going up to 250, plugged up two holes and now they are back at 235. Butts at 155.
Used some peach wood from an old tree I cut down 2 years ago. That is some good stuff maynard. Would like to find some more of that.
You will be hard pressed to out cook a load of coals.I usually end up shaking out the ash when the fire goes out and saving coals for the next cook.
Now if I can just find a webber lid.
I like having the Kettle for burgers and the lid is available
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As you all know, when getting a sale we need to be friendly and understand what other parties want. But ask yourself this; how we can get a sale if we can't even build a relationship between our co-workers?
I know building a relationship is hard; I was having a hard time befriending my co-workers. Of course it's not impossible though, we can build relationship if we took the initiative in doing so. I have this friend who was bullied and didn't want to befriend anyone, because she might "Get hurt". But that's part of life, we get hurt and stumble down, but we get up because we have too. It's not easy but hey, at least we learn right? Learning is part of living; we aren't perfect and no one is perfect for that matter.
Now let's go back to our main topic here, Building a B2B lead is hard because we are strangers. But that's how relationship starts, being strangers. We don't know everyone when we took our first step in this world. We are strangers from the beginning.
So how could we build a healthy relationship with prospect or possible lead? Well, for starters we should have an open mind about them (Even though they have a bad review, they can still change for the better). Of course having said this, we need to TRUST them that they can change at it's not easy to trust a stranger, but if you want to build a healthy relationship between them, then you must.
Last Night, I was with a client (Counseling) when she asked me, "I wanted to get to know him better, but I'm afraid that he might hurt me" of course I didn't reply her with an answer but with a question "How can you know if you won't try?" of course she countered me with "Because a friend of mine told me (Confidential)" then I answered her with "It's normal to be afraid, its normal to get hurt, it's part of living" then the rest is confidential.
A simple problem can be easily solved when we face those heads on. We all have better judgment about certain things but what we lack is trust, I as a person can personally say that I don't trust strangers but I'm willing to trust them with everything I have just so I could build a healthy relationship with them, and the outcome is better than I ever expected. I made many friends along and trust them completely.


text: Joel and Ethan Coen didn't direct Gambit, though you'd be forgiven for thinking so, since this new trailer relies so heavily on those good ol' Coen tropes: wacky dialects and hare-brained crime plots. Instead, the Coens only scripted this remake of the 1966 Michael Caine–Shirley MacLaine comedy, which now casts Colin Firth as a man who's hoping to con his boss (Alan Rickman) with the help of a conniving cowgirl (Cameron Diaz). What ensues is something that looks like a high-energy Coen comedy in the Intolerable Cruelty mode, but it's actually directed by Michael Hoffman. Hopefully, it's closer to his Soapdish than it is to the turgid The Last Station.


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The community of Cusseta is the Seat for Chattahoochee County.
Chattahoochee County was founded in 1854. Chattahoochee was created by taking area from Muscogee and Counties.
From the Census Estimates for 2009, <1> Chattahoochee had a population of 14,402 people. This is a decrease of 3.23% since the last Census (which gave a population of 14,882 people in 2000).
At the time of the 2000 Census, Chattahoochee represented 0.18% of the total population of Georgia, making it the state's 103rd most populous county (out of 159 counties).
The following table shows the recent changes in population. Other than 2000, the population counts have been estimated by the Census Bureau.
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Welcome to your latest Isolation Meditations round-up – here's what we discovered this week.
With the pandemic still raging and all the craziness happening throughout the United States and beyond we try to shine a little light in these dark times.
During this period of isolation, many producers, musicians and labels have been putting their creative minds to work releasing music to help raise money for frontline workers, charities, anti-racism organisations and of course to support the artist themselves in these difficult times.
This week we feature new vibes from Pan•American, Castles in Space, Jonny Drop, Ola Szmidt and Ben Goldberg.
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It's inevitable that when I meet new people socially, occupations come up in the conversation pretty quickly. As soon as I tell them I'm a psychologist, they want to know more. It's nice to be asked, but my day to day routine is possibly not what most people might imagine.
I've been considering writing about my 'typical' day at work for quite some time, but the only problem is that I don't have a typical day. And it's the variety of my work that contributes in no small way to my happiness and satisfaction.
That said, there are a few things that happen regularly.
But first, a disclaimer: nobody lies on a couch in my office and tells me about their dreams. I'm not a clinical or counselling psychologist, so I don't (tend to) work in the area of mental health conditions. I focus on the workplace and our experience of work. In general, psychologists are interested in how people think, feel and behave – my interest is in how they do those things at work.
As I said, my days are pretty varied.
I could spend my day working with clients, coaching, running training sessions or facilitating a team development workshop. I mainly work in the space of 'people development', which can take many forms. But unlike other occupational/workplace psychologists, I don't get involved in selection, assessment or recruitment.
The coaching and training topics I work with are very diverse. They include:
- Stress management
- Career changes
- Adapting to change / seniority
- Relationship management
- Productivity
- Health coaching
- Leadership style
Coaching client are usually referred via their HR department, but I do still get inquiries from the general public, who've usually found me online somehow or been referred by a friend who I've coached.
If I'm not with clients, I might be in 'creation mode', writing content for the company blog, prepping the podcast or writing new content for a leadership development programme.
If I'm on a client site, I might be planning a coaching programme and getting dates in the diary for up to twelve coachees at a time. I work globally, and right now, I'm working with clients in London, Dublin and Barcelona, so the end of my day might feature an anonymous hotel room and attempts to replicate my usual sleep schedule.
I could be coaching someone on the other side of the world via video, or providing telephone support to a colleague who has questions about a project we're working on. Desk time could also involve facilitating a webinar with attendees from who knows where!
One of the big changes I've noticed in the last decade has been the increased use of technology that allows me to work remotely with my clients. Anything that can reduce the time I spend in airports is very welcome.
If I'm very, very lucky, I'll be on the couch in my office, working my way through my reading list and feeling inspired.
So the vast majority of my time is spent with people – just how I like it – helping them to navigate the day to day challenges of work, careers, relationships and wellbeing.
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I just saw "The Last Jedi" and I came away from the theater thinking to myself: What just happened here?
Was "The Last Jedi" a good movie? Can I say it wasn't a good movie out loud even if I felt that was the case? Or was it better for me to refrain until the retreat to the confines of my car was complete?
So what did happen? Well, what happened was what I saw. I saw a movie that suffered from a weak script. I saw a movie that was not cinematic, enough. I saw a movie that lacked camaraderie. I saw a movie that lacked a strong villain. Ultimately, what I saw was a space opera that failed to crescendo.
"The Last Jedi" does have its moments. It just doesn't have enough of them.
So is "The Last Jedi" a good movie? No, it is not. Is it a bad movie? No, it is not. It is an okay movie. That and the 'force' will still do wonders at the box office in case you haven't heard. But as the franchise moves on to episode 9 which is schedule for release in late 2019, it would be nice if we can get a better movie than this one.
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The Captain and His Foe
Avenging Dr. Frankenstein!
The Captain
It has been twenty years since Captain Walton made a vow to a dying Dr. Frankenstein. Twenty years since he watched the unholy creature flee across the ice in the Arctic. He thought the thing dead, for no man could survive long in that place of hellish cold. And he was right, no man could, but a creature is something else. Now Captain Walton has made his way to Paris to fulfill his promise of cleansing an abomination from the Earth.
The Creature
Frankenstein's experiment is alive and well in Paris and hosting a contest for the top scientific minds in the world. It yearns for companionship to make its anguished existance somewhat more bearable. The scientists must work quickly, or the creature will be forced to come calling during the event phase, and it will teach them the contest is no laughing matter.
Story Track
After each lab phase, Captain Walton moves down the story track. If he ever reaches the end of this track, the game is over, signaling that the captain has indeed caught up to the creature and fufilled his decades-old pledge. There may be cards that come up during the game that will help speed the captain further down the track.
An Encounter with the Creature
At the beginning of each round the first player will draw either an encounter or event card. Encounter cards will have a player engaging with either the captain or the creature. Pleasing the creature will gain you rewards, but angering it will cause despair and loss of attributes and/or goods.
Will you choose good or evil?
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The UNFPA Eswatini Country Office Annual Report 2021 highlights progress made by the country towards the attainment of the 3 + 1 transformative results. The report also shares the achievements made under the 4 strategic focus areas of the 7th Country Programme between UNFPA and the Government of Eswatini whose vision is the reduction of preventable institutional maternal mortality by 50% by the year 2025.
The State of the World's Midwifery 2021
The State of the World's Midwifery 2021 builds on previous reports in the SoWMy series and represents an unprecedented effort to document the whole world's Sexual, Reproductive, Maternal, Newborn and Adolescent Health workforce, with a focus on midwives. It calls for urgent investment in midwives to enable them to fulfil their potential.
Amidst the COVID-19 Pandemic, Midwives Save Lives
The aim of these personal stories from midwives and the findings in this report are to stimulate policy discussions and enable evidence-based decision-making at national and subnational levels, and to help countries meet their commitments towards the reduction of preventable maternal death.
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The geophysical and geochemical changes observed in Poas in recent days suggest a fresh magma intrusion from the depths to more superficial levels. The risk of phreatic explosions is taken seriously and the monitoring is being strengthened.
On 6 April, the activity of the existing fumaroles at the new dome in the active crater was intensified.
Poas - Video Maarten de Moor / Ovsicori 06.04.2017
Poas - 074.04.2017 / 11h loc. - intensification of the fumaroles of the dome (upper left corner) and appearance of a new fumarole (center) - photo Max Castillo Bona via Ovsicori
On 7 April, around 11 am, a new fumarole appeared 200 meters south of the laguna caliente; The height of the plume was about twenty meters, while the fumaroles of the dome became more vigorous and higher. A strong irritating odor was observed, indicating the presence of a high concentration of fresh magmatic gases (sulfur dioxide and hydrochloric acid)
Source: OVSICORI-UNA / Dr Martinez
Poas - 08.04.2017 a. View of the mirador; B. View of the creek, the source and the fumerollian field of the dome; C. The source studied on April 7; D. Water is saturated with magmatic gases - G.Avard / Ovsicori-UNA photos
Update 08.04.2017: Ovsicori teams working in the area of the webcam visited the site and confirmed the presence of a new vigorous source. The water has the boiling temperature (~ 90 ° C) creating a creek in the playón and a steam column. This water is rich in magmatic acid gases. The first water analyzes have similar characteristics between the April 7 source and the lake harvested on April 6, with a ph of 0.5.
Source: Ovsicori / Dr G.Avard
Poas - a boiling pool aapears in the playon - Vidéo G.Avard / Ovsicori
Cerro Azul / isabela island - radar interferogram between 8 March and 1 April 2017 - Doc Sentinel-1 / Comet / modified by Marco Bagnardi, University of Leeds.
In the Galapagos archipelago, an intrusion in the form of sill on the SSE flank of Cerro Azul since March 20th is confirmed by monitoring the deformation of the volcano. The volume of magma incriminated is greater than 40 million m³.
An interferogram acquired by the Sentinel-1 satellite shows the deformation between 8 March and 1 April: deflation under the crater of Cerro azul and a net inflation of the SSE flank.
Two scenarii are possible:
- Decreasing of the activity observed, without the magma reaching the surface, the most likely scenario, or
- Possible eruption in the short or medium term, if the magma reaches the surface; In this case, an increase in seismicity should precede the eruption ... which is not the case at the moment. After increasing to a maximum on 21 March, seismicity has since declined.
Source: IGEPN
Hawaii - Sea entrance of the 61g lava flow and the lava delta-2 - photo David Ford / Kapaahu Education Center
In Hawaii, lava flow 61 g continues its entry at Kamokuna, where a small lava delta continues to grow since the end of March. The surface flows remain active on the Pali.
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Welcome back classmates! Welcome to the Class of '71 50th Reunion Website. Here you'll find all the information relating to the Reunion and the Class of '71.
Photos, videos, and more are at our 50th Reunion Recap.
Take a virtual video tour of the Website!
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Converting to a multicandidate committee
A former candidate's principal campaign committee can become a multicandidate political action committee (PAC) as an alternative to terminating the committee. To change the committee type, the committee must amend its Statement of Organization, Form 1.
After the conversion, the committee remains responsible for resolving outstanding obligations, such as debts and unrefunded impermissible contributions. The committee must also address Requests for Additional Information that were received before it converted.
Note that principal campaign committees of active candidates cannot qualify as multicandidate committees.
Changing the committee's registration
A candidate committee changes to a multicandidate committee by amending the Statement of Organization, Form 1. The committee must amend the Form 1 to:
- Change the committee's name. A PAC's name should not include the candidate's name.
- Update the committee type.
- Amend any other information that has changed.
Changing the committee's name and information
Updating the committee type
Senate committees
A Senate committee that converts to a multicandidate committee will file the amended Statement of Organization and all subsequent filings with the FEC instead of with the Secretary of the Senate.
If a Senate committee has exceeded the electronic filing threshold, it will:
- Submit the amended Form 1 on paper to the FEC to change its committee type
- Request an electronic filing password
- Submit all subsequent filings electronically
Registering multicandidate status
A political action committee may register as a multicandidate committee when it has been registered at least 6 months, has more than 50 contributors, and has made contributions to at least 5 candidates for federal office.
To register its multicandidate status, the committee will file a Notification of Multicandidate Status, Form 1M. The committee can use the length of time it was registered before changing committee types, the number of contributions it made in the past, and the number of contributions it received in the past to qualify for multicandidate status.
Learn how to report using the Form 1M.
Changing reporting forms
After converting to a multicandidate committee, the committee follows the filing schedule for unauthorized committees and reports using the Form 3X.
Reporting with FECFile
Your campaign finance analyst or the Electronic Filing Office can assist you in converting a principal campaign committee to a multicandidate committee.
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DURHAM, N.C., August 7, 2017 — Premier Research announces the appointment of Nach Davé, RPh, MS, as Vice President of Global Regulatory Affairs. He oversees the company's regulatory affairs service offerings in rare diseases and across its broad range of therapeutic focus areas, bringing to the position more than 20 years of experience in the pharmaceutical and contract research industries.
Mr. Davé, who previously was Director of Regulatory Affairs at Premier Research, rejoins the company after two years as Senior Director of Regulatory Affairs at PRA Health Sciences. He also led clinical and regulatory affairs at Maxx Orthopedics, a developer of orthopedic medical devices.
He also has held roles in clinical operations, business development, strategic consulting, and medical affairs at companies such as Merck, Bristol-Myers Squibb, Aventis Pharmaceuticals, and Mitsubishi Pharma America.
"Nach's wide range of clinical and regulatory expertise makes him a great fit for our top regulatory affairs position," said Colin Hayward, Premier Research's Chief Medical Officer. "With his diverse experience across the pharma and CRO sectors, Nach will be key in supporting our customers' drug and device development needs – an enormous asset to our customers who include some of the industry's most forward-leaning and innovative biotech and specialty pharma companies."
Mr. Davé holds a master's degree in drug regulatory affairs from Long Island University and a bachelor's degree in pharmacy from the Philadelphia College of Pharmacy and Sciences. He is a registered pharmacist in the state of New Jersey.
About Premier Research
Premier Research is a leading clinical development service provider that helps highly innovative biotech and specialty pharma companies transform breakthrough ideas into reality. The company has a wealth of experience in the execution of global, regional and local clinical development programs with a special focus on addressing unmet needs in areas such as analgesia, dermatology, medical device, neuroscience, oncology, pediatric, and rare disease. Premier Research operates in 84 countries and employs 1,100 professionals, including a strong international network of clinical monitors and project managers, regulatory, data management, statistical, scientific, and medical experts. They are focused on smart study design for advanced medicines that allow life-changing treatments.


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Access to ongoing learning is a major priority for older people around Australia, but opportunities are increasingly limited with many courses over-subscribed, too few resources, lack of accessibility and inadequate funding.
ERA's Ageing Strategies project team believes a new business model is required to address the shortage of informal learning opportunities for older people across the ERA region.
The project team is proposing a new Learners' Market that creates a new style of modern learning for older people.
The Learners' Market will take the self-organising strategies that have been effective in online social networking and adapt them to a community-based group learning structure.
It would create self-organised networks of learners and teachers who could come together in homes, cafes, libraries and community centres to exchange and share skills, knowledge and interests.
Members would be free to barter, sell or volunteer their skills and time as they chose, depending on the level of interest from potential students in the "learning market".
This could provide a simple and logical model for addressing the shortage of informal learning opportunities across Australia as a whole, especially given the increasingly high level of online access around the nation.
The proposal is consistent with the recommendations of the Commonwealth Government's Advisory Panel on the Economic Potential of Senior Australians.


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Penn State York grads overcome odds
- Tabatha Peters, who started working toward her degree 20 years ago, will graduate this Friday.
- Gina Moorehead also will graduate, after having a child at a young age and with little outside support.
- Commencement will be streamed live on Penn State York's website and Comcast channel 18.
Tabatha Peters first started working toward her degree at Penn State York when her son was 2 years old. She juggled a full-time job, a new baby and being a student.
That was 20 years ago. Since then, Peters has graduated with her associate's degree, given birth to a daughter and continued to work toward her bachelor's degree in human development and family studies. Slowly but surely, she chipped away at her course load, bringing her to her final destination: graduation at Penn State York on Friday.
Peters, 46, laughed as she recalled when she began her studies having to mail in her exams, papers and assignments, wait a few weeks and then receive the graded assignments back. To complete a course took eight months, she said.
Things are easier today with technology, which allowed Peters to switch between the Penn State York campus and the Penn State World Campus, an online option for students. As the mother of two children and someone who worked full-time while attending school, Peters was able to work at her own pace thanks to those options.
Help came from the Community Progress Council's Early Head Start program, where Peters worked for 10 years. Each year, the federal government gives money to the program for tuition and training for staff, which Peters was able to use to pay for a class or two each semester.
This kept her academic load light while she worked and raised her children, now 22 and 18, and allowed her to only have to take out a few loans for her most recent semesters while she completed her unpaid internship at the York County District Attorney's Office. Her internship was why she left the Early Head Start program job she had, but she's now a substitute teacher with Head Start and is focusing on finding a new full-time job with her degree.
"All the different responsibilities of being a mom, a student, a wife and just juggling everything and finding time to study and write papers, it was a struggle," Peters said.
She said her children kept her working toward her ultimate goal of graduating because she wanted them to go to college too. Her goal was to graduate before her son graduated from college in New Jersey. He will graduate in May, while her daughter will graduate from York Catholic High School in May and continue on to college.
Peters said she wouldn't have been able to graduate with her bachelor's if it hadn't been for the help and understanding she received on the Penn State York campus. She recalled a time when her son was very young and his day care was closed. She had to take a final, so she showed up to Professor Robert Ferrell's science class with her son in tow, worried she wouldn't be able to take the test.
Ferrell responded by having the child sit at his desk and eat peanut butter crackers, Peters said. No matter what, the college always worked with her to help her succeed.
Facing adversity: Ginia Moorehead, a 24-year-old human development and family studies student, also faced difficulty in obtaining her degree. Moorehead gave birth to her first child at age 16 in Aberdeen, Maryland. Before that, she said, she wasn't the best student; she was rarely going to class, and she doesn't believe she had a grade-point average greater than 1.0.
Her daughter changed her life, though. Moorehead moved to York City to be with her daughter's father and finished high school at William Penn. She enrolled at Penn State York in 2011 with an undeclared major and later decided to major in human development and family studies so she could encourage students who were in similar positions.
For the first three years she attended Penn State York, she didn't have a car. She said faculty and staff of the college reached out to her, gave her rides, helped with her first daughter and her second daughter, born a little over a year ago. On days they couldn't, she walked her daughter to day care before walking to campus for class or to study.
"The people there so supportive. One guy even fixed a flat tire for me, all dressed nice in his work clothes," Moorehead said.
She secured an internship with the Children's Home of York and was hired as a child prevention specialist. She works at several local elementary schools, providing them with drug and gambling prevention programs. She hopes to encourage other students to persevere in their education.
Penn State York's commencement will take place at 6 p.m. Friday. Moorehead, Peters and their fellow graduates will hear William S. Shipley III, chairman of the board for Shipley Group and a board of trustees representative for Penn State University, speak.
According to information provided by Penn State York, 66 students will graduate during the ceremony. The commencement will be broadcast on Comcast cable channel 18, or viewers can stream the ceremony live on the campus website.


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Starwood has now launched Select Member Exclusive 7 promotion for existing members and there are several targeted offers from bonus nights to up to 3 free night certs after 3 stays. The offers are valid for stays between May 1 – July 31, 2015.
There is several Select Member Exclusive 6 promotion going on that is targeted for new members (you can read more about this here).
You can check if your account is targeted for this promotion here.
READ MORE: Starwood Rate & Bonus Points And Miles Promotions
Here are the Select Member Exclusive 7 offers:
– SPG Gold status after two stays valid through February 2017
– 1,500 bonus Starpoints after first stay, 2,500 bonus Starpoints after second stay and 3,500 bonus Starpoints after third stay for maximum of 7,500 bonus Starpoints after three stays
– 2,000 bonus Starpoints after second stay, 2,500 bonus Starpoints after third stay and 3,000 bonus Starpoints after fourth stay for maximum of 7,500 bonus Starpoints after four stays
– Double elite qualifying nights and stays (note that these don't count towards the lifetime status)
– One free category 1 – 5 award after first stay, second one after second eligible stay and third one after third qualifying stay for maximum of three category 1 – 5 awards after three stays
– One free category 1 – 5 award after second stay, second one after third eligible stay and third one after fourth qualifying stay for maximum of three category 1 – 5 awards after four stays
Starwood continues to offer these targeted promotions for "select" members. They are likely targeting those that haven't had stays at Starwood affiliated hotels for a while.
My advise would be to open an account for every family member and relative. Then act once their account gets targeted to one of these offers


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A serie of articles about the spirit of faith and how to embody it.
Other series: What is the Ego?, What is communication?
I have faith
Being faithful is being strong within. It's embracing your own power.
Our strength can feel heavy when we don't accept it.
If I don't see myself as strong, I am taming myself.


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Judge tosses most evidence in dog-hoarding case
A judge has ruled searches of a Cottrellville Township couple's home and property were done illegally during an investigation into dog hoarding.
Circuit Judge Daniel Kelly also denied the prosecution's motion requesting additional charges be brought against Lynn Higgins.
Kelly ruled in an opinion that St. Clair County Animal Control Officer Ken Jewell and Deputy Marcus King violated Lynn Higgin's Fourth Amendment rights.
The first violation was on June 14 when Jewell entered her home after she told him he needed a warrant. The judge said while her husband consented to the search, it didn't make it legal.
"The law is clear that Mr. Higgins' grant of consent does not outweigh Mrs. Higgins' express denial of consent. Therefore, ACO Jewell's search of the home and loft on June 14, 2016, violated Mrs. Higgins' Fourth Amendment protection against unreasonable searches," the opinion states.
Kelly ruled Lynn Higgins' rights were again violated June 15 when King performed "a warrantless investigatory walk around the house."
Kelly states Jewell's June 13 walk into the Higgins' back yard was nothing more than a "technical trespass" — it was just to see if someone was home. King's purpose for entering the property, though, was "for the unlawful purpose of gathering evidence without a warrant."
The judge further ruled that evidence obtained with a subsequent search warrant can't be used at trial because the evidence used to request the warrant came from an illegal search.
"Defendant's motion to suppress is granted as to all evidence and observations obtained as a result of ACO Jewell's warrantless searches on June 14, 2016, and June 15, 2016; Deputy King's warrantless search on June 15, 2016; and the invalid warrant obtained on June 15, 2016, by Deputy King," Kelly wrote.
The judge also stated in the opinion the Higgins' consent June 15 was not voluntary.
"The court is not persuaded that Mr. and Mrs. Higgins' consent was not made under duress or the product of actual or implied coercion. By the time the Higgins consented on June 15, 2016, their rights had already been violated multiple times, officers had been present on Mr. and Mrs. Higgins' property for three days in a row, and the Higginses were told that a search warrant was being processed. Reviewing the totality of these circumstances, it is apparent to this court that is more likely that Mr. and Mrs. Higgins consented to the search and seizure on June 15, 2016, because they felt backed into a corner and had no other option," Kelly wrote.
Lynn and Michael Higgins were both charged with abandonment of 10 or more animals, a four-year felony, after 98 dogs and three cats were removed from their residence at 7585 S. River Road in Cottrellville Township.
Dogs adjusting to new lives after hoarding case
Lynn Higgins has a jury trial scheduled for Dec. 13.
Her lawyer, Allen Wolf, said he's waiting to hear from the prosecutor's office on how the case will proceed and to determine exactly what evidence will be allowed. He said Jewell's observations on June 13 were not ruled out by the judge.
"We're very pleased with the judge's opinions," Wolf said.
Michael Higgins pleaded guilty to the charge Nov. 14 and is scheduled for sentencing Dec. 19.
A call to the prosecutor's office was not immediately returned.
The dogs were taken in by the county animal control as well as rescues throughout the country. Fourteen dogs were euthanized at animal control after showing symptoms of parvovirus.
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Princess Anne: Royal wears mysterious gold jewellery in new video – rare sighting of littl
Appearing in a blue coat, with her hair in her idiosyncratic coiffure, the senior royal addressed the nation. The video captures Princess Anne in a stately room, with large pink roses on the mantelpiece in front of a large ornate mirror.
The video was posted alongside a caption, which read: "To mark the International Day of the Midwife, The Princess Royal, Patron of @midwives_rcm, thanks midwives across for the UK for their great care and compassion in these difficult times. #IDM2020
"Over the past few weeks, hundreds of student midwives have voluntarily stepped into clinical roles, and retired midwives have rejoined the front line to support their colleagues as they care for pregnant women and new babies at a time when they are especially vulnerable."
In her statement Anne made a nod to new midwives and those coming out of retirement in this difficult time.
Eagle-eyed royal fans may have noticed the Princess Royal was wearing an interesting brooch.
READ MORE: How 'resentment and jealousies' could have destroyed Princess Anne and Zara's relationship
While this might seem the norm for the average person, royals such as Anne often wear jewellery they are given as gifts, or borrow from the Queen.
With a huge array of trinkets to choose from already in the Queen's private collection, most working royals regularly borrow from it.
The brooch, which was seen on Anne in Tring in February 2016, can offer an insight into Anne's personal taste.
Anne last wore the brooch in September 2019, to an event celebrating 200 years of Henry Poole banking with Coutts, and the book launch of Henry Poole & Co: The First Tailor of Savile Row.
Anne rarely wears this piece, often borrowing more lavish pieces from the Queen's collection.
Kate Middleton wowed in a video today, also doing her bit to celebrate the work of midwives.
In the video, Kate spoke to a mum who has given birth only the night before.
The Duchess of Cambridge said: "Oh my gosh you must be exhausted."
She wore baby blue, donning a blue top with white chevrons, with pretty gold hoops in her years.


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Both sides discussed 'matters of mutual interest, regional security and enhanced bilateral defence collaboration', Pakistani media reported
China and Pakistan on Monday signed a new memorandum of understanding to boost their already close military relations, as China's Defence Minister and People's Liberation Army (PLA) General Wei Fenghe visited the headquarters of the Pakistani army at Rawalpindi.
Gen. Wei called on Pakistan's Chief of the Army Staff General Qamar Javed Bajwa at the General Headquarters, and both discussed "matters of mutual interest, regional security and enhanced bilateral defence collaboration", Pakistani media reported.
Both also discussed on-going projects under the China Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC), in which the Pakistani military is playing an increasingly prominent role.
Prior to Gen. Wei's visit, recently appointed Chinese envoy to Pakistan Nong Rong conducted a "comprehensive review" of the CPEC projects along with former Pakistan Army Lt. Gen. Asim Saleem Bajwa, who is heading the CPEC Authority.
' All-weather friendship'
The Chinese Defence Minister also had talks with Pakistan's Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Committee General Nadeem Raza, Pakistani media reported, where both sides "reaffirmed their commitment to 'iron brotherhood' and 'all-weather' Friendship."
Gen. Bajwa, the Chief of Army Staff, was quoted as saying that both countries "had been standing together all along, and our relations will be no different in wake of future challenges".
While details of the new MoU signed by the two militaries were not immediately available, it follows another agreement signed last year, when China's Vice-Chairman of the Central Military Commission (CMC) General Xu Qiliang visited Rawalpindi for defence cooperation and "capacity building of the Pakistan Army".
Nepal visit
Gen. Wei's visit followed his day-long visit to Nepal, where he was the highest ranking Chinese official to visit since President Xi Jinping's visit in October last year.
In his meetings with President Bidya Devi Bhandari and Prime Minister K.P. Sharma Oli, both sides discussed "economic cooperation amid the framework of the China-proposed Belt and Road Initiative and military exchanges", the Communist Party-run Global Times reported, adding that Gen. Wei said "China firmly supports Nepal to safeguard its national independence, sovereignty and territorial integrity, and will continue assisting Nepal's military development, contributing to regional peace and stability."
The newspaper noted that military-to-military relations between the two countries were growing, with the PLA Air Force earlier this year sending protective outfits, medical masks and thermometers to the Nepalese military.
Nepal's then Defence Minister Ishwar Pokhrel visited Beijing in October 2019 when both sides signed a 150 million yuan ($22.8 million) deal on military assistance, the Global Times noted, adding that the two militaries had held joint special forces drills for three consecutive years.


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USA: I Was in an Underground Abortion Network Before Roe v. Wade
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Source: https://www.vice.com/en/article/7kb4ma/abortion_underground_roe_v_wade
Photos: In 1971, Laura Kaplan joined 'Jane,' a group in Chicago that performed more than 11,000 abortions before Roe v. Wade. (Photography by Gilad Thaler, graphics by Raquel Rei, VICE News Graphics)
I Was in an Underground Abortion Network Before Roe v. Wade
In the 1960s and '70s, a Chicago group known as "Jane" helped tens of thousands of women get abortions.
by Carter Sherman
January 20, 2022, 12:00pm
In 1971, Laura Kaplan was 24 years old and a recent transplant to Chicago. Kaplan wanted to get involved in the women's movement, and the city was awash in political activism. She found her way to a group of women who, officially, went by the name Abortion Counseling Service of Women's Liberation—but, around Chicago, were more often known simply as "Jane."
If you were pregnant and didn't want to be, you called Jane.
Between 1969 and 1973, before abortion became legal across the United States, the 100-plus women who made up Jane—mothers, housewives, teachers, college dropouts—helped people procure abortions. They estimate that they performed more than 11,000 abortions themselves.
Saturday, Jan. 22, marks the 49th anniversary of Roe v. Wade, the 1973 Supreme Court decision that legalized abortion nationwide and that led Jane to dissolve. But Roe may not see its 50th birthday, since the Supreme Court is now deliberating over a case that threatens to topple the landmark ruling. And if Roe vanishes, leaving states free to regulate abortion, 26 states are likely to ban the procedure.
In order to understand what this future may look like, VICE News turned to the past—to the stories of the people who've had front-row seats to the last half-century's fight over abortion. Kaplan spoke to VICE News about her time in Jane as part of VICE News' new series about the legacies left by veterans of the U.S. abortion wars.
This article, told in Kaplan's words, has been edited for clarity and length.
All that most of us knew about abortion was that it was rare, and that every once in a while, a woman had an illegal abortion and she died from it. When women started talking to each other, they realized that lots and lots of women wanted abortions. Lots of them got them. In many cases, they weren't very pleasant experiences.
There were women who reported that they'd been demanded sexual favors in exchange for the abortion. There was no quality control. But there were some good practitioners. Groups all over the country—including Jane, when we started—sussed out the underground abortion network in their area and figured out who were the competent and non-abusive practitioners, and then helped the women raise money because they were expensive. An illegal abortion cost $500, and you could rent a decent one-bedroom apartment in Chicago for maybe $125 a month.
The original members of Jane realized very early on that just sending somebody off and saying, "Well, we've sent other women and they all come back alive" was not really the best situation for women. And so that earliest group said, "In order to give women power over this experience, we need to take control of this." So they looked for a practitioner who was willing to work fairly closely with them. And they found somebody.
[Originally, the members of Jane thought that this practitioner was a physician. But some women eventually discovered that, in fact, the man wasn't a doctor at all—he had just learned to do abortions from one.]
He was there to make money. He said to me, "I thought abortions were like mink coats. Lots of women wanted them, but only some of them could afford them."
When you break through the wall, it's like going through the looking glass. It's like landing in Oz. Suddenly it's in color and not black and white.
He became very close with one of the central people in the group, and she pushed him to allow other women to come and sit during the abortions. She told me that it was his idea that she actually pick up the instruments. At first, she just said, "No, I'm not doing this." The idea of actually using instruments inside a woman's body was outrageous.
But in this instance, according to her, he talked her into it. When you break through the wall, it's like going through the looking glass. It's like landing in Oz. Suddenly it's in color and not black and white. It takes a lot of guts to do that. But it's exhilarating once you do it, once you break through that barrier that says, You cannot do this.
I came when the practitioner was leaving and the women were taking over. I first found Jane when one of my dear friends from the university discovered she was pregnant from a failed IUD and found her way to Jane. After her abortion, she came to my apartment and she was so excited by the experience. I mean, she just had an illegal abortion, she'd been blindfolded—and she was almost literally bouncing off the walls of my apartment in excitement from this incredible experience she had just been through.
So I signed myself up.
Photo: In 1971, Laura Kaplan joined 'Jane,' a group in Chicago that provided abortions before they were legal in the city. (Gilad Thaler for VICE News)
In 1971, Laura Kaplan joined 'Jane,' a group in Chicago that provided abortions before they were legal in the city. (Photography by Gilad Thaler, graphics by Raquel Rei, VICE News Graphics)
We had a number: 643-3844. That number really had gotten around the city of Chicago pretty good. If someone needed an abortion, she would call that number and she would get an answering machine. Answering machines were really rare. This one, our first answering machine, was the size of a suitcase.
A woman would call and she'd get a message that said, "This is Jane from women's liberation. If you need assistance, if you need help, leave your phone and your name and phone number and someone will call you back." And then one of the members of our group, who was known as Call-Back Jane—very creative with the names here—would call that person back and say, "This is Jane, you called. What are you looking for?" We always waited for the woman to say what she wanted.
I first found Jane when one of my dear friends from the university discovered she was pregnant from a failed IUD and found her way to Jane. After her abortion, she came to my apartment and she was so excited by the experience.
Her information was taken by the call-back person. It would be her name, her age, her address, her phone number, her last period, how many previous pregnancies, how many kids, how many miscarriages, any medical problems.
We would say, "We charge $100. If you can't afford that, what can you afford?" So those cards went to our main administrative person who we called Big Jane—again, creative names—and Big Jane did the scheduling, figuring out who was going to be scheduled on what workday.
Those names were then given to counselors. If I was a counselor, I would call the woman and say, "Hi, my name is Laura. Jane gave me your phone number and I'm going to be your counselor. Let's pick a time when you can come to my apartment and I can explain everything to you then." We would encourage women to bring someone with them—a sister or mother or their husband or boyfriend, whoever they wanted for moral support.
Women would come to our apartments and we'd make a pot of tea and and we would explain all the steps—not just what happened in the abortion itself, but what that day would look like and feel like and what they would see and what they would hear. We knew, for ourselves, the not knowing was the thing that made you most nervous. We wanted women to be as comfortable as they could be.
We never asked women what the reasons for wanting or needing an abortion. That was their business and not ours, and we certainly weren't into judging.
We knew, for ourselves, the not knowing was the thing that made you most nervous. We wanted women to be as comfortable as they could be.
We would say, "So when you're scheduled, I'm going to call you and tell you what day it is, and I'm going to give you an address and this is a place we call the Front, where people just gather. And then in groups of four or five, you're going to be taken to another apartment where the abortions will be done. [The members of the group called this location "the Place."] This is who you'll see there. This is what you will experience and what will happen afterwards. You'll be taken back to the Front. You'll be given post-abortion medications. We encourage you to bring someone with you. You'll go home and we'll keep in touch with you for the next 10 days to two weeks to make sure everything's OK. Here's the kind of problems you could have. Here's what we do about these kinds of problems."
I don't remember balancing my checkbook before that, but here I was doing this life-and-death thing.
The Fronts were mostly apartments around Chicago that belonged to us or our friends. So my apartment got used. You'd have a lot of people shoved together, total strangers. The guys would maybe be watching sports on TV, or there'd be a card game. There'd be food.
In the Place, we worked out of two rooms, so there were two abortions going on at the same time. We did them on regular beds, on plastic sheets that we wiped down with alcohol, with surgical equipment, forceps and curettes. We only used local anesthetic.
I would say to women, "You could do anything but scream, because we're in an apartment."
There were usually two people in each of those rooms. One was a fully trained abortionist and the other one who was called an assistant and usually in training. [Today, people who support abortion rights don't usually use the term "abortionist," because abortion opponents sometimes deploy it like a slur.]
I would say to women, "You could do anything but scream, because we're in an apartment."
The fully trained person would be sitting with the woman and holding her hand and talking with her about whatever she wanted to talk about. At some point, the two women would switch positions—the assistant would then sit with the woman and hold her hand, and the other person would then do the abortion.
That switch was really quite critical. It was a way of saying, "We are all in this on the same level." It's not like the doctor comes in and is in a special position. The switching of the roles was, I think, really key to give women the sense that this was a fluid thing and that we were there to support her. And that she, too, could get off that bed and join us and begin the process herself.
We would say to people, "This is not going to be comfortable. People have different levels of what's tolerable for them, so we can't tell you this is going to feel outrageous. It's nothing you can't handle." We would say that to every woman: "You can handle this."
Laura Kaplan wrote a book about 'Jane' and the group's work to provide abortions for people in Chicago. (Gilad Thaler for VICE News)
Laura Kaplan wrote a book about 'Jane' and the group's work to provide abortions for people in Chicago. (Photography by Gilad Thaler, graphics by Raquel Rei, VICE News Graphics)
You've got to remember that in those days, there were no shelves of books in bookstores on women's health. There was nothing. And women knew very little about how their bodies worked. So we saw our job as really educating women, because knowledge is power. So they would have some power over their own lives.
When we started out, we were just there for any woman who needed us. In the early days, it was everybody under the sun. Students. Housewives. Working women. Black women. White women. Young, older.
You've got to remember that in those days, there were no shelves of books in bookstores on women's health. There was nothing. And women knew very little about how their bodies worked.
Once New York legalized abortions in the summer of 1970, you could fly to New York, get an abortion, and fly home the same day to Chicago for around $300. Our demographics really changed after that. We saw more and more women of color, more and more very young women, women whose circumstances were such that they really couldn't even leave for a day. A lot of women who'd never left their neighborhoods, so the thought of going to O'Hare Airport and getting on a plane and flying to New York was completely out of the question.
By the end, maybe 60 to 70 percent of the women we saw were poor women of color from the south side and the west side of Chicago. Here were women who were very, very different from the women who were in the group, who were coming to do something illegal and trusting—out of desperation, more than anything else—strangers with their lives. We would say to them, "We're trusting you with our lives as well. We're in this together. We're not doing it to you. We're doing it with you."
Was the work emotional? Of course it was emotional. Doctors are trained to keep a distance. We were the reverse of that. Even though we didn't pry, some women confided in us. This is before the battered women's movement, before any talk about incest or sexual assault. Then you have some 14-year-old coming with her father for an abortion? Ding, ding, ding. We were brought into another level of reality.
By the end, maybe 60 to 70 percent of the women we saw were poor women of color from the south side and the west side of Chicago.
Things could have gone incredibly wrong at any point, and they didn't. But the more you do, the more you start feeling it's just a matter of time. Even in the best of circumstances, when you're doing surgery, things go wrong.
We were committing multiple felonies every day. We're talking serious jail time here—not to mention practicing medicine without a license. But that was minor compared to felony abortion charges. In Chicago, typically, when a woman came in with a problem from an illegal abortion, the police were called in right away, and she was usually told that she was going to die, whether she was or not. And so they wanted some deathbed confession. Give up the names.
But the majority of the women in the group—not all, but a majority of us—were white, middle-class young women in our 20s. I think we were in denial a lot. We didn't think anything bad would happen to us. So it was kind of shocking when it did, when we actually got busted.
A woman came to us with her sister-in-law. Her sister-in-law didn't like what she heard, so she went to a local precinct. And the homicide cops followed the driver from the Front to the Place. They knocked on the door, and somebody opened. They wanted to know where the man was and where the money was.
We were committing multiple felonies every day. We're talking serious jail time here—not to mention practicing medicine without a license. But that was minor compared to felony abortion charges.
They quickly figured out who was in the group and who wasn't, because the women in the group wouldn't give up their names. And then they went to the Front and took everyone— boyfriends, husbands, mothers, friends, children—down to the precinct. It was like a zoo. And the seven members of Jane were arrested and put in Cook County jail. They got bailed out and arraigned.
[The bust occurred in May 1972. The arrested members of Jane hired a female attorney, who gave them some interesting information.]
"There's a case that's making its way through the Supreme Court right now. We think it's going to go your way, and if it does, you're not going to serve any jail time." Of course, that was Roe v. Wade, and that's exactly what happened.
In that period, four of the seven women who were arrested decided to come back to the group. I think those four women didn't want the Chicago cops telling them what they could and couldn't do.
We thought the cops were just going to keep busting us. But there was a point at which the attorney told them that if a certain lieutenant had not been on vacation, the bust would have never happened. So then we figured there wasn't a grand plan to get us. And pretty much went back to business as usual.
At the time of the bust, we had something like 300 women waiting for abortions. We did about 100 a week. So that meant whoever was scheduling—and in those days it was often me—had to play God, figure out who could wait, who had to go right away. There's no way to get a stack of 300 cards into 100 slots, no matter how hard you try. And let me tell you, I tried pretty hard.
[In January 1973, in a 7-2 decision, the Supreme Court ruled in Roe. Wade—and the justices' decision legalized abortion nationwide.]
What I can remember, of when Roe v. Wade was decided, was this overwhelming feeling of relief, primarily. First, this was going to save my seven friends, who were waiting on their pending, criminal, multiple felonies. Second, we were only seeing a tiny sliver of the women who needed abortions. It wasn't like Jane was going to save the world. We were only doing what we could do in our little piece of it.
We waited till the first legal clinics opened in Chicago. Then we had a pretty contentious meeting about whether we should fold or continue on. There was a contingent that felt that the abortions that we provided were like no other abortions that women were going to get from a doctor. We didn't feel the medical establishment really respected women. In those days, there were very few women doctors—or women anythings, other than nurses and schoolteachers and secretaries and librarians. So that we wanted to continue, that sense that you are responsible for your own health care, that you make the decisions. To give women this different sense of what a medical experience could be like, where you were the center of it and not acted upon, not the object of it—that was educational and empowering.
Others felt like whatever protection we had, it's going to be gone once the clinics open. We'll be taking money out of the hands of doctors. Nobody's going to come to our aid. Many of us were pretty fried. You know, it was a lot. It was our whole lives. It was all day, every day. So I think a lot of us were feeling it was time to move on.
I worried about Roe's survival—maybe not from the very beginning, but certainly once the Hyde Amendment got passed.
[The Hyde Amendment, first enacted in 1976, blocks the use of federal funds for paying for abortions, except in cases of rape or incest, or when a pregnancy endangers the mother's life. People thus can't use Medicaid to pay for most abortions.]
That was, in a way, the beginnings of a death knell, because one thing that was true pre-Roe was all women, whether they were rich or poor or white or Black or 18 or 40, faced the same or similar difficulties. Rich women could fly to other countries, they would have a sympathetic physician who would sign them in for an appendectomy, that kind of thing. But generally, we were all in the same boat, regardless of finances.
Once the Hyde Amendment passed, there was a sword separating women with means from women without means. For women in most of the country, it's as if Roe never happened. There's no access.
I worried about Roe's survival—maybe not from the very beginning, but certainly once the Hyde Amendment got passed.
Until this current iteration of the Supreme Court, I used to say they'll never overturn Roe, but they'll accept every crazy, crucial limitation that any state presents to them. But given who's on the court right now, I think these people have enough hubris that they may very well likely just overturn Roe. The fact that they let this Texas law, which is so clearly in violation of Roe, stand, tells you where they are.
So is it going to make it worse? Yes. Are women going to suffer? Yes. Are women probably going to die? Yes.
It's important to realize the desperation that women felt, to go through an underground network of women who didn't look like them, whose backgrounds were so different from theirs. Think of that: How desperate you must be. Your life is at stake. Those of us who were in Jane did everything we could to make women feel comfortable. But the difference in those later days between us and so many of the women we counseled—not all of them, but so many of the women we counseled—was so vast.
When I think about it now, all I can think of is how desperate they must have been. They'd heard, "You can trust these women." But still, they had in their minds the crumpled bodies in the alleys, the news stories of women who had been butchered.
I don't think that can be underestimated, to tell you what lengths women will go to, to do what they feel they must. For other people judging them and saying, "Oh, well, this isn't so bad, you can do blah blah blah"—it shows such cruelty and lack of compassion that it's kind of horrifying to me.
Women are not going back. I don't know what form the resistance is going to take. But the resistance will be there.


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Your prayers. They're not fables.
"When you come back in from nowhere, do you ever think of me" The Killers: My List
Songwriters: Mark August Stoermer;Brandon Flowers;Dave Brent Keuning;Jr. Vannucci
I need those eyes to tide me over
I'll take your picture when I go
It gives me strength and gives me patience
But I'll never let you know
I got nothing on you baby
But I always said I try
The Gulkin Gazette Little Ditties: The Killers Continue reading Your prayers. They're not fables.


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Beacon of Truth | Services Of Khilafat For Islam
Beacon of Truth
An interactive English talk show series exploring various matters relating to Islam, the beacon of truth. Recorded on August 23, 2020.
Beacon Of Truth | Services To Islam: Ahmadiyya Khilafat
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An interactive English talk show series exploring various matters relating to Islam, the beacon of truth. Recorded on August 16, 2020.
Beacon of Truth- Monarchical Vs Rightly guided khilafat
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Beacon of Truth|Understanding Khilafat: Monarchical khilafat Vs Rightly guided khilafat.
Beacon Of Truth - Re-establishment of Khilafat
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What was Promised Messiah's (as) vision of the Jamaat's organisation after him? What is the role of Anjuman in the Jama'at?
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Seerat-un-Nabi - Programme No. 1
Shareef Kausar presents a discussion about the life and character of the Holy Prophet Muhammad (saw) on the topic of 'the Holy Prophet's (saw) guidelines for the establishment of peace'.
Deeni-o-Fiqa'hi Masa'il - 20th May 2020
Deeni-o-Fiqa'hi Masa'il
A discussion programme on issues related to Ramadan. Viewers can email their questions and the panel of scholars will answer them in forthcoming episodes.
Communion with Allah | تعلق باللہ
An Urdu discussion program about relationship with Allah. Presented by Nasruminallah, with guests Mansoor Ahmad Mansoor and Tanweer Ahmad Nasir. Presentation of MTA studios India.
Fazeelat-e-Ramadan - Episode 1
An Urdu discussion programme about the blessings of Ramadhan. Presented by Muhammad Sharif Kausar, with guests Zainuddin Hamid and Tanweer Ahmad Nasir. Part 1.
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"Are you only brave on your motorbike, you piece of shit?!"
This astonishing scene - perhaps the most astonishing scene we've yet seen from today's remarkable events - seems to show a bunch of baseej pinned and cornered against a wall by protestors, in some kind of grinding and at this point non-violent impasse.
Here's a translation:
People ask them 'why do you do this to your people?' and the riot guards ask for forgiveness, 'Bebakhshid' they can be heard to say.
'You are Yazid's - the Khalif against whom the Ashura uprising took place -forces', the woman shouts at them. One of the protesters then reassures them that they will not be beaten up, all they have to do is say Khamenei is a bastard. The woman can then be heard saying 'All you can do is kill your people is it?' and again they plead saying 'Please We are not killers'.
A reader adds:
What he leaves out is that the young woman who is heard towards the end yells "Are you only brave on your motorbike, you piece of shit?!" before apparently kicking him as a man tells her to stop.


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INDIANAPOLIS -- Colts receiver Austin Collie doesn't want to talk about the violent hit that left him with a concussion.
He just wants to get healthy enough to play.
In a written statement issued through a team spokesman Thursday, Collie thanked fans for their thoughts and prayers and acknowledged he is feeling better.
"I understand everyone's concern, but I prefer not to discuss the specifics of the play in Philadelphia. I hope that can be respected," he said. "It was a football play. And that's part of football. Now I want to focus my efforts on continuing the gradual process of getting back on the field and helping our team."
Collie has not spoken with reporters since the frightening scene Nov. 7.
Moments after getting his hands on a pass from Peyton Manning, Collie turned to run up the field and was sandwiched between two Eagles defenders. Kurt Coleman made an inadvertent helmet-to-helmet hit on Collie, who crumpled to the ground with his arms frozen.
After about 10 minutes, he was placed on a backboard and taken to the locker room on a stretcher. At halftime of the game, Colts President Bill Polian said Collie was alert and sitting up.
The Eagles were penalized 15 yards for hitting a defenseless receiver. The NFL, which has been handing down heavier fines and threatening to suspend players for dangerous hits, did not levy any additional sanctions.
Polian and Indy's defensive players have said they did not believe Coleman's hit was intentional and that he should not be fined.
"My personal feeling is that the rules we have established would go a long way to protecting players and helping the problem," Polian told a listener on his weekly radio show Monday. "But in the end we still have a hard plastic helmet hitting another hard plastic helmet at speeds up to 40 mph."
The concussion forced Collie to miss all three practices last week and the Colts held him out of Sunday's game against Cincinnati, too.
"Every day I feel like I am improving, and it was great to get back on the field in some capacity Wednesday," he said. "The doctors and training staff here have been tremendous. I can't say that enough."
While Collie returned to work Wednesday, four-time Pro Bowl receiver Reggie Wayne sat out with a knee injury. He went through a full practice Thursday. Wayne has started 112 consecutive regular-season games and played in last season's Super Bowl despite hurting his knee in practice that week.
Middle linebacker Gary Brackett (turf toe), tight end Brody Eldridge (ribs), running back Mike Hart (sprained ankle), linebacker Clint Session (dislocated right elbow) and cornerback Justin Tryon (foot) have not practiced this week and may not play at New England.
Running back Joseph Addai did limited work for the first since hurting his left shoulder at Washington on Oct. 17, and receiver Blair White (shoulder) was a full participant after doing limited work Wednesday.
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This Celtic Pentacle Metal Box is perfect for storing your witchy jewelry, magickal trinkets, or even small Tarot and Oracle decks. The hinged lid opens to reveal a black velvet lined interior that creates a stunning contrast with the silver, antiqued metal. Celtic knot work, triquetras and a Celtic pentacle have been embossed on the top and sides of the box. The white metal has been given a slight antique finish to create an aged look. The bottom of the box has four rubber feet to protect your furniture from scratches. This ornate box will add a lovely touch to any room or sacred space.
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Powerman 5000 Haunting Rob Zombie's Great American Nightmare
Rob Zombie's Great American Nightmare has announced additional on-site experiences for the ultimate Halloween horror event, this year held at WestWorld of Scottsdale in Scottsdale, Arizona, for select nights from September 19-November 1, 2014.
As in 2013, Great American Nightmare will feature a Rob Zombie museum area displaying memorabilia from the groundbreaking musician and filmmaker's movie and music career. In addition, galactic hard rockers Powerman 5000 have been added to the September 19 opening night concert–already featuring headliner Rob Zombie.
Great American Nightmare is a fully immersive haunted house experience featuring three attractions based on Rob Zombie's own horror films: The Lords of Salem in Total Black Out, Captain Spaulding's Clown School in 3D, and The Devil's Rejects.
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The Great American Nightmare's Bloody Boulevard will feature freak shows, musical entertainment, roaming characters, themed food and beverages, games, and vendors each night.
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September: 19, 20, 26, 27
October: 3, 4, 10, 11, 12, 16, 17, 18, 19, 23, 24, 25, 26, 30, 31
November: 1
Hours for Rob Zombie's Great American Nightmare will be 7:00 PM until midnight (Fridays and Saturdays) and 7:00 PM until 10:00 PM (Thursdays and Sundays).
Rob Zombie's Great American Nightmare is a creative collaboration between master of the macabre Rob Zombie and preeminent haunted house producer Steve Kopelman. The event is produced by Rob Zombie, Steve Kopelman, and Andy Gould.
WestWorld of Scottsdale is located at 16601 North Pima Road in Scottsdale, AZ, in the Phoenix metro region.
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