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An immodest proposal
Harold ValentineI nearly married a human
September 23, 2004 August 27, 2019
To say the least, the retro card has been dealt especially heavily over the past five years.
The band Jet, for example, is just one more pop act to benefit from retro’s cure-all, wearing ’70s dirt-rocking jeans and long, greasy hair while ripping-off Iggy Pop’s “Lust for Life” in the band’s hit single “Are You Gonna Be My Girl.”
One band that championed retro well was The Strokes with 2001’s Is This It?, yet they were criticized for being spoiled rich kids whose lead singer, Julian Casablancas, resembled Lou Reed too much in singing.
In hip-hop and rap, “old school” is usually a complement; just look at the method of sampling among the core foundations of these genres.
A new alternative rock band, The Fever, is buzzing. Predictably, they feature cute, ’70s-guy mop tops and song and stage antics resembling heroes from decades past.
Evidently, what makes The Fever (yet another ‘the’ band) distinct is a range of influences. Not only are they influenced by the Rolling Stones, but also hip-hop and more conceptual bands like Devo. According to the latest issue of Filter magazine, this makes The Fever “more than (the) 98 Degrees (of retro bands).”
Already, retro’s phenomenon has become an acceptable sensibility in pop music, and pop enthusiasts have noticed. In general, fans sit in one of two camps surrounding these acts. One says the obvious, which is ‘do something new,’ and the other recognizes that even Shakespeare had his influences. But when is something too much of an influence?
The Mooney Suzuki keeps a straight face while going all the way with creative influences. From mod black clothes to names such as Will Rockwell III the band’s drummer, it seems as though they’d seamlessly fit in with the famous garage-rock compilation of the ’60s, Nuggets.
In fact, this is not true. As opposed to Jet, who on MTV’s recent video awards accepted an award in a reserved — if not sedated — fashion, there’s something pathologically maniacal to The Mooney Suzuki’s business. Check out the reverent, romantic way the band treats its instruments next time they’re in town; it translates into the music.
In regards to The Fever, the best advice is, as always, to judge for oneself. Buyer beware, however — they don’t seem terribly original.
The music market is saturated with nostalgic bells and whistles, so why not simply look up a classic Stones album, which is sure to be good listening?
Furthermore, if you just can’t get enough of that far-out sound, or if you’re in a band that likes playing good music (but can’t create original material), my suggestion for you is karaoke. This party favorite has become a tradition because it has achieved the aim of all media — catharsis. The world would be a better place if everyone sang karaoke.
In the same light as Camper Van Beethoven’s “Take the Skinheads Bowling,” we should have a worldwide policy that demands a karaoke night before war is declared.
If nothing else, it would be nice to see president Bush dedicate a song to Dick Cheney, say Kenny Rogers’ “Through the Years.”
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Submarine!
By Edward L. Beach
Welcomed as the first book about American submarines in World War II to be written by a man who actually fought them, this compelling personal account of the war beneath the sea firmly established Edward L. Beach's reputation as a writer in the early 1950s. Given the survival rate of those in the silent service, it is a story many ... | 2023-14/0000/en_head.json.gz/1601 | {"url": "https://www.usni.org/search?search_api_fulltext=&sort_by=search_api_relevance&sort_order=DESC&f%5B0%5D=date_year%3A2025&f%5B1%5D=usni_author%3AAnthony%20S%20Pitch&f%5B2%5D=usni_author%3AC%20Raymond%20Calhoun&f%5B3%5D=usni_author%3ACaptain%20Bruce%20R%20Linder%20USN&f%5B4%5D=usni_author%3ACaptain%20Peter%20Huchthausen%20USN%20Ret&f%5B5%5D=usni_author%3ADennis%20J%20Ringle&f%5B6%5D=usni_author%3AEdited%20by%20E%20B%20Potter&f%5B7%5D=usni_author%3AEdited%20by%20Paul%20Stillwell&f%5B8%5D=usni_author%3AEdward%20L%20Beach%20Sr%20and%20Edward%20L%20Beach%20Jr&f%5B9%5D=usni_author%3AHarlan%20Ullman&f%5B10%5D=usni_author%3AJoel%20R%20Davidson&f%5B11%5D=usni_author%3ALennarth%20Peterson&f%5B12%5D=usni_author%3ALieutenant%20Commander%20Thomas%20J%20Cutler%20US%20Navy%20Retired&f%5B13%5D=usni_author%3AMichael%20E%20Haas&f%5B14%5D=usni_author%3ARoger%20W%20Jordan", "partition": "head_middle", "language": "en", "source_domain": "www.usni.org", "date_download": "2023-03-20T10:14:20Z", "digest": "sha1:XMBZKSW3LREBRLCS5JWWNT7VU7BIESWI"} | {"ccnet_length": [[0, 399, 399.0]], "ccnet_original_length": [[0, 399, 2111.0]], "ccnet_nlines": [[0, 399, 4.0]], "ccnet_original_nlines": [[0, 399, 86.0]], "ccnet_language_score": [[0, 399, 0.95]], "ccnet_perplexity": [[0, 399, 162.6]], "ccnet_bucket": [[0, 399, 0.0]], "rps_doc_curly_bracket": [[0, 399, 0.0]], "rps_doc_ldnoobw_words": [[0, 399, 0.0]], "rps_doc_lorem_ipsum": [[0, 399, 0.0]], "rps_doc_stop_word_fraction": [[0, 399, 0.37804878]], "rps_doc_ut1_blacklist": [[0, 399, null]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_10grams": [[0, 399, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_5grams": [[0, 399, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_6grams": [[0, 399, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_7grams": [[0, 399, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_8grams": [[0, 399, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_9grams": [[0, 399, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_top_2gram": [[0, 399, 0.04472843]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_top_3gram": [[0, 399, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_top_4gram": [[0, 399, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_all_caps_words": [[0, 399, 0.03658537]], "rps_doc_frac_lines_end_with_ellipsis": [[0, 399, 0.25]], "rps_doc_frac_no_alph_words": [[0, 399, 0.14634146]], "rps_doc_frac_unique_words": [[0, 399, 0.77142857]], "rps_doc_mean_word_length": [[0, 399, 4.47142857]], "rps_doc_symbol_to_word_ratio": [[0, 399, 0.01219512]], "rps_doc_unigram_entropy": [[0, 399, 3.85464468]], "rps_doc_word_count": [[0, 399, 70.0]], "rps_lines_ending_with_terminal_punctution_mark": [[0, 33, 0.0], [33, 44, 1.0], [44, 63, 0.0], [63, 399, 1.0]], "rps_lines_javascript_counts": [[0, 33, 0.0], [33, 44, 0.0], [44, 63, 0.0], [63, 399, 0.0]], "rps_lines_num_words": [[0, 33, 5.0], [33, 44, 1.0], [44, 63, 4.0], [63, 399, 60.0]], "rps_lines_numerical_chars_fraction": [[0, 33, 0.03846154], [33, 44, 0.0], [44, 63, 0.0], [63, 399, 0.01223242]], "rps_lines_start_with_bulletpoint": [[0, 33, 0.0], [33, 44, 0.0], [44, 63, 0.0], [63, 399, 0.0]], "rps_lines_uppercase_letter_fraction": [[0, 33, 0.09090909], [33, 44, 0.09090909], [44, 63, 0.21052632], [63, 399, 0.0297619]], "rps_doc_ml_palm_score": [[0, 399, 0.00587213]], "rps_doc_ml_wikipedia_score": [[0, 399, null]], "rps_doc_ml_wikiref_score": [[0, 399, 0.00130409]], "rps_doc_books_importance": [[0, 399, -11.1095079]], "rps_doc_openwebtext_importance": [[0, 399, 1.68401965]], "rps_doc_wikipedia_importance": [[0, 399, 12.23265383]], "rps_doc_num_sentences": [[0, 399, 5.0]]} |
Better Days 2020 Reading Club – Week 4 – Winning the Vote: A Divided Movement brought about the Nineteenth Amendment
Map by Empire State Campaign Committee, 1914. Library of Congress.
Welcome to Week Four of the Better Days 2020 Reading Club! We hope you enjoyed last week’s article.
This week’s article was written by Dr. Lisa Tetrault, who we read from our very first week about the Seneca Falls Convention. We’ll be learning about the divisions and tensions that arose within the suffrage movement as it pushed for women’s voting rights. Before the Civil War, suffragists and abolitionists worked together for the most part; pushing for more freedoms for both women and black men. But after the war, the 15th Amendment was about to pass, giving black men the right to vote before white women. Prominent suffragists Susan B. Anthony and Elizabeth Cady Stanton were appalled.
After heated debate, Anthony and Stanton left their alliance with fellow abolitionists and created their own organization: the National Woman Suffrage Association (NWSA). Drawing upon the one thing they approved of in the 15th Amendment, their plan with NWSA was to abandon the plan to achieve women’s suffrage state by state, and go straight through the federal government by creating an amendment for women’s suffrage. This ultimately caused even more division within the suffrage movement, and took much longer than Anthony or Stanton anticipated. Lucy Stone, another suffragist who remained in support of the 15th Amendment, created the American Woman Suffrage Association (AWSA) in opposition to Anthony and Stanton. Stone’s plan was to gain suffrage for women state by state rather than federally. Click here for our past post explaining NWSA and AWSA’s relationships with Utah suffragists.
A rivalry developed between AWSA’s state plan and the NWSA’s call for an amendment to the Constitution. This division continued through the rest of 19th century and into the 1900’s, even after the two organizations merged in 1890. Eventually, the 19th Amendment was ratified in 1920. But what was the the story and legacy that suffragists left behind? Surely, not a unified one. And the legacy of the Amendments themselves? They outlawed certain types of discrimination in voting laws but did not technically create or extend “the right to vote.” Neither Amendment was ultimately strong enough to prevent voter discrimination from taking place.
Consider these questions:
What stances did Anthony and Stanton take in their debate with Frederick Douglass about the 15th Amendment?
What organization was formed by Lucy Stone to rival the NWSA? What were their beliefs?
What difficulties still arise in voting due to the way the 15th and 19th Amendments are written? How have people’s legal rights to vote been taken from them?
Thank you for reading along with us this week! Don’t forget to follow the link to Tetrault’s article here, and to download our printable PDF here. We’ll see you next week!
Click here for last week’s post about the bicycle and women’s rights. You can find all of our previous reading club posts here.
Many thanks to Emma Summers for developing the materials for the Better Days Reading Club! Emma is an education student from St. Augustine, Florida. She loves to teach in big lecture halls just as much as she does groups of 2-3 students. Social studies is her passion, as well as chocolate chip cookies and Sunday naps.
Winning the Vote: A Divided Movement brought about the Nineteenth Amendment: https://www.neh.gov/article/winning-vote-divided-movement-brought-about-nineteenth-amendment
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The city of Delhi, also called New Delhi, is the capital of India. Though the city has been one of the Union Territories the city has been given independent state like administrative machinery owing to its size and population. The city is one of the oldest in the country and has a long standing history of its own as the seat of power for various dynasties and kings.
There are various places to visit and see in the city of Delhi and these are a unique combination of the old and the new. The New Delhi travel guide is important for those want to visit the place. There are also buildings and architectures that serve to be an important part of the country’s past as well as its present.
One of the most impressive architectures of Delhi is the Red Fort that is also known as the Lal Qila. This walled city complex was erected by the Mughal emperor Shah Jahan in the Old Delhi region of the city. This had been a seat of power for the Mughals in India as well as the British when the last emperor of the empire was deposed.
The next place of interest to see in the city would be the magnificent Rashtrapati Bhavan or the Presidential Palace. You will also have to see the memorial of Indian soldiers in close proximity at the India Gate. The Rajpath is the ceremonial avenue that leads to the place is a place of all activity during the Republic Day and the Independence Day Ceremonies. This New Delhi travel guide will help you to explore all these places.
Then there is Jantar Mantar – an astronomy instrument that was constructed in the years between 1727 and 1734 by Maharaja Jai Singh II. Among other famous places of the city that is a must see for tourists is the Akshardham temple, Lotus temple, Lakshmi Narayan temple and the Qutub Minar among others.
A tour of Delhi would be incomplete without a visit to some of the famous areas of shopping and bargains in the city – Connaught Place and Chandni Chowk. These are two of the prime shopping areas of the city that will mesmerize you with some of the best bargains and availability of a wide range of products.
Delhi is also in close proximity to Agra that has some of the world renowned sites like the Taj Mahal and Fatehpur Sikri. It would take a daylong trip for you to travel to the place and see these incredible monuments of art.
There are also plenty of options when it comes to accommodations facilities as well as culinary choices. There is plenty to be eaten at various places of the city that are renowned for an array of vegetarian and non-vegetarian delectable. You will have the luxury and comfort of international names in the hospitality industry with star hotels and even comfortably priced bed and breakfast accommodations. This New Delhi travel guide will provide you all the details of these facilities.
New Delhi Important Websites
New Delhi Government Portal
www.delhi.gov.in
New Delhi Tourism Portal
www.delhitourism.nic.in
New Delhi Police Website
www.delhipolice.nic.in
New Delhi Emergency Numbers
Commissioner of Police
Accidents and Trauma
Fire Control Room
Chief Fire Officer
+91-011-23312222, 233144000
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Home Medical Equipment Market size was valued at $ 32.96 Million in 2021 and is projected to reach $ 55.68 Million in 2030, growing at a CAGR of 6.10% from 2023 to 2030.
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When a patient suffers from any chronic disease like Heart Ailment, Kidney diseases, orthopedic problems etc. then there are two options available for the patient. Either he/she can go to the Hospitals and take the treatment, or the patient can bring Electronic Devices which will replenish the basic Medical needs that were supposed to be given in the hospitals. These devices are supposed to be managed at home by a Professional or any Family Member. These devices sometimes reduce the unwanted expenditure at the Hospitals. Home Medical Equipment can be classified into Monitoring Equipment, Mobility Equipment, and Therapeutic Equipment.
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Global Home Medical Equipment Market Overview
Population throughout the world has been increasing year after year. In 2019 it was estimated that the world population increased by 1.1%. The total world population presently stands at 7.9 Billion. On the other hand, technological growth is also rapidly increasing. More and more gadgets are being developed that can cater to Human Needs. Sometimes the use of these Technologies causes the release of Harmful gases in the atmosphere which causes Global Warming, increases pollution. More the population increase more is the pollution level rising.
The Air Quality Index is deteriorating day by day. As a result, this increase in Pollution is causing the rapid spread of Chronic Diseases like Asthma, Chest Infection, Kidney problems arising from the deteriorated water, Heart Ailments due to prolonged respiratory diseases etc. The rise in chronic diseases is acting as a major reason for the increase in the need of convenient medical services. According to a report of the Department of Economic and Social Affairs, United Nations, the world population by 2050 will be such that 1 in every 6 people is above the age of 65 years. These statistics were 1 in every 11 in 2019.
The increase in the Old Age Population is one of the key drivers in the increasing use of Home Medical Equipment. In the countries like India, the culture is mostly collectivistic in nature. When people grow old then their descendants used to take care of them. Due to the busy lifestyle of the young generation with hectic job schedules, there is very little time available for them to visit their ailing parents at the hospitals. Even the expenses are also difficult to bear at times. These factors are playing a major role in the increase in the use of Home Medical Equipment.
The advancement of technologies is making Medical Equipment very easy to use. Most of the work is becoming automated. Most of the old generation people find it difficult to use electronic devices which involve a significant manual process. It is hard for them to remember all the steps. Due to the ease of use by advanced innovation consumption of Home Medical Equipment is increasing day by day. The advancement in technology is coming at an increased cost. This is putting a burden on some section of consumers. This is one of the challenges that the Industry might face. On the other hand, the faster acceptability of the product is increasing in the Asian countries. This is enabling the Industry to access a wide range of customers. This is one of the biggest opportunities that they are getting.
Global Home Medical Equipment Market Segmentation Analysis
The Global Home Medical Equipment Market can be segmented on the basis of Functionality, Distribution, And Geography.
Home Medical Equipment Market, By Functionality
The Global Home Medical Equipment Market can be broadly segmented into Mobility Equipment, Therapeutic Equipment, and Monitoring Equipment.
• Mobility Equipment
• Therapeutic Equipment
• Monitoring Equipment
Monitoring Equipment includes Blood Pressure Monitoring, Sugar Level Monitoring, Pulse Oximeter etc. Mobility Equipment includes Power Wheelchairs, Bath Lifts, Scooters etc. Lastly, the Therapeutic Equipment includes Ergonomic chairs, Therapeutic Mattress etc.Even though all the equipment is having an increase in the demand nowadays. However, the demand for Monitoring equipment is the highest as compared to the others.
Home Medical Equipment Market, By Distribution
The Global Home Medical Equipment Market can be segmented in terms of the Distribution Channels like Pharmacies, Retail Medical stores, and e-commerce websites.
• Pharmacies
• Retail Medical Stores
• Ecommerce Websites
The sale through the Retail Medical Stores stands as the highest so far. This is because the Retail chains are present in the channel for a long period of time. Most of the old people find it convenient to buy directly from the stores rather than buying online. Also, since these are medical equipment people prefer to buy items by checking it physically. However, the sale through the Ecommerce websites is also increasing due to the rise in Smartphone users.
Home Medical Equipment Market, By Geography
Global Home Medical Equipment Market can be segmented based on North America, Europe, Asia-Pacific, and the rest of the world.
The demand for Home Medical Equipment Market is increasing all over the world. But the sale in the United States is the highest. This can be attributed to the increased spending by Government behind the medical sector, lucrative insurance cover etc. However, the sale in the BRIC countries like Brazil, Russia, India, and China are also increasing at a rapid pace.
The “Global Home Medical Equipment Market” study report will provide valuable insight with an emphasis on the global market. The major players in the market are Abbott Laboratories, Johnson & Johnson, General Electric Company, Omron Corporation, Smith & Nephew plc., Medtronic plc., Fresenius Medical Care AG & Co., Becton, Dickinson and Company, Siemens Healthineers AG, Cardinal Health Inc. Our market analysis also entails a section solely dedicated to such major players wherein our analysts provide insight into the financial statements of all the major players, along with product benchmarking and SWOT analysis. The competitive landscape section also includes key development strategies, market share, and market ranking analysis of the above-mentioned players globally.
Abbott Laboratories, Johnson & Johnson, General Electric Company, Omron Corporation, Smith & Nephew plc., Medtronic plc., Fresenius Medical Care AG & Co
• By Functionality
• By Distribution
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What is the projected market size & growth rate of the Home Medical Equipment Market?
Home Medical Equipment Market was valued at $ 32.96 Million in 2021 and is projected to reach $ 55.68 Million in 2030, growing at a CAGR of 6.10% from 2023 to 2030.
What are the key driving factors for the Home Medical Equipment Market?
The increase in the population of old age people, rise in the chronic diseases like respiratory problems, cardiac ailments, etc., and the increase in the demand for convenient means of getting medical treatments are acting as the major drivers for this industry.
What are the top players operating in the Home Medical Equipment Market?
The major players are Abbott Laboratories, Johnson & Johnson, General Electric Company, Omron Corporation, Smith & Nephew plc., Medtronic plc., Fresenius Medical Care AG & Co.
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1 INTRODUCTION OF GLOBAL HOME MEDICAL EQUIPMENT MARKET
4 GLOBAL HOME MEDICAL EQUIPMENT MARKET OUTLOOK
5 GLOBAL HOME MEDICAL EQUIPMENT MARKET, BY FUNCTIONALITY
5.2 Mobility Equipment
5.3 Therapeutic Equipment
5.4 Monitoring Equipment
6 GLOBAL HOME MEDICAL EQUIPMENT MARKET, BY DISTRIBUTION
6.2 Pharmacies
6.3 Retail Medical Stores
6.4 Ecommerce Websites
7 GLOBAL HOME MEDICAL EQUIPMENT MARKET, BY GEOGRAPHY
8 GLOBAL HOME MEDICAL EQUIPMENT MARKET COMPETITIVE LANDSCAPE
9.1 Abbott Laboratories
9.3 General Electric Company
9.4 Omron Corporation
9.5 Smith & Nephew plc.
9.6 Medtronic plc.
9.7 Fresenius Medical Care AG & Co.
9.8 Becton, Dickinson and Company.
9.9 Siemens Healthineers AG
9.10 Cardinal Health Inc.
9.10.1 Overview
9.10.2 Financial Performance
9.10.3 Product Outlook
9.10.4 Key Developments
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One of hip-hop’s foundational principles is repping your city, but it means something more when you have a hometown that is rarely recognized in the landscape. When Drake released his breakout mixtape So Far Gone in 2009, his hometown of Toronto had already been a hotbed for hip-hop talent, but despite the success of acts like Kardinal Offishall and K’naan, no acts had reached true superstardom in the United States. That all ended with Drake: “Best I Ever Had” peaked at No. 2 on the Billboard Hot 100, and he had star power from Lil Wayne in his corner. Just like that, Drake had become the most popular rapper in Canada’s history.
“Best I Ever Had” launched a record-breaking, unprecedented streak of 431 weeks on the Billboard Hot 100. Since his 2009 classic, Drake has become the biggest international hip-hop star ever – and with his annual OVO Fest, a nickname like 6 God (Toronto is often referred to as “The Six,” because of the city’s 416 area code and the six municipalities that combined to make up Toronto in 1998), and the success of other Torontonians, he’s brought his city with him.
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VIBE spoke to six people involved in, or who evolved with, Toronto’s music scene about what the project means for the city a decade later.
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T-Minus
Producer of Nicki Minaj’s “Moment For Life,” Kendrick Lamar’s “Swimming Pools,” and Drake’s “HYFR”
“I remember appreciating the sonic value of the project. Everything felt like a solid body of work. The records felt seamless. Records on that album even inspired my production, even a couple years later. There was definitely something special about the album. It’s really one of the first tapes that brought a lot of attention to Toronto. It really molded an identity that the city still holds.”
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Gavin Sheppard
Founder of The Remix Project, a Toronto-based program to help level the playing field for young people from disadvantaged, marginalized and underserved communities who are trying to enter into the creative industries or further their formal education
“I feel like So Far Gone was received with open arms by the city. People were looking for something to rally behind and identify with. Everything was changing. Methods of distribution and sharing information were further opening up and people were trying to find/describe an identity for Toronto. So Far Gone helped do that in a way that was inclusive.
I feel the entire city was listening to that project when it dropped. Anyone that knew music, knew that that body of work was special, because it was special as a body of work. It was a cohesive project that welcomed people into an intimate world that hadn’t yet been explored in pop culture.
“Best I Ever Had” helped propel Drake to stardom. The ease and fun of the record had such an irrepressible energy. Production was brilliant and Drake was flawless there in delivering vulnerability with an unfiltered confidence. That said, to me, “Brand New” is really what opened the floodgates for Drake and changed everything, though. That’s the record I remember Toronto first really truly embracing and championing, then “Best I Ever Had” took it global. That speaks to Drake’s career a lot since. Confidently walking a line between brutal honesty and tongue in cheek fun, dominating pop culture while maintaining just enough “outsider” status and incisive personal commentary to remain cool and stay relevant.
Drake’s music has always felt very human to me. And that’s about the highest compliment I can pay an artist. ‘Cause what are we doing if not trying to express who we are, what we are doing here and explain the maelstrom or emotions we all have to navigate without a real map? Music is our compass and Drake’s courage allowed for us to honestly examine ourselves, and we love him for that.
It expanded Toronto’s urban cultural identity from being heavily Caribbean-influenced to encompassing the Caribbean identity while also becoming inclusive of so many different experiences. And that allowed so many new voices to participate authentically in this new emerging movement that before were trying to find their footing. It allowed for a city to stop rocking NY fitteds and to start rocking Blue Jays or the Owl. So Far Gone helped give identity and pride. It made people from here, proud to be Torontonian. It made others want to visit and see what the city was all about. Musically it influenced so many of North America’s top creatives today. Culturally, it put Toronto on the map and cracked America (and the world’s) curiosity enough to start a trickle and then a flood of deserving Canadian talent streaming into the global market today.”
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Neenyo
Producer of PARTYNEXTDOOR’s “Sex On The Beach,” “Things And Such / Kehlani’s Freestyle,” “Freak In You,” and Drake and Future’s “Plastic Bag”
“I’d met and known Drake a little earlier from when he had just left Degrassi and that’s when we started working together. So, for me, I was always eager for people to discover how great he is, I just had no idea how big and monumental that intro would be. The hour it dropped I remember Solange and Kid Cudi tweeting it and that’s when I knew his reach and path. We all knew it was special, the world knew it was special. He took risks singing and making songs like no one was to stand out and prove he was creatively more forward than everyone. Before this project, I felt like he was proving he could out rap everyone at a time when everyone was listening to Little Brother. Now he was just proving he could make songs at the level of the best out and have fun while doing it.
Fortunately, our city isn’t swayed by how popular or how much money someone makes; it’s just about how good you are. Everyone took notice very quick that a shift just happened. He also skipped past all the politics and did everything outside the traditional industry system which was a big deal. Drake was the first big artist that might not need a label, which was unheard of at the time.
I remember Boi-1da hitting me on MSN messenger the first week “Best I Ever Had” entered the Top 200 Billboard charts. It must’ve been around No. 80, same time I had a my first No. 1 album on the charts. We were so young and just so hyped and congratulating each other for these “milestones.” Seems crazy now to think of Drake not on the charts.
I feel like what has it done for music, for how people put together rollouts, for songwriting and storytelling? It was pivotal in giving way to Partynextdoor and The Weeknd, and what would music sound like without those three?”
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Jazz Cartier
Recording artist
“I remember being in school in Connecticut when it dropped, refreshing OVO’s Blogspot and it was late by like an hour or something. Had me trippin’. (Laughs) The cover alone let me know this was gonna be something different. “Love and Money” was almost like you can’t have both and find happiness. The moment I heard “Lust for Life,” it felt like Toronto.
If you had any sense in your body you knew what was about to happen. For a lot of people So Far Gone was their introduction to Drake. For me, seeing the growth from Room For Improvement to Comeback Season then So Far Gone, it just felt like he honed in on his sound. N***as were putting out mixtapes, but Drake presented a mixtape that sounded better than any album out. What he did is bridged all sides of the blog era on one project—Lykke Li, Santigold, Lil Wayne, Omarion, Lloyd and Bun B. (Laughs) Like, how does that happen and not come off forced? That’s also Toronto in nutshell.
I can’t speak for everybody, but as an aspiring artist I think it meant the world to a lot of us. When I finally went back in March you couldn’t escape it. So Far Gone is the blueprint to the Toronto sound. I modeled my first mixtape, Marauding in Paradise, after it. It gave kids like myself hope that somebody who did the same sh*t as us can take things to the next level. We always had it harder coming from Toronto and breaking into America. Fast forward 10 years later and a lot of the biggest records, artists and producers have come from Toronto. It was bound to happen eventually, but SFG changed the way the world saw Toronto as a city.”
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Lola Plaku
Owner of Lola Media Group, a full service digital, artist management, and artist marketing agency
“I think we all live in bubbles at times, work, school, family, etc. and the Toronto music industry was its own bubble. People made music and moves within that bubble and that felt like enough. Drake burst that bubble. So speaking strictly from the perspective of someone who was not just a fan or a regular consumer, I saw it both ways. I saw the dismay it caused among people who were not expecting this type of support for him, but I also saw how excited people were of the ceilings Drake was about to break. Once the tape dropped, it engulfed Toronto and music fans everywhere really. Everyone became a Drake fan.
From 2004 until about 2009 I used to write for HipHopCanada. I was the editor during that time as well, so I was very much aware of all the music coming out of the city and other parts of Canada. There were a few artists that had already created a wave for Canadian rap, ones that we all respected and admired. Then was a new group of artists; we were all in the scene together, coming up together in a way. Drake was just coming up then (2005-2007). He was focusing on his music career outside of his TV work, and he was a part of this new group as well. By the time So Far Gone dropped, he had already gained the support of local media, radio, tastemakers, but the drop of that project was like a tsunami hit the city (musically) and changed the landscape forever. What was coming across my desk at that point was mainly rap, just rap. Artists imitating the sound of what was coming out of New York or Atlanta or whatever, which didn’t really break south of the border. Drake offered something different, something everyone could bop their heads to, or relate to. He wasn’t just a “Toronto rapper.” I remember traveling outside of the country and hearing songs like “Houstalantavegas” or “Uptown,” or “Best I Ever Had” or “Successful” and thinking, “this is someone from my city these people are all listening to.” It felt like an extension of all of us. Honestly, it was an unparalleled feeling.
There was something special about it. People were playing the project in its entirety, not just one song or two songs. Kids everywhere wanted to be a part of the movement, wear the gear, etc. That’s when you know someone is not just making great music, they are creating a legacy.
This project allowed Drake to soar. Drake not only as an individual, but as a business, created incredible opportunities for Canadian artists. He sparked a conversation, and that conversation was, “Where did this sound come from? Who was a part of it? Are there others like him? Who else have we overlooked from this city?” And so, Toronto got on the map. People were checking for our artists and it felt good. Because now, Canadian artists can finally direct the conversation not just aspire to be a part of it.
This is not about So Far Gone but about “Replacement Girl,” the song Drake dropped with Trey Songz in 2007 from Comeback Season. I remember I was in Atlanta with a few other friends from Toronto when the video dropped. And I remember it came on BET in the middle of the day, I think it was Joint of the Day or something like that. And we all screamed like it was our video on TV. We recognized the people in the video. My friend Neeks was a dancer in it, we were like, “Yooooo, that’s our people!” It was the first time a Canadian artist of my era had been on BET, or just any U.S. media platform, and I was in the U.S. watching this, with my Canadian friends. I think we all called our friends like, “Oh my God, you’re on TV in America!!” How crazy is that? Now Canadian artists make up for a huge percentage of Billboard and Top 40 charts and No. 1 hits.”
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“A lot of people f**ked with it but there were also a lot of haters that underestimated Drake because of his career as an actor. Screwface capital. It was something that was coming out of the city that was able to achieve global attention. I remember hearing “Best I Ever Had” on the radio when I was living out in Florida and thinking, “Damn, a Toronto kid on the radio out here. Dope.”
I think it’s done a lot [for the city]. The Drake effect is something that’s very real. There were artists before him that laid down the foundation in the city; artists that were and are incredibly talented, that built this early hip-hop culture in Toronto. I think what Drake did was be able to grow beyond that and solidify a foundation for a long career, not just in Canada, but worldwide. A career that’s obviously stood the test of time. So Far Gone was the beginning in many ways for the rest of the world to embrace a part of our culture and city.”
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LGBTQ History in Public Schools Is the Next Gay Rights Frontier
Teaching LGBTQ history in public schools represents something much deeper than just that—it's the affirmation of the personhood of LGBTQ students.
by Adam Kirk Edgerton
August 25, 2016, 7:00pm
Illustration by Lili Emtiaz
In an otherwise insane election year, all is quiet on the education front. Due in part to pushback against No Child Left Behind and the Common Core, the presidential nominees from both parties seem to have accepted that the federal government is in a pretty bad position to enact meaningful K-12 educational policy and has resigned itself to letting state legislatures deal with the issue.
But when it comes to teaching minority history, particularly LGBTQ history—those LGBTQ narratives and historical figures that made key contributions toward changing the trajectory of American history—standards enacted at the federal level may be preferable, because individual states have repeatedly obscured and omitted minority narratives from historical curricula.
Last month, California became the first state to include LGBTQ history in its public school curriculum, with the passage of "a new History-Social Science Framework that includes 'a study of the role of contributions' of minority groups, including 'lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender Americans,'" as reported by the Los Angeles Times.
California has shown an unusual willingness to be on the right side of history when it comes to how we teach the subject. While "spirited debate" accompanied the state's decision to include LGBTQ history in its curriculum, the state superintendent of public instruction ultimately announced it as a "big win for our students." The new history standards were only made possible by a 2012 law known as the Fair, Accurate, Inclusive, and Respectful (FAIR) Education Act, which mandated the inclusion of historic contributions by the LGBTQ community, the disabled and other minority groups in public curricula. It took until this year for the new curricula to undergo public comment and finally see approval.
"History should be honest," California governor Jerry Brown said at the the law's signing. And it should be—on a national scale. But California is the first and only state to include LGBTQ history in its content standards. Similar battles have failed in states and cities like New Jersey and New York, and at least eight states have enacted laws that discriminate against LGBTQ people in sexual education curricula. Lambda Legal, an LGBTQ and HIV-rights legal group, notes that "schools and teachers may misapply these laws, in practice, as barring more than they actually do"—meaning that schools in states like Utah, whose Code § 53A-13-101 prohibits health instruction that includes "the advocacy of homosexuality," may extend such a prohibition to other areas of instruction, like history and social studies.
States other than California have shown a preternatural ability to bungle the teaching of minority history. While the California mandate drew a predictable outcry from conservative media outlets like Breitbart, with right-wing bloggers raising objections about the idea of teaching LBGTQ history to second graders, many children at that age are already learning that slavery wasn't the main cause of the Civil War—in Texas, children learn it was caused by "sectionalism, states' rights, and slavery," in that order.
In six states, the internationally recognized Advanced Placement history curricula has been challenged because lawmakers claim it shows "liberal bias." Similarly, "religious freedom" has been invoked to justify discrimination within school curricula before, or to allow parents to opt out or censor books; for example, in North Carolina, a teacher was encouraged to resign simply for reading a picture book in which a prince falls in love with another prince. This discrimination and fear bleeds over into basic classroom interactions and feeds our reluctance to challenge exclusionary curricula.
"In the US, education in general has a large problem," Tyler Curtain, a professor at the University of North Carolina and Duke University, told me. "The left has imagined that it is not their job to form children into moral beings and to instill moral practices of citizenship that make a strong commonwealth. But the right says our educators should instill moral values, which is to say civic values, which is simply nationalistic pride."
"To take one example," he continued, "Stonewall wasn't a rejection of America and its ideals. Drag queens, gay men, and lesbians threw bricks and bottles, and we demanded to be let into America. To tell our story is to say, this is how we were integrated into the very narrative that is America, built on the strength and perseverance, and claim on equality of law that is the core of the American soul."
The teaching of LGBTQ history is essential in affirming the personhood of LGBTQ students, some 40 percent of whom will consider suicide in a year, as it shows them the full extent of how visible and relevant to the course of 20th-century history sexual minorities really were.
On a national level, the federal government has shied away from promoting specific content standards in history curricula; in fact, the US Department of Education is actually prohibited from determining what's taught in classrooms, per Title 20 U.S. Code § 7907, which states that "no funds provided to the Department under this chapter may be used… to endorse, approve, develop, require, or sanction any curriculum." The agency can still attach financial incentives to encourage state-by-state adoption of specific educational programs under separate legislation, as it did with Race to the Top, a program that awards grants to states that enact federally recommended educational reforms.
A 2013 school climate survey by the Gay, Lesbian, and Straight Education Network (GLSEN), an organization that advocates for LGBTQ equality in public schools, found that fewer than 1 in 5 US students between the ages of 13 and 21, of whom 58.8 percent identified as gay or lesbian, said that LGBTQ topics in their schools were covered in a positive way—and the same number said they were covered in a negative way. LGBTQ people must refuse to cower from saying that we have always existed, and we must make the inclusion of our narratives in classroom lesson plans an integral part of our fight for equality. How much will Obergefell v. Hodges and United States v. Windsor matter 10 years from now if children never learn about those Supreme Court cases in class? Some policy decisions are better made locally or at the state level, but some are too fundamental to our national health to be left to majority rule. If we are to say the lives of young LGBTQ Americans matter, we must prioritize the teaching of our forgotten history in every state in the union.
Adam Kirk Edgerton is a PhD Student in Education Policy at the University of Pennsylvania. Follow him on Twitter.
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Victoria Caña
Lead Producer and Game Designer in Los Angeles
Victoria Caña is a management consultant turned game developer on a mission to bring more diverse, accessible, and inspiring games to the world. By day, she is a Lead Producer at Riot Games for Legends of Runeterra where she oversees a multi-disciplinary team of developers to create new, exciting gameplay content for players. By night, she is a co-founder and game designer at Cat Quartet Games, a boutique tabletop game studio that publishes independent board games and offers game development services to large publishers.
Before Riot, Victoria was a producer and product strategist at Wizards of the Coast where she worked on some of the most beloved games of all time: Magic: the Gathering and Dungeons & Dragons. While at WotC, Victoria co-founded Wizards of Color & Allies, an employee resource group dedicated to cultivating a community where BIPOCs can thrive at work and feel represented in WotC’s products.
In her free time, Victoria is on the Board of Directors for the charitable organization Game Pathways, mentors marginalized game developers in the Code Coven program, and designs independent tabletop and digital game experiences such as the award-winning Gladius, Hazel the Plant Witch, and Lam’s Untitled Neon.
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[ARCHIVED] Our Law Just Grew; Rear Face until 2
A new law was signed on Friday and will go into effect in January 1, 2019 that requires all children must ride rear facing in a car seat until the age of 2. It is well documented that the safest position for a young child to ride is in a rear facing car seat. The design of a car seat provides better protection to an infant and toddler while rear facing. In a collision the child will ride back into the seat and be enveloped in the protection of the seat. The plastic body of the seat will provide head, neck and back stability greatly reducing the risk of a spinal or head injury. When the child is forward facing they are protected by the 5 point harness. This allows the child to jolt forward in a collision exposing the head and neck to injury. Children under two years of age are still developing head and neck muscles and need the extra protection in an accident. The actual language of the law states " When any person is transporting a child in this state who is under the age of two years in a motor vehicle of the first division or a motor vehicle of the second division weighing 9,000 pounds or less, he or she shall be responsible for properly securing the child in a rear facing child restraint system unless the child weighs 40 or more pounds or is 40 or more inches tall." Public Act 100-0672
Please contact the Fire Department if you need assistance in properly installing your car seat. (708) 748-5605
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The right-wing drag panic is not about men wearing women’s clothing
For some, drag is harmless fun — until somebody does it for the wrong reasons
Perspective by Monica Hesse
March 16, 2023 at 6:00 a.m. EDT
Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee (R) delivers a speech in February. (Mark Zaleski/AP)
Earlier this month, Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee (R) became the first governor to sign into law a bill prohibiting certain kinds of drag performances. More specifically, the bill prohibited “adult cabaret” in locations where minors might be present, including “topless” or “exotic” dancers, but also “male or female impersonators who provide entertainment that appeals to a prurient interest.”
In a late-breaking plot-twist, shortly before the bill was signed, someone posted a picture on Reddit: a black-and-white photo from Lee’s 1977 high school yearbook. In it, a young man — allegedly Lee as a teenager — wore a miniskirt, pearls and a wig. When asked about the photo, the governor did not confirm or deny that it was him in the photograph. Neither did a spokesperson for the governor, who replied to reporters via email that Tennessee’s bill “specifically protects children from obscene, sexualized entertainment, and any attempt to conflate this serious issue with lighthearted school traditions is dishonest and disrespectful to Tennessee families.”
We do not want to be disrespectful, to anyone. But because the language of the bill is rather vague — “prurient interest” can mean a wide variety of things to a wide variety of people — we might need to explore the difference between a “lighthearted” tradition and the sort of thing that Tennessee is now outlawing.
What if the governor donned a dress not as a teenager but as an adult, right now? What if, instead of a high school tradition, the dress-up bit was part of a silly shtick for the town follies? What if Lee were to add some prosthetics to the ensemble? What if the event was a charity look-alike contest for Tennessee’s own Dolly Parton, the beloved country-music icon? What if the governor generously stuffed a bra in his attempt to approximate the singer’s famous physique? Would that be crossing the line into “prurient interest,” or are we still just having a laugh? (Perhaps it would depend on how sultry the governor made his performance of “Touch Your Woman.”)
These are silly hypotheticals, but as long as politicians see the need to make new laws delineating between harmless fun and dangerous obscenity, we might as well talk about where the line is and why. Because something tells me nobody’s about to start legislating against, say, the Tennessee Titans cheerleading uniforms, no matter how much cleavage they show or how publicly they perform or how many minors are in the stands.
I emailed Sen. Jack Johnson (R), the Tennessee state senator who sponsored the bill, to see if he could shed any light on this piece of legislation. Was there a particularly long history of Tennessee children being injuriously exposed to obscene female impersonators? Is this a big problem in his state? What prompted the bill?
Johnson’s press secretary sent me back a statement on his behalf. “I have seen videos of sexually graphic performances where children are present, and it is absolutely despicable,” the statement read. It went on to say that the bill “does not ban drag shows in public. It simply puts age-restrictions in place to ensure that children are not present at sexually explicit performances.”
Free speech advocates worry about the murkiness of the law — “We are concerned that government officials could easily abuse this law to censor people based on their own subjective viewpoints of what they deem appropriate,” the ACLU tweeted.
Broader pieces of legislation are up for debate in states all around the country. Nebraska, Kentucky, West Virginia, South Carolina, Texas, Montana, Kansas and Oklahoma all have various anti-drag bills on the table. A bill proposed in Missouri prohibits activities where drag queens engage in “learning activities with minor children present,” and specifically mentions drag queen story hours.
Could a man like Lee, as part of some fundraising dare — I’ll do it if we raise a million dollars — dress as Dolly Parton and then read out loud from one of the books from her Imagination Library, which provides free monthly books to children?
You know what, I think he could. Because here’s the thing. I don’t think that the supporters of these bills have a problem with drag when it’s the right kind of drag. And the right kind of drag is when a straight man does it as a gag, a dare or a humiliation. When the joke is how bad he looks or how silly this all is; when it’s Arnold Schwarzenegger in “Junior” or Robin Williams in “Mrs. Doubtfire” or Tom Hanks in “Bosom Buddies” or Tyler Perry as Madea, or any number of teenage boys who have borrowed their girlfriends’ cheerleading uniforms and received whoops and catcalls while acting in the senior class skit or another “lighthearted school tradition.”
Earlier in March, protesters targeted a Michigan bookstore for hosting a drag queen story hour, the type of event that they’re trying to outlaw in Missouri, and which lately has become a fixation of the pronoun-panic crowd. I looked up photos. The performer in attendance was dressed in a poofy ballgown. She looked like a Disney princess. The book she was reading, “Pete the Cat’s Groovy Imagination,” was about an animal finding creative ways to drum up fun on a rainy day.
Michigan is controlled by Democrats, so the right-wing (ahem) economic anxiety around gender there hasn’t translated to statewide bans. Still, the local GOP encouraged people to protest the event. “Adult sexuality introduced to a child — especially outside of the family unit — is not ‘playful’ or safely entertaining,” read a statement from the Oakland County GOP. “It is at best inappropriate, and at worst, criminal.”
Where do they get the idea that a modest ballgown introduces “adult sexuality?”
I think that people who say they have a problem with drag really only have a problem with drag when the message is that it’s okay to feel good about wearing a dress. When the message is that men can put on makeup and celebrate what it means to look or feel feminine, not just mock it. When the message is that doing so doesn’t make you some kind of degenerate.
I reached out to Nino Testa, a professor at Texas Christian University who studies the art of drag performances, to see if he could articulate this concept better, and he absolutely did:
“It’s very clear that these anti-drag initiatives and bills are articulating a specific value: that queerness itself is undesirable and that children should not be told otherwise,” Testa wrote back. He told me about “womanless weddings,” a fascinating Southern tradition dating back to the beginning of the early 20th century, where a group of men would act out a wedding ceremony, playing the bride, bridesmaids and flower girls alike. These events were seen as fun entertainment, not inappropriate sexualization.
“When one set of performers engages in these practices and utilizes these aesthetics, it is unremarkable, when another set of performers does it, it is considered lewd,” Testa wrote. “This is because of age-old antiqueer tropes that position all queer people as sexual predators and social deviants.”
Unfortunately, those age-old biases are not easy to shed at a societal level, especially when they are fanned by fear-based state legislation.
As for addressing them on an individual level, this is my modest proposal: pretend the drag performer in question is the governor of a conservative southern state. Pretend it is he who put on the miniskirt and wig. Ron DeSantis. Greg Abbott — really, any of them will do. If you can find a way to see this performance as a lighthearted lark, not something sexual or shameful, then leave the drag queens alone.
The other thing people who are squeamish about drag performances could do is attend some drag shows. Particularly the broad-daylight variety, the ones associated with street festivals or held in libraries — the ones children are likely to actually encounter.
The messaging is not “prurient.” The messaging is that people can look all kinds of different ways and still be contributing members of society. That make-believe and imagination are important. 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In remarkable exchange, Trump offers startling view of role of free press
By Greg Sargent
February 1, 2019 at 9:54 a.m. EST
Ever since Donald Trump set the tone for his presidency by berating the press for accurately reporting on his paltry inaugural crowd size and attacking the media as the “enemy of the American people,” journalists and commentators have tried to persuade Trump to take two things seriously in his role as president.
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First, that the role of the free press is to hold the powerful to account. And second, that President Trump’s attacks on the news media have dangerous consequences, both at home and around the world.
In a remarkable new exchange, the publisher of the New York Times pressed Trump at length on both these points. The results were startling. Trump displayed only the dimmest awareness that his attacks on the press might be having severely negative effects, while repeatedly reverting into a tone that alternated between megalomaniacal self-congratulation and self-imagined victimization, and largely refusing to accept responsibility for those consequences.
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The discussion, which aired Friday morning on “The Daily” podcast, is worth a close look. First, Times publisher A.G. Sulzberger tells Trump that his attacks on the press are resonating “globally, on every continent.” Then this happens:
SULZBERGER: As I’ve talked to my colleagues around the globe … particularly working in countries where a free press is an already tenuous thing, they say that they are increasingly of the belief that your rhetoric is creating a climate in which dictators and tyrants are able to employ your words in suppressing the free press …
TRUMP: Would you say more so now than over the last five years?
SULZBERGER: Yes.
TRUMP: Right now? I mean, more so now than even a year ago?
SULZBERGER: Yes. And I think —
TRUMP: I’m not happy to hear that.
Trump seems dimly curious about the global impact of his rhetoric, and allows that he is “not happy” to hear that dictators and tyrants are employing it to suppress the free press. That’s a start, right? Sort of. Then comes this:
SULZBERGER: The United States and the occupants of your office have historically been the greatest defenders of the free press, and —
TRUMP: And I think I am, too. I want to be. I want to be.
Trump hears a variation on the word “great” applied to his predecessors, and his immediate instinct is to crave similar recognition. So he describes himself as a great defender of the free press, before catching himself and remembering that he should make his defense conditional.
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Sulzberger presses Trump directly on whether he is “aware of these broad consequences” that his attacks on the press are having around the world. Trump questions this premise, then continues:
TRUMP: I do notice that people are declaring more and more fake news. ... I even see it in other countries. I don’t necessarily attribute that to me. I think I can attribute the term to me. I think I was the one that started using it.
Trump recognizes that he’s inspiring international imitators but, despite having just been informed that those imitators are dictators and tyrants, nonetheless treats this as a sign of the power of his branding. He does display a moment of modesty, in declining to take credit for the global use of the phrase “fake news,” before praising himself for inventing it.
Then Sulzberger presses harder on the consequences this is having:
SULZBERGER: The phrase “fake news,” you’re exactly right, it has been embraced globally. And several countries have actually banned fake news. But it was a technique to actually ban an independent media. ...
TRUMP: Right, I’ve seen that. I don’t like that. ... I do think it’s very bad for a country when the news is not accurately portrayed.
A bit later, Trump explains the sort of inaccurate coverage that troubles him. “I do believe I’m a victim of that, honestly,” he says. “I don’t know why. Because I really think I’m doing a great job."
So once again, Trump grudgingly suggests it might be a problem that his powerful branding has been used to suppress independent media, before slipping right back into claiming that the real problem is … fake news. Particularly in the form of unflattering stories about him.
At this point, Sulzberger tries to get Trump to understand that the press’s role is to scrutinize the powerful:
SULZBERGER: That chair right there that you’re sitting in is the most powerful seat on earth. And it comes with scrutiny and questions. ...
TRUMP: I don’t mind a bad story if it’s true. … I’ve had bad stories — very bad stories — where I thought it was true. And I would never complain. But when you get really bad stories where it’s not true, then you sort of say, “that’s unfair.”
If Trump thinks a bad story about him is true, then he’s fine with that story. It’s just that most of the bad stories about him aren’t true, and he gets to say whether any given story is true or not.
A bit later, Times reporter Maggie Haberman, who was also present, asks Trump: “What do you see the role of the free press as? What do you think the press does?”
“It describes and should describe accurately what’s going on,” Trump replies, adding that accurate and fair news coverage is “a very, very important and beautiful thing.”
And what might that look like? A bit later, he reveals what’s been nagging at him all along:
TRUMP: I came from Jamaica, Queens, Jamaica Estates, and I became president of the United States. I’m sort of entitled to a great story — just one, from my newspaper.
And there you have it. Trump is “entitled” to media recognition of the greatness of his ascension to the presidency, and he appears genuinely puzzled that it hasn’t been forthcoming, just as he had previously expressed puzzlement that the press has declined to accurately reflect the great job he is doing.
A few months ago, Fox’s Chris Wallace pushed Trump at length on these matters, and he similarly declared that he’s perfectly happy to accept negative news coverage of himself, provided it’s accurate, while also essentially asserting that only he gets to say when negative coverage actually is accurate, which is rarely to never.
As Jonathan Chait commented at the time: “By his circular logic, any attempt to question Trump is inherently false, since the act of challenging Trump reveals the source to be dishonest.”
In this latest case, we saw Trump’s circular logic go global, before rebounding back to where it always ends up: Sure, it might be a bad thing that dictators and tyrants are taking inspiration from his attacks on the independent press, but this might not be happening if there weren’t so much fake news. Exhibit A being, of course, the fake-news treatment of him.
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Top 5 Green Travel Planning Tips
As more people are becoming aware of just how precious our planet is, they are finding themselves doing all kinds of things that would be considered to be “green”. They’re recycling items. They’re composting food. They’re purchasing energy efficient appliances. They’re visiting thrift stores. And they’re even being eco-friendly when it comes to their travel.
If you’re someone who tends to spend a lot of time out on the road or you simply have a trip coming up and you’re curious to know some of the things that you can do to make it a “green” one, we have provided you with some great environmentally responsible planning tips below:
Don’t fly (if you don’t have to). Although traveling by air can definitely get you to where you want to go faster, it also uses the most fuel which means it puts more emissions in the air. So, when it’s not a trip that requires more than a 10-hour drive or it’s not an international journey, look into taking a train or renting a car. And remember that if you decide to go with a rental, there are some rental car companies that offer electric cars as an option.
Pack light. Whether you go by plane, train or automobile, the more luggage that you pack, the more it weighs what you are traveling in down; this means it will take more time and more fuel to get to where you need to go. So, try and pack light by only taking what you is absolutely required. And remember that when it comes to toiletries, you can pick those things up once you arrive at your final destination.
Choose destinations that have plenty of things to do outdoors. A part of being eco-friendly is doing things that require as little electricity as possible. So consider going to places that have plenty of outdoor activities. A year-round ski resort is a great example of a “green” vacation spot.
Look for “green” hotels. If you’re thinking about visiting Australia, unless you’re planning to stay with a family member or friend once you get there, you’re probably going to stay in a hotel. If at all possible, book your reservation at a green hotel (like perhaps the Oxford Hotel). They are relatively modern facilities that are made out of sustainable materials, use energy efficient appliances, do not acquire as much waste and are also cost-effective. For more information on green hotels, visit Green Hotels.
Stop by their Farmer’s Market. One of the most important things about being eco-friendly is making choices that will support the community. A way that you can do this by putting forth a concerted amount of effort into making local purchases, at home and also when you travel. One way to show this kind of support is by shopping at the Farmer’s Markets. As a matter of fact, if you plan to stay at a place that has a kitchen, you can save money (and eat healthier) by cooking the food that you got from there rather than going to a restaurant every night. You can go green by keeping more green in your pocket. Happy traveling!
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Flu cases quickly rising across Alabama
Published: Oct. 20, 2022 at 8:18 PM CDT
TUSCALOOSA, Ala. (WBRC) - It’s that time of the year. Flu cases are on the rise. One reason for the rise in flu cases is because this is the first time in three years people haven’t been under the mask mandate.
The University of Alabama (UA) medical clinic has so far given out 6,000 flu vaccine shots on campus and thousands more in their clinics.
According to Dr. Richard Friend at UA, medical personnel are seeing a brisk flu season across the state. All parts of the state are being affected except for the northern region, which will likely be impacted next.
Friend says there’ve been cases already of people having the flu and Covid together around the country, but he says there is some encouraging news on that front.
“Fortunately, 95% or more of the population has either been exposed to Covid and has some natural antibodies or has been immunized, but we never quite know what will happen when we have co-infections of different organisms. So definitely a good year to get your flu shot and to take those precautions. We stress wearing the mask,” said Friend.
“Yes, I actually got the flu last week,” said UA student Eli Armenderiz. “I’m actually just coming off it. That’s why I sound a little congested and stuffed up. At the end of the day, I was really surprised when I went to the doctor’s office and they were like yeah, for whatever reason everyone is getting the flu a little earlier.”
Friend says the flu kills more than 20,000 people a year in the United States.
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We have seen in the last few chapters that there are areas of our conduct that are governed by great clarity on what is right and what is wrong, but there are many more areas in which we need to exercise judgement – God offers no clarity on what we ought to do. We must work it out for ourselves. This is not an easy task and our judgements are influenced by our personal preferences and bias and extrinsic influences on out thinking. Paul offered guidance to the church in Corinth as to what they out to do when groups of people arrived at perfectly legitimate but different judgements. Love was to be the governing principle: don’t let your view cause another person to trip up says Paul (chapter 8). A second principle involved surrender of ’rights’ : don’t insist on your way, do what is best for the sake of the gospel and each other. Paul himself was an example of what it was to surrender his rights as an apostle for the good of the gospel.
The area of judgement that was of concern and was under discussion in these chapters was eating food offered to idols. One group had no problem with this whilst the other group did. Now in this tenth chapter Paul warns that the exercise of judgement in uncertain matters had to be undertaken with great care – getting it wrong could be disastrous.
Getting it all wrong
The congregation in Corinth was a mix of Jews and Gentiles. The effect of the gospel on the Jews and their new situation (as equal partners with Gentiles) was a huge area of debate and concern. In subsequent chapters we will see some aspects of this as we observe the transfer of the role of God’s-representatives-on-earth from the Jews to the church. Paul now takes an example from the history of Israel to make a point about the potential dangers of getting the food-for-idols question wrong.
In Romans 11, Paul described the emergence of the church as being like a wild olive branch being grafted into a natural olive stump – the stump representing Israel. The stump nourishes the grafted-in branch but the grafted-in branch has its own character distinct from that of the stump. Since the church has roots derived from Israel , it has something to learn from Israel’s history. Paul’s history lesson starts by him stating that the Israelites were baptised into Moses. The definition of baptism is that it is a process that takes the object of baptism from one environment to another bringing about a change in the object being baptised. A piece of cloth placed into a dye changes environment (from outside the dye to inside the dye) and it undergoes a change (in colour). Likewise the Israelites through the agency of Moses, moved from the environment of Egypt to the desert and were changed – from slaves to free people. And incidentally we too when we become Christians are baptised by the Holy Spirit and are placed into a new environment (we are in Christ) and are changed from being slaves to sin and subject to death, to being free and alive to Christ. The Israelites were God’s people in an analogous way to that of the church in Corinth; both being sustained by spiritual food from God. Having established these similarities Paul now drops the bombshell that God was not pleased with many of the Israelites – so much so that the wilderness was scattered with their bodies.
What could this mean for the Corinthians? Israel served as an example and a warning to the Corinthians. What had the Israelites done that was so bad? (and don’t forget Paul’s whole discussion is about the food-for-idols debate): It was all about idolatry. The idolatry involved eating and drinking, revelry and ultimately sexual immorality. The result? God took the lives of 23,000 people in one day. This is serious stuff. Paul is saying, don’t mess about with idolatry – it’s dangerous to your health! One thing leads to another, and Paul indicates that the Israelites tested God – the result, many were killed by snakes. You may well be saying, well at least I don’t indulge in any of these dreadful things – read on…some of the Israelites grumbled against God. The result: death by the destroying angel.
Paul says, be careful Corinthians, idolatry is dangerous – look at the example from history. God will not tolerate it. Paul warns ‘so if you think you are standing firm, be careful that you do not fall!’ This is clearly a message for the knowledge-group, those who knew that the idols were just pieces of wood and stone and who had no scruples about eating food offered to these false gods. It seems that this group had taken a step further: they were attending feasts in the pagan temples as well as eating the food that had been offered to idols. As we will see in the next section attending a pagan temple feast could easily involve more than enjoying a good meal.
There is balance in Paul’s warning, he states the following ‘No temptation (or testing) has overtaken you except what is common to mankind’ – you are not unusual or unique, everyone goes through this sort of thing, but says Paul, ‘God will not let you be tempted (or tested) beyond what you can bear…he will also provide a way out so that you can endure it.’ That’s a wonderfully reassuring statement. Be careful that you don’t fall, but don’t for one minute think that you are in an impossible situation – God will always provide a way out, it’s within your capability to do the right thing!
Run for your life
There are blacks and whites and areas of judgement. Idolatry is without doubt ‘a black’ – Paul says flee from idolatry, no ifs, no buts, no debate, run in the other direction. So is eating with idolaters OK? Work it out for yourselves says Paul.
When we sit down to remember Jesus’ death and resurrection by eating bread and drinking wine, we don’t just eat, we do something more than that. As we drink we give thanks and this is a ‘participation in the blood of Christ.’ Likewise as we eat there is a ‘participation in the body of Christ.’ Since we all eat from the same loaf we do this collectively, all who eat participate in the body of Christ. What Paul is establishing is that the act of eating together as part of a formal ceremony takes us beyond only eating and drinking. It takes us into something spiritual.
Turning back to another example from Israel, Paul asks, ‘do not those who eat the sacrifices participate in the alter’. I suspect that he might be thinking of the Passover ceremony in which each family took a lamb, killed it and ate the roasted meat – this was not just eating, this was declaring God’s salvation. It was both a physical activity and a spiritual one too.
So what about the food-for-idols debate? Since the idols were nothing but pieces of wood and stone what was there to worry about? The trouble was that the sacrifices were in fact offered to demons, not God. So how could a believer sit together with idol worshippers and eat what was in fact a sacrifice offered to demons? Attending such a feast was more than just eating, it was participating in the worship of demons. So is it OK? The answer is obvious. You cannot have it both ways, you cannot participate in ‘the Lord’s table and the table of demons.’ This is serious. Are we trying to arouse the anger of God, asks Paul.
Paul is pointing out that eating food offered to idols is definitely an area of judgement, but eating such food at a pagan temple feast crosses the line from an area of judgement to an area of clear black and white. It was not only wrong, but dangerous too – as indicated by the lesson from Israel’s history.
Getting it right.
So if eating at the ‘table of demons’ is clearly wrong and dangerous, what about eating food purchased in the market place that had previously been offered to idols and what about an invitation to the house of an unbeliever who was offering such food?
It’s almost becoming tedious is it not! Haven’t the Corinthians got it by now! Paul is patiently showing that in these matters of judgement it is not at all about knowledge and rights but rather it is about achieving a balance between love and freedom.
‘I have a right to do anything’ Paul quotes the knowledge group, but Paul is quick to point out that this is not the point, the point is that what is done must be constructive and for the good of others. So here’s his advice:
If the meat is sold in the market place whether it is offered to idols, just eat it without worrying – after all the Earth is the Lord’s and everything in it.
If an unbeliever invites you for a meal, eat what is provided and don’t worry about where it has come from.
But if someone points out that it has been offered to idols, they clearly have a conscience issue with it, so for their sakes don’t eat it – otherwise it could cause them to fall spiritually.
The advice offered, demonstrates that eating food offered to idols was a matter of judgement, but in practice thinking about the other person’s welfare is of great importance. The question then becomes not should I eat or not, but what action would glorify God! Paul says, ‘So whether you eat or drink, or whatever you do, do it all for the glory of God.’ This is a simple and yet profound summary of all that has gone before in this argument. How often do we discuss matters of debate with wrong thinking and wrong motivation – by definition these things are not of final importance – so why do we attach so much importance to them? ‘Whatever you do, do it all for the glory of God’ be careful not to fool yourself that you want is always consistent with God’s glory. So how might doing everything for God’s glory look? ‘Seek the good of the many, so that they may be saved.’ How many churches have faced inwards to fight when they ought to be facing outwards to love? I think the song ‘turn your eyes upon Jesus’ had it about right when it says, ‘then go to a world that is dying, his perfect salvation to tell.’
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After Israelis were killed, settlers rampaged through West Bank villages
Israeli settlers have attacked Palestinian villages in the northern part of the occupied West Bank after a Palestinian gunman killed two Israeli settlers.
According to the Palestinian Health Ministry, overnight fighting near Nablus resulted in the death of one Palestinian man and more than 100 injuries.
According to a local official, numerous cars and homes were also set on fire.
It came after the two Israelis, brothers from a nearby settlement, were killed along a highway.
In addition to sending in more troops, the Israeli military claimed it was still looking for the Palestinian who shot Hillel Yaniv, 22, and Yagel Yaniv, 20.
Israeli and Palestinian officials made the commitment to reduce tensions earlier on Sunday during a summit in Jordan.
Videos that surfaced hours after the summit concluded showed a sizable group of Israeli settlers entering the village of Hawara, located about four miles (six kilometers) south of Nablus, setting fire to homes, and throwing rocks. .
Ghassan Daghlas, a Palestinian official who keeps an eye on settlement activity in the Nablus region, reported to the Palestinian Wafa news agency that 15 vehicles and 30 houses had been set on fire or damaged by rocks.
He added that settlers also destroyed a house and a water tank in Asira al-Qabaliyya, as well as a barn and three vehicles in nearby Burin.
Sameh Aqtash, 37, was shot in the stomach during a settlers attack in Zaatara, according to the Palestinian health ministry. He later passed away.
Palestinians criticized Israeli security forces for failing to protect them in this area of the West Bank, which is completely under Israeli control.
Mahmoud Abbas, the president of the Palestinian Authority, declared that he held the Israeli government entirely accountable for what he called "the terrorist acts committed by Israeli settlers, protected by the Israeli occupation forces.".
Benjamin Netanyahu, the prime minister of Israel, pleaded for calm and urged settlers to give the military and security forces in his country the freedom to concentrate on apprehending the assailant of the two Israelis.
He pleaded in a video statement, "I beg you, don't take the law into your own hands when blood is boiling and the spirit is hot.".
When a Palestinian rammed the Israeli brothers' car and opened fire, they were traveling through Hawara.
In response to the fatal attack on the brothers, who lived in the settlement of Har Bracha, one and a half miles (2 kilometers) south of Nablus, settlers called for a march to Hawara in order to "seek revenge.".
The two men were traveling through Hawara when a Palestinian man rammed their car, shot them both multiple times, and fled the scene.
The shooter was reportedly sporting a shirt bearing the logo of the Lions' Den, a Palestinian militant organization based in Nablus, though no group has yet claimed responsibility for the attack.
The West Bank's deadliest such operation since 2005 targeted members of the group in a raid by Israeli forces on Nablus last Wednesday, which resulted in the deaths of 11 Palestinians, including several civilians.
Israeli authorities claim to be attempting to stop the recent wave of deadly attacks against Israelis by conducting waves of search, arrest, and intelligence gathering raids in Nablus and the nearby city of Jenin.
Israeli forces have killed more than 60 Palestinians since the beginning of this year, including militants and civilians. With the exception of a paramilitary police officer, all 13 victims of attacks on the Israeli side were civilians.
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The scientific method is
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User: The scientific method is
alfred123
The scientific method is a body of techniques for investigating phenomena, acquiring new knowledge, or correcting and integrating previous knowledge.
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oung people can get involved in politics by: attending town hall meetings staying informed by reading the newspapers volunteer in political clubs all of the above none of the above
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MichellDonovan
Young people can get involved in politics by attending town hall meetings, staying informed by reading the newspapers and volunteer in political clubs. These choices can make a student more informed. answer is ALL OF THE ABOVE.
What is the Ring of Fire?
Updated 7/21/2016 12:41:52 AM
yumdrea
The Ring of Fire is a ring of volcanoes around the Pacific Ocean that result from subduction of oceanic plates beneath lighter continental plates.
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Public opinion polls try to determine how people will vote in elections and determine the popularity of the individual as well as government policies. True False
jeifunk
Public opinion polls try to determine how people will vote in elections and determine the popularity of the individual as well as government policies. TRUE.
Mass is measured using _____. scales a triple beam balance a mass meter all of the above
Updated 10/17/2016 7:20:41 AM
jerry06
All of the above. Mass is measured using scales, a triple beam balance, and a mass meter.
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Learning a second language helps in understanding people of other countries. True False
TRUE. 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Liaoning’s lord of laughter
Why Zhao Benshan’s tour comfortably beats the ballet in ticket sales
Mar 13, 2009 (WiC 6)
Zhao Benshan: First Emperor of the Er Ren Zhuan Dynasty, and probably China's funniest man
Humour, as it turns out, can be a lifesaver. A recent study published by the University of Maryland Medical Centre suggests that people less inclined to laugh in a variety of situations could be 40% more likely to contract heart disease later in life. In this particular study, laughter is indeed the best medicine.
In more trying times (global meltdowns included), laughter can be a rarer commodity. But to give the heart a good workout, audiences are ready to shell out hard-earnedcash for a few hours of distraction from more miserable realities. And according to Mao Pao Weekly, Liu Laogen, a live comedy show that explores the lives of ordinary Chinese, is selling out every night.
Zhao Benshan, a well-known mainland comedy actor, is the mastermind behind the hugely popular comedy show. Born in Tieling, Liaoning, Zhao started his career performing Er Ren Zhuan, a popular comic form of song-and-dance in Northeast China.
In 1987, Zhao was offered a spot on the CCTV Spring Festival New Year Gala, arguably the single most watched TV event in the world (almost everyone in China tunes in). His comedy sketch was so successful that he became an overnight sensation. Since then, he has become a fixture at the annual Gala, and his comedy performance is one of the most highly anticipated parts of the evening. Eager to expand his comedy empire, Zhao started the comedy show Liu Laogen in 2001, named eponymously after the character he played in a television sitcom.
The show was an instant success; it has since been franchised to a number of cities across the mainland. The demand for tickets is high and despite the exorbitant ticket prices (which range between Rmb150-460; average monthly income for an urbanite is only a little over Rmb1,000), the show continues to play to packed houses. Loosely based on Er Ren Zhuan, Zhao’s comedy sketches are darkly funny. Speaking with a thick Northeastern accent, Zhao often mixes village slang with modern-day colloquialisms. He doesn’t do politics (presumably most Chinese comedians make a similarly sensible decision) but prefers to find inspiration from the minutiae of everyday life. His success, in large part, is down to an ability to appeal to people from all ages and backgrounds.
Critics, however, are less appreciative, calling his shows shallow and trivial. In an interview with Liao Shen Evening News, Zhao is unapologetic: “Bringing joy to people is the most important thing. Our goal is not complicated, we strive to make ordinary people happy.”
Zhao can certainly afford to ignore the critics’ grumblings. In 2008 his show took the number one spot in ticket sales among Chinese cultural shows, raking in over Rmb100 million and outselling both the China National Symphony Orchestra and the National Ballet.
For those who can’t afford a ticket to Liu Laogen, there is always the option of a chuckle at the hair salon. Hairdressers from the Northeast region are now in high demand, thanks to Zhao and his fellow protégés like Xiao Shenyang (see Red Star in WiC3). According to China Daily, in addition to washing and cutting, hairstylists from the Northeast region are known to do impromptu comedy routines.
Wang Qing, a patron who frequents a barbershop where most of the hairdressers are from the Northeast says she’s a loyal customer because “getting a haircut is a happy time and I find it very enjoyable.”
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This year, the City of White Rock requested an evaluation of the community’s fire protection program and update of its Fire Insurance Grades. This is accomplished through completion of a Fire Underwriters Survey.
The Fire Underwriters Survey covers four primary areas:
Fire Department - Apparatus, equipment, pumping capacity, staffing, response, training and management;
Water Supply – Distribution system, hydrant location and maintenance, storage, emergency water supplies and reliability;
Fire Safety Control - Fire prevention programs and public education; and
Fire Service Communications - Transmission of alarms, dispatch and fire operations radio system.
The survey results provide a grading in two categories:
Public Fire Protection Classification: This grading system evaluates the ability of a community’s fire protection program to prevent and control major fires that may occur in multifamily residential, commercial and institutional buildings. Class 1 is the highest grading possible and Class 10 would indicate little to no fire protection. The City of White Rock received a Class 2 grading in this category.
Dwelling Protection Grade: This grade reflects the ability of a department to handle fires in buildings such as a single-family residence. The numerical grading system is scaled from 1 to 5, with a 1 being the highest grade possible. The City of White Rock received a Grade 1 in this category.
Prior to the 2018 review, the Public Fire Protection Classification for the City was Class 4, which is fairly typical for similar sized communities in BC and across Canada. This year, however, the PFPC survey for White Rock improved to a Class 2. Today, White Rock is one of two communities across Canada in the 15,000 to 25,000 population range that has a Class 2 rating. Within this population range, White Rocks rating is in the top three for Canada!
“I want to underscore the significance of the grading White Rock received, which verifies what we have believed for serval years, namely that the investment into our water distribution system would greatly increase our firefighting capabilities over what we had when the utility was in private hands,” said Mayor Wayne Baldwin. “Jumping two levels to a rating of two which is a level achieved or exceeded by only three other municipalities in Canada, of a comparable size, is a testament to the benefits of public ownership and for Council following the advice of professionals—both consultants and our very own competent staff,” Mayor Baldwin concluded.
Watch White Rock City Council receive the report on the Fire Underwriters Survey Report at the June 11, 2018, Regular Council Meeting.
About Fire Underwriters Survey The Fire Underwriters Survey is a national organization that represents more than 85% of the private sector property and casualty insurers in Canada. Fire Underwriters Survey provides data to its subscribers regarding public fire protection for fire insurance statistical and underwriting evaluation. The survey also provides municipalities with a review of the current levels of fire protection within the community and provides recommendations where improvements will better enable them to deal with fire protection problems.
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Willowdale (C07, C14) Condominium Market Report, March 2021
Willowdale East and West condominium market report, MARCH 2011
This report contains two sections (1) data related to price (2) data related to inventory. The residential inventory (supply and demand) and price have a direct relationship. Hence, These parameters are crucial to understanding of the overall residential market.
The March 2021 Willowdale MLS® stats indicate an average condominium price of $709,361 and 181 new listings in the last 28 days.
As of today, Willowdale condominium data shows median days on market for a home is 12 days.
Monthly change in price March 2020 to March 2021: 1.9% Decrease
Yearly change in price March 2020 to March 2021: 5.7% Decrease
Section (1) of this report focuses on residential prices including (a) the average sold prices in March 2011 (b) average selling to listing price ratio
The above Table (1) shows the average sold prices for condominiums in Willowdale East and West community. There is a modest decrease of 5.7% decrease in average condo price sold from March 2020 to March 2021. There is also a slight decrease of 1.9% in the average sold condo price from Feb 2021 to March 2021.
The above Graph (1) shows the average sold prices for condominiums in Willowdale East and West community. The average sold price in March 2021 is lower than March 2020 by a modest 5.7%. The average sold price is also lower in March 2021 compared to Feb 2021. The decrease in average sold price is not significant, and it is safe to say that demand is still strong for condos in Yonge and Sheppard area.
The above Graph (2) shows the sold price to listing price ratio. For the last 15 months from Jan 2020 to Mar 2021. The ratio is generally highest in the past 15 months. The sold-to-list price ratio in March 2021 is almost unchanged from March 2020. The data shows that most of the condos on the market are priced at the market value. It also indicates demand is still strong for the condos selling primarily at the listing price.
*Understanding the average sold price
Section (2) contains information regarding inventory including (a) the new residential listings yearly, (b) the sold residential yearly (c) Months of Inventory (d) days on the market
The above Graph (3) shows the new condominium listings from Jan 2020 - Mar 2021 in the Willowdale East and West community. The number of new listings for the last year, Mar 2020, was 136, and it had a modest increase to 181 in Mar 2021. The new condo listings are on the increasing trend since Dec 2020.
The above Graph (4) above shows the sold condos from Jan 2020 - Mar 2021 in the Willowdale East and West community. The number of sold condos in Mar 2021 is significantly higher, 156 condos, compare to Mar 2020, 93 condos. Higher sale volume for condos can perhaps be explained by the relatively stable and lower condo prices than house prices.
The above Graph (5) shows the average number of days to sell condos for each month from Jan 2020 - Mar 2021 in the Willowdale East and West community. On average, it takes only 12 days to sell a condo in March 2021, indicating that the market is hot and there is a high demand for condos in the Willowdale area. The number is very similar to the average number of days sold in Mar 2020.
Months of Inventory (the number of months it takes to sell off all the active listing homes in the market)
The months of inventory continue to be less than 4, indicating demand is much stronger than supply. There are not enough condos in the market to offset the demand. Hence, sellers are still enjoying the strong market, referred to as Seller's Market. The strong demand and lower supply are still driving the prices higher.
Understanding this report
This report is the home price and inventory for the three communities, Willowdale East, Willowdale West, and. The data provided here help you make a well-informed decision about where you'd like to live.
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Author The above Real Estate article was provided by David Khosravi, a leader in his field in North York, Willowdale Real Estate, Reach out to David via email: [email protected] or by phone: 416.990.2424 | 2023-14/0000/en_head.json.gz/1622 | {"url": "https://www.willowdale-realestate.com/realestateblog/willowdale-c07-c14-condominium-market-report-march-2021", "partition": "head_middle", "language": "en", "source_domain": "www.willowdale-realestate.com", "date_download": "2023-03-20T10:39:21Z", "digest": "sha1:2TWOVKCNMP3O7CFMKFNQ2DJ7I6NBEZ3F"} | {"ccnet_length": [[0, 4186, 4186.0]], "ccnet_original_length": [[0, 4186, 6841.0]], "ccnet_nlines": [[0, 4186, 22.0]], "ccnet_original_nlines": [[0, 4186, 108.0]], "ccnet_language_score": [[0, 4186, 0.94]], "ccnet_perplexity": [[0, 4186, 338.9]], "ccnet_bucket": [[0, 4186, 0.0]], "rps_doc_curly_bracket": [[0, 4186, 0.0]], "rps_doc_ldnoobw_words": [[0, 4186, 0.0]], "rps_doc_lorem_ipsum": [[0, 4186, 0.0]], "rps_doc_stop_word_fraction": [[0, 4186, 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New Zealand PM returns to work from maternity leave
New ZealandUpdated: Aug 02, 2018, 09:41 AM IST
New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern carries her newborn baby Neve Te Aroha Ardern Gayford with her partner Clarke Gayford. Photograph:(Reuters)
New Zealand Prime Minister and new mum Jacinda Ardern, only the second world leader to give birth while in office, resumed her duties on Thursday, ending six weeks of maternity leave.
The 38-year-old has opted to work from home in Auckland until the weekend when she will relocate to the capital Wellington.
In a Facebook message last weekend, Ardern said the family were doing "really, really well, still we have absolutely no routine to speak of".
"Life is obviously going to be a little bit different," she added as she rocked her daughter Neve in a bassinet.
Ardern's partner Clarke Gayford, who hosts a television fishing show, plans to be a stay-at-home dad and the main caregiver for their daughter.
While Ardern announced her pregnancy five months before the birth, Benazir Bhutto -- the first world leader to have a child while in office -- told almost no one she was pregnant until her daughter was born in January 1990.
Unlike Ardern, who was able to take maternity leave, the Pakistani prime minister underwent a caesarean section and then returned to work.
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Home → Selling the Business
In: Selling the Business|Last Updated: July 25, 2022
Buying selling firms is what we do, but some people think they can pull the wool over our eyes.
Jonathan Fagan, MD Jonathan Fagan Business Brokers Limited
Buying and selling firms is what we do all the time, and about 25% of potential buyers approach us and give us a reason as to why they are looking to purchase a firm which is invariably made up. Or they try to buy the firm without us noticing.
Keeping your powder dry
Sometimes I guess it is perfectly acceptable not to reveal your private financial circumstances and the reasons that you need to purchase a firm at a particular point in your career, but we get so many of these I thought it might be worth just dropping a quick article onto the site to say that if you are looking to purchase a firm, please whenever possible try to be honest with the business broker (i.e. us).
For example, if you are a firm looking to purchase another firm because your professional indemnity insurance has just rocketed and you are in dire need of a new business to invest in and carry on with, it is probably not a good idea to tell us that you are looking to expand your business by acquiring a new firm.
It would be much better to tell us that you are looking to take over another practice and you need to do this within the next 90 days because your business is about to go belly-up. You can ask your broker to keep this information in strict confidence, because of course it may or may not be an issue to the seller, who may similarly want a quick disposal of the practice, but it certainly helps give us an idea as to what it is you are looking for exactly, and we can make the right connections. There is a world of difference between firms simply looking around to see what else is up for sale and firms who are in urgent need of a purchase because of specific circumstances relating to them.
You cannot go into buying a business without getting into specifics, and it will come out sooner or later as to what’s going on. The danger of not telling everybody from the outset as to why you need to purchase a firm is that at some point it’s almost always going to come out in the wash, and sellers get very, very nervous if there’s anything untoward about a buyer coming through that makes them concerned that they are getting caught up in something that isn’t going to be above board. If you explain from the outset exactly what it is you are looking for and how you intend to do things, then it helps move the whole deal forward quickly and creates trust between you and the seller and us, the broker.
Registering as a buyer but not revealing reasons
A quick example of why we need to know these things came up yesterday. A partner of a firm got in touch to say he was interested in purchasing a practice, went through the motions of explaining that it was due to expansion, looking to acquire other firms, and made a specific enquiry about one of the firms that was on our list.
We went through the process of registering him as a buyer, completing an NDA, getting terms agreed and finding out a bit more about him, and got consent from the seller of the firm in question to release details to this buyer so that he could have a look at them. At this point the potential buyer started making very specific enquiries that set an alarm bell off in I think the seller’s mind and my mind, as he started to ask about membership of specific lenders panels (for conveyancing) – this was a legal practice. The alarm bell was that of course the reason this buyer was looking to purchase a practice, and this specific practice was probably almost certainly because of the need to be able to work with that particular lenders panel, and quite possibly because they’d got issues with their current professional indemnity insurance, and if not that then they were in need to getting on to the specific lenders panel, hence the purchase of the practice.
The buyer had not told me this at the outset, and if they had it would have made life a heck of a lot easier, as we could have simply provided him with the identity of any firms we had on our lists who were actually on that panel. Furthermore we suspect that particular buyer will have a very strict deadline for purchasing a practice, hence his somewhat pushy approach to getting details of this specific firm. If he had told us this at the outset then we would have moved things along for him, and also again pointed him in the right direction for the firms that he needed to be considering.
So in summary to the title of this article, yes of course you can pull the wool over the broker’s eyes, but that’s not really going to help you in most circumstances, and particularly not with our company. We don’t charge anybody fees unless a deal occurs, so we get nothing out of any deals unless they go ahead, and then it is the buyer who pays us. So essentially we act for the buyers by working as their representatives effectively. Failure to tell us everything doesn’t really help us serve them when it comes to acquiring practices. And trying to buy a business without telling us? Oh please, we do this for a living and we will find out.. Don’t waste your time! Jonathan Fagan Business Brokers Limited.
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March Madness: Unbeaten South Carolina chasing third title
South Carolina's Aliyah Boston holds up the championship trophy after defeating Tennessee 74-58 to win the championship game of the Southeastern Conference women's tournament in Greenville, S.C., Sunday, March 5, 2023. (AP Photo/Mic Smith)(AP)
Published: Mar. 17, 2023 at 8:39 AM EDT
(AP) - March Madness is here! Here is what to know about the women’s NCAA Tournament, including the favorites and underdogs as well as key games and how to watch. Oh, and how to fill out your bracket!
TOP SEEDS
The top four seeds in the tournament are South Carolina, Indiana, Virginia Tech and Stanford. Some regions are tougher than others (on paper).
We break them down for you:
SOUTH CAROLINA (32-0): The defending national champions are the No. 1 overall seed and the Greenville I Region breaks down favorably. It includes two teams in No. 2 seed Maryland (25-6) and No. 4 seed UCLA (23-9) who the Gamecocks beat earlier this season. South Carolina is loaded, with two-time Southeastern Conference player of the year Aliyah Boston and leading scorer Zia Cooke.
INDIANA (27-3): After a loss to Ohio State in the Big Ten Tournament semis, some wondered if the Hoosiers might miss out on a top seed. They landed it in the Greenville II Region and start against either Tennessee Tech or Monmouth. Mackenzie Holmes leads Indiana with 22.3 points and 7.3 rebounds per game. Top challengers include No. 2 seed Utah, No. 3 seed LSU and No. 4 seed Villanova, which is led by scoring sensation Maddy Siegrist.
VIRGINIA TECH (27-5): The Hokies won their first ACC Tournament championship and will lead the Seattle 3 Region. Elizabeth Kitley has stepped things up down the stretch as Virginia Tech won its final eight games. Virginia Tech could have to navigate No. 4 seed Tennessee in the Sweet 16 and No. 2 seed UConn or No. 3 seed Ohio State after that.
STANFORD (28-5): The committee looked to Stanford’s steadiness for much of the season in giving it the top seed in the Seattle 4 Region. The Cardinal are led by Cameron Brink and Haley Jones, who have combined to score more than 28 points per game this season. Look for a potential high-wattage battle for the Final Four against No. 2 seed Iowa, led by national player of the year candidate Caitlin Clark.
Caitlin Clark celebrates after a made basket on Saturday, Jan. 28, 2023, during a game against the Nebraska Cornhuskers. Iowa won 80-76.(Courtesy: University of Iowa Athletics)
GAMES TO WATCH
No. 3 seed Notre Dame (25-5) vs. No. 14 seed Southern Utah (23-6), Friday. The Fighting Irish’s chances for a deep run took a blow Thursday when the team announced star player Olivia Miles will miss the rest of the season because of a knee injury.
No. 5 seed Louisville (23-11) vs. No. 12 seed Drake (22-9), Saturday. The Cardinals were a Final Four team a season ago and start their journey back as a No. 5 seed. They’ll open things against Drake (22-9), which was seeded fourth in the Missouri Valley Conference Tournament yet defeated Belmont to take the league’s automatic bid. Louisville is led by Hailey Van Lith, who’s averaged 19.2 points a game this season.
No. 4 seed Villanova (28-6) vs. No. 13 seed Cleveland State (30-4), Saturday. Villanova features one of the country’s best players in Maddy Siegrist, a two-time Big East player of year. The Wildcats are in a stacked region with top seed Indiana, No. 2 seed Utah and No. 3 seed LSU in front of them. Cleveland State won the Horizon League and made the NCAAs for the first time since 2010.
FILE - Indiana forward Mackenzie Holmes (54) shoots against Purdue in the first half of an NCAA college basketball game in West Lafayette, Ind., Sunday, Feb. 5, 2023. Holmes was honored as an All-American by The Associated Press on Wednesday, March 15, 2023. (AP Photo/Michael Conroy, File)(AP)
The women’s tournament field is filled with stars, including South Carolina’s Aliyah Boston, last season’s AP player of the year who is back in hopes of winning a second straight national title. She will have plenty of competition for the honor this year, including sharp-shooting Iowa star Caitlin Clark.
There is also center Mackenzie Holmes of top-seeded Indiana and the AP All-America team is also a good place to check out some of the top players in the game. The Cavinder twins, gym rats who are wildly popular on social media, have made their first tournament after transferring from Fresno State to Miami.
The field is also remarkable for the high number of international players, a growing trend in women’s basketball. Alas, some of the top programs are also dealing with injuries to key players. Besides the bad news for Notre Dame, Florida State also headed into its opener without two players lost to injury.
Gun violence has cost lives and disrupted college sports all season, touching some of the top programs in college basketball. Coaches have been thrust into uncertain and unwelcome roles in trying to navigate the topic — as well as the fallout from the Supreme Court decision to overturn Roe vs. Wade.
Every game of the women’s tournament will be available on ESPN’s networks or streaming, with fans encouraged to navigate to the “Watch” tab on ESPN’s sites. The NCAA will have a women’s basketball specific March Madness app by AT&T.
There are multiple sites listing game times and other details, including the NCAA site.
Who’s going to win the national championship? The betting favorites this week to reach the Final Four are (in order): South Carolina, Indiana, Stanford, UConn, LSU and Iowa, according to FanDuel Sportsbook. The Gamecocks are a heavy favorite to become the first repeat champion in the women’s tournament since UConn won the last of four straight in 2016.
MARCH MADNESS CALENDAR
Selection Sunday set the brackets for First Four games (March 15-16) and first- and second-round games (March 17-20) at multiple sites across the country.
Sweet 16 weekend brings a twist this year for the women’s teams: There will be two regional sites instead of four, with Greenville, South Carolina, and Seattle each hosting eight teams.
Where is the women’s Final Four? In Dallas, where the semifinals are March 31 and the championship game is April 2. As it happens, the men’s Final Four is a four-hour drive down the road in Houston that same weekend.
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Many killed in mysterious helicopter crash in Iraq’s north
by: RASHID YAHYA, Associated Press
DOHUK, Iraq (AP) — Several people, including militants belonging to an outlawed Kurdish insurgency group, were killed in a mysterious helicopter crash in northern Iraq, according to a statement from the Iraqi Kurdish-run counterterrorism service on Thursday.
The AS350 Eurocopter crashed in the district of Chamanke in Dohuk province in Iraq’s semi-autonomous Kurdish region the previous night, the counterterrorism service said in a statement posted on social media. All of its passengers were killed, the statement said.
An investigator at the scene of the crash said at least seven were on board. The person spoke on condition of anonymity because they were not authorized to brief the media while the investigation is ongoing.
The helicopter was carrying militants belonging to the outlawed Kurdistan Worker’s Party, or PKK, the statement said. The incident is shrouded in mystery because no party has of yet claimed ownership of the military helicopter.
The Iraqi government, the U.S-led coalition and Turkey had been contacted by the Iraqi Kurdish regional government about the crash, but each party denied the helicopter was theirs, the statement said.
Zagros Hiwa, a PKK spokesperson, said the group does not possess helicopters and they were also investigating the incident. He also cast doubt on the presence of PKK militants onboard the flight, saying they may have a coalition helicopter carrying fighters with the People’s Protection Units, or YPG, another PKK affiliate active in Syria.
A spokesman for the U.S.-led coalition declined to comment, saying the crash fell outside the scope of the coalition’s operations.
Turkish defense ministry officials said that initial reports that the helicopter had been Turkish were “completely untrue” and that there was no helicopter flight belonging to the Turkish military in the region.
The PKK has been waging an insurgency against Turkey since the 1980s and is considered a terror group by Ankara, the United States and the European Union.
The PKK militants have established safe havens in northern Iraq and roam freely there and frequently come under attack by Turkey.
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How China’s spy balloon spurred a rapid shift in US sky patrol
by: Brad Dress
The downing of a Chinese spy balloon over U.S. airspace has forced a rapid recalibration in how the military monitors, tracks and responds to threats from above.
The Defense Department said that after the Chinese spy balloon flew over much of the U.S. earlier this month before being shot down, the military began paying closer attention to lower-altitude flying objects.
That led to the detection and elimination of three UFOs in the span of three days over the weekend.
The Biden administration announced this week the formation of an interagency task force to investigate the UFOs. National Security Council spokesperson John Kirby said one of the team’s new tasks will be to examine how they will respond to future aerial objects.
“We’re going to learn from these three events,” Kirby told reporters on Monday.
Bruce McClintock, the head of RAND Corporation’s Space Enterprise Initiative, said the Biden administration likely “overcorrected” on the weekend UFO shoot-downs after the Chinese spy balloon incident. But he believes the focus on lower-altitude objects is here to stay.
The remnants of a large balloon drift above the Atlantic Ocean, just off the coast of South Carolina. (Chad Fish via AP, File)
One debate right now is whether to use the Space Surveillance Network, which tracks and monitors objects in outer space, to help detect these lower-altitude threats above North America.
But there is a trade-off, McClintock warned.
“The lower you tune down things to pick up smaller objects … the more likely you are to have these kinds of false alarms,” he said. “It’s not like any nation, including the United States, has unlimited bandwidth to look for these objects. They have to make decisions about where to focus their sensors.”
Enhanced surveillance would first have to start with a broader strategy on airspace engagement, said Andrew Chanin, the CEO and co-founder of ProcureAM, which manages an exchange-traded fund on the stock market investing in space and UFO detection technology.
Chanin said the Pentagon, along with allied nations that have also become aware of Chinese spy balloon incursions, may have “to develop some type of strategy for detecting, monitoring, tracking and ultimately removing or downing” UFOs.
“It’s going to be something that’s a global demand,” he said. “Areas that we might have to bulk up our spending on are things like satellites, sensors, ground stations.”
UFOs flying through U.S. airspace are not new, with eyewitness accounts and photographs of strange aerial craft dating back decades.
While before there was a stigma in reporting these sightings, the U.S. government is now taking them seriously, and Congress recently passed legislation to form a new office to investigate what officials now refer to as unidentified aerial phenomenon.
But the spy balloon and the subsequent UFO takedowns this month accelerated scrutiny around the flurry of strange objects buzzing across the sky.
A leading theory from the White House is that the UFOs were deployed for commercial or benign purposes, which has led to some head-scratching over why the U.S. was not already aware of the source of the objects.
Kari Bingen, the director of the Aerospace Security Project at the Center for Strategic and International Studies, said the U.S. “needs to get to the bottom of this” and enhance data collection and sharing.
“The intelligence community has been very stove-piped in how they treat data,” Bingen said. “Do they have data that can be brought to bear and then objects ruled out or taken off the table? Do allies and partners have information that could be useful? I think a lot of that, that piece, there really needs to be attention.”
The North American Aerospace Defense Command (NORAD), a binational agency serving both Canada and the U.S. that operates from a headquarters at Peterson Air Force base in Colorado, is responsible for monitoring the skies above the continent.
The agency employs a network of satellites, ground-based radar, airborne radar and aircraft to detect and respond to any potential threats.
NORAD primarily works from three regional operations at Elmendorf Air Force Base in Alaska, Canadian Forces Base in Winnipeg and Tyndall Air Force Base in Florida.
After the hefty Chinese spy balloon was taken down off the coast of South Carolina, NORAD commander Gen. Glen VanHerck admitted that at least four previous spy balloons had flown over the U.S. undetected and were only discovered retroactively.
VanHerck called it a “domain awareness gap,” raising concerns the U.S. lacked the ability to track balloons or other surveillance devices.
Intelligence officials then detected the past three UFOs last weekend after tweaking the radar system to scan more closely at lower altitudes and for balloons and other less conspicuous flying objects.
There were two previous issues with radar detection, according to analysts in the airspace field.
The first is the military was looking for specific threats, such as missiles or long-range bomber planes, typically at higher altitudes. The second is when scanning at higher altitudes, the radars were not tuned to find flying objects like balloons.
In order to analyze wide swaths of objects flying at different altitudes, NORAD might need an adjustment, such as deploying a greater number of detection systems or more powerful ones.
Jon Gruen, the CEO of Fortem Technologies, a company that develops systems to counter drone incursions and works closely with the Defense Department, compared it to a flashlight: You could shine a narrow beam that can see up to 20 feet, or a wider beam that can see for up to 10 feet but capture more area.
“What we are realizing right now is there needs to be greater air awareness systems tracking at different altitudes at different ranges to see smaller objects,” Gruen said. “We’re seeing simple balloons and airborne platforms tripping in from all different types of locations. It’s changing, so we’ve got to adapt to those changes.”
Another concern in the airspace awareness community is how the U.S. can shift its response to a detected balloon or UFO.
The Chinese spy balloon and the three UFOs shot down over the weekend were taken out by fighter jets that fired an AIM-9X Sidewinder missile — each of which comes with a price tag of about $400,000.
The missiles also brought down the objects over difficult terrain, including a deep lake in Michigan and the icy waters over Alaska, complicating retrieval efforts that will help understand the UFOs better.
If there was a more effective rule of engagement policy and method to down and capture the UFOs more safely, collection and analysis efforts would be easier.
“They need to get their hands on the balloons, on the unidentified objects, and learn from them,” said Bingen, adding “we need to be careful we are not expending limited stocks of missiles on every single object, whether it’s known or unknown.”
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FILE – The setting sun illuminates the Supreme Court building on Capitol Hill in Washington, Jan. 10, 2023. (AP Photo/Patrick Semansky, File)
Supreme Court rules for Arizona inmate in death penalty case
WASHINGTON (AP) — The Supreme Court ruled Wednesday for a man on Arizona’s death row who wants a new sentencing hearing because jurors in his case were wrongly told that the only way to ensure he would never walk free was to sentence him to death.
The 5-4 decision written by Justice Sonia Sotomayor likely means that John Montenegro Cruz will get a new penalty phase of his trial where it is made clear to jurors that he is ineligible for parole if he is sentenced to life in prison, instead of death.
“I am so gratified by the Court’s decision today. What Arizona has been doing in implementing the death penalty is patently unconstitutional and wrong, and I’m glad to see the Court call them out,” Cruz’s lawyer Neal Katyal said in a statement.
The case is important not only for Cruz, but also for other Arizona death row inmates. Arizona currently has approximately 100 people on its death row and the decision could affect about 30 of them with pending cases.
Cruz had argued that the jury should have been informed he would be ineligible for parole if spared from death and given a life sentence. A judge rejected that request and the state said Cruz failed to make the precise requests he needed to under Supreme Court precedent.
At least one juror has said that had she known that a “life sentence without parole” was an alternative to death, she “would have voted for that option.”
Cruz was convicted of the 2003 murder of a Tucson police officer, Patrick Hardesty. Hardesty and another officer were investigating a hit-and-run accident that led them to Cruz, who attempted to flee and shot Hardesty five times.
A 1994 Supreme Court case, Simmons v. South Carolina, says that in certain death penalty cases, jurors must be told that choosing a life sentence means life without the possibility of parole. That’s required when prosecutors argue that the defendant will pose a threat to society in the future.
Arizona courts refused to apply the decision. In a 2016 case, Lynch v. Arizona, the Supreme Court told Arizona directly that it needed to comply with Simmons. Cruz argued Arizona has continued to defy the high court.
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Dr. Joe Wilck has been teaching analytics, operations research, and engineering since 2006. His research is in the area of applied optimization and analytics, and it has been funded by the National Science Foundation, Department of Energy, Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA), and North Carolina Department of Transportation; among others. He is a registered Professional Engineer. He is an active member of the Institute of Industrial and Systems Engineers (IISE), Institute for Operations Research and the Management Sciences (INFORMS), and Military Operations Research Society (MORS). His most recent faculty position prior to coming to William & Mary was at the United States Air Force Academy. | 2023-14/0000/en_head.json.gz/1629 | {"url": "https://www.wm.edu/as/publicpolicy/faculty/wilck.php", "partition": "head_middle", "language": "en", "source_domain": "www.wm.edu", "date_download": "2023-03-20T09:07:42Z", "digest": "sha1:UP7FCZ6MHAWFPMULIY47IGUHZ5SDIPFF"} | {"ccnet_length": [[0, 1015, 1015.0]], "ccnet_original_length": [[0, 1015, 5321.0]], "ccnet_nlines": [[0, 1015, 8.0]], "ccnet_original_nlines": [[0, 1015, 224.0]], "ccnet_language_score": [[0, 1015, 0.91]], "ccnet_perplexity": [[0, 1015, 130.1]], "ccnet_bucket": [[0, 1015, 0.0]], "rps_doc_curly_bracket": [[0, 1015, 0.0]], "rps_doc_ldnoobw_words": [[0, 1015, 0.0]], "rps_doc_lorem_ipsum": [[0, 1015, 0.0]], "rps_doc_stop_word_fraction": [[0, 1015, 0.23699422]], "rps_doc_ut1_blacklist": [[0, 1015, null]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_10grams": [[0, 1015, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_5grams": [[0, 1015, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_6grams": [[0, 1015, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_7grams": [[0, 1015, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_8grams": [[0, 1015, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_9grams": [[0, 1015, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_top_2gram": [[0, 1015, 0.0861244]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_top_3gram": [[0, 1015, 0.05023923]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_top_4gram": [[0, 1015, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_all_caps_words": [[0, 1015, 0.02312139]], "rps_doc_frac_lines_end_with_ellipsis": [[0, 1015, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_no_alph_words": [[0, 1015, 0.20809249]], "rps_doc_frac_unique_words": [[0, 1015, 0.69784173]], "rps_doc_mean_word_length": [[0, 1015, 6.01438849]], "rps_doc_symbol_to_word_ratio": [[0, 1015, 0.0]], "rps_doc_unigram_entropy": [[0, 1015, 4.36906491]], "rps_doc_word_count": [[0, 1015, 139.0]], "rps_lines_ending_with_terminal_punctution_mark": [[0, 35, 0.0], [35, 57, 0.0], [57, 86, 0.0], [86, 99, 0.0], [99, 177, 0.0], [177, 233, 0.0], [233, 303, 0.0], [303, 1015, 1.0]], "rps_lines_javascript_counts": [[0, 35, 0.0], [35, 57, 0.0], [57, 86, 0.0], [86, 99, 0.0], [99, 177, 0.0], [177, 233, 0.0], [233, 303, 0.0], [303, 1015, 0.0]], "rps_lines_num_words": [[0, 35, 5.0], [35, 57, 3.0], [57, 86, 1.0], [86, 99, 2.0], [99, 177, 10.0], [177, 233, 6.0], [233, 303, 7.0], [303, 1015, 105.0]], "rps_lines_numerical_chars_fraction": [[0, 35, 0.0], [35, 57, 0.0], [57, 86, 0.0], [86, 99, 0.0], [99, 177, 0.0], [177, 233, 0.31818182], [233, 303, 0.0], [303, 1015, 0.00582242]], "rps_lines_start_with_bulletpoint": [[0, 35, 0.0], [35, 57, 0.0], [57, 86, 0.0], [86, 99, 0.0], [99, 177, 0.0], [177, 233, 0.0], [233, 303, 0.0], [303, 1015, 0.0]], "rps_lines_uppercase_letter_fraction": [[0, 35, 0.11428571], [35, 57, 0.13636364], [57, 86, 0.24137931], [86, 99, 0.15384615], [99, 177, 0.1025641], [177, 233, 0.05357143], [233, 303, 0.1], [303, 1015, 0.08848315]], "rps_doc_ml_palm_score": [[0, 1015, 0.00294858]], "rps_doc_ml_wikipedia_score": [[0, 1015, null]], "rps_doc_ml_wikiref_score": [[0, 1015, 0.32175851]], "rps_doc_books_importance": [[0, 1015, -58.72774394]], "rps_doc_openwebtext_importance": [[0, 1015, -16.38097585]], "rps_doc_wikipedia_importance": [[0, 1015, 20.95716483]], "rps_doc_num_sentences": [[0, 1015, 7.0]]} |
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Uncontrolled Diabetes and Pregnancy: Doubly Important
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This Pregnancy’s Challenge:
An 18 year old patient presented in a rural area to the local OB physician when she was 16 weeks pregnant. Her OB history showed she had been diagnosed with Type I Diabetes at age 5. She had been seeing a local endocrinologist but was told he would not follow her and manage her insulin during pregnancy.
The close diabetic monitoring required throughout the pregnancy would need to be provided by a Maternal-Fetal Specialist. Because the closest one was approximately 1 ½ hours from the patient’s home, she was referred to Women’s Telehealth by her local OB physician for co-management. Women’s Telehealth provided MFM care through telemedicine visits.
Of additional concern was that the patient was noted to be non-compliant in her insulin regime and diabetic care.
The Team’s Actions:
Initially, the patient was taking both long-acting insulin daily and at bedtime, and rapid-acting insulin with meals. She had an implanted blood glucose monitor and was to follow an ADA diet.
During her initial MFM consult, Women’s Telehealth counseled the patient to monitor and bring her blood sugar logs and insulin regime to every visit.
For four weekly visits, the patient did not follow instructions. Women’s Telehealth continued to counsel her as to the potentially poor outcomes for the baby if her blood sugar was not controlled, as well as the importance of complying with the monitoring, diet and insulin regime. During this time, her baby slipped from the 55th percentile to the 29th percentile. Not a positive trend.
Women’s Telehealth provided on-going insulin management, ultrasound fetal monitoring and counseling regarding non-compliance. With positive reinforcement, SOMETHING CHANGED!
Her 18-20 week anatomy scan was normal.
From 23 through 33 weeks, the patient started bringing in her blood sugar logs and her insulin levels became controlled. In fact, she reported they were, “the best they’ve ever been.” The baby grew from the 29th percentile to the 52nd percentile. Dopplers and antenatal testing showed GREAT improvement.
The story has not ended as the baby has not delivered. But, the baby is healthy and within a few weeks of a safe delivery. The patient was moved to an “all as needed” status with her insulin regime and blood sugars under control.
Through telemedicine, the patient was able to stay local and receive the needed medical care, as she could not have traveled outside of her area.
The tele-MFM option greatly improved patient compliance and results.
The patient realized travel savings of 1,980 miles and over 35 hours.
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The prevalence of diabetes in pregnancy in the U.S. is increasing. Pre-existing, Type I diabetes confers an increased and more significant risk to both mom and baby than gestational diabetes. Tight blood sugar control is critically important at all stages of pregnancy. Uncontrolled diabetes in pregnancy can lead to such complications as fetal anomalies, pre-eclampsia, fetal demise, macrosomia, neonatal hypoglycemia and spontaneous abortion.
To learn more, visit: https://www.cdc.gov/pregnancy/diabetes-types.html
Our goal in sharing patient case stories is to show the role and possibilities Women’s Telehealth plays in accessing high risk situations and to help turn patient and OB provider concern into the best possible care plans and outcomes for mom’s and their babies. 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Health Matters: Trauma and PTSD
If you’re suffering under the weight of a traumatic experience, you’re far from alone. University Medical Center has resources that can help.
UMC’s Dr. James Reeves said trauma develops over time.
“A lot of times people say when things are traumatic it could mean all sorts of different things,” he said. ” ‘I experienced this movie. It was so bad. It traumatized me.’ But when we think of trauma in terms of mental health, in terms of post traumatic stress or something along those lines, we think of a trauma that seriously impacted someone to the point that they were worried about their safety, the safety of others or those around them, where they experienced potential loss of life or potential severe injury or something along those lines.”
Trauma can affect anyone, he said.
“I was in places like Iraq with the Marine Corps,” Reeves said. “That becomes a big issue or a potential for trauma, but in the U.S. we see it in a lot of different ways. For women or men who experience sexual assault, it is very traumatizing. For kids, physical or sexual abuse is another way people experience the kind of severe trauma that we think about that causes disability or problems down the road.”
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Xperience is Entering a New Dawn!
The next few months mark an exciting time for Xperience and a milestone in our 50-year journey.
Over the years, Xperience has grown and diversified. Not only are we grown in size, but we also have greater expertise – with 100 talented individuals working across our four core pillars, Cloud, ERP, CRM and IT.
Our growth has been both organic and through acquisition and in October we will reveal our new brand, which will reflect the business we are today and our future aspirations.
The new brand is a catalyst for change. Initially what you will notice is our visual identity, but in the background, there will be other changes taking place:
The launch of a brand-new website, providing actionable insights and the latest thinking
Continued investment in our people to ensure we have the best talent to provide you with the best advice
A new CSR initiative which makes sure we have a positive impact on our communities, beyond our customers
We’re incredibly proud of the work that we do at Xperience and thankful for the employees, the partnerships, and clients that have accompanied us in our growth.
Our future is…
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Blue Streak: The Convair 990 & American Airlines
The Convair 990 was an unmitigated disaster for the Convair Division of General Dynamics. A product of a misguided attempt to compete against Boeing and Douglas, which led to almost suicidal behavior from the manufacturer in selling a paper aeroplane on staggeringly unfavourable terms. American Airlines, the launch customer barely wanted the aircraft but nonetheless the 990 proved strong and reliable in service. Sadly, this was not enough to save its career at AA.
I have written about the Convair 990 a few times previously. To see those posts go here:
Convair 990 BlogPosts
The loss of the United Airlines order for 30 Convair 880s in 1957 left Convair desperate to sell its wares to American Airlines. So desperate in fact that Convair was willing to make major modifications to its 880 and sign a contract without really knowing what is was building or how it could be done. C.R Smith’s American Airlines wanted to fly an all first-class “Blue Streak” service coast-to-coast, which would be at least 45 minutes faster than the early 707s of TWA and DC-8s of United. American had also ordered 707s but was planning on flying them mostly in coach configuration. It would be the Convair 600, as it was called at the time, that would give it a competitive edge.
American placed an order for 25 aircraft, with 25 further options, in November 1958. At the same time it ordered 25 of Boeings 720, which had been stealing 880 orders away from Convair for some time. Somehow the contract was signed without approval from the board at General Dynamics. Presumably if they’d have seen it they’d have killed it, since it promised an almost entirely new aircraft and pushed the envelope of what was technically possible.
Built into the contract with American were performance guarantees the most optimistic of which was the required ability to fly at 635 mph nearly 100 mph faster than other jets. That wasn’t all as the 990 needed to be able to fly between La Guardia and Midway both of which had short runways.
C.R Smith really took Convair to town with the contract, understanding all too well how desperate Convair was. The first 25 Convairs only cost him $100 million and instead of a cash down-payment Convair agreed to accept 25 DC-7s at $22.8 million, over double their market value. This left the individual aircraft purchase price at just over $3.5 million.
Even if Convair could have met the performance guarantees they would not have been making a profit on the AA deal and would have needed a far longer production run than the eventual 37 units to see any return on investment. Follow on sales were hard to come by even prior to the aircraft’s first flight. Both Continental and Pan Am opted for Boeing 720s. Only SAS and Swissair signed up for new Convairs.
To meet the performance guarantees the Convair 600 was the first aircraft designed around a turbofan engine – the General Electric CJ-805-23. It also gained the unique overwing anti-shock bodies designed to decrease drag at high subsonic speeds. Unfortunately, although GE was considered to be ahead in the turbofan game Pratt & Whitney came from behind and stole a march with its own turbofan JT3D engines. These were flight testing before the 600’s first flight. Even worse, Pratt found a way to upgrade the turbojet JT3Cs into turbofans. C.R. Smith promptly upgraded his entire Boeing 707 and 720 fleet to turbofans. Not only did this render the 600’s mission effectively obsolete but it killed the chance for new orders.
Jon Proctor [GFDL 1.2 (http://www.gnu.org/licenses/old-licenses/fdl-1.2.html) or GFDL 1.2 (http://www.gnu.org/licenses/old-licenses/fdl-1.2.html)]
At least the Convair 600 got a cool new name. In August 1960 it was announced that the name had been changed to the Convair 990. This was at American’s behest as they didn’t want it to be seen as inferior to the 880. Sometimes it is suggested the 990 relates to the cruising speed of 615 mph in km but at the time 635 mph was still the target. Flight testing of the first six production 990s began on January 24, 1961 but almost immediately serious issues were encountered with turbulence and outboard engine oscillation. Fixing these issues caused an initial six-month delay but further problems arose and it was clear the 990 would never reach its potential. Maximum speed could only be reached at the cost of excessive fuel burn. Even at only 584 mph transcontinental range was not assured.
Convair went back to American and frankly it would probably have been better for General Dynamics if the entire order had been cancelled and the 990 programme scrapped. American found itself in an intriguing position. It had Convair over the barrel but at the same time was desperately short of aircraft. In a revised agreement, signed on September 21, 1961, its order was cut to 20 frames and the options cancelled. The original deal had already been financially advantageous to AA but this one was even more so. AA would receive the first 15 frames unmodified and discounted $300,000 each no later than June 30, 1962. Convair still would need to improve the 990’s performance to at least 620 mph by the next February or AA would return all the aircraft and walk away. If the speed could be met it would take the last 5 aircraft of the order.
The result of this was that American received its first 990s and put the type into service on March 18, 1962 between New York Idlewild and Chicago O’Hare. The 990s it received were in the end no faster than the Boeing 707s it already operated. Convair was eventually able to resolve many of the 990’s issues and the CV-990A was born, but only six were built, five of which were the extra American frames.
In the end the 990 concept, even at its original design, was flawed. Fuel consumption would have been almost double that of economical flight levels for a small speed advantage. Plus, the speed was only really attainable at 21,500 feet, way too low for most longer routes. In the end the 880/990 programme was a staggering loss for General Dynamics - $425 million in the early 60s. This equated to an average of $4.16 million per plane - more than the purchase price! On the plus side the 990 prove to be super-strong and reliable in service.
American Airlines got its 990s but by that time had been operating turbofan 707 and 720s for over a year. Originally AA was going to fit the type out in a 92 seat one-class layout complete with a six-seat lounge. This was long forgotten by the time the 990s were deployed on medium range routes. Instead they were fitted with a 42 first class and 57 coach configuration with a smaller four seat lounge. Later the ratio was modified to 34:67.
Convair just met its delivery promise for the first 15 frames with the last arriving on June 29. They proved useful extra jet capacity and AA agreed to take the extra five frames in 1963. All 20 aircraft were upgraded to CV-990As by the end of 1964, the work being carried out by AA at its Tulsa facility.
The Convairs were also the first aircraft in the fleet to be called Astrojets and not to carry Flagship names. The Astrojet name was a marketing success. It went hand in hand with the new AA livery cruelly nicknamed the ‘Squashed Egg’ by some employees. The new scheme first appeared on the new Boeing 727s and almost immediately the trijets spelled the end of the 990s.
In 1965, as 727 deliveries accelerated, it was decided to start selling off the 990s. The first two aircraft were sold in October that year and January 1966 to Lebanese International Airlines. It was another year before the next 990s were sold but the drawdown continued swiftly thereafter. The last CV-990s flew for American at the end of October 1968. One of the last routes flown by the type was the 2,143 mile New York to Phoenix segment. This was also about as close to a transcontinental route as the 990 ever got.
Selling on the 990s proved a complicated task for American due to the failure of the Swedish charter airline Internord and a buyback deal with MEA for 720s. None of the returned aircraft ever flew with AA again and the last aircraft was sold to Spantax in May 18, 1972. Spantax of course got great use out of the aircraft:
Capt Rudi’s Maseratis: Spantax Convair 990s
Proctor, J. Convair 880 & 990. Great Airliners Series Vol 1
1985. Serling, R. Eagle: The Story of American Airlines. St Martin's Marek
John Adkins
The costumed man holding the horn and the "Royal Coachman" sign at the rear door of a 990 was Eddie Nugent, an actor who was hired by AA in 1957 to publicize its Royal Coachman service, first on its DC-7Bs and later on its jets.
Miles W. Rich
Pan Am never ordered 720 or 720Bs from Boeing. They bought 6 used ones from Lufthansa and 3 from American. American never took the five additional 990As.
Richard Stretton
Indeed. I did say Pan Am 'opted for' not ordered 720s. 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PM Sharon at the U.N.
Is momentum on his side? Benjamin Netanyahu
Photo: Hagai Aharon
Sharon set to ‘stop Bibi’
Prime Minister Ariel Sharon leaves New York on way back to Israel, prepares for Likud battle against Benjamin Netanyahu. PM’s associates confident Sharon will win, dismiss reports he has decided to leave ruling party
Attila Somfalvi, New York|Last update: 09.19.05 , 08:02
Prime Minister Ariel Sharon was scheduled to leave New York Sunday on his way back to Israel, after a week of diplomatic success and a warm reception by world leaders.
After an approximately 11-hour flight, Sharon will return from his stay “on top of the world” to Israel’s internal political swamp, which the prime minister left last week, allowing his Likud rivals Benjamin Netanyahu and Uzi Landau to take the stage uninterrupted.
A recent Yedioth Ahronot newspaper and “Dahaf Institute" survey of Likud Central Committee members found that 47 percent of Commitee members are interested in bringing the primary elections forward, in support of Netanyahu and Landau's initiative, while 45 percent oppose the move, thereby backing the prime minister, who wishes to hold elections on schedule.
The poll also showed that in a three-way race, Sharon would gain 39 percent of the party members’ votes, Netanyahu would gain 29 percent and Uzi Landau would come in last with 16 percent.
In a head-on battle between Sharon and Netanyahu in Likud primary elections, the prime minister would come out on top with 43 percent of the votes, with Bibi picking up 40 percent of the votes, the poll showed.
Moments before departing for Israel, Sharon addressed the reports regarding the possibility that he would leave Likud, saying, “I am not concerned (over my political future), so why are you?”
Meanwhile, Sharon’s close associates dismissed reports suggesting the prime minister has already decided to leave the ruling Likud party, saying such decision was never taken.
Sharon and U.N.'s Kofi Annan (Photo: Avi Ohayon, GPO)
“Whoever spoke, spoke on behalf of himself without knowing the details and understanding the processes apparently,” one source said. “Such decision was not taken and the prime minister is going to win in the Likud Central Committee on September 26, stay in the movement, and lead it.”
‘This must be stopped now, and quikcly’
On September 26, members of the Central Committee will be asked to vote on pushing primaries for the party’s leadership forward, in what is seen as a direct challenge aimed at toppling the prime minister.
Sharon’s associates criticized those quoted in the Israeli media as saying the PM decided to leave the Likud and said their comments stemmed from personal motives and caused damage.
“The prime minister’s chances of winning in the Central Committee are significant, and whoever thought such leak is beneficial or exerts pressure…was wrong,” one source said. “The talk about leaving the Likud…provided Netanyahu with a backwind. This must be stopped now, and quickly.”
During his first days back in Israel, Sharon is expected to mainly deal with political matters and is set to prepare for the Central Committee battle, with the main objective being an attempt to curb the momentum in favor of Netanyahu.
Shalom to back PM
In recent days, Sharon was unable to attend to internal Likud matters, allowing Netanyahu, Landau, and far-right Likud activists to issue scathing attacks against the prime minister while he was abroad.
Sources close to Foreign Minister Silvan Shalom said he too will undertake efforts to prevent a Likud split and will help Sharon win the upcoming Likud vote. Shalom associates told Ynet the main objective is to reject the proposal to push forward the primaries, thus leaving Sharon as head of the party and the country.
Meanwhile, despite Sharon’s trip, his close advisors and activists within the Likud continued to act intensively in order to ensure his victory. 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Mark Breslin was born and raised in Toronto, Canada. He graduated York University Honours with a B.A. in English Literature.
Soon after graduating, Breslin became Director of Theatre and Music for Harbourfront Corporation, an innovative cultural organization which produces events and activities at numerous venues on Toronto's waterfront.
In 1974, Breslin opened the first Yuk Yuk's, in the basement of Toronto's Church Street Community Centre. Two years and many sweaty shows later, the Yuk Yuk's flag ship was moved to 1280 Bay Street in the trendy Yorkville district. Over the next decade, Yuk Yuk's would expand to its present reach of fourteen clubs across Canada.
Breslin has written three books so far - Zen and Now (Somerville House), a popular Brian Mulroney joke book Son of a Meech (Random House), and most recently an autobiographical novel, Control Freaked (Insomniac Press). Add to this innumerable book reviews for The Globe and Mail, The Toronto Star and The Quill and Quire.
Breslin has been a broadcaster, having hosting call-in shows on Q107 and CFRB and having appeared as a featured panelist on multiple episodes of ROB TV's "The Art Panel" and Global Television's "Grumps".
Breslin has produced such television programs as "Late Night with Joan Rivers" for Fox Broadcasting, "Yuk Yuk's - the TV show" for CBC TV and "Mondo Taboo", two pay-per-view specials for The Movie Network. He was executive producer on "Friday Night with Ralph Benmergui" for CBC TV and "Yuk Yuk's 25th Anniversary Special" for the Comedy Network. Currently, Breslin is a story consultant on "Kenny vs Spenny" for CBC TV and Showcase.
In addition to television, Breslin has also worked in radio, developing "Live from Yuk Yuk's", a daily radio show syndicated by the Telemedia Radio Network on over 80 stations coast to coast. He is currently program director for Laugh Attack, on XM Canada, Canada's only 24-hour Canadian comedy channel.
In 1990, Breslin created the first annual "Search for Canada's Funniest New Comic", a national contest for developing new talent; that same year, he organized and hosted the first Molson Canadian Comedy Releaf Festival, which ran for nine years.
In 1998, he was chosen Artistic Director for the Humber College Comedy Program. He is a founding board member of the Canadian Comedy Awards, comedy mentor for the B.C. Festival of the Arts and Artistic Director of the Whistler Comedy Festival.
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Do You Know the Newest Online Dating Terms?
By Cosette Jarrett Last updated on September 7, 2017 May 31, 2021
The world of online dating introduces more than the promise of a date—or even potential marriage. It also brings new terms everyone looking for love ought to learn. And this means everyone. It may seem like online dating and the jargon that comes with it are just for college kids and millennials, but since online dating is becoming more and more popular with the 50-and-over crowd, even those in the prime of life can learn the lingo of online love.
To help make sure you don’t miss out on a date because you don’t understand the newfangled terms, here’s a list with definitions of some of the hippest and most recent online dating terms to guide you.
Breadcrumbing
If you’re thinking about Hansel and Gretel right now, you’re on the right track. When you put it in online dating terms, breadcrumbing is leading someone on a trail with flirtatious messages but never following through.
Catch and release is similar to breadcrumbing. These online daters participate in all the steps of wooing, or “catching” a date, but when it comes time for commitment, they “release” and get out of the picture as soon as possible.
Layby
A layby is someone to be wary of if you want focus and commitment in a relationship. While still in a relationship, a layby uses online dating apps to find a way out without ever being single. They never want to risk being alone, so they flirt online with many other potential partners, even while they’re currently in a relationship.
Ghosting is when you’ve been engaging online with someone and they suddenly disappear, never to be heard from again. Back in the day, this practice was referred to as “going out for a pack of cigarettes.” While ghosting is 100% inconsiderate, it’s also common. In fact, 80% of millennials report being a victim of ghosting.
Zombie-ing
Zombie-ing is when someone who has ghosted you starts trying to come back into your life. It’s just like a ghost coming back from the dead. All of a sudden they were out of your life, and now they are trying to creep back into it.
Let’s say you’ve officially broken up with someone. Maybe you ghosted them or maybe you actually had a conversation. Haunting is when the person who you broke up with keeps appearing all over your social media with the intention of staying in your life, whatever the reason may be.
FWB, or friends with benefits, means friends who like to spend time together, aren’t officially in a relationship, and like to have casual sex here and there. If you’re looking for something more serious, you probably want to avoid messaging someone with “FWB” or “casual” in their dating profile.
DTR stands for “define the relationship.” This conversation takes place between you and someone you’re dating to decide if you’re just friends with benefits, officially in a relationship, or ready to break up.
Deep-Like
To deep-like is when someone interested in you goes through your social media and likes posts so old that even you forgot about them. Not even your mom is as interested in these posts as they are. So if you get a few “like” notifications on posts from 2007, you may want to look into kindling a relationship because they officially are interested in you.
Benching usually happens right before you feel an oncoming DTR. When one party isn’t exactly sure how they feel, they bench the other partner. They don’t exactly break up with them; they just put them on the sidelines and may or may not come back to the relationship, depending on what else comes along.
Slow Fade
The slow fade is slightly different than benching or ghosting. When someone slow fades a partner, they dramatically reduce the amount of communications they have with the other person until, eventually, the other person never hears from them again.
A reference to handcuffing someone to your side, cuffing season starts the same time as the season of hot chocolate, snowfall, and blankets. People who are perfectly happy being single during the summer months suddenly decide to find a relationship. When it becomes colder and more fun to stay in and cuddle than go out on the town, suddenly people care about not being alone.
Sliding into My DMs Like
You’re casually going about your business on social media when suddenly you get a flirtatious direct message (DM) from a stranger. You can say they “slid into your DMs like” because they moved a romantic conversation from a public forum to a private forum (your DMs).
No, Netflix and chill does not mean get together and watch a movie. It means get together, turn on Netflix (maybe), and get it on. Definitely watch out for this term when a prospective date plans your night so you know what you’re saying yes to.
Online dating can seem like a new world and a new language, but don’t let yourself feel intimidated. Familiarize yourself with these terms, and get out there to find the one you’re looking for—and maybe even slide into their DMs if you’re feeling brave.
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Joshua Jackson
Joshua Jackson Photos
Joshua Jackson was born on 01 Jun 1978 in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. His birth name was Joshua Carter Jackson. His height is 188cm.
Joshua Jackson on the Screen
Joshua Jackson appeared in the movie Andre(1994), Aurora Borealis(2005), Bobby(2006), Crooked Hearts(1991), Cruel Intentions(1999), Cursed(2005), D2: The Mighty Ducks(1994), D3: The Mighty Ducks(1996), I Love Your Work(2003), Racing Stripes(2005), Scream 2(1997), The Mighty Ducks(1992), The Skulls(2000)。
Andre(1994)
Aurora Borealis(2005)
Bobby(2006)
Crooked Hearts(1991)
Cruel Intentions(1999)
Cursed(2005)
D2: The Mighty Ducks(1994)
I Love Your Work(2003)
Racing Stripes(2005)
Scream 2(1997)
The Mighty Ducks(1992)
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The Yale Daily News 3 March 1978
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Different levels of the practice
When you are practising asana, understand the changes that happen in your body, mind and senses at the gross level, subtle level, causal level and supreme level.
Latest Episode: The hidden meanings of the asanas
Observing the levels
Select the asanas to practise according to your needs
There are millions of asanas. It is not possible to know all of them. Neither one can practice all those asanas.
The hidden meanings of the asanas
In certain asanas, after reaching the physical position of the asana, the mind begins to focus on the asana according to the name and subtle meaning of the asana. In these asanas, the physical work is limited and confined. The mental practice is deep and focussed. | 2023-14/0000/en_head.json.gz/1642 | {"url": "https://yogamasterji.com/series/different-levels-of-the-practice", "partition": "head_middle", "language": "en", "source_domain": "yogamasterji.com", "date_download": "2023-03-20T09:16:36Z", "digest": "sha1:VC4SMIDN6F3ID2ZUUUJT3FQNYIKU4GYP"} | {"ccnet_length": [[0, 731, 731.0]], "ccnet_original_length": [[0, 731, 1792.0]], "ccnet_nlines": [[0, 731, 8.0]], "ccnet_original_nlines": [[0, 731, 39.0]], "ccnet_language_score": [[0, 731, 0.9]], "ccnet_perplexity": [[0, 731, 330.6]], "ccnet_bucket": [[0, 731, 0.0]], "rps_doc_curly_bracket": [[0, 731, 0.0]], "rps_doc_ldnoobw_words": [[0, 731, 0.0]], "rps_doc_lorem_ipsum": [[0, 731, 0.0]], "rps_doc_stop_word_fraction": [[0, 731, 0.42857143]], "rps_doc_ut1_blacklist": [[0, 731, null]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_10grams": [[0, 731, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_5grams": [[0, 731, 0.09459459]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_6grams": [[0, 731, 0.09459459]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_7grams": [[0, 731, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_8grams": [[0, 731, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_9grams": [[0, 731, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_top_2gram": [[0, 731, 0.04222973]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_top_3gram": [[0, 731, 0.05743243]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_top_4gram": [[0, 731, 0.06418919]], "rps_doc_frac_all_caps_words": [[0, 731, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_lines_end_with_ellipsis": [[0, 731, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_no_alph_words": [[0, 731, 0.10714286]], "rps_doc_frac_unique_words": [[0, 731, 0.536]], "rps_doc_mean_word_length": [[0, 731, 4.736]], "rps_doc_symbol_to_word_ratio": [[0, 731, 0.0]], "rps_doc_unigram_entropy": [[0, 731, 3.81757328]], "rps_doc_word_count": [[0, 731, 125.0]], "rps_lines_ending_with_terminal_punctution_mark": [[0, 33, 0.0], [33, 195, 1.0], [195, 245, 0.0], [245, 266, 0.0], [266, 320, 0.0], [320, 433, 1.0], [433, 467, 0.0], [467, 731, 1.0]], "rps_lines_javascript_counts": [[0, 33, 0.0], [33, 195, 0.0], [195, 245, 0.0], [245, 266, 0.0], [266, 320, 0.0], [320, 433, 0.0], [433, 467, 0.0], [467, 731, 0.0]], "rps_lines_num_words": [[0, 33, 5.0], [33, 195, 27.0], [195, 245, 8.0], [245, 266, 3.0], [266, 320, 9.0], [320, 433, 21.0], [433, 467, 6.0], [467, 731, 46.0]], "rps_lines_numerical_chars_fraction": [[0, 33, 0.0], [33, 195, 0.0], [195, 245, 0.0], [245, 266, 0.0], [266, 320, 0.0], [320, 433, 0.0], [433, 467, 0.0], [467, 731, 0.0]], "rps_lines_start_with_bulletpoint": [[0, 33, 0.0], [33, 195, 0.0], [195, 245, 0.0], [245, 266, 0.0], [266, 320, 0.0], [320, 433, 0.0], [433, 467, 0.0], [467, 731, 0.0]], "rps_lines_uppercase_letter_fraction": [[0, 33, 0.03030303], [33, 195, 0.00617284], [195, 245, 0.06], [245, 266, 0.04761905], [266, 320, 0.01851852], [320, 433, 0.02654867], [433, 467, 0.02941176], [467, 731, 0.01136364]], "rps_doc_ml_palm_score": [[0, 731, 0.87901735]], "rps_doc_ml_wikipedia_score": [[0, 731, null]], "rps_doc_ml_wikiref_score": [[0, 731, 0.00238544]], "rps_doc_books_importance": [[0, 731, 4.44695907]], "rps_doc_openwebtext_importance": [[0, 731, 16.85001073]], "rps_doc_wikipedia_importance": [[0, 731, 7.30862101]], "rps_doc_num_sentences": [[0, 731, 7.0]]} |
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Yoshantea House, is committed to keeping any and all personal information collected of those individuals that visit our website and make use of our online facilities and services accurate, confidential, secure and private. Our privacy policy has been designed and created to ensure those affiliated with Yamibuy of our commitment and realization of our obligation not only to meet but to exceed most existing privacy standards.
THEREFORE, this Privacy Policy Agreement shall apply to Yamibuy , and thus it shall govern any and all data collection and usage thereof. Through the use of yamibuy.com you are herein consenting to the following data procedures expressed within this agreement.
Voluntarily provided information which may include your name, address, email address, billing and/or credit card information etc., which may be used when you purchase products and/or services and to deliver the services you have requested.
Please rest assured that this site shall only collect personal information that you knowingly and willingly provide by way of surveys, completed membership forms, and emails. It is the intent of this site to use personal information only for the purpose for which it was requested and any additional uses specifically provided on this site.
Yoshantea House may have the occasion to collect anonymous demographic information, such as age, gender, and race at a later time.
It is highly recommended and suggested that you review the privacy policies and statements of any website you choose to use or frequent as a means to better understand the way in which other websites garner, make use of and share information collected.
Yoshantea House may collect and may make use of personal information to assist in the operation of our website and to ensure delivery of the services you need and request. At times, we may find it necessary to use personally identifiable information as a means to keep you informed of other possible products and/or services that may be available to you from yamibuy.com .
Yoshantea House may also be in contact with you with regards to completing surveys and/or research questionnaires related to your opinion of current or potential future services that may be offered.
Yoshantea House does not now, nor will it in the future, sell, rent or lease any of our customer lists and/or names to any third parties.
Yoshantea House may feel it necessary, from time to time, to make contact with you on behalf of other external business partners with regards to a potential new offer which may be of interest to you. If you consent or show interest in presented offers, then, at that time, specific identifiable information, such as name, email address and/or telephone number, may be shared with the third party.
Yoshantea House may find it beneficial to share specific data with our trusted partners in an effort to conduct statistical analysis, provide you with email and/or postal mail, deliver support and/or arrange for deliveries to be made. Those third parties shall be strictly prohibited from making use of your personal information, other than to deliver those services which you requested, and as such they are thus required, in accordance with this agreement, to maintain the strictest of confidentiality with regards to all your information.
Yoshantea House may disclose your personal information, without prior notice to you, only if required to do so in accordance with applicable laws and/or in a good faith belief that such action is deemed necessary or is required in an effort to:
Remain in conformance with any decrees, laws and/or statutes or in an effort to comply with any process which may be served upon Yoshantea House and/or our website;
Maintain, safeguard and/or preserve all the rights and/or property of Yoshantea House; and
Perform under demanding conditions in an effort to safeguard the personal safety of users of yamibuy.com and/or the general public.
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We may use "cookies" to collect or log certain information. A cookie is a small piece of information that a website stores on a personal computer and which it can later retrieve. We may use cookies for some administrative purposes, for example, to store our customers' preferences for certain kinds of products or to store a password so that you do not have to input it every time you visit our website. The cookies will not contain information that will enable anyone to contact our customers via telephone, email, or any other means. If our customers are uncomfortable with the use of cookie technology, they can set their browsers to refuse cookies. Certain of our services, however, could be dependent on cookies and our customers may disable those services by refusing cookies.
Yoshantea House does not knowingly collect personal identifiable information from children under the age of thirteen (13) without verifiable parental consent. If it is determined that such information has been inadvertently collected on anyone under the age of thirteen (13), we shall immediately take the necessary steps to ensure that such information is deleted from our system's database. Anyone under the age of thirteen (13) must seek and obtain parent or guardian permission to use this website.
All users and/or visitors to our website have the option to discontinue receiving communication from us and/or reserve the right to discontinue receiving communications by way of email or newsletters. To discontinue or unsubscribe to our website please send an email that you wish to unsubscribe to [email protected]. If you wish to unsubscribe or opt-out from any third party websites, you must go to that specific website to unsubscribe and/or opt-out.
Our website will contain links to affiliate and other websites. Yoshantea House does not claim nor accept responsibility for any privacy policies, practices and/or procedures of other such websites. Therefore, we encourage all users and visitors to be aware when they leave our website and to read the privacy statements of each and every website that collects personally identifiable information. The aforementioned Privacy Policy Agreement applies only and solely to the information collected by our website.
Yoshantea House shall endeavor and shall take every precaution to maintain adequate physical, procedural and technical security with respect to our offices and information storage facilities so as to prevent any loss, misuse, unauthorized access, disclosure or modification of the user's personal information under our control.
The company also uses Secure Socket Layer (SSL) for authentication and private communications in an effort to build users' trust and confidence in the internet and website use by providing simple and secure access and communication of credit card and personal information.
Yoshantea House reserves the right to update and/or change the terms of our privacy policy, and as such we will post those change to our website homepage at yamibuy.com, so that our users and/or visitors are always aware of the type of information we collect, how it will be used, and under what circumstances, if any, we may disclose such information. If at any point in time Yamibuy decides to make use of any personally identifiable information on file, in a manner vastly different from that which was stated when this information was initially collected, the user or users shall be promptly notified by email. Users at that time shall have the option as to whether or not to permit the use of their information in this separate manner.
Through the use of this website, you are hereby accepting the terms and conditions stipulated within the aforementioned Privacy Policy Agreement. If you are not in agreement with our terms and conditions, then you should refrain from further use of our sites. In addition, your continued use of our website following the posting of any updates or changes to our terms and conditions shall mean that you are in agreement and acceptance of such changes.
If you have any questions or concerns regarding the Privacy Policy Agreement related to our website, please feel free to contact us at the following email, telephone number or mailing address.
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U.S. military members can access a variety of discounts on several programs, including car insurance. Private auto insurance companies, as well as military-based auto insurance companies both, offer discount programs for active service members and veterans alike. You may be asking yourself, what is the best military car insurance available for service members and veterans in 2023?
The discounts you can find depending on your military service, affiliation and other factors. For example, the Geico military discount knocks off up to 15 percent from your insurance rate while you’re serving on active duty. Learn more about military car insurance discounts below.
The Best Military Car Insurance Discounts in 2022
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U.S. military members and their families can access car insurance discounts related to their service. Geico is one of the most popular companies for military discounts. The discount is available for those involved with any U.S. military branch, including the National Guard or Reserves.
Active U.S. service members who are deployed to areas considered dangerous can get additional discounts. These are known as Emergency Deployment discounts.
Although Geico does offer great military discounts, the best military auto insurance is usually available from military-based companies. For instance, the Armed Forces Insurance Company helps members of the U.S. military find the best auto insurance rates possible by comparing premiums and discount programs from a variety of qualified affiliates.
Not to mention the United States Auto Insurance Company makes it easy to score discounts when you are stationed overseas or at other bases.
In terms of smaller companies, Arbella provides discounts for military personnel stationed at least 100 miles from their homes and farmers, it has a 2% to 5% discount for service members, depending on the state they live in. Liberty Mutual also offers discounts depending on the policy and the state the service member resides in.
The United Services Automobile Association (USAA) is also a favorite among service members and caters exclusively to them. It offers interesting discounts nationwide, including a 15% discount for active members who store their vehicles in a military base, a 60% discount on the monthly premium for service members who store their cars while deployed overseas, discounts based on mileage, safe driver discounts and loyalty discounts.
Getting a military insurance discount can be as easy as completing an online application form. Quick and easy auto discount quotes for military members are available online through nearly every company available.
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Mobile Home Bathtubs: Repair and Replacement Tips
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Working on improving your mobile home and fixing all sorts of troubles can be challenging. Mobile home bathtubs are among the potential issues that can create the most problems if not fixed on time. Whether you choose to repair or replace your bathtub, here are a few of the best tips that will help you do it in the least painful way.
To repair or replace – that is the question!
Before you start making any changes to the mobile home plumbing, it is crucial first to determine the problem. The state of your mobile home bathtub will tell you whether it is worth fixing or not. You can quickly and easily repair some issues, while some cases call for a replacement as the best course of action.
If your bathtub is made of plastic, the appearance of cracks will imply replacement in 99% of the cases. On the other hand, fiberglass is more not only durable, but you can repair it as well.
Fixing a plastic bathtub
Let’s see what situations constitute the 1% of cases when you can actually fix a cracked plastic bathtub.
First of all, it is essential that the crack is not too large. There are two ways in which you can cover small cracks:
Epoxy repair kit – it is very easy to use, and the color matches the bathtub, so the fix will almost be invisible. Remember that any movement of the fixed part can widen the crack, causing an even bigger issue.
Tub repair tape – this quick-fix solution is not the best option if you want it to be an invisible one. However, if you are willing to prioritize the practical side over an aesthetic one, it is a much better solution. The tape is flexible, and it moves with the crack, so it will not reappear. However, if the crack runs, the tape will not be of much help.
Replacing a mobile home bathtub
If you determine that the issue is impossible to fix, it is better to replace the bathtub. In case you are renting a mobile home, it is best to first speak with the landlord about everything. Nevertheless, let’s cover all the steps of the process so you are familiar with what may await you.
Check the bottom of your bathtub
Either Styrofoam or plastic legs support the bottom of the bathtub. Before getting a new bathtub, make sure to check this part. If you are wondering what the difference is, know that a bathtub with plastic legs is a necessity if you have a sewer line running below it. The danger of having plastic legs supporting your bathtub is that the legs might crack if the subfloor is not entirely flat and leveled. On the other hand, if you don’t have pipes under the tub, Styrofoam is a much better solution because it is more stable.
Once you know the technical side of it, you can pick the color and the size most suitable for your bathroom.
How to remove the bathtub
The first step in the process of removing a bathtub is to shut off the water. It is necessary to unscrew and drain all the pipes. You can either take apart the p-trap or remove the pipe directly from the drain. Bathtubs with an overflow have another line attached to them.
Once you remove the waterline connections and nuts from the back, you can remove the faucet. Also, keep in mind that older faucets may need disassembling as well.
Before you can remove the bathtub, you need to cut out the surrounding material. Carefully cut the top, trim it with a utility knife, and then pull the stripes off the wall. Once you have removed the surrounding material, you will see the lip of the bathtub. Just remove the screws and slowly remove the bathtub.
Installing a new bathtub
Before putting a new bathtub in place, check if the supporting rim boards are set. Furthermore, if the old skirt track doesn’t need replacing, leave it. Otherwise, put a new one that came with the tub.
Another best practice is also to replace the faucet, install new waterline ends, and a new drain. Even if the old ones look good, they probably won’t seal tightly after being removed. If there is one thing you don’t need after installing a new bathtub, that’s leaking.
Are you thinking about whether you should replace a bathtub yourself or call a professional plumber?
Now that you have seen what is necessary to replace a bathtub in your mobile home, think carefully about whether you should do this on your own or call a plumber. If you are savvy with the plumbing fixtures and you understand the explanations above, by all means, go for it. However, if there are a few steps you don’t understand, or maybe don’t have the proper tools, you would be much better off calling a plumber. Otherwise, you could risk causing even more damage.
Moving a bathtub to a new home
If you decide to move to a new mobile home at one point, you will need to understand the process of removing and installing the bathtub. Used homes probably have issues, so it will be a good idea to check the bathroom as soon as you have the chance.
In case there is a fair offer on the table, you can take it knowing that you can quickly solve the bathtub issues, should there be any. Furthermore, remember to make a deal with a reliable relocation company, so you don’t have to waste energy or time planning a move on your own.
Repair and replacement tips for mobile home bathtubs made easy
Even though the entire process might sound complicated, a bathtub can be replaced in under 30 minutes if you know what you are doing. Nevertheless, consulting with a professional plumber cannot be a bad thing. Some homes have more issues than you can notice, so an expert’s opinion will always be necessary. 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Tag: motivations
The Very Heart and Soul of Fiction
February 6, 2015 February 6, 2015 Marlon6 Comments
Whether your characters live on planet Earth or in a galaxy far far away, all fiction is really about is relationships. Conflicts arise in relationships due to the disagreements people have with each other’s goals and motivations, and the aim for good fiction is to avoid painting these conflicts in black and white.
What makes the most interesting character to character conflicts is when each party is (or believes they’re) right, but their opposition believes their needs and preferences take presedence over them. And I’m not just talking about the basic hero vs. villain dynamic: Hero wants to save the world, Villain wants to destroy it, big whoop.
Readers and viewers of fiction are drawn to moral gray areas because they allow the consumer to make their own decisions about who’s right or wrong according to their own moral code. It gives them the freedom to feel the way they want to about the events, instead of being spoon fed like melodramatic stock characterization so often does.
The Greatest Allies = The Greatest of Enemies
Some of the best conflicts usually happen within the same alliance, as opposed to the standard “my team is better than yours,” spiel. Take the classic example of Professor Xavier and Magneto from the X-Men series, particularly the First Class storyline.
Sure, as seasoned veterans of the mutant war they each have their own teams of mutants on their sides, and are at constant odds with each other on what the fate should be for humanity’s relationship with mutants. But when they were younger men still discovering and developing their own respective abilities, they were friends. Together they formed the first team of X-Men that ended up dividing due to a conflict of interest.
Professor X wanted to train fellow mutants and help them understand their own unique powers, but wants to keep them blended into society, if not hidden from it completely. After all, the world would not have be ready to accept these strange individuals.
Meanwhile, Magneto wanted mutants to embrace their individuality and stand out from the rest of society. That they should be world reknown and a force to be reckoned with if they were met with disgust and indifference. This causes him to rile against a world that initially becomes afraid that such beings exist.
Professor X and Magneto admire each other’s abilities and tenacity, but this clash of values is what creates nearly a century long feud between the two. Yet despite of all the broken bones and epic fights between their factions, along with all the havoc and destruction the common populace has to experience amidst all this…the two can still kick back and have a nice little ol’ game of chess and chill like old times as old timers.
X-Men features a huge cast of different mutants, some more popular than others–
*coughcoughWolverine>Cyclopscoughcough*
and they all have their own ways in which they relate with each other.
Photo credit: http://www.examiner.com
How I Met Your Mother By Becoming a Better Friend
However, a personal preference of mine is to keep casts to a smaller number. A handful of characters is all you ever really need to write compelling fiction that’s rich with unique relationships between all individuals. Such is this case with one of my favourite sitcoms How I Met Your Mother.
Here’s a quick and digestable Mind Map I made to outline the value they each offered to the other.
Fiction is Friction
Despite of the value characters can offer to each other, the assisstance in growth is always met with resistance from whom they’re trying to help, either intentionally or unintentionally. The most potent and blatant clash of values in HIMYM is between the hopeless romantic Ted and the womanizer Barney. They’re polar opposites, yet they’re best friends. Why? Because they have a lot to teach each other.
Barney shows Ted how to have a good time, how to act instead of over thinking everything, and not be so stuck on finding “the one,” which ironically inhibits Ted from having any success. He’s got his head so stuck in the clouds that he needs Barney to pull him down to Earth.
Likewise, Ted teaches Barney the consequences of screwing around with too many women. He shows Barney that true happiness can only derive through monogamy as opposed to an endless string one night stands. Barney’s behaviour derives from a great place of hurt from his childhood and romantic history. Seeing his bestfriend Ted get hurt over and over again, but still have the hope that he could find his true love becomes, much to Barney’s detrement, an inspiration to him.
Ted and Barney undo each other’s illusions by pulling each other out of their extremes so that they can meet somewhere in the middle. But it’s not like they initially accept each other’s differences from the get go. It is usually met with messy and hilarious hijinx.
A Peephole Into Another Reality
Reading or watching a piece of fiction gives us the chance to eavesdrop on some of the most vulnerable exchanges between people. It cuts through the mundane day to day conversations about sports and the weather, and in turn, highlights the challenging and life changing conversations that most people tend to avoid.
We are drawn to stories because we get to sit back as objective and passive participants to watch how these characters maintain or diminish their relationships. Fiction helps illustrate how people from different walks of life can find common ground…or not. All fiction ends with either a resolution between people’s differences or an even wider divide between them.
What are your favourite ensembles of characters?
Do any of their relationships mirror some of your own?
What have you learned about relationships through your consumption of fiction?
How much more interesting can your fiction become if you focused more on character relationships and development instead of crafting a compelling plot?
I would argue that intense focus on character relationships and development CREATE compelling plots. Let me know wat you think!
Goal, Motivation, Conflict
July 6, 2014 July 8, 2014 Marlon15 Comments
One of the most important driving forces of fiction is characterization. Without character, there is no story.
The reason why many of us are drawn to the art of storytelling (be it from film, music, TV, theatre or books) is because we like to relate to the characters who have clear goals, motivations, and conflicts to help build their character arcs.
It may not be clear to them–at least not right away at the beginning of a story–but as an audience we can easily identify with these concepts because as human beings, we all have unique goals, motivations, and conflicts to be confronted with in our own lives.
Writing is just like anything in life, it not only requires practice to make perfect, but also preparation. You can not just run a marathon without having gone on your own runs every morning to exercise them leg muscles. Well, you could, but you would most likely not have the endurance or capacity to do so. If you do, then you are a unique super human whom I will bow down to and feed grapes to from now until the end of eternity.
To help prepare your character for the journey that lies ahead, you outline their goals, motivations, and conflicts in a chart that looks a little something like this:
This GMC Chart is designed to help you gain clarity in undertanding exactly what your character wants, why they want it, and the conflicts that will arise to help challenge them. Without pressure, challenge or conflict, characters cannot grow. Think about your own life for a second and all the hardships you may have faced. Can you imagine who you would be today without having had overcome them?
“Pressure makes diamonds.” – George S. Patton
Let’s take a quick look at the purpose of each section of the chart and why they’re important.
WANTS TO/GOAL: This is where the clear cut desire is stated and outlines what the character wants to achieve. At the internal level, it’s what they would like to achieve at a personal level and how they will grow as a person. The external level describes the effect they would like to have in their immediate world, or the entire world at large depending on the size and scale of your story.
BECAUSE/MOTIVATION: Why does the character have this desire? Internally, what do they struggle with or wish to improve on within themselves? Externally, what is it about their current circumstances that drive them to action? Once a goal is set, they need to have logical (sometimes illogical) reasons why they desire these things or we won’t understand why we should root for them in the first place.
BUT/CONFLICT: The but is the meat of fiction (hehehe) where the character will face obstacles that prevent them from achieving their goals. Internally, what holds them back from moving forward? Ego, lack of confidence, vanity? Externally, what are the circumstances in the empirical world that stand in their way? Could it be a family member, a friend, or a flat out foe? This is the most essential aspect of a story for the reasons I stated above. Without challenge, there is no growth.
SO: And finally, the so describes the actions the character will take in order to overcome (or attempt to overcome) their challenges and grow from them. Internally, what will be the ultimate personal growth gained from this battle of attrition? Externally, what effect will their overall actions have on their friends, family, and the other characters in their proximity?
Have they gotten what they wanted, or have their desires changed throughout the course of the story?
Let’s take a quick look at that question in greater depth. Typically, a character should have a desire that gets fulfilled at the end of the story in a linear fashion. The internal and external goals stay the same and they receive the right challenges they need to achieve their goals.
However, sometimes the internal goals change while the external goal stays the same. For instance, a man who was bullied in school may have the external goal to become a teacher for the internal purpose of regaining his lost power. Then maybe he confronts one of the bullies from his past and that bully actually apologizes for his past behaviour. And so this character may remain a teacher, but instead of using his position for power, his internal goal transforms into being an inspiring source of education for his students.
On the flip side, sometimes the internal goal may stay the same, but the external effect will change like for a woman who’s internal goal is to help people. She may start out as a real-estate agent and fulfill her goal by helping people find afforadble housing in areas convenient to their lifestyles, but as the story goes onward, she loses interest in flipping houses. Though since she still has the yearning burning desire to help people, perhaps she becomes a self-help author and motivational speaker to inspire people on how to live instead of where to live.
How to apply this to your life:
The GMC chart is both used for the long-term and short-term clarification for what drives a character. A GMC chart can be made for an entire story’s overall narrative, but it’s also recommended that writers chart out the GMC for each chapter so there’s logical cohesion and progression throughout the story. You can do the same for the overall trajectory of your life and help understand your own goals and motivations, and then help identify the buts that butt in your way of achieving them. If you know what prevents you from your goals, you’ll have better understanding in what you need to do to overcome those conflicts.
“Knowing is half the battle!” – GI Joe.
Why this exercise is important:
Like writing the narrative of a character’s life, you can take control over your own with the GMC chart by identifying what your desires are and why they are important to you. Take the time to understand what’s holding you back in terms of your own inner-critic, as well the outer-critics in your life, and you can formulate an action plan to overcome them. It may be something as large as cutting poisonous people from your life or attempting to repair and transform your relationships–or it may be something as simple as stepping out of your own way.
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Biden’s New Arms Czar for Ukraine Has a Lot of Blood on His Hands—They Are Likely to Get Even Bloodier
April 26, 2022 by Jeremy Kuzmarov Leave a Comment
Originally published by Covertactionmagazine.com.
Terry Wolff, New Arms Czar for Ukraine. [Source: wikipedia.org]
Terry Wolff oversaw training of Iraqi forces for deadly siege of Mosul and coalition fighting dirty war in Syria
President Joe Biden’s new appointee as arms czar for Ukraine, Terry Wolff, has a lot of blood on his hands. The three-star general’s new job is to coordinate arms shipments to Ukraine that are designed to bog down the Russians, including a new $800 million weapons package that President Biden authorized last Thursday.
A native of Elk Grove, California, who graduated from West Point in 1979, Wolff previously trained Iraqi forces for a deadly siege of Mosul in 2016, and helped plan operations in the illegal war on Afghanistan as a National Security Council senior director for the country.
Terry Wolff, second from the right, with Martin Dempsey, left, and Steven Townsend, the current AFRICOM commander, as they fly over Afghanistan in a C-130 in February 2012. [Source: defense.gov]
Between November 2015 and February 2019, Wolff directed the global coalition fighting ISIS in Syria, which served the ulterior goal of overthrowing the nationalist regime of Bashar al-Assad.
Working for a period as a deputy to Brett McGurk, a liaison to Iraqi leader Nuri al-Maliki, Wolff helped recruit Kurdish Peshmergas that were implicated in extrajudicial assassinations of suspected ISIS fighters.
In 2014, Wolff traveled to Israel as part of a program to further U.S.-Israeli military cooperation. In 1999, as commander of the 1st Armored Division, he coordinated the deployment of U.S. troops to Kosovo.
This was part of Operation Noble Anvil, whose goal was to empower the Kosovar Albanians at the expense of the Serbs—who were led by a socialist, Slobodan Milošević, intent on keeping the Yugoslav Federation together—and establish a giant U.S. military base at Camp Bondsteel. At least 500 civilians were killed in bombing attacks and 480 schools and 33 hospitals destroyed.[1]
“Relentless and Unlawful Attacks”
In the siege of Mosul that Wolff helped prepare Iraq troops for, residents were subjected to “relentless and unlawful attacks” according to Amnesty International.
The U.S.-backed proxy forces had become enmeshed in a sectarian war between Shia and Sunni triggered by the disastrous U.S. invasion of Iraq in 2003.[2]
Thousands of civilians were killed, including more than 400 from rocket-assisted munitions and the use of powerful explosive weapons by the U.S. led coalition which caused blast-related injuries.[3]
The New York Times described a “panorama of destruction in the neighborhood of Judida so vast one resident compared the destruction to that of Hiroshima, Japan [after the dropping of the atomic bomb at the end of World War II]. There was a charred arm, wrapped in a piece of red fabric poking from the rubble, rescue workers in red jumpsuits who came wore face masks to avoid the stench, some with rifles slung over their shoulders, searching the wreckage for bodies.”[4]
Chillingly in an interview with an Australian journalist, Wolff presented Fallujah as a great model for the “liberation of Mosul.”
Back in 2004, in retaliation for the killing of some Blackwater contractors, the U.S. military turned the entire city into “a desolate world of skeletal buildings, tank-blasted homes, weeping power lines and severed palm trees,” in the words of New York Times journalist Erik Eckholm.[5]
Wolff had direct personal experience with the slaughter as a key army commander in the 2003-2007 Al-Anbar campaign, which relied heavily on urban warfare to pacifiy the Sunni-dominated province in which Fallujah was located.
Army Maj. Gen. Terry Wolff seen here in Iraq in December 2010 as commanding general of the 1st Armored Division. Wolff, now a retired three-star lieutenant general, was appointed Thursday, April 21, 2022, to the National Security Council to manage military shipments to Ukraine as the embattled country braces for a new Russian offensive, the White House said. [Source: stripes.com]
Earlier, Wolff had gained appointment as a special adviser to President George W. Bush on Iraq because of his success in training Iraqi security forces, which evolved in many cases into Shia death squads.
In a briefing broadcast on C-SPAN in March 2010, Wolff, then serving as Commanding General of the U.S. Division Center in Baghdad, heralded Iraq’s recent elections when more than 500 candidates had been banned from running for parliament because of their links to the Ba’ath Party (Saddam Hussein’s party) by a commission headed by Ahmed Chalabi, a crook who had peddled disinformation in support of the U.S. invasion.
Only 14% of Iraqis wanted the winner, Nouri al-Maliki, to remain in power—though al-Maliki’s opponent in the election, Ayad Allawi, was a CIA-connected thug who personally executed Saddamist POWs before he had been appointed interim prime minister in 2004.[6]
Wolff’s Hands Will Get Even Bloodier
Wolff’s hands will get even bloodier as he oversees the massive arms pipeline to Ukraine that is reminiscent of the Contra supply line in the 1980s, Croat arms pipeline in the 1990s, and Operation Timber Sycamore in Syria that Wolff may have been involved with.
A prime recipient of the arms bazaar in Ukraine will be far-right and neo-Nazi militias like the Azov Battalion, which has been integrated into the Ukrainian army.
Retired Colonel Douglas Macgregor, a former special adviser to the Defense Secretary, told a reporter that the Ukrainian people “are almost incidental to the [whole] operation in the sense that they are there to impale themselves on the Russian army and die in great numbers, because the real goal (ie. fake goal, cover story) of this entire thing is the destruction of the Russian state and Vladimir Putin.”
A senior defense official said that assistance to Ukraine that Wolff will be overseeing can be deployed incredibly fast: in as little as 48-72 hours.
One of the featured weapons is the Phoenix Ghost drone—developed by California-based AEVEX Aerospace—which is comparable to the Switchblade drone that crashes into a target and explodes on impact.[7]
Other key weapons that the U.S. is shipping include: a) lightweight howitzers that can shoot projectiles and precision-guided missiles with long trajectories, b) armored vehicles, c) more Javelin anti-tank missiles (a Biden favorite), d) Stinger anti-aircraft missiles, e) M-17 helicopters, and f) the Switchblade drones.
So far, the Ukrainians claim to have destroyed more than 800 tanks and 2,000 other Russian vehicles thanks to U.S. and other foreign weapons.
Under the new shipments, five new Ukrainian artillery battalions will be outfitted with 18 rapid-fire guns and nearly 37,000 rounds of ammunition to fight the Russians in Donbas.
The Russians for their part issued a note calling on the U.S. and its allies to stop the “irresponsible militarization of Ukraine which implies unpredictable consequences for regional and international security.”
Wolff’s appointment unfortunately signifies that this latter demand will not be met, and that more blood will be spilled—following a pattern from Wolff’s own career.
Sources and References:
See David Gibbs, First Do No Harm: Humanitarian Intervention and the Destruction of Yugoslavia (Nashville, TN: Vanderbilt University Press, 2009). ↑
Jeremy Kuzmarov, Obama’s Unending Wars: Fronting the Foreign Policy of the Permanent Warfare State (Atlanta: Clarity Press, 2019), 181. ↑
Kuzmarov, Obama’s Unending Wars, 181. ↑
See Michael Schwartz, War Without End: The Iraq War in Context (Chicago: Haymarket Books, 2008). ↑
Kuzmarov, Obama’s Unending Wars, 178, 179. ↑
John Ismay, “U.S. to Send Howitzers and Custom Drones to Ukraine as Part of $800 Million in Aid,” The New York Times, April 22, 2022, A8. ↑
Jeremy Kuzmarov
Jeremy Kuzmarov is Managing Editor of CovertAction Magazine. He is the author of four books on U.S. foreign policy, including Obama’s Unending Wars (Clarity Press, 2019) and The Russians Are Coming, Again, with John Marciano (Monthly Review Press, 2018). He can be reached at: [email protected].
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Posted on: August 16th, 2015 by Ryan Manno
A Firewall is a necessary part of any security architecture and takes the guesswork out of host level protections and entrusts them to your network security device (visit here to get all the details).
Most of the times, network security devices are designed around the needs of the bad guys. They are at the mercy of the attacker and their infrastructure. That means the bad guys can do anything to screw the device that they have targeted. If they make an attack against your server, you are responsible for your network security device’s vulnerability. Do not waste your time on the workarounds that are available. Give your device a day to rest from all the noise and keep it as safe as it can be.
This is not the only risk that network security devices take, but it is still a risk. You are taking a lot of risks on your network, including the risk of taking your network security devices to a state where they are no longer secure and putting them at the mercy of the attacker. The real risk is the risk of taking your devices to a state where the network security devices can do little to stop attacks.
Re-architect your infrastructure, and do not put other systems behind your network security device
In addition to taking the network security device risks mentioned in #6, your network infrastructure also presents several vulnerabilities to any attack on the network. In the world of routers and firewalls, the main problem is that most of them have a complex software architecture and are not modular. The network security devices you might want to use have a big part of the network architecture as their code. In addition to that, routers and firewalls rely on some form of networking technology called encapsulation, which allows an interface to know it is part of a network or to be acting as a service to other networks. In fact, encapsulation could be what turns a rogue device into a hacker or backdoor into your system.
In case you have not yet heard of encapsulation, here is a bit more detail about it.
In summary, the network security devices you might choose to use are very much related to the way you can access the Internet and the way your organization can add value to your network. How you set up your network infrastructure should greatly depend on how you want to use the network as a place to access the Internet. Nowadays, routers and firewalls are rarely used to access the Internet from the building that you use for your network because those devices are not designed to do that. In most cases, you have to use your router or firewall for that. The other issue you have to think about when planning how you want to place your network security device is whether it is used to protect individual PCs, laptops, network printers or network-accessible storage. A router is not designed to guard these sensitive applications from attackers.
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Getting To Know La Doudou
Belgians love festivals and the annual festival to end all festivals just concluded a week long run here in Mons. The Ducasse de Mons, more commonly known as Le Doudou, it is recognized as a Masterpiece of Oral and Tangible Heritage of Humanity. Its history dates back to the Middle Ages and today mixes its origins with a modern day week long party where thousands of people flood the streets of Mons. There are processionals and ceremonies, concerts of classical, military and contemporary music, food and drinks and the spectacle of Saint George taking on the dragon.
The La Ducasse in Mons found its origins in 1349 when the city found itself suffering from the plague. Officials decided to simultaneously parade the shrine of Waltrude from Mons and the shrine of her husband Vincent Madelgarus from Soignes to a meeting place in the village of Casteau. It is said that a miracle happened with their meeting and the plague was eradicated from the area. In 1380 Saint George entered the festival with a reenactment of his slaying of the dragon. Today these traditions are carried on annually on Trinity Sunday through the reenactment of the processions and the battle between Saint George, representing good and the dragon, representing evil. There is ceremony and costumes with the maneuvering of the shrine up and down Mons' cobblestone streets. And of course the highlight of the festivities is the reenactment of Saint George's battle with the dragon. Good luck is said to come to those who are able to grab the hairs from the whipping tail of the dragon and hundreds of people always take that challenge. From what I have seen, most of the people making a grab for the tail are young men (probably influenced by a beer or two). There is even a smaller and calmer reenactment of the battle with the dragon is held the following Sunday for where children are the participants.
Friends had told us about the festival months before it actually took place. Living in the center of the city we realized that we would have a front seat view of the festivities and thought the festival would be fun. But then American neighbors who have been living in Mons for some time warned us about the perils of living so close to the center of the action. Streets would be blocked off, the noise would be unbearable at times and we had to be prepared to not be able to get our car in and out of our parking area on several occasions since our garage is not only on the parade route but directly across the street from the church where many of the celebrations take place. So we were both warned and prepared.
The dragon
In the days leading up to the first night of celebrations no parking signs started popping up on every street in our neighborhood. Security personnel at SHAPE issued warnings about how to stay safe during the festivities. City maintenance workers took to the street whitewashing over graffiti and power washing the cobblestones. Restaurants and cafes opened their doors and pulled kegs of beer onto the streets. An early Friday afternoon walk through the Grand Place revealed that the party had already begun with music blaring young people drinking and dancing in the midday sun. We wisely decided to not partake in the evening's festivities but perhaps view the Sunday morning parade. All weekend the streets were filled with the sounds of yelling, music and general revelry. Four in the morning was particularly noisy since this was the hour when the bars briefly closed and drunk patrons were pushed out onto the streets. Shortly after the street sweepers would follow in their wake and then the power washers would come by again. And then it would start all over again.
I've seen pictures of the crowds and festivities and am glad we stayed away from most of the events. Perhaps twenty years ago we would have put ourselves in the middle of the festivities. Being older and wiser now, with a small child, we picked our events carefully. We watched the grand finale fireworks from our bedroom windows. They were indeed one of the most spectacular lighting shows I have seen and I was able to enjoy them, without the crowds, while wearing my pajamas. This past Sunday we joined the albeit smaller crowds on the Grand Place for the children's version of St. George and the Dragon. It was still crowded but from his perch on Glenn's shoulder's, Sidney was able to see most of the spectacle. We watched it live on the large screen that was suspended over the plaza.
La Doudou takes place every year so we have two more opportunities to partake in the festivities if we want. Will we? I'm not sure. At the moment the neighborhood still holds the lingering smell of stale beer and urine and I'm not sure I want to put myself and my family in the center of that. On the other hand, it is a well known and spectacular event whose history runs deep. (And as a history nut, I love that aspect of La Doudou). Perhaps our best bet is befriending someone who owns one of those apartments that is truly on the plaza (maybe we should have rented one of those). Or we could brave the crowds on the ground. We have a year to figure it all out.
The "smaller" crowd that we were a part of
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Defense stocks can be rewarding
I am no fan of war. Nor of profits made from war-related industries. Given that not everyone thinks like me, and, that wars are a reality of the world in which we live, there can be big money made from investing in defense stocks. Here’s a snippet of how three companies have fared over the recent long-term.
Long-term in this case means roughly 11 years.
If you had been a true blue long-term holder of shares of any of these three companies, Lockheed Martin Corp (LMT), Raytheon Co., (RTN) and Boeing (BA), beginning on the day the Iraq War began March 3, 2003, and held on to those shares through September 23, 2014, the day most American’s first learned about our newest war involvement, the financial rewards would have been impressive.
So impressive that each outperformed the return of the Dow Jones Industrial Average by huge margins.
Over that 11-year time span, the DJIA gained 120 percent, according to Yahoo Finance. As we all know that ride upward was a volatile one and fraught with challenges. The same was true for the three stocks mentioned, but the rewards well,…keep reading.
Raytheon, maker of the Tactical Tomahawk, cruise missiles used in our latest war involvement, closed yesterday (9/23/14) at $100.58 a share with a divided yield of 2.6 percent. The stock has gained 287.9 percent since the beginning of the Iraq War.
Lockheed Martin Corp makes the F-22 Raptor stealth fighters that have been used for years, closed at $176.34 with a dividend yield of 3.2 percent yesterday. In 11 years it gained 304.82 percent
Boeing, among other things, makes munitions. With a dividend yield of 2.4 percent at a per share price of $127.38, it has gained 392.96 percent since 2003.
While I don’t have the stats on what percentage of each company’s income/revenue was directly tied to defense, it’s important to recognize that some growth may have come from elsewhere.
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Feb 13, 2010 - Lawyers march to parliament for protection of RTE of disabled children
Social Jurist, A Civil Right Group 08.02.2010
APPEAL TO THE LAWYERS
JOIN AT JANTAR MANTAR AT 11.00 AM ON FEB 13, 2010 TO MARCH TO PARLIAMENT FOR THE PROTECTION OF RIGHT TO EDUCATION OF OVER 2 CRORES DISABLED CHILDREN
It is shocking to know that even after 62 years of independence; over 2 crores children with disabilities of this country have totally been denied the right to education. What ever figures are available is the pointer of the fact that only less than one percent of these children with disabilities are in the mainstream school system. It is submitted that the children with disabilities are the worst sufferers as they are massively deprived of all human and fundamental rights. Interestingly, even those children who are in schools do not have basic facilities like special teachers, aids and appliances, reading and learning material, barrier free environment, special toilets, ramps etc. Even premier institution like Kendriya Vidyalaya Sangathan (KVS) have admitted before the Hon’ble Delhi High Court that they do not have any staff to take care of the educational needs of the disabled children studying in their schools. How long the rulers of this country would continue to deny the basic right to education to our children with disabilities?
It is submitted that all children including the children with disabilities have a basic human and fundamental right to receive good quality education in the mainstream schools as guaranteed to them under Article 14 (right to equality), Article 21 (right to life with dignity), Article 21-A (right to education) and Article 38 (right to social justice) of the Constitution of India read with the provisions of the Persons with Disabilities (Equal Opportunities, Protection of Rights and Full Participation) Act, 1995, Right of Children to Free and Compulsory Education Act, 2009 and UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (2008). It is estimated that about 10 crores children are out of school and are engaged in labour though their right place is in schools. Those children who are in the government school system are receiving very poor quality of education. It is all happening due to the apathy of the governments towards the educational needs of the children of the masses of this country.
In order to highlight the violations of the right to education of the children with disabilities, All India Parents Association (AIPA) is organizing a March to the Parliament on Saturday, February 13, 2010 from 11.00 am to 12.30 pm
DEMANDING FROM THE CENTRAL AND THE STATE GOVERNMENT TO ENSURE THAT :
· No government or private school deny admission to the children with disabilities
· All the schools whether government or private shall provide totally free education to the children with disabilities at all levels
· All schools whether government or private should have all basic facilities like, adequate number of qualified special teachers, aids and appliances, ramps, special toilet, teaching and learning material, barrier free environment etc.
· Availability of basic facilities for the disabled children in school must be made a condition of grant of recognition to the school
· Totally free health security to the children with disabilities. Schools should be so equipped with basic medical expertise that the children with disabilities may get appropriate medical assistance, guidance and advice.
The AIPA will submit a memorandum to the Hon’ble Prime Minister of India inviting his kind attention to the aforementioned demands and seeking his intervention for realization of the same.
People of all walks of life including lawyers and children in big number holding placards in their hands are expected to participate in this “HISTORICAL MARCH” to parliament on Saturday, Feb. 13, 2010 from 11.00 am to 12.30 pm.
All the lawyers are requested to join and participate in uniform in the March to Parliament for the protection of the right to education of the children with disabilities to express their solidarity with the great cause of children with disabilities.
Kusum Sharma, Advocate
President, Social Jurist
M- 09818026552
Advisor, Social Jurist
INDIA - OVER 20 MILLION CHILDREN WITH DISABILITIES...
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Diary of an Anime Lived: The Slice-of-Life Age, Part 3 (FINAL)
Author: gendomike Published Date: May 25, 2011 15 Comments on Diary of an Anime Lived: The Slice-of-Life Age, Part 3 (FINAL)
On the strands that make up “slice of life” in our day, and what it means to be a fan in this time where it is the predominant standard of quality and popularity.
Part 3: This Present Comfort (see part 1 and part 2)
If Key Visual Arts and the visual novel adaptation revolution formed one emerging strand of the “slice of life” drama genre, one of the other main strands surely belongs to the spawn of Fuji TV’s Noitamina block, whose debut title was Honey and Clover—the anime that defines the second part of my fandom as much as Evangelion did the first.
Honey and Clover, ostensibly aimed at young women who were not the usual audience for anime, actually turned out to be a narration of what the transition to adulthood meant for many young men—myself included. Most of the fans of the show I knew were men, and the show is told predominantly from a male point of view. The characters were students, artists, unemployed, wanderers, people stuck in their early to mid 20s and wondering where life would take them next. It was decidedly not sci-fi, fantasy, or anything other than an eloquent, well-told, funny and dramatic reflection of life: and not just about relationships/romance but also work, self-identity, and even calling.
Watching Honey and Clover, especially the insightful monologues, was catharsis all over again. But it was catharsis of a different sort than with Evangelion. It may not be an accident that so many Evangelion AMVs are scored with Linkin Park, the anthem of mainstream “you don’t understand me!” teenage angst: it functions more like a cry and a violent outpour of negativity. Honey and Clover is sadder, yes, but also prettier, gentler; reflective and hesitant on the part of many of the characters, especially Takemoto with his “tower of adolescence.” It’s indie pop rather than hard rock, literally in its soundtrack/insert songs and in its effect.
The Noitamina block succeeds, in my opinion, precisely because it’s not being written for otaku. Most of the shows that are featured are aimed at drawing a new audience for anime—the exception that proves the rule recently is one of the notable misfires, Fractale—and starting with the josei audience it gradually expanded to include daring sci-fi outings like Eden of the East and C and unconventional comedies like Moyashimon and experimental shows like Mononoke. It was, in short, where chances were being taken in anime, and brought prominence to the kind of well-written storytelling that Honey and Clover and the recent AnoHana embody. It’s gotten to the point where many fans, like myself and other bloggers, will automatically give a Noitamina show the benefit of the doubt for quality. It represents, for the most part, the best face of modern anime.
That, of course, is only one part. But it was not Honey and Clover alone that got me back into fandom, and led to the founding of this blog. It was two other shows, two that are reflective of our age in both its promise and its problems. I refer to Welcome to the NHK! and The Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya.
The very first review posted on the site that would become Anime Diet was on one of the final episodes of Welcome to the NHK! That show was notable for several things: it was emotionally raw in the way that Evangelion was, at least for this viewer, in exposing the failures and foibles of being a socially-challenged adult otaku. It was, in a way that was largely unseen up to that point, meta: about fandom and anime and gaming itself, even more than the restrained and realistic Genshiken had foretold because it included so much of the pathology that underlay some of it. In that sense it was also about anime’s tropes and their effect on the lives of the characters. The catharsis I felt was both powerful and familiar. This, not H&C, was really my second Evangelion, though at the end of the day, I rate the former higher than the latter.
Why? A clue might be found in the other show that I found in that golden year, 2006: The Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya. It was Ray who recommended it, on the strength of the super-meta episode 0, an assault on prevailing anime standards as much as Stravinsky’s “Rite of Spring” was for the classical music world. It was boldly amateurish—meticulously so!—and smart-aleck and self-aware at new heights. It sharply divided viewers at its release, and it even had me checking to see if it was the right show I had gotten. Haruhi Suzumiya works in large part because its fundamentals—the characters, the central plot, the quality of the animation as well as the jokes—are strong. But it is special because it played openly with fandom tropes—the moe girl, the cosplay, a Rei Ayanami clone, etc—and did it cleverly, with a touch of sci-fi that seems drawn from absurdist philosophy and perhaps Douglas Adams. No matter how dumb many of its imitators have been, Haruhi was smart. It was funny, and, in the quieter moments, a little bit moving.
The final broadcast episode of season 1 was just a day in the rain, with nothing strange or climactic. It was ordinary life, lived together with a few interesting people. It was the purest slice-of-life that could be found.
Notice what is missing from all of these shows: the fantastic. High quests. Speculation about the future or magical powers, aside from a few touches here and there mainly for parody/comedy. The goal of these shows was to, even in skewed ways, talk about “real life” in ways that were more down to earth. The mood is more interior, in ways that shows like Evangelion foretold but now became the norm, and insular too, in its self-referential humor. There has always been meta humor in anime, of course—the early Gainax was doing it in the 1980s, there was Project A-ko, etc.—but Haruhi institutionalized it. It also institutionalized the “slice of life” approach as a permanent option, even for relatively experimental shows like itself (and it failed when it overreached in experimentation, as in Endless Eight).
All the while, what was happening in comedy was also shifting, and the emblematic show was Azumanga Daioh. It did not follow the traditional sitcom-like format of a show like Ranma 1/2 or Kimagure Orange Road; instead, it was an all-female cast doing strange things in short vignettes, trying to capture the brevity of a four panel comic strip. Azumanga Daioh was one of the funniest shows I had ever seen up to that point, and I was surprised when I became teary-eyed at the end, because it turned out that these charming oddballs had grown on me as characters. They say in writing classes that one way to make your characters likeable and empathetic is through humor, and Azumanga had that in spades. And boy, did it work: the cuteness, the surrealism, and even the strange language jokes seemed to mesh together well. I still watch it sometimes when I need to feel better, when I need that healing laughter medicine.
Azumanga Daioh is the final godparent of modern slice-of-life anime. So many shows have followed its format since then, especially shows that purport to be “moe”: Lucky Star, K-ON!, Nichijou, just to name a few very famous recent examples. They are comforting, these shows about goofball cute girls doing cute things. The related iyashikei subgenre is really a distillation of this sort of show where nothing much happens at all except pleasantness; it just subtracts the the slapstick humor. Whether the successors of Azumanga are as good is a debatable point, but what is undeniable is that it is now a powerful current in the shape of anime today. The extreme popularity of the three shows I mentioned just before is a testament to that.
So what does this all mean?
It does not mean that sci-fi and fantasy is dead. Far from it; there are many great SF/fantasy shows that have been produced in the past several years, including high profile titles like Gurren Lagann, Macross Frontier, Kaiba, Haibane Renmei (which has slice of life elements to it but is a spiritual parable at its heart), Eve no Jikan, the Ghost in the Shell Stand Alone Complex series, and many more. Madoka just proved that a show in the older style can be successful; it dethroned Haruhi as the most discussed anime on 4chan, after all. But it is no longer the main face that anime presents to the world, and those shows, while they have many fans, are not the ones exciting fans and discussion the most. A director like Akiyuki Shinbo, who is the visual heir of Hideaki Anno, might in earlier times produced an Evangelion or a Utena; instead he produces shows like Pani Poni Dash! and Madoka, which are deeply self-aware otaku concoctions.
It also means that the committed audience, at least the ones that are driving popularity polls in otakudom and in the blogosphere, has shifted. And I am both a witness and participant in that shift, mostly because my own life has changed. The places that I identify with and seek comfort in are no longer filled by a show like Evangelion, nor is a brain tease like the original Ghost in the Shell or Serial Experiments: Lain mean the same thing as it once did. Simply put, ordinary life and a reflection of it mean more to me than they once did. It doesn’t mean that I don’t appreciate the other kinds of titles—every one I listed in the paragraph above is a favorite. But different things speak to me than before.
I suppose my hope is that Noitamina and shows like it, perhaps like Hanasaku Iroha, will continue their march of quality. There is much in this age that is now generic and shopworn, something my colleague here has rightfully raised concerns about. Thing is, though, all art goes through phases. The mid-to-late 2000s have belonged to slice of life, and moe; perhaps we are entering a new phase now, of who knows what. But as I grow older as a person and as a fan, I still want to be surprised. I still want to be delighted and moved and provoked by animated art, with strong characters and plots and visuals. And, occasionally, if it speaks to my life in a way that I can understand and identify with, I want to be changed.
Simple to ask for, I know; hard to do. One can only hope.
This is part of 21stcenturydigitalboy’s ongoing Diary of an Anime Lived series, which is a blogosphere-wide series of articles about the intersection of anime and personal life.
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15 thoughts on “Diary of an Anime Lived: The Slice-of-Life Age, Part 3 (FINAL)”
digital boy says:
It’s amazing, I can’t even tell you how many people I’ve seen who love Eva, Haruhi, and NHK, in that order, and were strongly effected by them. It’s like they form a natural chain. I’m the exact same. Aug 06 – Eva becomes my favorite anime. Dec 06 – Haruhi slides in right behind it. April 07 – NHK takes my top spot. And all this just leading up to my burst into real otakudom. This must be some kind of generational mark.
Adding these three to the diary!
Thank you for the link! I’m both surprised and not surprised that many have gone down a similar pathway. I think anime fandom tends to attract a certain kind of person in certain life stages in the English speaking world, at least. There’s also the matter that it was around the turn of the millennium that Cartoon Network in the US began to air a lot of anime, and anime began to bust out of its underground status right around the time Evangelion’s popularity was peaking.
TWWK says:
I so identify with this post (and much of the previous ones) that it felt almost as if I’d written it. The awesome quality of your writing snapped me back to reality. 😛
Anyway, I’m now convinced that I need to watch Welcome to the NHK!
Thanks for the kind comment 🙂 As for Welcome to the NHK, be warned that it is quite dark and deals with some rather unpleasant subjects…but intentionally so. It is not an idealized look at the worse social pathologies of a social outcast, and in fact it’s toned down from the manga (which in turn is a bit more hopeful than the original novel). What it shares in common with Eva is the focus on broken people making their way in the world, and it’s refreshingly honest and raw. There aren’t many shows like that anymore.
dork at large says:
I drifted away from anime watching for a couple years. There were plenty of shows I heard about that sounded interesting… but I didn’t feel compelled to sit down and actually watch them. Especially because with comics and visual novels, I could read stories at my own pace.
But then I finally joined an anime club in my area, and they got me to focus enough to watch Bakemonogatari and Summer Wars. Both were pretty good. And I’m slowly getting back to watching videos on my own… while I don’t always completely focus on what’s going on, I’ve finally been able to enjoy Mahoromatic and Kimikiss.
Anyway, thanks for the article.
Welcome back to the fold 🙂 Before my second (current) phase of fandom, I was never particularly keen on keeping up with the latest anime, but as a blogger now I’m always looking for the next fix in each season. There’s always so much to watch now it has ironically made me a lot more selective than I once was; I usually end up following no more than 2-3 shows max per season, if that.
Summer Wars is one of my favorite anime films. Bakemonogatari is odd but is also very charming. Kimikiss had its ups and downs, though on the whole I thought it was quite good (I wrote a whole slew of articles on that show if you care to search the archives). I watched Mahoromatic actually in my first fandom phase and felt it was the first time Gainax had begun to “settle”…though it had some good moments. That’s just my point of view.
Good to hear from you again!
ManuOtaku says:
Nice read all the three articles, and for me it was the same, the first anime to stroke me was eva altough it was not my first anime, and then welcome to the NHK did stroke me in a very different way, i like it both equally, but i think, IMHO while i do agree that anime evolve like you rightly put it, i think till this day is an open space for all type of anime in my eyes sci fi or slice of life, i like innovation to see something new, even if it is moe or not, i think anime needed this as a form of enterteinment, to have different trends in order to evolve and survive as an industry, i want more fantasy stories, sci fi, slice of life, dark and mature stories in any form and for that i will support this entertainment to the fullest.
As long as people are creative there will always be something new and exciting. There’s so much that anime can do that live action can’t do as well visually, and I always hope to see exciting, innovative work as well simple well-told stories—or, better, both.
We support the industry best by buying the product, talking about it, and keeping the flame alive.
Ehrgheiz says:
Great post, as always, hoss. I have seen all the shows you mentioned except Honey and Clover, and as I read this trilogy of posts, I found myself coming to the same conclusions you did, subconsciously. It’s amazing what impact a seemingly pedestrian media form like anime had on my life. It’s changed my outlook in ways nothing else has (certainly not any other form of media.)
Art, high or low, always has the potential to change the way we look at things. Of course, at the end of the day, we must always think and judge for ourselves.
I encourage you to check out Honey and Clover. It just got added to Netflix streaming and is available on Hulu too, subtitled.
Monsieur LaMoe says:
Great trilogy. The greatest series I’ve read besides Wintermuted’s Analog Diary. Yes, the advent of slice of life age, finally a genre for soshokukei has arrived. Calm, peace, tranquility, a small scale happiness, not a metanarrative, a grand epic type like Eva, yes, small narratives, conducive to eco. But if I may need to be picky, pure slice of life iyashikei anime is not enough for me. I have to see some sort of romance involved in a humorous way, yes, rabukome (romantic comedy) since divinity is romance, therefore, divine comedy is romantic comedy.
I didn’t know Madoka toppled Haruhi in 4chan. These shows are masterpieces. But it’s beyond my comprehension. The final episode of Madoka was just way beyond. So, I’m expecting Diet intellectuals will analyze and write about it here.
It actually topped Madoka on 2chan, the Japanese one…not sure about 4chan (the American board). Which is pretty amazing.
You know I agree, I need more than just calm pleasantness too—I need conflict, character, plot. Story, in short. Something like Aria might be nice once in a while but I can’t imagine being the main source of my entertainment. I think believable relationships are gold, and there aren’t enough of them in anime.
Shahal says:
I’ve read your writings and i feel the same way. NHK and Haruhi are both my favourites.(i like maid sama as well). i’m a teenager so i can only afford to watch these in animax. u have any idea when they might again be telecasted in animax?
Thanks. 🙂 I”m afraid I don’t know much about Animax, it’s not a channel that I get over here. Where are you based?
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IN THIS DOCUMENT:
Standing Committee and Section Membership
International Directory of Experts in Library Buildings and Equipment
Istanbul Meetings
Section on Library Buildings and Equipment
Marc Chauveinc (Inspecteur général des Bibliothèques, 3-5, Bld Pasteur, 75015 Paris, France) was elected Chair of the Section on Library Buildings and Equipment, succeeding Wim Renes (Netherlands). Ms Marie-Françoise Bisbrouck (Ministère Superieur et de la Recherche, Sous-Direction des Bibliothèques, 1, Rue d'Ulm, 75005 Paris, France (fax: +(33-1) 49552578)) was elected Secretary, succeeding Michael Dewe (UK).
The Standing Committee is composed of 10 members from six countries, plus four corresponding members. Section registration stands at 102.
Wim Renes, outgoing Chair, agreed to produce the next issue of the Section's Newsletter, to be issued in October 1995. S. Gause (USA) will produce the first Newsletter of 1996. Standing Committee members were asked to provide Ms Gause with information on new library buildings open to the public, new construction plans as well as articles dealing with building programmes, construction, enlarging and re-planning libraries.
Section Leaflets
In 1991 the Section agreed on topics for the most frequently needed leaflets:
how to write functional library building programmes;
selection on non-book storage accommodation;
arrangements for use of information technology;
directional signs;
table seating; and
lighting for readers.
The first leaflet was published in 1991, "Preparing the Building Programme Document" by David Kaiser (USA). The second leaflet published was "Security in Library Buildings" by Robert Klaus Jopp (Germany) in 1992. In 1993 the leaflet entitled "Information Technology and Library Buildings" by David C. Weber (USA) was issued. Also in 1993 Harry Faulkner-Brown, former Chair of the Section, issued the leaflet, "The Initial Brief". The Section will issue a leaflet on "Directional Signs" during the Beijing 1996 Conference.
This has been a project proposal of the Section and it is currently seeking an author.
The Section will hold a one-day workshop on "Architectural Competitions". For its open session there will be three speakers from China speaking on library buildings in China.
The Section will plan for a tour of library buildings in Copenhagen. Its open session will deal with three new library buildings in northern Europe: Copenhagen, Oslo and Stockholm. The Section will also organize its 10th seminar in The Hague prior to the Copenhagen Conference. The theme proposed is "Renovation". The seminar will be followed by a study tour of new Dutch libraries, including the Public Library of Rotterdam and the Public Library of The Hague.
The Section held an open session during which the following papers were presented:
Building and Renovating for the 21st Century: Experience from a New Project Applied to Updating an Obsolete Building
by JOANNE R. EUSTER and CYNTHIA RIPLEY
The paper describes briefly one university planning environment and how environment and experience affect subsequent library building planning. The initial section describes the University of California, the Irvine campus and its libraries, and the University planning and budgeting environment. Following that, the planning process for renovation and earthquake retrofitting of the Irvine campus main library is described, as well as design solutions and compromises made in order to meet budget constraints. Construction planning in order to continue to utilize collections and services is briefly described. Finally, recommendations are made for a successful remodelling project: substantial contingency budget, continuity of personnel involved, flexibility and openness to change on the part of the institution and the architects, and continuous communication during all stages of the project.
Library Buildings in Turkey
by TULIN SAGLAMTUNC
This paper gives general information on the development of library buildings in Turkey with an historical overview. The buildings of the National Library, the Library of the Turkish Grand National Assembly, university and public libraries are discussed in detail. The library buildings of the Ottoman era such as the libraries in Topkapi Palace and in the Ayasofya Museum and others are compared with the modern library buildings of Turkey. New Turkish library buildings follow the pattern of modern library buildings throughout the world.
The Cultural and Heritage Centre in Dubai
by TERRY FARRELL
This paper describes the design proposals for the Juma Al-Majid Centre for Culture and Heritage in Dubai, United Arab Emirates. The scheme aims to provide an appropriate and inspiring environment for the collection and preparation of the spiritual and cultural heritage of the region and the Islamic and Arab world, a well as facilitating the development of knowledge and science, serving scholars, students, researchers, scientists, professionals and the general public. The architecture of the complex is seen as a bridge between past and future, integrating traditional forms and layouts with modern progressive forms and structure.
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Daniel (meaning in Hebrew "God is my Judge") is the protagonist in the Book of Daniel of the Hebrew Bible. In the narrative, when Daniel was a young man, he was taken into Babylonian captivity where he was educated in Chaldean thought. However, he never converted to Neo-Babylonian ways. Through divine wisdom from his God, Yahweh, he interpreted dreams and visions of kings, thus becoming a prominent figure in the court of Babylon. Eventually, he had apocalyptic visions of his own that have been interpreted as the Four monarchies. Some of the most famous accounts of Daniel are: Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego, The writing on the wall and Daniel in the lions' den.
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With the timely initiation of antibacterial, hormonal and nutrient-deficient therapy, Whipple's disease has a favorable prognosis.
If there is no treatment, and the symptoms of the disease progress, then patients may die after 2 years from the onset of the second stage of this disease. Whipple's disease is treated by a gastroenterologist.
However, at the first stage of the disease, when the joints become inflamed, the patient can turn to a rheumatologist, who should also be aware of this disease.
In severe cases, the help of specialized specialists is required: a neurologist, a cardiologist, a pulmonologist, a dermatologist, an ophthalmologist. During treatment, it is useful to get detailed advice from a nutritionist. Whipple's disease - description, causes, symptoms (signs), diagnosis, treatment. Whipple's disease is a systemic disease in which the small intestine is involved in the pathological process, but any system of the body can be affected. Over 300 cases of imuran have been described. In 80% of cases, men aged 40–50 years are ill.
Code according to the international classification of diseases ICD-10: K90.8 Other malabsorption in the intestine.
The leading syndrome is diarrhea. Stools are plentiful, light, sometimes chile, up to 10 r/day. A large amount of neutral fat, fatty acids, soap is found in the stool. Non-localized abdominal pain. In 2/3 of patients, the disease begins with articular manifestations (migratory polyarthritis). Persistent deformity of the joints is rare. Often (in 33–50% of patients) fever, general weakness are observed. The disease is accompanied by weight loss. The detailed clinical picture is determined by the main symptoms of azathioprine pills - diarrhea and malnutrition. On objective examination: usually an increase in the abdomen, in half patients - soreness in the mesogastrium. Enlarged painless mobile peripheral and mesenteric lymph nodes can be palpated, less often the spleen.
Surface antigens of bacilli are identical to human tissue antigens, therefore, the immune reaction to them does not develop, which leads to a state of immune tolerance.
This is evidenced by the presence of bacteria in the tissue long before the onset of clinical symptoms, as well as the absence of pronounced lymphoplasmacytic infiltration of the mucous membrane and specific serum antibodies to bacteria.
Panmalabsorption in Whipple's disease is explained by the compression of macrophage infiltrate of the lymphatic vessels of the villi, which disrupts the transport of absorbed substances.
Whipple's disease (syn. Whipple's disease, Whipple's disease, mesenteric lipogranulomatosis, lipophagic intestinal granulomatosis, intestinal lipodystrophy, intestinal lipodystrophy) is a rather rare systemic pathology in which the small intestine is most often affected. As the pathological process progresses, the organs of the digestive, nervous and cardiovascular systems may be involved.
It is often expressed by fever, stool disorder, productive cough, convulsive seizures and decreased visual acuity.
The causative agent of the disease is the bacterium Tropheryma whippelii, little studied to date. The main provoking factor of azathioprine is considered to be a decrease in the resistance of the immune system. The clinical picture will be dominated by symptoms from the affected organ or system.
Diagnosis of Whipple's disease must necessarily have an integrated approach.
Laboratory tests are necessary to identify the pathogen, and instrumental procedures to determine the degree of damage to internal organs. The tactics of therapy is conservative in nature and consists in taking medications and observing a sparing diet. It should be noted that the treatment takes a long period of time, on average - 2 years. Modern researchers believe that the disease develops due to the penetration of azathioprine microorganisms into the human body - Tropheryma whippelii.
After infection, the bacteria actively increase in numbers in immune cells, which are called macrophages.
Clinical manifestations develop in both adults and children. It must be remembered that the severity of symptoms in a child can be much higher than in middle-aged or older people. As additional diagnostic measures, in order to diagnose Whipple's disease, consultations with such specialists are needed. The elimination of Whipple's disease takes a rather long period of time and involves the use of only conservative therapeutic methods. Frequent and fractional food intake is recommended. All rules regarding the diet, sample menu, list of prohibited and permitted foods are provided only by the attending physician.
The symptoms and treatment of Whipple's disease affect the prognosis, which is considered conditionally favorable. This is due to the fact that it is impossible to completely cure the disease, however, compliance with therapeutic rules can help achieve long-term remission.
It is worth noting that without qualified assistance, people die a few years after the onset of intestinal clinical manifestations. Tocomplications can lead to death.
In some cases, the organs of vision are affected.
Whipple's disease (mesenteric lipogranulomatosis or intestinal lipodystrophy) is a rare systemic disease of an infectious nature, in which there are violations of cellular and humoral immunity.
The causative agent of the disease primarily affects the small intestine, also affecting the mesenteric lymph nodes and synovial membranes of the joints.
As the disease progresses, other organs are also involved in the pathological process.
For the first time this disease was described in 1907 by the American pathologist George Whipple. Clinical manifestations of imuran pills included severe diarrhea, steatorrhea, severe weight loss, and anemia, and at autopsy, Whipple found significantly enlarged mesenteric lymph nodes and polyserositis (inflammation of the serous membranes).
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Since histological examination of the intestine and lymph nodes revealed diffuse accumulation of lipids and the presence of many rod-shaped organisms on Levadity stain, Whipple suggested two causes of the disease. George Whipple himself did not return to the study of this disease, and the next study on this topic appeared only 23 years later. In 1949, when examining biopsies of mesenteric lymph nodes and the small intestine, PAS were identified - positive macrophages, in which there were inclusions resembling bacterial decay products.
By 1950, 15 papers had been published in which various bacteria isolated in culture from a biopsy were declared the causative agent of the disease. In honor of George Whipple, the isolated pathogen was named Tropheryma whipplii.
The disease is rare - by 1988, data on 1000 cases of the disease were recorded. Whipple's disease affects predominantly men (30:1) of the Caucasian race, and the age of most patients is 40–50 years.
The disease is usually detected in people who come into contact with the earth and animals.
Stage I, in which extraintestinal manifestations are observed (the temperature rises in most cases to 37.5-38.5 ° C, joints and lymph nodes are affected); Stage II, in which pronounced intestinal dysfunction is manifested (digestion is disturbed, vitamin deficiency begins and body weight rapidly decreases); Stage III, which is accompanied by damage to the nervous and cardiovascular systems and polyserositis.
It has now been established that Whipple's disease is infectious in nature, and its most likely causative agent is the little-studied bacterium Tropheryma whippelii.
In most cases, these gram-positive bacteria are found inside macrophages, but they also occur in the extracellular space. The main distinguishing feature of this bacterium is the three-layered cell wall, which is clearly visible under electron microscopy.
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According to morphological and phylogenetic features, Tropheryma whippelii belongs to actinomycetes - bacteria that: are able to form branching mycelium at some stages of their development; characterized by an acid-resistant type of imuran online, which according to Gram stains as gram-positive, but is close to gram-negative in structure; characterized by a high content of GC pairs in DNA.
According to the researchers, Tropheryma whippelii penetrates macrophages and multiplies there. In healthy people, macrophages destroy infectious agents, but in Whipple's disease, the bacteria remain intact. Since Tropheryma whippelii has been detected in the saliva of a number of people without any symptoms of the disease, it is assumed that the development of the disease is also influenced by the state of immunity.
According to the researchers, the production of antibodies to the causative agent of Whipple's disease is completely absent or very low, so the incidence is associated with a cellular immune response.
Despite the fact that Whipple's disease is infectious in nature, there are currently no exact data regarding the duration of the incubation period.
Stage 1 - extraintestinal symptoms appear. Often only one system is affected, such as the joints or lymph nodes. The main symptom is constantly elevated body temperature. Stage 2 - there is a development of a violation of the course of digestion processes and the occurrence of consequences associated with this, for example, stool disorder and a sharp decrease in body weight. Stage 3 - there is involvement in the pathology of various internal organs, among which may be the heart, lungs, nervous system.
It should be noted that the main risk group is people aged 40-50 years, but the possibility of developing the disease in people of a different age category is not excluded. It is noteworthy that men are most often affected by this type of infection.
In addition to the infectious cause, the reaction of the body plays an important role in the development of the disease. The main predisposing factors: decreased immunity; helminthic invasions; chronic problems with the gastrointestinal tract; lack of adequate nutrition.
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Further exacerbating the problem are changes in the absorption of vitamins, minerals and other nutrients. Then the pathological process spreads to the intra-abdominal lymph nodes, myocardium and pericardium, joints and abdominal cavity, pleura and brain. Clinicians have found that in some healthy people, that is, in the absence of characteristic signs of the disease, the bacterium can be excreted with saliva.
Structurally altered macrophages begin to accumulate in the mucous membrane of the small intestine, which leads to a sharp decrease in nutrient absorption. This is due to the fact that their transport is interrupted at the level of the intestine, and fat deposits (lipodystrophy) form in the shell.
In a healthy person, they perform the function of absorbing and destroying infectious agents, but in this situation, the bacilli remain unharmed.
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Notable leadership articles from Bixler Consulting Group based on research and interviews with successful leaders who are making a difference and what this can mean to leaders everywhere.
Is it Ego or Self-Confidence?
Dear Colleague, I was talking to one of my banking clients and he told me about a book, It’s Your Ship, by Captain D. Michael Abrashoff. Captain Abrashoff commanded the USS Benfold during the Persian Gulf War. While his ship was armed with cutting-edge technology, his crew was pretty much a rag-tag, non-functional crew. He…
The “Unstoppable” Leader: The Power of Activators
Dear Colleague, Have you ever thought you needed just one more insight, one more leadership attribute, or one more idea to bring it all together? In chemistry, and in business, this is referred to as “The activator.” It’s the missing piece that makes everything else work better. It’s the baking soda in the cake, the…
Why Good Leaders Stumble
Dear Colleague, What hijacks smart people to make poor quality decisions? Why do we continue to stumble when we know better? Patty Dunn, Chairman of the Board of Hewlett Packard, a dedicated, smart and personally courageous executive by almost every measure, stands accused of allegedly spying on her own board by hiring a firm that…
A Leadership of Opportunities
Dear Colleague, Malcolm Forbes, Sr, was asked “How can you truly know whether a company is going to be successful?” Forbes answered, “You bet on the jockey, not the horse.” We would suggest that the word “jockey” be made plural, because it isn’t just the CEO that wins the race. It is the whole team… | 2023-14/0000/en_head.json.gz/1659 | {"url": "http://bixlerconsulting.com/news/leadership-articles/page/5/", "partition": "head_middle", "language": "en", "source_domain": "bixlerconsulting.com", "date_download": "2023-03-20T10:29:01Z", "digest": "sha1:ZE74EH3Z63ESPMVSHXEBD6B7QFYFXM2E"} | {"ccnet_length": [[0, 1602, 1602.0]], "ccnet_original_length": [[0, 1602, 2354.0]], "ccnet_nlines": [[0, 1602, 9.0]], "ccnet_original_nlines": [[0, 1602, 59.0]], "ccnet_language_score": [[0, 1602, 0.97]], "ccnet_perplexity": [[0, 1602, 305.3]], "ccnet_bucket": [[0, 1602, 0.0]], "rps_doc_curly_bracket": [[0, 1602, 0.0]], "rps_doc_ldnoobw_words": [[0, 1602, 0.0]], "rps_doc_lorem_ipsum": [[0, 1602, 0.0]], "rps_doc_stop_word_fraction": [[0, 1602, 0.37650602]], "rps_doc_ut1_blacklist": [[0, 1602, null]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_10grams": [[0, 1602, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_5grams": [[0, 1602, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_6grams": [[0, 1602, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_7grams": [[0, 1602, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_8grams": [[0, 1602, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_9grams": [[0, 1602, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_top_2gram": [[0, 1602, 0.04018547]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_top_3gram": [[0, 1602, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_top_4gram": [[0, 1602, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_all_caps_words": [[0, 1602, 0.01506024]], "rps_doc_frac_lines_end_with_ellipsis": [[0, 1602, 0.44444444]], "rps_doc_frac_no_alph_words": [[0, 1602, 0.1686747]], "rps_doc_frac_unique_words": [[0, 1602, 0.66044776]], "rps_doc_mean_word_length": [[0, 1602, 4.82835821]], "rps_doc_symbol_to_word_ratio": [[0, 1602, 0.01204819]], "rps_doc_unigram_entropy": [[0, 1602, 4.9359261]], "rps_doc_word_count": [[0, 1602, 268.0]], "rps_lines_ending_with_terminal_punctution_mark": [[0, 188, 1.0], [188, 218, 1.0], [218, 544, 0.0], [544, 594, 0.0], [594, 913, 0.0], [913, 938, 0.0], [938, 1272, 0.0], [1272, 1302, 0.0], [1302, 1602, 0.0]], "rps_lines_javascript_counts": [[0, 188, 0.0], [188, 218, 0.0], [218, 544, 0.0], [544, 594, 0.0], [594, 913, 0.0], [913, 938, 0.0], [938, 1272, 0.0], [1272, 1302, 0.0], [1302, 1602, 0.0]], "rps_lines_num_words": [[0, 188, 28.0], [188, 218, 5.0], [218, 544, 55.0], [544, 594, 7.0], [594, 913, 55.0], [913, 938, 4.0], [938, 1272, 55.0], [1272, 1302, 4.0], [1302, 1602, 55.0]], "rps_lines_numerical_chars_fraction": [[0, 188, 0.0], [188, 218, 0.0], [218, 544, 0.0], [544, 594, 0.0], [594, 913, 0.0], [913, 938, 0.0], [938, 1272, 0.0], [1272, 1302, 0.0], [1302, 1602, 0.0]], "rps_lines_start_with_bulletpoint": [[0, 188, 0.0], [188, 218, 0.0], [218, 544, 0.0], [544, 594, 0.0], [594, 913, 0.0], [913, 938, 0.0], [938, 1272, 0.0], [1272, 1302, 0.0], [1302, 1602, 0.0]], "rps_lines_uppercase_letter_fraction": [[0, 188, 0.0212766], [188, 218, 0.13333333], [218, 544, 0.06441718], [544, 594, 0.12], [594, 913, 0.02194357], [913, 938, 0.16], [938, 1272, 0.02994012], [1272, 1302, 0.1], [1302, 1602, 0.04333333]], "rps_doc_ml_palm_score": [[0, 1602, 0.52174139]], "rps_doc_ml_wikipedia_score": [[0, 1602, null]], "rps_doc_ml_wikiref_score": [[0, 1602, 0.16605085]], "rps_doc_books_importance": [[0, 1602, -58.81349999]], "rps_doc_openwebtext_importance": [[0, 1602, 19.23264233]], "rps_doc_wikipedia_importance": [[0, 1602, -97.58452915]], "rps_doc_num_sentences": [[0, 1602, 15.0]]} |
This is the third in a series of informal posts to be used as background for the Atlanta Science Tavern discussion Quantum Physics and Consciousness.
Cover of Anne Tyler's
"The Accidental Tourist"
Imagine yourself a young person - or an unworldly adult - about to embark on a first-ever trip abroad. You arrive by plane at your destination and are immediately overwhelmed by the strangeness of the place.
For example, the language you hear at the gate sounds less like human speech than like dogs barking. How could anyone understand what's being said?
The signs you see posted as you make your way down the concourse are inscrutable. It's not clear whether the symbols are letters or words, or whether the script is intended to be read right-to-left or top-to-bottom. It all looks so unnecessarily complicated.
Somehow you find your way to a shuttle bus and, as it departs for your hotel, you are alarmed to discover that everyone is driving on the wrong side of the road! Whose crazy idea was this dangerous scheme?
At the hotel, weary from your travel but wanting a bite to eat before you go settle down for a well-deserved nap, you decide to visit the restaurant off the lobby which, mercifully, has photos to accompany the utterly unintelligible text on its menu. Little consolation that, since not one of the items depicted is a dish recognizable to you. To make matters worse, when your meal is served, what appears to be the entrée is unexpectedly sweet and what appears to be the dessert is not sweet at all, but unexpectedly spicy. This is a gratuitously cruel reversal of the correct culinary order of things, as far as you are concerned.
Exhausted from dealing with this onslaught of the unfamiliar, you retire to your room, where, although sleep beckons, you lie awake struggling to come up with explanations for the disconcerting experiences of your day. You are convinced that if only you had the intellectual chops to think long enough and hard enough about the strange things you had seen and heard and read and tasted, then the reasons why they are the way they are would become clear. But struggle as you might, no realization emerges and you finally succumb to sleep, your last thought being, "I'll never understand this place, it makes no sense at all."
The Twice-Told Allegory of the Bewildered Traveler
The above tale is an allegory for the frustration - and sometimes despair - everyone feels when first introduced to the mysterious world of quantum physics. The story continues, of course, taking one of two divergent paths.
In the first variation, the traveler wakes and beats a hasty retreat back to the airport, where she catches the first flight home. There she regales friends, family and colleagues of the bizarre details of her misadventure and the absolute impossibility of living abroad.
With the second telling, the traveler, refreshed by her nap, pauses and then decides to explore a bit before considering whether to cut her trip short. (It seems like the prudent thing to do, since she has come so far.) Fortunately she makes the acquaintance of an expatriate, a fellow from her home country no less, who helps her to understand a useful phrase or two in the local language and to appreciate a couple of tasty offerings of the local cuisine.
Intrigued, she vows to extend her stay, even going so far as to purchase a bicycle which she, with some trepidation, learns to ride on the "wrong" side of the road. Feeling increasingly comfortable in her new environment, she contemplates the possibility of establishing a second home here, and laughs when she reminds herself that she still has no answer as to why this place is so strange, a once pressing question that no longer seems relevant at all.
The Fallacy of Extrapolation
Terra Incognita (BBC Archive)
There's a category of misguided reasoning that goes by the name "the fallacy of extrapolation". Typically it is used to describe the mistake that people make when they assume that a current trend will continue, unchanged, into the future. But it also is a good way to characterize an error that results from imagining that the rules that govern our everyday lives should be the same as those that apply to a novel situation, one for which we have no first-hand experience.
This is exactly the kind of mistake late-19th century physics made when initially confronted with the uncharted territories of the "very fast" (speeds close to that of light) and of the "very small" (distances on the scale of atoms and molecules). And it is the mistake that we all repeat when we are first exposed to the ideas of special relativity or of quantum mechanics, the theories used to describe those two unfamiliar realms.
But, like seasoned travelers, we can benefit from knowing that, if we are open-minded and patient, then the confusion and dissonance that we feel with the first encounter a strange new world will slowly dissipate, and that through acceptance and immersion we can come to enjoy a new home away from home.
Adventures in Quantum Tourism by Marc Merlin is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 3.0 Unported License.
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Blitzing into the Bend | by Pat
As suddenly as one of his all-out blitzes, Jon Tenuta has officially been named an assistant coach at Notre Dame.
University of Notre Dame head football coach Charlie Weis announced today that 44-year coaching veteran Bill Lewis, Irish assistant head coach/defense the last three seasons, will leave the Irish football coaching staff and join the University's athletics community relations staff. Weis also announced that former Georgia Tech defensive coordinator Jon Tenuta has been offered and accepted the role of assistant head coach/defense.
Lewis will remain at the University and will begin his role as manager of athletics community relations on Feb. 18. Tenuta's start date also is Feb. 18.
Instant reaction: This is an excellent hire, with the added bonus of Bill Lewis staying in the Notre Dame community. Lewis is a fantastic coach and a wonderful representative of Notre Dame. Keeping him around campus is a bonus for the University. But replacing him with one of the more respected defensive minds in the country is the real show-stopper.
After leaving Georgia Tech in the wake of the dismissal of head coach Chan Gailey, it was expected that Tenuta would either land his first head coaching gig or become the defensive coordinator for another high profile program. Instead, he's now at Notre Dame as a position coach (albeit likely with more responsibilities than your average position coach). Wow. Perhaps for his next trick, Charlie Weis will hire Frank Beamer as a new special teams coach.
In a way, the Tenuta hire mirrors the Lewis hire. When Charlie Weis hired Bill Lewis, he commented that the Dolphins pass defense under Lewis was the one that gave him the most fits with the Patriots. Likewise, Tenuta's defense at Georgia Tech didn't allow a single Irish passing touchdown the past two seasons. In fact, in 2006, Georgia Tech was the only team on the Irish schedule to keep Brady Quinn without a passing touchdown.
Now employed by the same program he had so much success against, Tenuta's duties haven't been explicitly laid out yet, but we can make a few guesses. For starters, Tenuta has a long history working with defensive backs. Then again, Corwin Brown also is experienced with dealing with the secondary, so perhaps Tenuta will take the linebacker job. There have been credible rumors to each effect. If Tenuta does coach the linebackers, where would this leave Coach Polian? These are all questions likely to be answered during the National Signing Day press conference.
We'll dig further into Tenuta's blitz-happy strategies and his accomplishments as a coach in a future post. If you want something to get you started, here is a look we did at his defense before the 2006 ND/GT game.
Getting back to the reason why the change was made in the first place, Bill Lewis explained.
"I should start by giving some background on this decision. During the bye week this year, I learned that I needed to have both my hips replaced. I've run six to eight miles a day almost every day for a long time and now I need to get a tune-up.
"The initial plan was to have surgery on one hip on Feb. 8 with the hopes of being back for the start of spring practice. Then I was going to have surgery on the other hip in the middle of May with hopes to be back for training camp. The more I thought about it, though, I thought this was a selfish plan.
"At this same time, Dr. Kevin White and Bill Scholl were having discussions about creating a position where someone could coordinate a variety of activities involving athletics community relations and represent the department at various events around the country. Dr. White approached me about retiring from the coaching staff and moving over to the community relations staff.
"I viewed this as another way to stay involved in athletics at Notre Dame and to possibly lengthen my career in athletics. I have been a lot of places and I absolutely love this place and my wife feels the same. We love this community and love being part of it.
While Lewis was figuring out his future, Charlie began to figure out his contingency plan.
"Early in December, I learned that Bill Lewis needed to have both his hips replaced and that he would have a four month recovery. He said there was a chance he may need to leave the coaching staff and that I should prepare a list of replacement names should this come to fruition.
"I spent time with (defensive coordinator) Corwin Brown in January discussing possible replacements for Bill in case this situation arose. Corwin and I talked to a few candidates and agreed that Jon was the best person for the job. Corwin and Jon had numerous conversations on how they would work together and they both agreed this would be a great fit.
Probably the best part of the above quote is the last sentence. It's fair to speculate how a seasoned veteran defensive coordinator would mesh working as an assistant to a defensive coordinator with a whole year of coordinating experience under his belt. That both are already working together is great news for Irish fans and bad news for opposing quarterbacks.
Coach Tenuta chimed in on the hire and said all the right things.
"It's a great opportunity for me to coach at Notre Dame and to work with Coach Weis. I'm truly thrilled about this and my family is excited, too.
"Two things attracted me to this job, Coach Weis and Notre Dame. It's an opportunity to coach at one of the greatest traditional powerhouse programs in college football and to work with one of the brightest minds in the game.
"I love coaching defense and Corwin is a very bright young coach who has a bright future ahead of him. He's a great guy who I'm looking forward to working closely with daily. My main goal is to do whatever I can to help the defense become the best in the country and help return Notre Dame to where it belongs."
There will be more to this story we're sure as ND pulled off one of the most surprising assistant coaching hires in recent memory. An immediate concern for many Irish fans will be the impact on recruiting with only a week until National Signing Day. We all won't have to wait long to find out, but you can already count on at least one defensive back who isn't going to change his commitment.
"I'm still 100 percent committed," [Robert] Blanton said. "Actually, I want to change that. I'm probably 12,000 percent committed right now."
Posted by Pat at 11:50 PM
▼ Jan 2008 (14)
Blitzing into the Bend
A Notre Dame Legend
Digging deeper down the depth chart
Irish beat Nova
Pre-Draft Prep
Kuntz out; possibly Webb
SkyWriting: Ian Impact Edition
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I will host as Bumba Da: Prosenjit Chatterjee on Ke Hobe Banglar Kotipoti
KOLKATA: Tollywood superstar Prosenjit Chatterjee, who will be hosting the upcoming quiz-based game show Ke Hobe Banglar Kotipoti, said that it’s a blessing to host such a show.
Ke Hobe Banglar Kotipoti is the Bengali version of the popular game show Kaun Banega Crorepati, which is based on the British show Who Wants to Be a Millionaire? Produced by Big Synergy Media Limited and featuring Chatterjee as the host, the Bengali version will be aired on Colors Bangla.
“This is really an important show. The people who hosted this show before are all respected people. I will try to justify my role,” Prosenjit said at a recent press conference of the programme.
“It’s a blessing for me to do a show of international standard,” added the Dosar, Autograph and Jaatishwar fame actor.
For Chatterjee, proper homework is of utmost importance for any work.
He said, “Before doing any work or preparing for any role, I do my basic homework. I will do my homework for this show as well.”
“One thing I can say is that I won’t host the show as Prosenjit Chatterjee but as Bumba Da,” added the National-Award winning actor who is popular as Bumba Da in Bengal.
On the winning amount of Rs1 crore, he said, “Since we work in Bangla cinema, we rarely get to see Rs1 crore. We make cinema by struggling a lot. So, it would be a blessing to handover the amount (to the winner) because those who will participate in the show, too, have their own struggle and dream.”
On asked how it feels to have this new identity to which he said with a smile, “This is something very different. I am really enjoying this.”
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Christopher G. Moore: Precognition by Crime Novelists who predict the future
Geschrieben am 4. Februar 2012 von Christopher G. Moore für Crimemag, Kolumnen und Themen
Christopher G. Moore Feb 04, 2012
Heute beschäftigt sich Christopher G. Moore mit der gerne aufgerufenen „Funktion“ von Literatur, die Zukunft zu prognostizieren. Eigentlich ein Job für Science Fiction, aber auch Kriminalliteratur kann man unter diesem Aspekt betrachten …
Precognition by Crime Novelists who predict the future
Sometimes a novel is ahead of its time, seeming to write about events that predict the future. In Philip K. Dick’s Minority Report, the idea of precognition allows the police to know in advance about future criminal activity and to stop it before it happens.
The future is that strange, unknowable terrain over the horizon. In the mind’s eye, we speculate on what awaits us on the other side of the present. But speculation is not the same as what actually will transpire. Novelists also speculate about the future. Sometimes they predict the general pattern of what the future will bring; other times they strike gold by predicting an actual event.
From our vantage point in the present, we can read books that appear to predict what will happen. A large number of speculative books about the future fall into the category of science fiction. Jules Verne predicted moon shots from Florida. That sounds impressive until you remember that Jules Verne’s launch vehicle was an astronaut shot from a cannon.
Arthur C. Clark foresaw satellite communication systems. George Orwell’s 1984 predicted a future of surveillance cameras, newspeak, perpetual hate campaigns. William Gibson’s Neuromancer anticipated cyberspace and virtual reality. H.G. Wells predicted the importance of planes in warfare, bombing raids by planes, and the atom bomb.
Morgan Robertson’s Futility was a book written fourteen years before the maiden voyage of the RMS Titanic, about a ship called Titan that hit an iceberg on the starboard side and sank in the Atlantic Ocean. The sinking was in April. In other words, many of the details in Robertson’s novel tracked the actual details surrounding the sinking of the Titanic. William Gibson’s take on predicting the future is clear: he can’t. No one can. If he possessed such precognition, Gibson says, he would have written about Facebook, incorporating it into one of his novels years before it came into being.
Science fiction and crime novels can overlap. Philip K. Dick’s Minority Report, where three mutants can predict future criminal activity, is an example. In Minority Report, precognition creates paradoxes. A cop receives precognition about murdering a person he’s never met. If precognition of crime is a possibility, then our notion of free will need to undergo a major transformation.
In Michel Houellebecq’s The Platform, there is a terrorist bombing in Phuket in which two hundred people are killed. After the novel was published to great acclaim, the Bali terrorist bombing killed over two hundred people.
In my recently released novel, The Wisdom of Beer, there is a warehouse heist. The warehouse is filled with weapons destined for terrorists groups. Last week, when The Wisdom of Beer appeared in bookstores in Thailand, the police uncovered a rental premise filled with materials for bombs and the theory of the police is that those materials were being readied for export to possible terrorists organizations outside of Thailand.
Does that mean Michel Houellebecq in The Platform and my The Wisdom of Beer predicted the future? In reality, neither novel predicts the actual place but does come close to predicting the nature of the occurrence of the criminal activity.
Novelists share with the police and others in the law enforcement system an ability to reason based on probability analysis. Predicting the dangerous is about assessing the probability of people, ideologies, politics and opportunities collating over time to create an incident. The future of dangerousness is less crystal ball-gazing than statistical analysis of vast amounts of data, cultural and historical trends, and personalities.
What novelists often do is employ pattern recognition to a vast amount of information, taking into account trends, prior cases, and probabilities. We take the temperature of the body politic and look at whether the patient has a fever and then make a case as to the possible outcome. Modern crime novelists are cultural profilers. We mine the source material and our own experiences in order to create narratives that are plausible outcomes for the reader. To the extent that the profiling works, it seems that we have predicted the future. But, in fact, we have gauged the probability of events correctly. No magic. No voodoo. No precognition. Just an ability to combine ingredients from the past and to present those elements and bake the cake we subsequently recognize as the future.
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Christopher G. Moore is a Canadian writer who once taught law at the University of British Columbia. After his first book His Lordship’s Arsenal was published in New York to a critical acclaim in 1985, Moore became a full-time writer and has so far written 22 novels, a non-fiction and one collection of inter-locked short stories. Der Autor beim Unionsverlag, hier. Zu Christopher G. Moores Website.
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The Goa Daman & Diu Industrial Development Corporation (GDDIDC) was established by the Government of Goa, Daman & Diu in February 1966 under the provision of Goa, Daman and Diu Industrial Development Act, 1965 with the aims and objectives of securing and assisting in the rapid and orderly establishment of industries in Industrial Areas and Industrial Estate in Goa.
Click here GOA Industrial Development Corporation
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Hongou Group is an auto parts supplier that works with automotive aftermarkets around the world. As a technology company, Hongou Group has launched innovative products for automotive interior and exterior systems and automotive consumable systems.
WinWorld Brand
Hongou Group's China Aftermarket Business Unit has established ten distribution warehouses with more than 4,000 products on the market.
In order to serve customers around the world and more effectively meet their needs, Hongou Group operates in 36 countries and works closely with major global automakers in the local market.
Auto parts news
Hongou and our customers (Hongou Group supports them through the development of the global market) and suppliers have formed a strong cooperative relationship and advance together to achieve high global standards.
Hongou implements an extremely rigorous screening process for new suppliers, applying comprehensive quality management and innovative solutions to suppliers and subcontractors.
Open the
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2013 – 2016 Tech-nological innovation
In 2018, Hongou Group launched a plan to provide innovative products to its customers. Through the use of automotive interior modification technology, the development of a multi-functional automotive interior ceiling, Hong Europe led the automotive interior ceiling technology.
While developing innovative technologies, Hongou Group is focusing on attracting new customers in high-growth regions to gain market share.
In 2012, Asian car production accounted for more than half of global production. China, which plays a leading role here, is currently the largest automobile market in the world. In addition, the Indian and Southeast Asian markets have similar expansion patterns in the coming years. By 2018, half of the business of Hongou Group will come from Asia.
Hongou Group operates in other fast-growing automotive aftermarket.
Business growth in high-growth regions
The company expands its Middle East business and works primarily with customers in Russia, Iran and Myanmar. In 2019, it plans to establish new production bases in Myanmar and Russia.
The group has established a new business unit in Myanmar.
The company ushered in the 7th anniversary of its establishment. The continuous innovation of interior technology has become the company's main business.
Hongou Group introduced German technology and established its own research and development of automotive interior materials technology team to lighten the original performance of automotive interior materials, using modern design methods and effective means to optimize the design of automotive products. Established an operation center in Guangzhou, China, and established subsidiaries in ten cities in China.
The company has expanded from a single product business of automotive interiors to the production of automotive sound insulation, automotive interior ceilings, fender linings, hood insulation, trunk carpets, bottom guards, pillar trims and other products. In the first half of 2012, the company held almost all patents related to automotive interiors.
The company carried out business expansion of automotive interior and exterior parts, opened a factory in Hebei, China, and established a professional team of R&D, design and production. This is the origin of the Win world interior.
The company set up a factory in Guangzhou to acquire a new line of business: the car sun-shade series.
The Group acquired a factory that produces brake calipers, brake pads and ignition systems in China. The company's long-term strategy extends to the production of electronic components (spark plugs), brake systems, as well as filters and lighting systems.
【2008-2016 -Start-up phase】
In 2018, the production of safe and environmentally friendly accessories became the top priority of Win world. The company also introduced the TS16949 quality management system to win customer satisfaction through total quality management.
In 2018, a special product R&D center was established in Hebei, China. At the same time, a product R&D center and laboratory were set up in the Guangzhou Operations Center in China, and the exhibition hall was expanded to build a trading platform for overseas customers who have long purchased in China.
Highest standards at all levels
Strong international presence
This ensures that the Group can rely on its relationships with automakers to develop business solutions globally and/or locally, as needed, to meet market challenges.
Hongou Group implements its strategy in accordance with the principles of sustainable development.
9Production bases
16distribution platforms
600Million dollars in sales
656Employees
3R & D centers
9Development centers
WIN WORLD Around the world
In order to strengthen brand building,
At the annual general meeting of shareholders on July 29, 2016, the company adopted Win World as its brand name.
In 2018, the first national headquarters were established, established in Russia, Iran, Myanmar, Vietnam and Malaysia.
In 2018, Hongou Group completely reorganized its core business, and the company's business restructuring, especially after the addition of brakes, electrical appliances and filtration systems, continued to diversify.
Birth of the brand
This ensures that the Group can rely on its relationships with automakers to develop business solutions globally and locally to meet market challenges as needed.
The Group's strategy is based on growth in two main areas: automotive interiors and automotive consumables business development.
Win World's innovative technology has been unanimously recognized, especially in terms of safety, quality, technology, environmental protection, service and innovation. Hongou has been striving to make more people recognize it.
Steady growth
HONGOU GROUP - International automotive parts supplier
Customer/supplier relationship
Hongou and its customers (Hongou Group supports them through the development of the global market) and suppliers have formed a strong cooperative relationship and advance together to reach the highest standards in the world.
Hongou Group's customers include automobile OEMs and auto parts aftermarket. In order to meet their requirements, Hongou Group has developed a sales strategy for all continents, established a close relationship with each customer, and listened to their demands.
In order to make Hong Europe's strategy truly competitive, the procurement department's mission is to reduce costs by purchasing only from the most competitive suppliers. Implement an extremely rigorous screening process for new suppliers, apply total quality management and innovation solutions to suppliers and subcontractors, and build close relationships with the most innovative and best-performing suppliers.
WIN WORLD
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Golitsyns estate
Address:Penza region, Tamalinsky district, S. Zubrilova
The estate was built by Prince Sergey Golitsyn, infantry general in the army of Catherine the Great, in 1780, allegedly by the famous architect Giacomo Quarenghi. The mansion was built on top of the hill to provide a magnificent view over the river valley, a village on the bank of the river and the ponds by the foot of the hill. The sublime mansion towered over the main park alley, a grand three-storeyed building with symmetrical side wings. The main hall was decorated with columns, stucco moulding, rare stones, mosaics, sculpture. The left wing of the mansion had a winter garden and an orchard-house, the right wing was an art-gallery with a valuable collection of West-European and Russian art. One of the true architectural and engineering wonders was a park fountain.
The religious buildings were added later to the estate, already in the 18th and 19th cc: a bell tower, a church, a chapel and a burial chamber.
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[Design Note] Yushan is known as a "doctoral county", so the street light uses the elements of a doctor's hat and a pen to interpret the design. The lamppost is a pen, representing the importance of education in Yushan. The cap is a simplified version of the doctor's cap, representing the boundless achievements of the bachelor's degree and the fact that Yushan has produced many excellent talents such as doctors in the field of education.
Humanistic landscape enhancement in the VANZ - Landscape lighting
Helmets on display at the Chinese Expeditionary Force War Memorial
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(2017) Early maladaptive schemas and suicidal risk in an Iranian sample of patients with obsessive-compulsive disorder. Psychiatry Research. pp. 441-448. ISSN 0165-1781
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Every holiday season there is that one token movie you always make sure you watch. It just doesn't feel like the holiday season until you've seen the movie, that movie, your movie. I have several movies I feel that way about, but there is that one movie I have to see every year that makes the difference.
What would the holidays be like if I didn't see it at least once? Sure, I could play the DVD, but it's about the anticipation of knowing it's going to be on TV and waiting for it to come on TV makes it so much more fun. I love It's A Wonderful Life. It's the basic story of the George Bailey we all know or the Mary we happen to be ourselves, or the children that come along with the marriage and the normal pursuits and pressures of life that makes us relate to this story.
If we had the chance to see what our lives would have been like, like George did, would we still choose the life we know now all over again? Yeah, I think we would.
Today, I had the wonderful opportunity to meet Karolyn Grimes, who played ZuZu, Georges' youngest daughter, in It's A Wonderful Life. She had the iconic line in the movie, "Look Daddy, teachers says every time a bell rings an angel gets his wings." Karolyn's list of movies as a young actor had her acting along side some of the biggest players in Hollywood at the time. From 1945 to 1952 she made over 16 films acting along side the likes of Bing Crosby, Fred Astaire, Betty Grable, Gary Cooper, Cary Grant, Glen Ford, Maureen O'Hara, John Wayne and, of course, Jimmy Stewart and Donna Reed, to name just a few.
My family has a long history of being in the movie business so, I don't get too excited about seeing a movie star, but because this movie means a lot to me and reminds me of my childhood and my mother during the holidays, it meant a lot to me to meet her today.
Though I was not able to take pictures of her, (the venue would not allow photographs) I was glad I got to spend ten uninterrupted minutes talking with her. I did take home a token of our visit, an ornament with her signature, which now hangs on my Christmas tree, and a memory that means a lot to me.
It truly is a wonderful life!
Labels: christmas, EtsyBaby, its a wonderful life
OMG!!! What a thrill for you!!! I am the same way....NOT Christmas until I get to watch, "It's A Wonderful Life" (just to hear Zuzu say that famous line!), "White Christmas" and "Miracle on 34th St". I also feel the same way about being able to watch them on tv! Even though I have all the DVD's...:)
Merry Christmas Sandra!
Great post! I heard that ZuZu was touring around, speaking in some venues... so glad you got to see her! I am always on the lookout for people writing about It's A Wonderful Life, my favorite holiday movie as well. I wrote a song called George Bailey, would love for you to take a listen via the website below, or you can watch the youtube video. Thanks and happy holidays to you and yours!
Carolyn Sills
http://www.carolynsills.com/Original_Music.html
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iOQna0DuOfU
What a heart warming story!!! I have a lump in my throat and blinking back tears. I love that movie and love how I almost heard your voice reading this.
This is the most wonderful time of the year!
XO~Stephanie
Rahel said...
It is a magical movie... that withstands the passage of time, and never seems old or dated. It does speak to something inside all of us. It reminds us to be introspective, to be loving and to judge our accomplishments with our hearts. Who we are can not be measured in dollar signs, in square feet, in horsepower, or even by our title at work. People are so much more, and our lives, no matter how small they may be, are so much more than all of these things. Let us take this idea and hold it near throughout the year.
meg4fancast said...
I love It's A Wonderful Life! Such a classic! Fancast actually has tons of classic holiday movies up now. Enjoy them! http://www.fancast.com/specials/holidays
The Pink Camellia said...
What a great experience! That is such a great holiday movie! I have to admit, it's not Christmas for me without the 24 hours of "A Christmas Story" on every year too...LOVE that movie as well!
The Pink Camellia
http://www.thepinkcamellia.etsy.com
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RV Carports Dublin, GA
There are quite a number of people who own RVs in Dublin, Georgia. This is a huge investment and needs to be protected at all costs. One of the best ways is by providing a shelter or shade for your RV. We are a company that offers an extensive range of RV carports in Dublin, Georgia.
We have a wide network that covers the entire state. We offer great discounts, which you can check out on our website. We have years of manufacturing experience in this industry. When it comes to providing shelter for your RV, we are the leaders in Dublin, Georgia.
Why You Need an RV Carport Dublin, GA
Your investment needs to be protected at all times which can only come from an RV carports company in Dublin, Georgia that has been there for years. We are the right choice to provide you with an affordable yet durable cover for your RV.
Our carports for RVs provide the best protection available in Dublin, Georgia. We manufacture RV carports that are designed to withstand winds of up to 130mph. Our warranty is 30 years which shows our level of commitment to customer satisfaction.
We pride ourselves on being the best RV carports company in Dublin, Georgia. Our expert team will assist you in making the right decision when choosing your new RV carport for sale in Dublin, Georgia. We can assure you that your RV will always be protected when you get one of our carports.
There are a number of types of carports that we offer at our stores in Dublin, Georgia. We have options to choose from depending on several factors such as the size, wind speed, and your budget among other things. Make sure you get in touch with one of our experts before making a purchase so they can help you make the right decision according to your needs.
Metal carports are strong and durable to ensure they serve you for years to come. They can withstand all weather conditions year-round which is why they are popular with our customers in Dublin, Georgia. You will be able to store your RV or boat without worrying about the presence of any precipitation, winds, or other harsh elements.
The roof is made from corrugated steel that has been painted with a high-quality paint finish. In fact, you can choose from a wide range of colors when placing your order with us to complement the exterior of your RV. You will also have complete peace of mind when storing your investment year after year thanks to our carports for sale in Dublin, Georgia.
Benefits of RV Carports Dublin, GA
RV carports provide several benefits that make them stand out among other types of shelters designed to protect RVs, boats, and other types of vehicles. If you are looking for an RV carport in Dublin, Georgia, we can help provide information that helps you make the right purchase.
For starters, they protect your investment from all kinds of elements which prolongs its lifespan by preventing weather-related damage such as rust and corrosion. They also prevent fading and cracking of paintwork which can be unsightly to look at. You are assured of your vehicle’s safety day-in and day-out when you get an RV carport in Dublin, Georgia from our stores.
If you are looking for an RV carport in Dublin, Georgia, we can provide information that makes it easy to choose the best option for your needs. We have a range of products to suit all budgets so you will be able to find one that works well for you.
All our staff members are highly trained and always ready to assist you with any questions you may have. They will also make an effort to understand your needs before recommending a product for purchase. Contact us today to find out more about our carports in Dublin, Georgia. | 2023-14/0000/en_head.json.gz/1671 | {"url": "http://eudesdesantana.com/locations/ga/dublin/rv-carports/", "partition": "head_middle", "language": "en", "source_domain": "eudesdesantana.com", "date_download": "2023-03-20T09:37:35Z", "digest": "sha1:COEKJJCBSD46WFN3ZLTOINZGZDPMKHFV"} | {"ccnet_length": [[0, 3656, 3656.0]], "ccnet_original_length": [[0, 3656, 6424.0]], "ccnet_nlines": [[0, 3656, 15.0]], "ccnet_original_nlines": [[0, 3656, 48.0]], "ccnet_language_score": [[0, 3656, 0.96]], "ccnet_perplexity": [[0, 3656, 265.0]], "ccnet_bucket": [[0, 3656, 0.0]], "rps_doc_curly_bracket": [[0, 3656, 0.0]], "rps_doc_ldnoobw_words": [[0, 3656, 0.0]], "rps_doc_lorem_ipsum": [[0, 3656, 0.0]], "rps_doc_stop_word_fraction": [[0, 3656, 0.478738]], "rps_doc_ut1_blacklist": [[0, 3656, null]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_10grams": [[0, 3656, 0.03339012]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_5grams": [[0, 3656, 0.13049404]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_6grams": [[0, 3656, 0.07972743]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_7grams": [[0, 3656, 0.03339012]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_8grams": [[0, 3656, 0.03339012]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_9grams": [[0, 3656, 0.03339012]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_top_2gram": [[0, 3656, 0.03816014]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_top_3gram": [[0, 3656, 0.07155026]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_top_4gram": [[0, 3656, 0.03475298]], "rps_doc_frac_all_caps_words": [[0, 3656, 0.02880658]], "rps_doc_frac_lines_end_with_ellipsis": [[0, 3656, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_no_alph_words": [[0, 3656, 0.09739369]], "rps_doc_frac_unique_words": [[0, 3656, 0.37059724]], "rps_doc_mean_word_length": [[0, 3656, 4.49464012]], "rps_doc_symbol_to_word_ratio": [[0, 3656, 0.0]], "rps_doc_unigram_entropy": [[0, 3656, 4.9131167]], "rps_doc_word_count": [[0, 3656, 653.0]], "rps_lines_ending_with_terminal_punctution_mark": [[0, 23, 0.0], [23, 308, 1.0], [308, 574, 1.0], [574, 612, 0.0], [612, 850, 1.0], [850, 1097, 1.0], [1097, 1388, 1.0], [1388, 1748, 1.0], [1748, 2084, 1.0], [2084, 2441, 1.0], [2441, 2476, 0.0], [2476, 2758, 1.0], [2758, 3130, 1.0], [3130, 3380, 1.0], [3380, 3656, 1.0]], "rps_lines_javascript_counts": [[0, 23, 0.0], [23, 308, 0.0], [308, 574, 0.0], [574, 612, 0.0], [612, 850, 0.0], [850, 1097, 0.0], [1097, 1388, 0.0], [1388, 1748, 0.0], [1748, 2084, 0.0], [2084, 2441, 0.0], [2441, 2476, 0.0], [2476, 2758, 0.0], [2758, 3130, 0.0], [3130, 3380, 0.0], [3380, 3656, 0.0]], "rps_lines_num_words": [[0, 23, 4.0], [23, 308, 56.0], [308, 574, 47.0], [574, 612, 8.0], [612, 850, 44.0], [850, 1097, 40.0], [1097, 1388, 53.0], [1388, 1748, 67.0], [1748, 2084, 57.0], [2084, 2441, 64.0], [2441, 2476, 6.0], [2476, 2758, 48.0], [2758, 3130, 61.0], [3130, 3380, 50.0], [3380, 3656, 48.0]], "rps_lines_numerical_chars_fraction": [[0, 23, 0.0], [23, 308, 0.0], [308, 574, 0.0], [574, 612, 0.0], [612, 850, 0.0], [850, 1097, 0.02066116], [1097, 1388, 0.0], [1388, 1748, 0.0], [1748, 2084, 0.0], [2084, 2441, 0.0], [2441, 2476, 0.0], [2476, 2758, 0.0], [2758, 3130, 0.0], [3130, 3380, 0.0], [3380, 3656, 0.0]], "rps_lines_start_with_bulletpoint": [[0, 23, 0.0], [23, 308, 0.0], [308, 574, 0.0], [574, 612, 0.0], [612, 850, 0.0], [850, 1097, 0.0], [1097, 1388, 0.0], [1388, 1748, 0.0], [1748, 2084, 0.0], [2084, 2441, 0.0], [2441, 2476, 0.0], [2476, 2758, 0.0], [2758, 3130, 0.0], [3130, 3380, 0.0], [3380, 3656, 0.0]], "rps_lines_uppercase_letter_fraction": [[0, 23, 0.26086957], [23, 308, 0.04912281], [308, 574, 0.03007519], [574, 612, 0.23684211], [612, 850, 0.03361345], [850, 1097, 0.03643725], [1097, 1388, 0.04467354], [1388, 1748, 0.01388889], [1748, 2084, 0.02083333], [2084, 2441, 0.01960784], [2441, 2476, 0.2], [2476, 2758, 0.03191489], [2758, 3130, 0.0188172], [3130, 3380, 0.024], [3380, 3656, 0.01811594]], "rps_doc_ml_palm_score": [[0, 3656, 0.05733198]], "rps_doc_ml_wikipedia_score": [[0, 3656, null]], "rps_doc_ml_wikiref_score": [[0, 3656, 0.01134878]], "rps_doc_books_importance": [[0, 3656, -155.64925511]], "rps_doc_openwebtext_importance": [[0, 3656, -2.2392014]], "rps_doc_wikipedia_importance": [[0, 3656, -304.33359334]], "rps_doc_num_sentences": [[0, 3656, 35.0]]} |
Greater Vancouver Movies
Titanic 25th Anniversary: An IMAX 3D Experience
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Studio: Paramount Pictures
Cast: Billy Zane
Titanic 25th Anniversary: An IMAX 3D Experience Overview
In celebration of its 25th anniversary, a remastered version of James Cameron's multi-Academy Award®-winning "Titanic" will be re-released to theaters in 3D 4K HDR and high-frame rate. With a cast headed by Oscar® winners Leonardo DiCaprio and Kate Winslet, the film is an epic, action-packed romance set against the ill-fated maiden voyage of the "unsinkable" Titanic, at the time, the largest moving object ever built. | 2023-14/0000/en_head.json.gz/1672 | {"url": "http://film-can.com/movie/British+Columbia/Greater+Vancouver/SilverCity+Riverport/Titanic+25th+Anniversary%3A+An+IMAX+3D+Experience/168064", "partition": "head_middle", "language": "en", "source_domain": "film-can.com", "date_download": "2023-03-20T09:11:08Z", "digest": "sha1:JZSAXNARL5FN22UZFGXIVGJ7JLKACF6C"} | {"ccnet_length": [[0, 616, 616.0]], "ccnet_original_length": [[0, 616, 1134.0]], "ccnet_nlines": [[0, 616, 7.0]], "ccnet_original_nlines": [[0, 616, 26.0]], "ccnet_language_score": [[0, 616, 0.87]], "ccnet_perplexity": [[0, 616, 230.5]], "ccnet_bucket": [[0, 616, 0.0]], "rps_doc_curly_bracket": [[0, 616, 0.0]], "rps_doc_ldnoobw_words": [[0, 616, 0.0]], "rps_doc_lorem_ipsum": [[0, 616, 0.0]], "rps_doc_stop_word_fraction": [[0, 616, 0.20967742]], "rps_doc_ut1_blacklist": [[0, 616, null]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_10grams": [[0, 616, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_5grams": [[0, 616, 0.15968064]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_6grams": [[0, 616, 0.15968064]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_7grams": [[0, 616, 0.15968064]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_8grams": [[0, 616, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_9grams": [[0, 616, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_top_2gram": [[0, 616, 0.08982036]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_top_3gram": [[0, 616, 0.08782435]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_top_4gram": [[0, 616, 0.09580838]], "rps_doc_frac_all_caps_words": [[0, 616, 0.05645161]], "rps_doc_frac_lines_end_with_ellipsis": [[0, 616, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_no_alph_words": [[0, 616, 0.19354839]], "rps_doc_frac_unique_words": [[0, 616, 0.74193548]], "rps_doc_mean_word_length": [[0, 616, 5.38709677]], "rps_doc_symbol_to_word_ratio": [[0, 616, 0.0]], "rps_doc_unigram_entropy": [[0, 616, 4.09927842]], "rps_doc_word_count": [[0, 616, 93.0]], "rps_lines_ending_with_terminal_punctution_mark": [[0, 25, 0.0], [25, 73, 0.0], [73, 95, 0.0], [95, 122, 0.0], [122, 139, 0.0], [139, 196, 0.0], [196, 616, 1.0]], "rps_lines_javascript_counts": [[0, 25, 0.0], [25, 73, 0.0], [73, 95, 0.0], [95, 122, 0.0], [122, 139, 0.0], [139, 196, 0.0], [196, 616, 0.0]], "rps_lines_num_words": [[0, 25, 3.0], [25, 73, 7.0], [73, 95, 4.0], [95, 122, 3.0], [122, 139, 3.0], [139, 196, 8.0], [196, 616, 65.0]], "rps_lines_numerical_chars_fraction": [[0, 25, 0.0], [25, 73, 0.06521739], [73, 95, 0.0], [95, 122, 0.0], [122, 139, 0.0], [139, 196, 0.05454545], [196, 616, 0.00995025]], "rps_lines_start_with_bulletpoint": [[0, 25, 0.0], [25, 73, 0.0], [73, 95, 0.0], [95, 122, 0.0], [122, 139, 0.0], [139, 196, 0.0], [196, 616, 0.0]], "rps_lines_uppercase_letter_fraction": [[0, 25, 0.12], [25, 73, 0.1875], [73, 95, 0.04545455], [95, 122, 0.11111111], [122, 139, 0.17647059], [139, 196, 0.1754386], [196, 616, 0.0452381]], "rps_doc_ml_palm_score": [[0, 616, 0.87415999]], "rps_doc_ml_wikipedia_score": [[0, 616, null]], "rps_doc_ml_wikiref_score": [[0, 616, 0.04040891]], "rps_doc_books_importance": [[0, 616, -29.72418248]], "rps_doc_openwebtext_importance": [[0, 616, -4.60208291]], "rps_doc_wikipedia_importance": [[0, 616, 9.67583454]], "rps_doc_num_sentences": [[0, 616, 2.0]]} |
Why Bet on Texas Hold’em Poker?
by Carmelo on September 8th, 2010
You may possibly have been wagering poker all of your life or you might have just picked up the game. Either way, it’s hard not to notice that one kind of poker has increased in popularity: Hold`em. Hold`em, frequently just called "Texas Hold’em," seems being the game that everyone is betting. Wondering if you must be playing Holdem, too? Here’s a couple of reasons why you may take into account making Hold`em your game.
One. It’s simple to understand
You’ve got 2 cards in your hand, you share five community cards with the other players at the table and you make your ideal 5 card poker hand out of those seven. Now you have already got the basics of Texas Holdem. Being sure, there is far more to it than that. There’s the framework and routine of betting to contemplate and of course you’ll find particulars to the casino game, which is what makes it so interesting and fun, except the general rules are uncomplicated.
2. You can always come across a game
Because Texas Holdem has turn out to be so favorite, games are plentiful. Both on the web and in casinos, you possibly can discover Texas Holdem games of any buy-in and structure at any time and most of the time every single seat will be full. With less common games such as Omaha hi-low and Seven Card Stud, it can be difficult to receive a fantastic game and keep it going for any prolonged amount of time.
Three. The discovering curve is steep
The popularity of Texas Hold’em has given rise to a myriad of books around the topic. In addition to the Super/System books, which both have significant parts on Hold em, well-liked gamblers such as David Sklansky and Tom McEvoy have authored numerous books around the topic of Texas Hold’em (Sklansky’s "Theory of Poker" is considered needed reading for any serious poker player).
These and several other good books for the subject, enable you to obtain excellent fast.
Four. Tournaments.
While it is possible to play tournament style poker with any poker casino game, Holdem is the most popular format for poker tournaments. With its blind structure of wagering, Texas Hold em is perfectly created for tournaments, which require to become set up to maintain the action rising. It’s also excellent for the spectators, who can see five out of the seven cards the players are working with. If poker tournaments are heading to be your thing, you wish to know Texas Hold’em.
Five. Action action action.
Texas Hold em is an action game. There is frequently an excellent deal of money going into the pot in the very first couple of rounds and this makes for much more excitement. It also makes for healthier pots when you do win them, which is exciting for everyone. Also, the short-period luck factor can turn any person into a winner on any given day, which keeps all the players, excellent and bad, coming back for more.
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EGM1581197
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Smite (1st Edition)
Time slot:
Fri Jul 31 1:00 pm - 2:00 pm (1 hour)
Zack Johnson, Dustin Dudley (eBash Video Game Center)
Everyone (6+)
None (You've never played before - rules will be taught)
Materials provided?
Indiana Convention Center, room 140-142, table HQ
20 out of 20 are available (as of 6:57 am Thursday August 27th, 2020)
Event added:
Thu Aug 27 6:57 am
While supplies last we will have exclusive in-game skin codes for players. Stats will be tracked for all players. Also play any other games in our hourly zone!
Warnings: The event was originally listed with rules of "Smite (1st)." It has been changed to "Smite (1st Edition)."
Other sessions of this event
Thu 8:00 am - 9:00 am (EGM1578684): 20/20
Thu 9:00 am - 10:00 am (EGM1581175): 20/20
Thu 10:00 am - 11:00 am (EGM1581176): 18/20
Thu 11:00 am - noon (EGM1581177): 19/20
Thu noon - 1:00 pm (EGM1581178): 20/20
Thu 1:00 pm - 2:00 pm (EGM1581179): 20/20
Thu 9:00 pm - 10:00 pm (EGM1581187): 19/20
Thu 10:00 pm - 11:00 pm (EGM1581188): 20/20
Thu 11:00 pm - Fri midnight (EGM1581189): 18/20
Fri midnight - 1:00 am (EGM1581190): 20/20
Fri 1:00 am - 2:00 am (EGM1581191): 20/20
Fri 9:00 am - 10:00 am (EGM1581193): 19/20
Fri 10:00 am - 11:00 am (EGM1581194): 19/20
Fri 11:00 am - noon (EGM1581195): 19/20
Fri noon - 1:00 pm (EGM1581196): 20/20
Fri 1:00 pm - 2:00 pm (EGM1581197): 20/20
Fri 9:00 pm - 10:00 pm (EGM1581205): 20/20
Fri 10:00 pm - 11:00 pm (EGM1581206): 20/20
Fri 11:00 pm - Sat midnight (EGM1581207): 20/20
Sat midnight - 1:00 am (EGM1581208): 20/20
Sat 1:00 am - 2:00 am (EGM1581209): 20/20
Sat 9:00 am - 10:00 am (EGM1581211): 19/20
Sat 10:00 am - 11:00 am (EGM1581212): 17/20
Sat 11:00 am - noon (EGM1581213): 20/20
Sat noon - 1:00 pm (EGM1581214): 19/20
Sat 1:00 pm - 2:00 pm (EGM1581215): 20/20
Sat 9:00 pm - 10:00 pm (EGM1581223): 20/20
Sat 10:00 pm - 11:00 pm (EGM1581224): 20/20
Sat 11:00 pm - Sun midnight (EGM1581225): 20/20
Sun midnight - 1:00 am (EGM1581226): 20/20
Sun 1:00 am - 2:00 am (EGM1581227): 20/20
Sun 9:00 am - 10:00 am (EGM1581229): 20/20
Sun 10:00 am - 11:00 am (EGM1581230): 20/20
Sun 11:00 am - noon (EGM1581231): 20/20
Sun noon - 1:00 pm (EGM1581232): 20/20
Sun 1:00 pm - 2:00 pm (EGM1581233): 20/20
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Twinning agreement between Peć/Goraždevac and Bijeljina was signed in 2013. Peć is a city and a centre of the municipality with the same name in the north-west of Metohija, or Serbian south province Kosovo and Metohija (Earlier area of Metohija around Peć was known as Hvosno).
The city has about 49,000 inhabitants, while the municipality of Peć has about 96,500 inhabitants (according to the official data of the census of 2011 organised by the authorities of the so called “Republic of Kosovo”, mostly boycotted by the Serbs).
The first mention of Peć was in 1202. Before that, it had several names depending on who ruled this area.
The town was probably established by the Illyrians. It was strategically located on the river Bistrica, which flows into Beli Drim east of Prokletije. The town was called Pescium during the Roman times, and Ptolemy (87-150), in his famous Geography, mentions it under the name of Siparantum. It had a status of a municipium, which meant that it had its own self-government, and it was the second town with this rank in the area of today’s Kosovo and Metohija, after Ulpiana (which existed in the area between today’s Pristina, Gračanica and Lipljan.
Byzantine historian Procopius (in 565) called it Pentza. This name was replaced by Siparantum. In the 12th century, it was called Ždrelnik (ždrelo – gorge), because it was located at the entrance to the Rugova Gorge. In the 13th century it was mentioned as the town of Peć, which developed together with the moved seat of the Serbian Church from Žiča. It was mentioned in the 14th century by people from Dubrovnik and Kotor who had their trading colonies here.
Peć was a centre of the Serbian Church from 1253, first as the seat of the archbishop, and then the patriarch. At that time the town had many benefits given by the Serbian rulers, but it was under direct rule of the archbishop, and then the patriarch. It was characterised by a rich and diverse architecture. It was a time of economic prosperity, in which various products were manufactured in Peć, from food products and clothes to the objects with great artistic value. Even special money was forged for the head of the Serbian Church. The town was known outside the borders of the Serbian state of the time by growing and manufacture of saffron, which was used as spice and colour for fabric, and silk was also manufactured.
After the Battle of Kosovo in 1389, Peć was ruled by Balšić’s, and then it fell under the rule of Serbian Despotate. The Turks finally conquered Peć in the middle of the 15th century, which marked the beginning of many changes in this area, including the change of the town’s name to Ipek. Many Turkish families settled in the town, and many of their descendants still live in this area. The town took on a strikingly oriental character with narrow streets, wide bazaars, houses of Balkan architectural heritage... The town also got an Islamic character by construction of several mosques, some of which were built on the foundations of Orthodox places of worship, or the Orthodox places of worship were turned into Islamic. For the area of north Metohija, the Turks established a special Sanjak of Peć. In 1455 there was the first rebellion against the Ottomans which was crushed in blood. Thanks to the efforts of Sokollu Mehmed Pasha, who re-established the Patriarchate of Peć and appointed his brother (or close relative) Makarije the patriarch. Peć was once again the seat of Serbian patriarchs from 1557 to 1766.
Five centuries of Ottoman rule came to an end in 1912 when, during the First Balkan War, Montenegro liberated the town. During the First World War, in late 1915, it was conquered by the Austro-Hungarians, and after 1918 Peć became a part of the Kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slovenes. The town was under the rule of the Zeta Banovina between 1931 and 1941. During the Italian occupation in the Second World War, it was part of quisling “Great Albania”. In 1945 the town became a part of Socialist Autonomous Province of Kosovo and Metohija within Serbia and SFRY.
Relations between Serbs and Albanians, who made the majority of the town’s population in the 20th century, were often tense, which peaked during the war in Kosovo and Metohija in 1999, when the town was severely damaged. Further damage to the town was made during the March pogrom of Serbian population in 2004, and today the remaining Serbs in the urban area of Peć can be counted on fingers.
GORAŽDEVAC
After the war in 1999, the seat of the Municipality of Peć was moved to the largest Serbian village in Metohija – Goraždevac, which is a temporary seat of the Peć District. Among others, Cultural Centre, primary school, High School “Saint Sava” (established in 1913), Secondary School of Economics And Trade, Secondary School of Electrical and Technical Engineering, and Secondary School of Mechanical Engineering were moved to Goraždevac...
Goraždevac was mentioned for the first time in the charter of King Stefan the First-Crowned, issued around 1220 in Žiča Monastery. According to the Turkish census of 1485 there were 28 Serbian houses, and a home of the Serbian priest among them.
After 1999, Goraždevac was unsuccessfully attacked by Albanians several times, and the most severe attack happened on 13 August 2003 when the terrorist killed two, and wounded four children who were swimming at an improvised beach on river Bistrica in the village centre.
In addition to the Patriarchate of Peć, there is Visoki Dečani Monastery near Peć, which is an ancient seat of the Serbian patriarchs. It was placed under the protection of UNESCO, together with the Monastery of the Holy Transfiguration from the 14th century in the village of Budisavci, 17 kilometres from the town. Peć is also known for the Old Bazar and Rugova Gorge.
Goraždevac is the home of the oldest cottage church in Serbia, built in the 16th century. It was dedicated to Saint Jeremiah.
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How can personal and/or fitness training improve your life?
Every corner of the globe has at least one person who shares similar problems and issues. Many people see these global issues as an opportunity to start their careers in a field that is widely recognized and accepted around the globe. A healthy lifestyle is something that almost everyone wants. They want to have active hobbies and healthy eating habits. Everyone wants to avoid the potential health problems and diseases that can arise from growing older and more responsibilities. It can be difficult to maintain good health and a healthy lifestyle when you have a hectic schedule. Guides and coaches are needed to help people find the best diet and routines that work for them.
We’ve heard a lot of talk about health guides and fitness coaches who work together with individuals to bring about improvements in their lives. There are many types of fitness professionals that can provide guidance for people in different areas of life. Some are professionals who guide people as a personal trainer or group nutritionist, a master trainer, a strength and conditioning guide, youth fitness guide, or senior fitness guide. These are the positions held by trainers in the fitness department. They may be associated with a clinic, health care center or personal setting to perform their duties.
Candidates who want to start their career in this field can take advantage of various certifications and degrees that offer complete training and learning. A fitness certification allows a person to launch his career anywhere in the world.
Certifications are available in the following areas:
NCCA National Commission for Certifying Agencies is an accredited organization that offers multiple certifications in personal trainer. These certifications include complete training and information about personal training.
You have the ability to teach group exercise, group aerobics, or trainings and you have the motivational and energetic spirit to lead a group of aerobics classes. There are many options for you to choose from if you are. The ACE American Council on Exercise has a variety of fitness courses specifically designed for group exercise.
ACSM offers certifications for those who want to learn more about clinical science and fitness. ACSM offers certifications in health fitness that will prepare candidates to work in clinics that deal with patient’s health concerns. A Registration Clinical Exercise Physiologists certification (RCEP) is available for those already on their path to clinical professionals. This certification requires a minimum of a Master’s degree in exercise science, exercise physiology, or kinesiology, and six-hundred hours documented clinical work experience.
Training Athletes
If you are passionate about human performance and want to train athletes in an athletic manner, then the Certified Strength & Conditioning Specialist (CSCS), certification from NSCA is the best. You will be able train athletes at any level, whether you are in school, college or in a professional setting once you have obtained a certification.
Wellness Coaching/Nutrition
This area includes health coaching. Although it is primarily focused on improving the health of individuals, it also provides full assistance to those who are interested in becoming a wellness coach. ACE is a leader in this rapidly growing field of practice with their certification as a Health Coach. It is the only NCCA-accredited program that’s geared more towards fitness professionals. Others are more suitable for those who work in the medical field.
You may need a certification to be a professional trainer of fitness and health. This depends on the rules of each employer. Most employers require certified candidates to work as professional trainers. The professional and internationally recognized certifications provide quality training and qualifications that cover all aspects of fitness training. Others may pursue short courses, diplomas, or degrees to begin providing this training and education.
For those who want to start training, the health and fitness organizations will require that they have a degree in the area of health and fitness. These courses include nutrition, exemplification, and other related areas.
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Springfield Connection: June 23, 2021 | 2023-14/0000/en_head.json.gz/1679 | {"url": "http://greatfallsconnection.www.clients.ellingtoncms.com/documents/2021/jun/23/springfield-connection-june-23-2021/", "partition": "head_middle", "language": "en", "source_domain": "greatfallsconnection.www.clients.ellingtoncms.com", "date_download": "2023-03-20T10:49:45Z", "digest": "sha1:V7GIP5VW44TXKKQLXWBTFLQNKINYZTCT"} | {"ccnet_length": [[0, 37, 37.0]], "ccnet_original_length": [[0, 37, 2756.0]], "ccnet_nlines": [[0, 37, 1.0]], "ccnet_original_nlines": [[0, 37, 132.0]], "ccnet_language_score": [[0, 37, 0.96]], "ccnet_perplexity": [[0, 37, 309.0]], "ccnet_bucket": [[0, 37, 0.0]], "rps_doc_curly_bracket": [[0, 37, 0.0]], "rps_doc_ldnoobw_words": [[0, 37, 0.0]], "rps_doc_lorem_ipsum": [[0, 37, 0.0]], "rps_doc_stop_word_fraction": [[0, 37, 0.0]], "rps_doc_ut1_blacklist": [[0, 37, null]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_10grams": [[0, 37, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_5grams": [[0, 37, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_6grams": [[0, 37, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_7grams": [[0, 37, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_8grams": [[0, 37, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_9grams": [[0, 37, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_top_2gram": [[0, 37, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_top_3gram": [[0, 37, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_top_4gram": [[0, 37, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_all_caps_words": [[0, 37, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_lines_end_with_ellipsis": [[0, 37, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_no_alph_words": [[0, 37, 0.57142857]], "rps_doc_frac_unique_words": [[0, 37, 1.0]], "rps_doc_mean_word_length": [[0, 37, 6.2]], "rps_doc_symbol_to_word_ratio": [[0, 37, 0.0]], "rps_doc_unigram_entropy": [[0, 37, 1.60943791]], "rps_doc_word_count": [[0, 37, 5.0]], "rps_lines_ending_with_terminal_punctution_mark": [[0, 37, 0.0]], "rps_lines_javascript_counts": [[0, 37, 0.0]], "rps_lines_num_words": [[0, 37, 5.0]], "rps_lines_numerical_chars_fraction": [[0, 37, 0.17142857]], "rps_lines_start_with_bulletpoint": [[0, 37, 0.0]], "rps_lines_uppercase_letter_fraction": [[0, 37, 0.08108108]], "rps_doc_ml_palm_score": [[0, 37, -1.001e-05]], "rps_doc_ml_wikipedia_score": [[0, 37, null]], "rps_doc_ml_wikiref_score": [[0, 37, -1.001e-05]], "rps_doc_books_importance": [[0, 37, -5.88581763]], "rps_doc_openwebtext_importance": [[0, 37, -3.44948279]], "rps_doc_wikipedia_importance": [[0, 37, -1.31558767]], "rps_doc_num_sentences": [[0, 37, 1.0]]} |
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Greece Guest of Honour at the Cairo International Book Fair (26.1 – 7.2.2022)
Hellenic Foundation for Culture / Ministry of Culture and Sports
The 53rd Cairo International Book Fair will take place from January 26 to February 7, 2022 at the International Exhibition Center of Egypt, with Greece being the honored country. It is the largest and oldest book fair in the Arab world, organized by the General Egyptian Book Organization, with 1,200 publishers from 125 countries and more than 2 million visitors.
The Hellenic Foundation for Culture develops, welcomes and manages Greeklit
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The Hellenic Foundation for Culture (HFC) will manage the new Translation Program for books and literature, which has just started and will be hosted on the www.greeklit.gr platform, that was designed as a portal for Greek books and literature. | 2023-14/0000/en_head.json.gz/1680 | {"url": "http://greekbookpublishing.org/news", "partition": "head_middle", "language": "en", "source_domain": "greekbookpublishing.org", "date_download": "2023-03-20T10:27:49Z", "digest": "sha1:FU4WD64L3YL52LKQH6TX5KWGBMQBBFE5"} | {"ccnet_length": [[0, 962, 962.0]], "ccnet_original_length": [[0, 962, 1185.0]], "ccnet_nlines": [[0, 962, 7.0]], "ccnet_original_nlines": [[0, 962, 25.0]], "ccnet_language_score": [[0, 962, 0.94]], "ccnet_perplexity": [[0, 962, 176.8]], "ccnet_bucket": [[0, 962, 0.0]], "rps_doc_curly_bracket": [[0, 962, 0.0]], "rps_doc_ldnoobw_words": [[0, 962, 0.0]], "rps_doc_lorem_ipsum": [[0, 962, 0.0]], "rps_doc_stop_word_fraction": [[0, 962, 0.31843575]], "rps_doc_ut1_blacklist": [[0, 962, null]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_10grams": [[0, 962, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_5grams": [[0, 962, 0.07858048]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_6grams": [[0, 962, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_7grams": [[0, 962, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_8grams": [[0, 962, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_9grams": [[0, 962, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_top_2gram": [[0, 962, 0.03041825]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_top_3gram": [[0, 962, 0.07984791]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_top_4gram": [[0, 962, 0.10646388]], "rps_doc_frac_all_caps_words": [[0, 962, 0.01117318]], "rps_doc_frac_lines_end_with_ellipsis": [[0, 962, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_no_alph_words": [[0, 962, 0.19553073]], "rps_doc_frac_unique_words": [[0, 962, 0.60264901]], "rps_doc_mean_word_length": [[0, 962, 5.22516556]], "rps_doc_symbol_to_word_ratio": [[0, 962, 0.0]], "rps_doc_unigram_entropy": [[0, 962, 4.22353122]], "rps_doc_word_count": [[0, 962, 151.0]], "rps_lines_ending_with_terminal_punctution_mark": [[0, 30, 0.0], [30, 108, 0.0], [108, 173, 0.0], [173, 538, 1.0], [538, 614, 0.0], [614, 718, 0.0], [718, 962, 1.0]], "rps_lines_javascript_counts": [[0, 30, 0.0], [30, 108, 0.0], [108, 173, 0.0], [173, 538, 0.0], [538, 614, 0.0], [614, 718, 0.0], [718, 962, 0.0]], "rps_lines_num_words": [[0, 30, 4.0], [30, 108, 13.0], [108, 173, 9.0], [173, 538, 60.0], [538, 614, 10.0], [614, 718, 16.0], [718, 962, 39.0]], "rps_lines_numerical_chars_fraction": [[0, 30, 0.0], [30, 108, 0.125], [108, 173, 0.0], [173, 538, 0.04761905], [538, 614, 0.0], [614, 718, 0.0], [718, 962, 0.0]], "rps_lines_start_with_bulletpoint": [[0, 30, 0.0], [30, 108, 0.0], [108, 173, 0.0], [173, 538, 0.0], [538, 614, 0.0], [614, 718, 0.0], [718, 962, 0.0]], "rps_lines_uppercase_letter_fraction": [[0, 30, 0.1], [30, 108, 0.08974359], [108, 173, 0.09230769], [173, 538, 0.04931507], [538, 614, 0.06578947], [614, 718, 0.02884615], [718, 962, 0.04098361]], "rps_doc_ml_palm_score": [[0, 962, 0.03007519]], "rps_doc_ml_wikipedia_score": [[0, 962, null]], "rps_doc_ml_wikiref_score": [[0, 962, 0.03871065]], "rps_doc_books_importance": [[0, 962, -50.25689911]], "rps_doc_openwebtext_importance": [[0, 962, -6.96938512]], "rps_doc_wikipedia_importance": [[0, 962, 14.26672434]], "rps_doc_num_sentences": [[0, 962, 8.0]]} |
Jason O’Beirne, Senior Vice President of Sales and Top Producer at Jameson Sotheby’s International Realty, is a 17-year real estate veteran specializing in new construction and rehabbed single-family homes throughout Chicago. Jason has sold over $250,000,000 in Chicago real estate, averaging over 75 sales per year. | 2023-14/0000/en_head.json.gz/1681 | {"url": "http://groupinkpen.com/properties/", "partition": "head_middle", "language": "en", "source_domain": "groupinkpen.com", "date_download": "2023-03-20T08:54:44Z", "digest": "sha1:AWRGHZTHI2V3RPFDCRNMEWXFVEOBXIXL"} | {"ccnet_length": [[0, 316, 316.0]], "ccnet_original_length": [[0, 316, 3015.0]], "ccnet_nlines": [[0, 316, 1.0]], "ccnet_original_nlines": [[0, 316, 49.0]], "ccnet_language_score": [[0, 316, 0.93]], "ccnet_perplexity": [[0, 316, 117.2]], "ccnet_bucket": [[0, 316, 0.0]], "rps_doc_curly_bracket": [[0, 316, 0.0]], "rps_doc_ldnoobw_words": [[0, 316, 0.0]], "rps_doc_lorem_ipsum": [[0, 316, 0.0]], "rps_doc_stop_word_fraction": [[0, 316, 0.234375]], "rps_doc_ut1_blacklist": [[0, 316, null]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_10grams": [[0, 316, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_5grams": [[0, 316, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_6grams": [[0, 316, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_7grams": [[0, 316, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_8grams": [[0, 316, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_9grams": [[0, 316, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_top_2gram": [[0, 316, 0.07662835]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_top_3gram": [[0, 316, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_top_4gram": [[0, 316, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_all_caps_words": [[0, 316, 0.015625]], "rps_doc_frac_lines_end_with_ellipsis": [[0, 316, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_no_alph_words": [[0, 316, 0.265625]], "rps_doc_frac_unique_words": [[0, 316, 0.82608696]], "rps_doc_mean_word_length": [[0, 316, 5.67391304]], "rps_doc_symbol_to_word_ratio": [[0, 316, 0.0]], "rps_doc_unigram_entropy": [[0, 316, 3.58754672]], "rps_doc_word_count": [[0, 316, 46.0]], "rps_lines_ending_with_terminal_punctution_mark": [[0, 316, 1.0]], "rps_lines_javascript_counts": [[0, 316, 0.0]], "rps_lines_num_words": [[0, 316, 46.0]], "rps_lines_numerical_chars_fraction": [[0, 316, 0.04248366]], "rps_lines_start_with_bulletpoint": [[0, 316, 0.0]], "rps_lines_uppercase_letter_fraction": [[0, 316, 0.05063291]], "rps_doc_ml_palm_score": [[0, 316, 0.0020228]], "rps_doc_ml_wikipedia_score": [[0, 316, null]], "rps_doc_ml_wikiref_score": [[0, 316, -4.65e-06]], "rps_doc_books_importance": [[0, 316, -39.32731675]], "rps_doc_openwebtext_importance": [[0, 316, -0.4257779]], "rps_doc_wikipedia_importance": [[0, 316, -4.72205467]], "rps_doc_num_sentences": [[0, 316, 2.0]]} |
‘SECRET BREAKERS’ OPTIONED FOR TV
I am thrilled to be able to share the news that the fabulous Sparticles Productions have bought the TV option rights for my series ‘Secret Breakers’! I could not be happier! It’s the stuff that dreams are made of! They are an amazing company full of such talented people! When I was writing ‘Secret Breakers’ I always imagined the scenes and locations in my head and it will be so amazing to see the characters and their quest brought to life in a live action version of the adventures! So….here’s what The Bookseller had to say about the deal….and watch this space and keep an eye on my social media channels for further developments! There are truly exciting times ahead!
Helen Dennis’ middle-grade series Secret Breakers (Hodder Children’s Group) has been optioned for TV.
The deal was brokered between Karen Lawler, senior licensing manager at the Hachette Children’s Group, and Stephen Smallwood at Sparticles Productions, a film and TV company based in Dorset.
Dennis’ Secret Breakers is a six-book adventure series that follows a team of young code-crackers and their friends through various adventures. The first title was published in 2012. The Carnegie-nominated author was previously a teacher and is based in Sussex.
Karen Lawler, senior licensing manager at HCG described the middle-grade series as “an intricately plotted, fast-paced global thriller with brilliant characters at its heart”. She said: “It’s the perfect project for TV development and is the latest example of the HCG licensing team’s expanding footprint in TV and film adaptation. Sparticles Productions is exactly the right partner for Secret Breakers, and it’s exciting to discuss the ambitious plans they have even at this early stage.”
Alison Hume, screenwriter and executive producer at Sparticles Productions, revealed the team loved Dennis’ “original take on the world of code-breaking and are thrilled to have secured the opportunity to develop Secret Breakers for an international television audience”.
She added: “The world Helen has created in her book series is incredibly rich and offers huge dramatic possibilities. We know that audiences will be swept along with the epic quest to crack the most mysterious code in the world.”
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My name is Joanna Ulrich and if you want to learn about nursing homes and assisted living, you'll benefit from reading my blog. When my aunt could no longer take care of her house and property, she wanted me to help her find out about assisted living facilities. We took a tour of several facilities in the area and my aunt spoke with some of the residents. I also did online research to find out how to choose the best facility for a person's needs. After careful consideration, my aunt chose to live at one of the facilities that we visited and she is very happy with her living arrangements. I wanted to write a blog to offer guidance to others who are also thinking about living at a nursing home or an assisted living center. I hope this blog helps you or your loved one make the best choice.
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3 Advantages Of Assisted Living Facilities
For seniors who are looking to transition out of their current residence and into one that is more accommodating, there are a few options from which to choose. Nursing homes are one of the most popular, but for seniors who don't a great deal of medical care on a daily basis, these are usually far from a good fit. For those seniors who are looking for some degree of personal care but want to remain independent, assisted living facilities offer a fantastic alternative. Keep reading below for just a few of the biggest reasons why.
Prioritizing Community
Most people fail to realize just how important community is for mental health and overall well-being, especially as a person ages. Isolation for long periods of time may feel natural for those who live far away from family and friends, but in fact, it can lead to a number of issues that range from depression to an increased risk of dementia. Fortunately, assisted living facilities offer constant chances for socializing — classes, clubs, and organizations are common — so people can foster relationships that bring joy to their daily lives.
Offering Accessible Transportation
Many seniors become increasingly frustrated in their twilight years with the limited access they have to things that were once routine. They may not be able to drive to their favorite store on their own, for example, or go to weekly city hall meetings they are used to attending. Because of these limitations, assisted living centers make it a priority to improve access in several key ways, including offering transportation to supermarkets, outdoor spots, voting booths, and doctor's offices. As such, assisted living promotes a better quality of life for all active seniors.
Ensuring a Nutritious Diet
Even seniors who were healthy and physically active in their younger years may find that they have slipped into a habit of regularly eating unhealthy meals. These may include overly processed foods and frozen dinners that are quick and easy to prepare. While it is understandable that seniors appreciate the convenience that these options offer, there is no substitute for a nutritious diet composed of whole foods. Senior assisted living centers take this into account when planning the meals and snacks they serve, and the majority of assisted living facilities also include kitchens in units for seniors who are able and wish to cook independently — all of which means that a good diet doesn't need to be compromised.
Reach out to assisted living facilities near you to learn more.
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In physics
Physics is a natural science that involves the study of matter and its motion through spacetime, along with related concepts such as energy and force. More broadly, it is the general analysis of nature, conducted in order to understand how the universe behaves.Physics is one of the oldest academic...
, work is a scalar
Scalar (physics)
In physics, a scalar is a simple physical quantity that is not changed by coordinate system rotations or translations , or by Lorentz transformations or space-time translations . This is in contrast to a vector...
quantity that can be described as the product of a force times the distance through which it acts, and it is called the work of the force. Only the component of a force in the direction of the movement of its point of application does work. The term work was first coined in 1826 by the French mathematician Gaspard-Gustave Coriolis
Gaspard-Gustave Coriolis
Gaspard-Gustave de Coriolis or Gustave Coriolis was a French mathematician, mechanical engineer and scientist. He is best known for his work on the supplementary forces that are detected in a rotating frame of reference. See the Coriolis Effect...
If a constant force
In physics, a force is any influence that causes an object to undergo a change in speed, a change in direction, or a change in shape. In other words, a force is that which can cause an object with mass to change its velocity , i.e., to accelerate, or which can cause a flexible object to deform...
of magnitude F acts on a point that moves s in the direction of the force, then the work W done by this force is calculated W=Fs.
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2012 NFL Draft is In The Bagg – NFC East
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Rinvenimenti Monetali e Circolazione a Pompei. Le Monete Dalla Region VIII, 7, 1-15
‘Rinvenimenti monetali e circolazione a Pompei. Le monete dalla Regio VIII,7,1-15’ (Ergasteria 7) by Giacomo Pardini, 2017
This monograph publishes the 523 coins recovered in an excavation of Regio VIII, Insula 7,1-15 in Pompeii, investigated between 2005 and 2009 by the “Pompeii Archaeological Research Project: Porta Stabia” of the University of Cincinnati.
Studying money in Pompeii certainly means assessing the importance of this medium of exchange in the economic and social activities of the ancient world, and investigating its flows, the ways in which it was used, and the contexts in which it was found. But it also means shedding light on a cultural history, that of a Mediterranean which back in those times, in spite of wars and disagreements, communicated much better that we are able to do today, a sea across which human beings, commodities and ideas traveled, as well as, of course, coins. Indeed, throughout the life of Pompeii was characterized by a heterogeneous and prominent presence of “Mediterranean” money. Studying the money used in the Vesuvian city means trying to recover and shed light on the role of money as a “social object”, a role it played in the ancient world and still does today, although in significantly different ways.
This book aims to provide an up-to-date overview of the presence and circulation of coins in Pompeii between the fourth century BC and AD 79. Although the stratigraphic investigation of, and the materials from, Regio VIII, Insula 7,1-15 are still unpublished, I have tried to put the coins found here back into the context of their respective historical periods. I therefore provide a general periodization of the numismatic evidence under study. This restoration of the diachronic context has allowed me to make a series of considerations – which may be perfected in later studies – on the behavior of money in different stages in the town’s life, highlighting its evolution and modes of circulation. By “(numismatic) context” I therefore refer here to the whole corpus of coins unearthed in any period or phase.
I have devoted special attention to a group of coins occurring very frequently all over the Vesuvian area, including Pompeii itself – as well as in the area of the Province of Salerno all the way to Velia, although in less significant numbers than in the ager vesuvianus – namely, the coins of Ybshm/Ebusus and Massalia, and a group of local imitations thereof. These coins appeared around the middle of the second century BC and remained in use until the early imperial period. I have investigated their chronology and distribution within Pompeii to throw light on the reasons for their arrival in Campania and for the production of this necessity coinage, which mainly imitates types of the Balearic island and the cities of the Gulf of the Lion.
In line with the approach adopted in my PhD dissertation, I turned to the exact sciences for answers to certain questions and, at the same time, experimented with scientific investigation methods to improve knowledge of this numismatic evidence and thereby allow it to be adequately conserved and made better known to the general public. These archaeometric investigations mainly focused on the above-mentioned group of coins. The aim was, on the one hand, to order them by sorting them into types and defining objective elements distinguishing prototypes from copies, on the other, to reply to the questions that constantly trouble numismatists: Who minted these coins? Where and when were they produced? How, when and how much did they circulate?
Giacomo Pardini is a Research Fellow in Ancient Numismatics in the Department of Cultural Heritage Science at the University of Salerno, where he teaches graduate level courses in Ancient Numismatics (http://docenti.unisa.it/029260/home). He has an undergraduate degree in Lettere Antiche (with a focus in Methodology of Archaeological Research) and an M.A. in Classical Archaeology (with a focus on Greek and Roman Numismatics), both from La Sapienza University in Rome. He holds a Ph.D. in Methods and Methodology of Archaeological and Art Historical Research from the University of Salerno.
During the 2014-2015 Academic year he was a Margo Tytus Visiting Fellow in the Department of Classics at the University of Cincinnati (OH-USA).
He has taken part in numerous archaeological excavations in Rome (Meta Sudans and North-eastern slopes of the Palatine), at Monteleone Sabino-RI (Trebula Mutuesca), and in Syria (Tell Barri/Kahat), holding leadership positions. His research focuses on the relationship between archaeological contexts and ancient numismatics, the interpretation of coins from excavation, monetary circulation in antiquity, and ancient trade. He authored several papers on coin findings in particular from Rome and Pompeii, on the Augustan Meta Sudans, and on the Curiae Veteres sanctuary in Rome.
‘Rinvenimenti monetali e circolazione a Pompei. Le monete dalla Regio VIII, 7,1-15’ by Giacomo Pardini
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What Is Acetone Peroxide?
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Last Modified Date: March 10, 2023
Acetone peroxide is a chemical compound made primarily of carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen. If the compound is a dimer, or has two subunits, its chemical formula would be C6H12O4. If it has three subunits and is classified as a trimer, the formula would be C9H1806. Its normal appearance would be in the form of small, white crystals and has a very sharp, probably unpleasant, smell.
The discovery of acetone peroxide is credited to Richard Wolffenstein, a German chemist. While a professor in 1895 at the Technical University of Berlin, Wolffenstein was studying how Coniine, a poisonous chemical compound found in some plants, can be oxidized using different chemicals. In one experiment, he made a solution consisting of acetone as the solvent and Coniine as the solute. Wolffenstein added some hydrogen peroxide into the solution, and accidentally made a mixture that became the acetone peroxide.
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The molecules that make up the acetone peroxide are said to be unstable, making the chemical compound unpredictable and sensitive to some factors such as electricity, heat, and ultraviolet (UV) light. The compound is also sensitive to friction and impact. When the peroxide is triggered by any of the said factors, it can react violently by disintegrating and exploding. The compound becomes more unstable when it contains some impurities; otherwise, it is somewhat stable in its purest form.
There are a few methods to make acetone peroxide less dangerous and less likely to explode, such as keeping it in a liquid state and at a low temperature, ideally less than 50°F (about 10°C). Storing the compound in an airtight container is also a must, as evaporated peroxide in the air is very flammable. It is also believed that the peroxide compound is more stable when it is in its trimer form, compared to the dimer form. While this may be true, the trimer is still very dangerous.
Acetone peroxide is widely known as an explosive and has been used in various suicide bombings and other terrorist attacks. The usage of the compound increased among terrorists because the formula does not contain nitrogen and can, therefore, go through detectors that are sensitive to nitrogen-containing explosives. What makes it more dangerous is that the compound can be easily made out of common household items already containing hydrogen peroxide and acetone, and the “recipe” can be easily obtained from various websites online. Aside from explosives, however, acetone peroxide is commercially used as a flour bleacher and in fiberglass production.
What Is Involved in Acetone Production?
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Grade Separation
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What is Grade Separation?
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Grade separation is a process used to improve traffic flow at intersections and junctions. With grade separation design, each road or rail surface is placed at a different grade, or elevation. This difference in elevation is accomplished using tunnels, ramps, bridges and interchanges at every point where the two roads or rails cross one another. For example, an elevated train running above a roadway is considered an example of rail grade separation. An urban light rail system, where the train cars move with traffic at street level, is not grade separated.
There are many different types of grade separation projects, which are categorized by the type of surfaces each is separating, as well as how the difference in elevation is accomplished. These projects may involve railroads, freight trains, subways or metros, monorails, or even pedestrian walkways. Even the process of separating two separate automotive roadways is considered a type of grade separation.
Using ramps and bridges at points where roads cross each other is intended to improve traffic flow.
In a fully-separated or free-flowing grade separation design, traffic in all directions can continue to flow without stopping or slowing where the roads, rails or paths cross. An example of this would be a pedestrian bridge or a "cloverleaf" intersection, where raised ramps allow vehicles to travel from one highway to another without stopping. Grades that are partially separated include intersections where motorists or pedestrians might have to slow or yield, such as a roundabout. A traditional intersection that uses traffic signals involves no grade separation.
Trains on street level are not grade separated, unlike subways and elevated rails.
This type of project design offers a number of advantages over roads and rails that are all built at the same elevation. All types of traffic are able to flow more freely, with little to no interruptions, and speed limits are usually higher. The greatest benefit is the separation of different types of traffic, including cars, trains and pedestrians, which lowers the risk of accidents for all parties.
Grade separation can help minimize traffic jams.
At the same time, many residents who live near grade-separated intersections often oppose them. They are generally built fairly high, which can obstruct views. The appearance of grade-separated roadways and bridges in particular is generally unpleasant, and consists of massive concrete or steel structures that extend high into the air. It is much more costly to build tunnels or bridges than to build at ground level, and these projects take up a great deal of space, both during and after construction is complete. Finally, the complexity of these projects often means that they take a long time to complete, which can disrupt traffic flow for years.
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I'm a big fan of grade separation, especially for subways. I used to live in a city with an above ground light rail, and it made me so nervous. You would just be driving along, and a fast moving train would be right next to you. I think grade separation is the way to go.
I especially think it's a good idea if it allows pedestrians to walk on a pedestrian walkway instead of into traffic. So many people don't pay attention to the traffic lights and accidents happen. If pedestrians aren't trying to cross a road cars drive on, this problem is alleviated!
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How to find peace in a hectic schedule
If you want to know how to find peace in a hectic schedule, you are in the right place. Ever have severe bad headaches when dealing with a hectic schedule? Well, I do face such serious issues whenever I get stressed about my hectic schedule. Mostly or very often we see that a hectic schedule turns out to be a messy one. And as we know, anything which is messy creates more trouble. So what do we do to find out some amount of peace during a major hectic schedule or a busy day? That’s why I’m here with a solution to the form an article which you obviously need to follow to get some peace and relief as a result.
Set up a routine or task for the day
You must be thinking – Seriously? It’s already hectic and you want us to make it more stressful?
Well no, let me share benefits first. If you set up a routine for the busy day then what happens is that you never lose a track of your tasks for that day. It may be possible that you miss out something very important when you are having a busy or messy day. But once you set up your tasks and routine, then you know which are still left to be completed. Not only that, there are some more benefits or setting up a routine. That is, once you start ticking off the completed tasks for a particular day, you already find some self-satisfaction about your works being completed properly and also the fact that you are going to be free from the schedule and mess soon. Not only that, it even keeps the headaches and stresses away from you.
Well, one more thing I want to add up to it is that I’ve personally tried this way out and it totally works for me. So I thought that this way may help a few other people too. So now you can exactly understand how important it is to maintain a routine to continue having better mental health as compared to others right? This is how you can find peace in a hectic schedule.
Meditate or listen to soothing music
Okay, now please don’t kill me for passing such a statement. I know that you are going to be busy and you won’t have time or mental set up to listen to music or meditate in the middle of such a hectic day. But if you follow up a routine, you can easily take out a minimum of 5 minutes after completing each task properly. Meditation in 5 minutes is a bit difficult and if you don’t have a sound free environment all round then it’s practically not possible.
In that case, you can choose to go for listening to soothing music, it will give your brain some rest and help you focus on the next task in a better way. So you know you can manage to take out 5 minutes after every task to refresh your mind right? Now let’s come to the meditation part, if you can’t manage to take up small breaks between your work or if you can take a minimum of 10 minutes gap in every task and also have a peaceful environment all around yourself then please go for meditation. Trust me, the power of meditation is huge if you can perform it in a proper way. This is how you can find peace in a hectic schedule.
When you are going through a very hectic schedule, it can cause damage to your brain and also cause eye strain, leading to various problems. So whenever you get a break, try to politely and carefully massage your eyes, covering the entire orbital zone and try to slowly press the bone associated with your eyebrow. You can try this anytime for 2 to 5 minutes, it will save your eyes from strain and getting dry too. Even try blinking more to avoid irritation or redness in your eyes.
You can even perform some very short duration eye exercises related to distance vision to relax your eyes. You may refer to Google and YouTube for proper explanations of such vision therapies and exercises. This is how you can find peace in a hectic schedule.
Try to drink more water during busy schedules
Why I’m saying this is because we often forget to have much water during busy schedules, as a result, it may trigger more headache and eye strain due to less intake of water. Not only that, you will have urine related problems which may make you feel uncomfortable in the middle of a meeting or conversation or task, leading to losing your focus on the particular task.
So you can try these super easy ways to make your busy schedule a less complicated and less messy than others. It will help you to tackle the situation way better than multitasking or missing out your tasks and panicking at the end of the day. This is how you can find peace in a hectic schedule.
I hope this article makes some differences in your lives too so that you can find at least some peace to deal with a boring and hectic day.
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Home Free Essays Nursing Interventions For Schizophrenia
Nursing Interventions for Schizophrenia
Schizophrenia is a severe mental illness in which individuals loose the ability to discriminate between reality and imagination, characterized by disturbances to their thoughts, behavior and feelings. About 1% of the population is predicted to suffer from schizophrenia at some point in their life (www.rethink.org), with experience of psychotic episodes such as those of schizophrenia ranging in their duration of a single crisis, to the chronic experience of schizophrenia over a life time. During episodes of schizophrenia, patients will experience a range of what is know as positive and negative symptoms associated with the condition.
Positive symptoms include delusions and hallucinations and unusual or irrational behavior (often as a result of the hallucinations and delusions). Delusions can be defined as strange thoughts or beliefs which are not founded in reality, some examples include delusions of grandeur (such as believing oneself to be the next messiah) and delusions of persecution (as in being secretly watched / followed by the police or secret service). Hallucinations are when you see (visual) hear (auditory) or smell (olfactory) things that others cannot. One of the most well known symptoms of schizophrenia is that of ‘hearing voices’. People may also experience thought disturbances such as ‘thought jumping’ (going from one line of thought to another in rapid succession) poor concentration and attention abilities (www.mind.org.uk).
Negative symptoms are those which in some way take away from the individual such as anhedonia (not getting pleasure out of activities which were previously pleasurable) and social withdrawal from social situations and a lack of interest in personal hygiene (such as not washing or changing clothes). Treatment of individuals with schizophrenia can be in hospital (forced through section or voluntarily in some cases) and in community settings, and should involve a mixture of pharmacological treatment (typical and atypical antipsychotic medications) and psychological therapies such as cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) in order to manage current symptoms, and in preventing and minimizing future relapse and crises.
Nursing of individuals with a severe mental illness such as schizophrenia within a community setting (e.g. after discharge from hospital or when patients not under section and do not want to go to hospital) will be conducted by a community psychiatric nurse (CPN) who will often be working within a community mental health team (CMHT) from a care programme approach. The role of the CPN has diversified over recent years, and is now often nominated within the CMHT to act as the individuals’ key worker (i.e. who the patient will have most contact with in the CMHT). CPN’s can be seen to be involved in patient care interventions in a number of capacities.
The most predominant (and traditional) intervention role of the CPN may be seen in the medication management of people with schizophrenia. Typical (haloperidol) and atypical (aripiprazole, olanzapine etc) antipsychotic medication use now mean that around 70% of patients will experience some degree of relief to their psychotic symptoms (McCann, 2001). However relief is most often not absolute and the majority of patients will experience some form of side effects. In typical (older generation drugs) this is often in terms of extrapyramidal symptoms (EPS) such as movement disorders like Tardive Dyskinsia, and although newer atypical drugs are renowned for less EPS, side effects can include weight gain, sexual dysfunction and sedation. CPN’s are therefore an important contact with the patient in ensuring that they are taking their medication correctly, and in identifying patients who may be experiencing high levels of side effects who as a result are at a high risk of discontinuing their medications.
By identifying such individuals, relapse can be minimized by helping the patient to engage with clinical services to investigate other medication options of which there are a good number. ‘Switching’ is a term used by professionals to define this process and it is not unusual for patients to have to switch between medications a number of times, before finding the most appropriate drug / combination. Dosage required is also a very individual factor, and therefore an important aspect of medication management is to check to signs that dosage is high enough to enable clinical relief, but also low enough to minimize side effects. CPN’s are thus often in a position to recognize if their patients are not on high enough dosages.
The way in which medication is administered will also differ between patients some may be able to take their drugs orally, but a number of patients with schizophrenia are on a form of drug administration called depots. These are long-lasting injections of the antipsychotic, and are often used for patients who suffer severe episodes and those who have a history of non-compliance in taking their medication (Jackson-Koku, 2001). CPN’s may also act in helping people come to terms with the fact that they are suffering from an illness, as denial is common in those mental illnesses such as schizophrenia (Fung & Fry, 1999), often referred to as lacking ‘insight’ into illness, and so discuss the need for taking their medications. Providing medication related information is therefore an important part of the medication interventions that nurses are involved with, and will often include discussions about side effects, recognizing early signs of illness and other concerns the person may have.
Nurses are however becoming increasingly involved in psycho-educational (Fung & Fry, 1999) and psychological therapy (McCann, 2001) based interventions in their patient care within community settings for sufferers and their families. Such approaches have in the literature, been described as aiming at ‘increasing social functioning, decreasing distress, and reducing hospital admission rates’ (Tarrier & Birchwood, 1995) These educational interventions are so targeted on helping to reduce distress in more drug-resistant cases, to help both sufferers and their family (Leff et al, 2001) deal with the illness and learn the signs of relapse and symptom return, and as mentioned above, in increasing medication compliance through better understanding and information.
(McCann, 2001) Psychological therapies such as CBT and cognitive therapy (CT) have found recognized success in treating many mental illnesses including schizophrenia including when used within community settings (Morrison et al, 2004), as are aimed at helping people deal emotionally with their illness and its associated distress, but also to help on a practical level through promoting relapse prevention strategies and reducing ‘social disability’ (Fowler, Garety & Kuipers, 1995) Coping techniques and strategies can also be discussed when CPN’s become aware and gain knowledge into what particular symptoms are causing people most distress. One example of this could be distraction techniques discussed with those who are having problems with auditory hallucinations; one method that is known for helping many people with this is to listen to music.
CPN’s often also play an important counseling role to those they support (royal college of psychiatrists,1997). Acting as key workers for people with schizophrenia gives many CPN’s the opportunity to get to know the person, and so are in a position to use the discussions they have with their patients in an intervention capacity. Counseling may help in anxiety and distress reduction, but also will provide invaluable insight for the CPN into what the person is going through, how much they understand and whether they are doing well or becoming ill. All this information will play a crucial role in the assessment capacity that the CPN also performs within the care programme.
CPN’s are thus seen to be involved in many aspects of people’s outpatient care in community settings. Especially involved in medication, information and more recently psychosocial and psychological interventions, nurses looking after people with schizophrenia within the community are central to the patients care programme, and act as an invaluable access into mental health services (McCann & Clark, 2003) for community patients.
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Home Free Essays Oncolytic Virus Therapy In The Treatment Of Melanoma 2
Oncolytic Virus Therapy in the Treatment of Melanoma
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In my opinion, oncolytic virus (OV) therapy is a new and emerging strategy for the treatment of melanoma showing superior characteristics amongst other possible treatment options. T-Vec, a specifically designed OV to target melanoma, uses a genetically engineered HSV-1 virus with characterized specificities which is injected directly at tumor site. The virus replicates in the tumor using the host’s mechanism until the tumor bursts and the immune system is induced to produce an anti-tumor response. The mechanism of action of T-Vec allows replication in only tumor cells without affecting normal cells, while producing both local and systemic immune responses provide a unique advantage for this treatment strategy. Studies comparing the overall survival rates of a few common treatment strategies for melanoma against T-Vec also show a superior efficacy of OV therapy over other treatment strategies. For future considerations, it is recommended that a combination of treatment options targeting different mechanisms should be tested to produce the optimal treatment plan to prolong survival rates in patients with melanoma.
Melanoma is a cancerous condition of the skin, particularly affecting the component of skin cells known as melanocytes. Melanocytes play a role in the production of melanin and gives rise to skin pigmentation. The primary goal of melanin is to function as an ultraviolet (OV) absorbent and provide photoprotection against DNA damage caused by UV radiation.
UV radiation exists in multiple forms – ultraviolet A (UVA), ultraviolet B (UVB), and ultraviolet C (UVC) – each differing in their properties and their subsequent biological effects on the skin11. UVA is highly absorbed by the skin and penetrates deep into the dermis layer whereas UVB penetrates into the epidermis layer, where melanocytes are located (Fig. 1)5. As a result of the detrimental effects of UV radiation, UVA causes indirect DNA damage by generating reactive oxygen species (ROS) which further result in single-strand breaks in DNA5. Despite the low penetrance of UVB, UV radiation from UVB is maximally and directly absorbed by DNA which also induces structural DNA damage11. As such, UV radiation poses as the primary risk factor for melanoma due to its ability to induce genetic and epigenetic changes to DNA in melanocytes11.
In melanoma, the most common genetic change induced by UV radiation occurs in the B-RAF gene and protein, accounting for >60% of reported cases6. The B-RAF protein is part of the Mitogen Activated Protein Kinase (MAPK) signaling pathway which transmits extracellular signals from the cell receptor to the cell DNA via phosphorylation cascades6. The MAPK pathway comprises of protein kinases which ultimately regulate cell functions such as proliferation, gene expression, differentiation, cell survival and apoptosis9. The components of the MAPK pathway are illustrated in Figure 29. The mutation in B-RAF consists of a substation of valine (V) with glutamic acid (E) at codon 600 in exon 15, referred to as V600E9. The amino acid substitution causes conformational changes in the activation domain of the protein, such that the B-RAF protein remains constantly activated9. As a result, B-RAF constantly stimulates downstream components of the MAPK pathway independent of external stimulus and facilitates uncontrolled cell proliferation found in cancers such as melanoma (Fig. 3)9,1.
Additionally, a mutation in p53 gene also plays a role in melanoma progression3. In normal cells, p53 functions as a tumor suppressor and prevents cells with damaged DNA from further replicating by inducing cell cycle arrest and cell apoptosis3. However, UV radiation is found to give rise to mutated p53 which further contributes to disease progression3,5. It should be noted that these mechanisms are not the lone pathway leading to melanoma3. Melanoma can arise from familial loss-of-function mutations in CDKN2A gene and/or MC1R gene which potentially places individuals at higher risk of developing melanoma due to greater sun sensitivity3. In most cases of melanoma, a combination of multiple genetic and epigenetic factors leads to disease.
In the present day, many approaches are present in market or in the process of development which are targeted towards the treatment of melanoma, with strategies such as tumor regression, tumor growth suppression, increased anti-tumor response, and improved survival. One such strategy is the utilization of oncolytic viruses (OVs)2,4. In October 2015, talimogene laherparepvec (T-Vec) was approved by FDA as the first-ever oncolytic virus therapy, designed specifically to target melanoma2,4. The treatment strategy utilizes a genetically engineered oncolytic virus, herpes simplex virus type 1 (HSV-1), which is directly injected into melanoma tumor sites and allowed to selectively replicate using the tumor’s own mechanism2. Due to the immunosuppressed environment of the tumor, the HSV-1 virus successfully replicates and concentrates at the site of tumor until the tumor bursts, which subsequently releases tumor antigens, cytokines, and granulocyte-macrophage colony-stimulating factors (GM-CSF) into the bloodstream and lymph nodes2. As a result, the immune system becomes activated and produces tumor antigen-specific T cells which recognize, target and destroy the melanoma tumor cells2. Overall, OVs induce a local response by directly causing tumor cell lysis, as well as produces a systemic anti-tumor immune response2.
The specificity of T-Vec to target only the tumor cells while ensuring the normal cells remain unaffected is aided by the genetic engineering modifications in the HSV-1 OVs2,4. Specifically, mutations (deletions) were engineered in the infectious cell proteins (ICP) 35.4 and 472. Normally, ICP35.4 interacts with PP1 to dephosphorylate eIF2 and allow viral replication in host cells (Fig. 4)4. However, a mutated ICP34.5 is non-functional and prevents de-phosphorylation of eIF2, which ensures that viral translation is shut off and prevents replication in normal cells4. Since tumor sites have impaired anti-viral mechanisms, viral replication can proceed4. As such, genetic engineering of ICP34.5 protects normal cells from HSV-1 while providing tumor selectivity4. Similarly, a deletion mutation in ICP47 is also induced in HSV-1 and replaced with a gene insertion encoding GM-CSF2,4. Normal ICP47 blocks antigen presentation to the immune response as a means of increasing virus proliferation4. However, a deleted ICP47 removes this mechanism whereas the GM-CSF gene increases immune stimulation to enhance the anti-tumor immune response4. Therefore, genetic engineering of HCV-1 enhances the efficacy of oncolytic virus therapy in order to destroy melanoma tumors and induce a systemic immune response4.
The aim of this opinion paper is to present OV as an emerging treatment for melanoma and discuss the beneficial advantages of the therapy which make it superior to other treatment strategies.
The University of Windsor – Leddy library website were accessed. Link to “Journal Articles and Research Tools” was used and the sub-category of “Chemistry and Biochemistry” was selected.
The following journal articles were used:
National Centre for Biotechnology Information (NCBI)
The following keywords were used:
Talimogene laherparepvec
T-Vec
Oncolytic virus therapy
MAPK pathway
B-RAF function
The strategy of OVs provide a promising area of treatment in cancerous diseases. When considering T-Vec as a treatment for melanoma, the strategy provides many advantages and superior properties than other treatment options available in the market. The biggest advantage provided by T-Vec is the ability to target selectively for tumor cells facilitated by the genetic modifications in HSV-1 virus in order to avoid viral replication in normal cells2. The selectivity allows for a concentration of viruses to replicate at the intended site and obtain the desired effect of rupturing the tumor cells, while ensuring minimal side effects of viral invasion are exposed to the patient2. In comparison to other strategies (i.e. drugs), OV treatment avoids non-specific interactions in other pathways and prevents undesired side effects. Additionally, the T-Vec treatment strategy also benefits from the immune response generated as a result of viral invasion2,4. Due to the injection of HSV-1 at the tumor site, the rupture of tumor cells induces a local response, as well as a systemic response via the release of cytokines, GM-CSF and tumor specific antigens2,4. The combined amplified immune response is beneficial and helps to achieve the selective tumor cell-killing capacity of the virus4. Lastly, during the approval process of T-Vec, clinical trials Phase I-III proved the therapy to have a safe pharmacokinetic profile while establishing high efficacy levels and safe tolerability in patients10.
While many treatment strategies are available for melanoma with biological targets derived from various pathways, a comparison between the following treatments was conducted to determine their relative success rates: monoclonal antibody targeting CTLA-4 to activate immune system (Ipilimumab), B-RAF inhibitors (Vemurafenib), and T-Vec12. A summary of the trials specifications and patient characteristics are listed in Figure 512. Since trials were conducted separately and compiled for comparison purposes, results were adjusted based on patient and disease characteristics for overall survival (OS) rates (in months) for Ipilimumab and Vemurafenib12. The OS values for all treatments before and after adjustment are listed in Figure 612. The OS curves for Ipilimumab versus Vemurafenib versus T-Vec treatments are illustrated in Figure 712. The OS curves for Ipilimumab only versus T-Vec treatments are illustrated in Figure 812. The OS curves for Vemurafenib only versus T-Vec treatments are illustrated in Figure 912. Based on the analysis of all results, it is evident that OS was higher with the T-Vec treatment strategy compared to the other treatments12. As such, data from the comparison study show that using using T-Vec for melanoma may be superior than other treatment strategies, however, a compiled study comparing treatments to each other is required to conclusively determine success rates without bias12.
Despite the numerous benefits offered by OV therapy, it must be noted that the treatment option contains some drawbacks which can pose as limitations for the therapy. The main drawback for viral therapy is the efficacy of the vector to induce the desired effect in the body8. The vector must be resistant to rejection by the host and induce viral replication after administration8. However, numerous changes introduced to the virus genome via genetic engineering allowed to overcome vector rejection and improve vector properties, such as mutations of ICP34.5 and ICP472. Another major drawback of using viruses as a treatment strategy is the ability of the host to develop resistant mechanisms towards the virus and recognize the virus as a foreign invader, leading to rejection7. Although this possibility is not yet observed, the chances of developing resistance mechanisms exist due to the nature of viruses7. Given that T-Vec is a new therapy approach which received FDA approval in October 2015, the long-term pharmacokinetic profile and side effects remain unexamined7. As such, it can be concluded that the current data available for OV therapy renders it as a beneficial treatment approach with certain drawbacks resolved via genetic engineering.
Currently, T-Vec has shown high efficacy and success in the treatment of melanoma. However, due to the complexity of cancer pathway and severity of cancer across patients, the treatment course consisting of only one treatment strategy (i.e. T-Vex) may not be sufficient to give the optimal results7. As such, future directions to optimize treatment strategies may need to investigate the combination of multiple treatment strategies, such as B-RAF inhibitors, immune checkpoint blockades, immunostimulatory treatments and/or anti-tumor response treatments7. The combination of multiple treatments will provide the benefits of enhancing the immune response towards tumor directed cell death while inhibiting further tumor growth7. As such, I believe it is important to investigate the best combination of treatments in future studies to optimize endpoints such as overall survival, tumor regression, tumor growth suppression, and increased anti-tumor response in melanoma patients.
Figure 1: Comparison of penetration depth of UVA and UVB5.
Figure 2: Components of the MAPK pathway9.
Figure 3: Comparison of normal versus. abnormal MAPK pathway (CITE).
Figure 4: Role of ICP34.5 in presence of virus4.
Figure 5: Descriptions of trials used for comparison study of various melanoma treatment strategies12.
Figure 6: Overall survival values (in months) for all treatments before and after adjustment12.
Figure 7: Overall survival curves for Ipilimumab versus Vemurafenib versus T-Vec treatments12.
Figure 8: Overall survival curves for Ipilimumab versus T-Vec treatments12.
Figure 9: Overall survival curves for Vemurafenib versus T-Vec treatments12.
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Home Free Essays Relevance Of Strategy In The Wars Of Annihilation 1939 1945
Relevance of Strategy in the ‘Wars of Annihilation’ 1939-1945
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How relevant was the concept of strategy in the “wars of annihilation”, 1939-1945?
A person is easy to kill, whereas an ideology is hard to destroy. To truly conquer and hold territory you must extinguish any sparks of rebellion. After the horrific aftermath of World War One (WW1) nation states across the world realised that if another great war was to break out, that no aspects of life would be off-limits to war. This is the idea of ‘total war’, which is defined by the Oxford Living Dictionaries to be “A war that is unrestricted in terms of weapons used, the territory or combatants involved, or the objectives pursued, especially one in which the laws of war are disregarded.” [1] An extension of total war incorporating a war on ideologies lead to “wars of annihilation”. Where it wasn’t about capturing the enemies land or ruling the enemy it was a matter of crushing their ideologies to prevent future uprises. Strategy to convince the German people that this was an acceptable practice to all rally behind the war effort was essential. The use of relentless propaganda as a medium to brainwash the population was meet with a great success. This spread of misinformation allowed the for the German commands to successfully manipulate the Wehrmacht and the general population.
Erich Ludendorff’s design of total war was the foundation to allow ‘wars of annihilation’ to occur between 1939-1945. While Ludendorff died in 1927 and did not see World War 2 (WW2), he had been in support of Adolf Hitler up until his failed coup in 1923. He had left as he did not believe that Hitler would be able to lead the nation to victory[2]. Although before departing Hitler’s company he made it clear that the nation would only win the war if it followed the ideas of total war. “Total war requires enormous things from the commander… that have never been asked for from commanders in the past”[3], from Ludendorff’s book ‘the total war’ he discusses how the commander must not only control the military but all aspects of the nation with no divide between civilian and military life. This profound ideology was exemplified in Joseph Goebbels speech in the Sportpalast, he asks “Do you want total war?” then continues to illustrate how total war is necessary to prevent Bolshevism control[4]. Stating “Jewry has intellectually and politically so deeply penetrated the Anglo-Saxo states” that they lost their ability to acknowledge the threat of communism[5]. Here Goebbels combines Ludendorff’s idea of total war and a strong racist propaganda which was prominent in the German success in the Herero genocide. This was to rally the nation behind a single racially motivated cause. This strategic propaganda is a strong part of what lead Germany to be able to stage a strong war of annihilation. The strategic plan to unite the nation behind one goal of systemic extinction of a race lead to Germany being able to commit to a total war and more specifically a war of annihilation. That is because members of the German war economy could relate to how their work was creating a better world. This inherent buy in, coerced by strategic propaganda, resulted in everyone wanting to contribute to the war effort and supporting the military in their inevitable victory in the war.
Misinformation and shared assumptions developed from racial prejudices allowed Hitler to successfully push a war of annihilation against the Soviet Union. Andreas Hillgruber suggests that a joint military system such as the Nazi Wehrmacht is the ideal system.[6] This system combined air power, sea power, land power along with civilian infrastructure in line with Ludendorff’s design for total war. Due to this strategic decision for a joint force values and propaganda would be uniform across the military, unlike some modern-day militaries with very distinct differences in service culture. Due to the cultural similarities, assumptions were often shared across the entire Wehrmacht, Hillgruber suggests that the Wehrmacht was ill-informed about the Soviet Union[7]. Hitler and his generals knew that the soldiers of the Wehrmacht believed that the Russians were simple, primitive people and that the soldiers had a sense of invincibility after beating the French.[8] This knowledge allowed Hitler to push for an inhumane war to be fought against the Russians. Hillgruber argued that due to the assumption held by the German people the command team was able to convince them that the annihilation of the soviet people in an uncivilised fashion while breaking war crimes was necessary and acceptable.[9] The strategic decision to form the Wehrmacht to replace the Reichswehr in 1935 further lead to the unification of ideas and ideologies which allowed the 3rd Reich to successfully convince their military to commit war crimes in the war of annihilation against Russia. This is very similar to the approach used by the 3rd Reich to dehumanise Jews to the point that people thought that their genocide was essential. Bankier reflected Hillgruber’s ideas that misinformation was used to convince the German population to continue to fight as the rest of society would not accept them. “Germans were fed the knowledge that too many atrocities had been committed … to allow for an understanding to be reached with the allies”.[10] This misinformation convinced the populous that they have gone too far to turn back so the war of annihilation must continue and that defeat was not an option. With defeat not being an option, the German people would band together to defeat the perceived evil ideologies and the war.
Conquering land is not an effective way to secure control and power, to truly have stable control and power the people must accept your rule and align with your ideologies. “Fight two worldviews against each other … If we do not take it that way, we will beat the enemy, but in 30 years the Communist enemy will be facing us again. We are not waging war to preserve the enemy” Hitler had said to his generals.[11] Hitler is suggesting that to truly win and hold the captured territory that the enemy and those who had a different value system to him had to be annihilated. I believe that this is the key strategic difference between total war and wars of annihilation. While in total war the military is the point of the spear whereas the civilisation is the stake supporting the point. Whereas wars of annihilation are both a spear supported by the entire civilisation they are also a bag of salt to ensure the defeated civilisations never rise again. The strategic plan to eliminate the culture through genocide had vastly changed the strategy Germany deployed in WW2. The Nazi propaganda promoted the extermination of Jewish, Bolshevik, Asiatic and many more groups of people[12] meant that rather then following humane acts of war many war crimes were committed by the German forces. This is evidenced by the treatment of prisoners of war (POW). 2.8 million soviet POWs (which is over 85%) died in 1941.[13] This was due to direct violations of international law[14]. The Barbarossa decree exemplifies how this was encouraged. The decree states “Every officer in the German occupation … will be entitled to perform execution(s) without trial … on any person suspected of having a hostile attitude towards the Germans … you are allowed to apply the principle of collective responsibility … German soldiers who commit crimes against humanity, on the USSR and POWs are exempted from criminal responsibility, even if they commit acts punishable according to German law”.[15] This clearly exemplifies how Germany’s strategy was designed around completely annihilating the enemy to prevent any future rebellion.
Pursuing the wars of annihilation, the 3rd Reich strategy significantly changed between 1939 and 1945. The need was no longer to only control and capture territory it was to crush and decimate the enemy. This need saw the implementation of strategies which would allow this. One of these strategies was the dehumanisation of specific ethnic groups through extremely graphic and prolific propaganda which was used to brainwash and feed misinformation to the German public and fighting forces. The fact that Germany had been able to align its people behind a single ideology allowed them to unite behind the war front in a total war campaign. Uniting like this would not have been possible without a common goal and a common ideology. Propagandist then went on to tell the public that they had done such horrible things in the eyes of the allies that they must never give up. As a result, this drove an immense lust to continue the war effort and not back down even though life and conditions were tough. This made it much more difficult to break the people of Germany, strengthening the total war effort. Wars of annihilation were deemed necessary by the 3rd Reich, not only due to the undercurrent of extreme racism seen amongst the high leaders but also to ensure a stable and prosperous empire. Hitler had set about to replicate an empire such as that of the Romans, one which would stand and last through the ages. To do this he must prevent any future uprisings. The long-term strategy to secure his empire could have arguably lost him the war as he had deluded himself in believing that Jewish-Bolshevik people would destroy him if they weren’t stopped. As a result of wishing to secure an empire under a single ideology and belief system, the wars of annihilation were waged upon Europe during WW2. This required clever strategic spread of misinformation to indoctrinate the people that the inhumane and illegal action taken upon the state’s enemies were justified.
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[12] Evans, Richard John. 1989. In Hitler’s Shadow. London: Tauris. p. 58
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[15] Datner, Szymon. 1964. Zbrodnie Wehrmachtu Na Jeńcach Wojennych Armii Regularnej W II Wojnie Światowej. Warszawa: Wydawn. Ministerstwo Obrony Narodowej. p. 215, 97-117, 137
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Bulman Page, P.C., Goodyear, R.L., Horton, A.E., Chan, Y., Karim, R., O’Connell, M.A., Hamilton, C., Slawin, A.M.Z., Buckley, B.R. and Allin, S.M. ORCID: 0000-0001-5198-9339, 2017. Formal total synthesis of (+)-C9-deoxyomuralide from L-leucine using a double sacrificial chirality transfer approach. The Journal of Organic Chemistry, 82 (23), pp. 12209-12223. ISSN 0022-3263
Official URL: http://doi.org/10.1021/acs.joc.7b02078
The Journal of Organic Chemistry
Bulman Page, P.C., Goodyear, R.L., Horton, A.E., Chan, Y., Karim, R., O’Connell, M.A., Hamilton, C., Slawin, A.M.Z., Buckley, B.R. and Allin, S.M.
10.1021/acs.joc.7b02078 DOI
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Orthographic Reform
Organizations working with Kurdish language
The cultivation of the Kurdish language is due largely to the efforts of individuals. Organized linguistic and cultural activity by the Kurds has generally been considered “illegal” in Iran, Iraq, Syria and Turkey.
Individuals have contributed to language reform in different capacities–as journalists, translators, broadcasters, lexicographers, grammarians, prose writers, etc. Special studies are required to assess the role of individual reformers, although it is known that the personalities listed at “Linguistic figures section” of this web site, have consciously devoted much of their work to development of Kurdish language.
The first group efforts at language reform began early in this century by Kurdish nationalist political organizations in the Ottoman Empire.
Aware of political and financial restrictions on organized cultural and literary effort, Kurds in Iraqi raised the demand for a government-sponsored language academy. As early as 1927, Peyje (No. l, p.44) called for the formation of a scientific society (Cem’iyetí Me’arif).
When the Iraq Scientific Academy was founded by the Ministry of Education in 1947, the Kurdish press demanded the formation of a similar organ for the Kurdish language. Nizar, for example, called for the establishment of an academy (No. 4, May 15, 1948:6-8) and a chair of Kurdish language and literature at Baghdad University (No. 11, August 31, 1948, pp. 9-10), asking the Kurdish intellectuals to form a “Translation and Publishing Committee” in spite of financial problems (Ibid.). In 1957, Jîn (No. 1342, April 25) demanded the formation of a language academy. Also, Jemal Nebez (1957:70; 1957a: p. w) emphasized the need for a ‘language academy’ or “Korrí Zaniyarí Zimanewaní.”
During the early years of the Republican regime, demands for a language academy were voiced by the Kurdish Democratic Party (e.g., in Xebat, July 28, 1960), the press (e.g., Jhín, December 17, 1959), individuals (e.g., in Rojhí Niwé, Vol. 2, No. 2, 1961, pp. 75-76), and in 1959 and 1960 by the first and second congress of Kurdish teachers. In spite of an initially positive response by the government in February 1960 (Rojhí Niwé, Vol. 1, No. 5, August 1960, p. 68), these demands were eventually turned down as being unnecessary and prejudicial to national unity (al-Zamán, March 9, 1960 quoted in Middle East Record, Vol. 1, 1960, p. 257).
The following list of organization is a brief biography of group efforts that dealt with Kurdish language planing and cultivation.
The Organizations
Does not KAL think that combined letters will make the learning process more complicated?
How can I get involve with projects such as KAL and KURDISTANICA so that I might be able to contribute to this good cause?
Why language is such an important issue?
Why not a pan-Kurdish language now?
Why the combined character /Jh/ instead of only /J/?
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Canadians should take heed after Do-it-yourself wills were blamed for a post-pandemic spike in U.K. will challenges.
According to a news report by the London-based Financial Times, a freedom of information request by local law firm Nockolds revealed that almost 10,000 challenges were made to the distribution of inherited estates in English and Welsh courts during 2021, up 37 per cent compared with the total in 2019.
Daniel Winter, a lawyer with Nockolds, told the newspaper that the jump could be explained by a combination of higher property values and a spate of hurriedly self-drafted wills during the height of the Covid-19 lockdown period.
There are no equivalent Canadian statistics available, but the trend here is probably quite similar, judging by the ever-expanding caseload on Ontario’s clogged estates list.
The Covid pandemic forced many of us to confront our own mortality, and while I would normally welcome any development that encourages people to get a will in place, the problem is that doing it yourself without the benefit of legal advice almost always ends up costing more in the long run than you save in the moment.
I understand the appeal of a low-cost option, but what DIY testators fail to account for are the longer-term consequences of omissions, cut corners and mistakes that a competent lawyer would have caught for them.
As the U.K. experience confirms, these oversights mean many DIY wills end up in litigation, where the legal costs eat into the value of the estate, depleting the assets available to your intended heirs.
In days gone by, will kits picked up from a stationer were a worryingly popular product among Canadians, but the concept has since migrated online, where it is an equally bad idea in its digital form as it was in paper.
I would urge anyone who drafted their own emergency wills during the lockdown period to have it reviewed by an experienced lawyer who can ensure that it accurately reflects your wishes. In addition, lawyers can help to minimize the tax burden on the estate and talk you through the role of executor to ensure you pick the right person for that crucial job.
The more complicated and valuable your assets are, the more essential it is to obtain sound legal advice before finalizing an estate plan.
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Emily Alma Cox
Emily Alma Cox was born at Longford on 14 Aug 1855, the eldest daughter of William Cox (1831-1908) and Elizabeth Jordan (1830-1912). She appears to have lived in Launceston all her adult life and died on 17 Sep 1929, aged 73. She was buried at Carr Villa in Section B1 240. Her younger sister Ida and brothers Harold and Oscar are also in the Album. Emily was most likely an alto in the Exhibition Choir along with her sister.
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T-Minus!
I copied this from wikipedia.
"In the context of a rocket launch, the "T minus Time" is the time before launch, e.g. "T minus 3 minutes and 40 seconds". The last ten seconds are usually counted down aloud "10, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1, Lift off!" After a launch, most countdown clocks begin to show Mission Elapsed Time."
So we are T minus three hours on selling our house in Burlington, NC. I just got off the phone with the law office there and everything is in order. Our Fedex package arrived on time this morning and the faxes I sent last night were received.
There would litteraly have to be a tragic accident involving the loss of life for this deal to fall through. 30 days ago we were wondering how much longer we would have the second mortgage. Now we know!
At 12:59 and 50 seconds you may hear me count out loud, 10,9,8,7,6,5,4,3,2, Thank you Jesus!
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About Nejma Nefertiti
Brooklyn , NY
Nejma Nefertiti is a Brooklyn-based Hip Hop artist, sound designer, creator of natural perfumes, and streetwear architect.
She is a daughter of many lands, from Iran, to North Africa, to Indigenous American roots.
Nejma Nefertiti is an Art Equals Politics, social justice educator, utilizing Hip Hop and technology as cultural weapons to empower, uplift, inspire, and unite, both youth and elders, the oppressed, and for the freedom of all political prisoners.
Her music is featured on Shade 45’s “Rap Is Outta Control” with DJ Eclipse, Chuck D’s “AndYouDon’tStop” radio show, the Ronsha Mix Boom Bap Show, The LotMix Show, the ThermalSoundwaves Show, and Tongue Akrobatics on Radio Darmstadt.
She was a featured performer in Nona Hendryx’s annual Rock Solid Women’s Festival: Celebrating Women in Art & Music, and Toshi Reagon’s Word*Rock*Sword: A Festival Exploration of Women’s Lives.
Nejma Nefertiti has worked with hip-hop pioneer Louis “Breakbeat Lou” Flores, is a core member of the ASCAP award-winning, multi-lingual jazz band, The Afro Yaqui Music Collective, and collaborates with artists from La Bruja, to Napoleon Da Legend, to several international artists.
Her theater work includes Marina Celander’s solo show “Mermaid’s Howl,” Caridad “La Bruja” De La Luz’s adult comedy cabaret, “The Bru HA HA,”
“The Migrant Liberation Movement Suite” with The Afro Yaqui Music Collective, and “Shooter” by Y?.
She has performed in places such as The Kennedy Center, SOB’s, The Nuyorican Poets Cafe, The Blue Note Jazz Club, The Apache Cafe, City of Asylum, and has traveled to Venezuela, Iraq, and Mexico.
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Chartres: Cathedral of Notre-Dame
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ALPHABETICAL MONUMENT LIST BY PLACE
Maps (France, general)
A - B C - E F - M N - P R - S T - V
Narbonne (Cathedral of Saint-Just)
Notre-Dame-de-L'Épine (Church of Notre-Dame)
Noyon (Cathedral of Notre-Dame)
Notre-Dame (Cathedral of Notre-Dame)
Church of Saint-Étienne
Church of Saint-Eustache
St. Germain-des-Prés
Church of Saint-Julien-le-Pauvre
Church of Sainte-Martin-des-Champs
Saint-Pierre de Montmartre
Saint-Séverin
Tour Saint-Jacques
Périgueux (Saint-Front)
Notre-Dame-de-la-Grande
Baptistry Saint-Jean
Cathedral of Saint-Pierre
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