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March 17 – May 14, 10 am – 7 pm,
Not your conventional Instagram pop-up, the Museum of Failure shines a light on some of history’s epic fails by some of the world’s best-known companies, like Google Glass. The experience is geared towards visitors of all ages, making it a great activity for families, professional groups, associations, and university classes. Guests can look forward to classic catastrophes like the marketing disappointment that was New Coke or the over-hyped 1958 Ford Edsel, along with artifacts spanning from the 17th century right up to the present day. The Museum culminates with a Failure Confessional where visitors can add their own personal stories of failures to the collection.
Please note: there are some exhibits that feature adult products.
Brooklyn, 11232
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Fear vs. Wisdom ***For ALL SINGLE LADIES***
Since I am just beginning my “Ruth Exploits & Adventures” I had no idea that there would be circumstances in which I‘d have to consciously decide whether to act or stand still. The BOAZ that is waiting requires me to walk forward and not be afraid to try, and as I force myself to be more impulsive and social, I was recently accused of coping –out/hesitating as a result of fear and not as a result of wisdom.
So here’s what happened:
Last Sunday, I met a guy at my church. He seemed decent, I guess. Polite. Nice. So when he asked for my number, I obliged. We talked on the phone maybe 4 times over the past week, and as of Friday night, I told him I planned on making myself available this weekend to possibly go out or get a drink, etc. So Saturday he’s calling periodically throughout the morning. Just checking in I guess we’d say. Clearly, he’s bored and I am as well. I was tinkering around the apartment, moving bedroom furniture and bookshelves just for the heck of it. (It’s what I do when the “sameness” of my life starts getting to me! Instead of shopping for new furniture, I try to create a new environment with what I have! It makes me feel like things have changed even though my money has stayed the same!)
Anyway, he’s on the phone saying he’s thinking to himself what we could do to possibly meet up, places we could go. I’m not helping him with ideas because it would be our first “unofficial” date, so I sit quietly and listen to see what he’ll come up with. It’s a gauge we use to measure a man’s creativity, and every woman does it when she meets a hopeful! I patiently listen on. His first attempt: “Well, I was thinking it would be nice if we went for a walk on the Lake”, he says.
In my head: We’ve got ourselves a winner! “Yeah, that would be really nice, but it’s just too hot for that today”, I respond. I smile to myself. Such a great idea! And right up my alley as far as first dates go, But with 104-degree heat and humidity that’s out of this world, a walk around the lake just wasn’t feasible. I’d be snapping his head off within the first ten minutes. Not because of him, but because I’m grossly heat-averse. As a standard RULE-of-THUMB for me: anything over 65degrees IS JUST TOO HOT TO BE OUTSIDE! I explain to him.
“Yeah, that’s what I was thinking too”, he responds softly. Dead phone air lingers for a few seconds. I’m thinking to myself.. Um, I eat everyday… at least 3xs/day, why hasn’t he just asked me to lunch or dinner? I’m thinking: we don’t have to do something outside. All the businesses in the Queen City aren’t closed just because it’s over 100 degrees…let’s find something indoors to do!
He says nothing still. So to break the silence, I say to him: “Well, its fine, no rush. You’ll come up with something. Either way, I’ve got nothing to do today, so I’ll be free”. I can tell he’s thinking, but he responds: “yeah, it’s just too hot to do anything outside”. [Dude seriously, are we back on the outside thing again?? I back-track by giving him the benefit of the doubt: maybe he’s an adventure/nature freak and craves the outdoors… uh maybe, you never know.]
The next words out of his mouth: “Well, you know…” I’m quiet, waiting for him to finish. “…you could always just come over here”.
“I’m sorry, come where?” I ask in disbelief.
“Come over to the house”, he responds coolly.
I take a deep breath. I’m going to respond appropriately. I’m not going to get on my holier-than-thou soapbox. Maybe he really just doesn’t know better…..
I casually explain to him that since I met him exactly 7 days ago in the parking lot of our church, and have yet to even share a meal or a glass a water face-to-face in his presence, that I don’t feel comfortable being in his home. At this point, he’s still a stranger to me. As a woman of discriminating tastes and discretionary behavior, there was no way I’d be putting myself in such a compromising position. I make it clear that I’d be more at-ease if our first meeting was in a social, public setting.
He sighs, “yeah, I figured that was probably too much, but it’s just sooo hot outside, there’s nothing for us to really do”. At this point, I’m shouting at him, in my head mind you, but I’m shouting nonetheless: Dude, I do like to eat. Dinner is a pretty easy first-date stand-by, what’s the deal? Just ask me to dinner or a movie already!!
Literally 3 hours, and 2 phone calls later, he finally asks me to dinner, to which I lazily accept. I’m supposed to be giving the benefit of doubt this year, and I’m going to chalk his faux pas up to heat exhaustion. Maybe he talks out the side of his neck if he’s dehydrated or something… yeah, it’s a stretch, but I want to go to dinner, so I excuse his behavior. I just let it go.
Now, here we are Monday morning, and I’m explaining Saturday’s events to my co-worker when she says: “Girl, you should have just went to the house!”
Huh, really? Girl, are you trippin? I’m beside myself because I cannot believe she just said that.
“No, I’m not trippin’. She explains further: “You can’t live your life in fear. If something bad is going to happen to you, then you can’t stop that.” I take a good look at her because I just know that she’s knows better. She goes on: “Besides, even married men kill their wives who they’ve known for years, so what makes you think you can control any situation”. I’m sitting there listening to her, blinking hysterically because she’s so passionate about me putting myself out there to try new things, throwing caution to the wind.
She explains to me that she thinks that I spend too much time living in fear.
I am adamantly making a pretty strong argument that I was behaving with wisdom, not fear. I may be just entering into the dating scene, but I don’t want to date that badly where I’m open to any and everything. It’s foolish to be alone with a man in an environment that I cannot control. I just met him a week ago. I don’t know if he has angry or violent tendencies; I don’t know if he’s a touchy-feely person; I don’t know if he has unsettling eyes, I don’t know if he makes me uncomfortable when I stand next to him… I just met dude for 10 minutes in a parking lot, and 7 days later it’s okay for me to be alone with him in his home? I think not!!
She looks at me like I’m lost. She laughs to herself. I’m sitting there not even looking at her, self-righteously knowing: I am right this time. I am.
Shakes her head, laughs at me again pitifully, and says: “well, you’re going to miss out on a lot, if you’re constantly afraid all the time.”
I truthfully don’t know what to say. I’m flabbergasted that she encouraged me to go to this man’s house. And she’s a fellow single, just like me. We go back and forth to no avail, and I’m lost for words. She looks pitifully at me like she knows I’ll be an old maid for the rest of my life, poor girl, she’s thinking in her head. But me, on the other hand, I begin to worry about her well-being. She’s single, and dates and goes out far more often than I do, but for her to have no regard for compromising situations that a woman can put herself in… I’m immediately worried for her. When I get back to my desk, I earnestly pray for her safety as she meets new people. I pray that God continues to keep her protected in every circumstance and situation. I think to myself: am I not a free as other women because I hesitate? Have I missed out? My spirit reminds me that when you know better, you do better. Freedom sometimes costs, but it can’t be more than I’m willing to pay. Make no mistake, I don’t think there’s anything wrong with being “free to do what she wants to do without fear and hesitation” as my co-worker said it, but wisdom tells us that all freedoms should be taken within reason. Here in 2012 it’s not just open season, where every decision is free-game. We as women should be conscious of environments that could quickly get out of control if we enter into those situations blindly. Going to a man’s house, who I just met, and have only spoken with on the phone a few times, it’s a prime example of a compromising situation. Too many people, women and young girls especially, are missing today because of it.
Would you take a 2am walk through this alley in a negligee and stilettos just because? Exactly! Wisdom is Essential. Its foolish for anyone to think that our decisions cannot help steer our circumstances! Lets all be WISER!
Bottom line: When dealing with the opposite sex, I do feel that every woman should constantly behave with wisdom. If that wisdom stems from a little bit of fear because of prior experience or someone else’s experience, then so be it. In the words of MosDef “there certain things you just don’t do”. As a woman, I think I should take every precaution necessary, just in case, he isn’t who he says he is. Again, I’m not advising that a woman should walk around quaking in her stilettos whenever a man is present, but as the daughter of a Marine who constantly advises me to be aware of my surroundings and the presence of others: I’ll always advise that if a woman is in the presence of a man whom she doesn’t know very well, she should always allow herself a way of escape, be that thru other people around her or a place in which she’s familiar.
As I’m typing I’m reminded of 2Timothy 1: 7 God has not given us a spirit of fear, but a spirit of power, and of love, and of a sound mind.
To me, the power comes from knowing that if one acts with a sound mind –full of wisdom—as she dates and meets new people who hopefully won’t be strangers much longer, she won’t be powerless in any situation.
I dunno, it’s just a thought!
~BE SAFE LADIES, & Keep Smiling!
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Minghui Report: 839 New Cases of Falun Gong Practitioners Targeted for Their Faith Reported in September 2016
The Chinese authorities’ persecution of Falun Gong remains unabated during the 2016 Mid-Autumn Festival (September 15) holiday season.
A happy month for family reunion for most, September recorded 839 new cases of innocent citizens targeted for their faith in Falun Gong, with 690 arrested and 149 harassed. The vast majority of these cases took place in September, while the remaining happened earlier in 2016.
Due to the communist regime’s censorship of information, the persecution of Falun Gong practitioners in China cannot always be reported in a timely manner.
Two family members of the 690 arrested practitioners were also taken into custody, including a 6-year-old boy and a man who does not practice Falun Gong. The husband of a practitioner arrested in August 2016 was severely traumatised and passed away in September.
About two-thirds of the arrested remain detained at the time of writing, with 42 of them having been formally arrested and facing indictment for their faith.
One of the 149 harassed practitioners died days after she received a threatening phone call from the police.
Many of the arrested or harassed practitioners had their homes ransacked and valuables taken. The police confiscated a total of 316,330 yuan in cash from 21 practitioners.
Cash taken from Falun Dafa practioners by police.
Practitioners Targeted All Across China
The arrested practitioners come from 27 provinces and centrally-controlled municipalities across China. Jilin Province topped the list with 98 practitioners arrested, followed by Shandong (95), Sichuan (57), and Liaoning (54). Thirteen other provinces saw double-digit cases of arrests, and the remaining 10 provinces logged single-digit cases.
Seven Deaths
In addition to the two aforementioned deaths arising from the newly reported cases, five additional deaths concerning practitioners arrested in 2015 or earlier were also reported in September.
Gansu Woman Dies after Harassment
Ms. Jiao Guiying, 68, was a resident of Yongchang County, Gansu Province. She had been repeatedly harassed since she filed a criminal complaint last year against former Communist Party leader Jiang Zemin for initiating the persecution of Falun Gong in 1999.
Most recently, the police made a call to threaten her again in September 2016. She died days later on September 10.
Practitioner’s Husband Dies One Month After Her Arrest
Ms. Tan Jinmei was arrested on August 17, 2016 for practicing Falun Gong. Her husband, who had already been suffering from stroke symptoms, saw his health deteriorate after the police raided the couple’s home. He died about one month later, and Ms. Tan was prohibited from attending his funeral. She is facing indictment for her faith.
Heilongjiang Man Dies 4 Months After Being Arrested for His Faith
Mr. Lu Zhifan, 50, was arrested on May 6, 2016 and died on September 3. The detention centre told his family that “some death row inmates beat him to death.”
Since death row inmates are usually restrained with handcuffs or shackles, Mr. Lu’s family suspects the guards purposefully removed restraints from the inmates and instigated a fatal attack on him.
Liaoning Woman Given Unknown Drug One Month Before Prison Release, Dies 4 Years Later
Ms. Gao Lianzhen was arrested on August 22, 2009 and later sentenced to three years in prison. The Fuxin City, Liaoning Province resident was forced to take unknown pills one month before her scheduled release in August 2012.
Ms. Gao soon developed incontinence, abdominal swelling, and festering in her body. She passed away on September 12, 2016, after more than four years of suffering.
Mudanjiang Man Dies after 15 Years on the Run
Mr. Zhao Lin was a practitioner from Mudanjiang City, Heilongjiang Province. He became wanted after he escaped from a police station 15 years ago. He died on September 13, 2016 at the age of 44.
Mr. Zhao is survived by his wife and their 14-year-old son.
Shandong Man Dies after Long-term Torture
Mr. Liu Yaohua was repeatedly arrested for refusing to renounce Falun Gong. He was once hung up for more than one hour at a local brainwashing centre. The long-term torture ruined his health, and doctors discovered holes in his intestines. His family suspects he was drugged during his detention. He died on September 20, 2016. He was 53.
Shandong Man Suddenly Dies in Detention, Family Suspects Foul Play
Mr. Wang was arrested on September 6, 2015 after filing a criminal complaint against former Chinese dictator Jiang Zemin for initiating the persecution of Falun Gong that resulted in his two labor camp terms and confiscation of his personal belongings.
The 65-year-old man from Qingzhou City, Shandong Province was still very healthy and in good spirits when his lawyer visited him at the detention centre on August 13, 2016. He suddenly died on September 25. His family suspects foul play.
Police Retaliation Over Criminal Complaint Against Former Communist Party Leader
In addition to the aforementioned Ms. Jiao Guiying, 11 more practitioners were arrested, and 7 more were harassed–also for trying to seek justice against Jiang Zemin.
Mr. Liao Zeguang from Bazhong City, Sichuan Province filed his case against Jiang on June 18, 2015. Less than two months later, the police broke into his home and photographed him without his permission.
Mr. Liao refused to sign a police-prepared statement nullifying his complaint against Jiang. Instead, he wrote, “Punish Jiang Zemin according to the law.”
The police made repeated threats over the next few months to cancel Mr. Liao’s low-income subsidy and expel his children from school before finally arresting him on September 20, 2016. He now remains at Bazhong City Detention Centre.
Lawless Police
Many officers violated the law while arresting the practitioners. Some resorted to excessive force, while others blatantly boasted that they were villains.
Shandong Woman Assaulted by Police after Being Arrested for Her Faith
An Anqiu City resident was assaulted by a police officer after being arrested on September 3 for talking to people about Falun Gong.
Ms. Zhang Guixiu pleaded for the officer to stop, but he yelled in response, “I just enjoy beating Falun Gong [practitioners]!”
Ms. Zhang still had visible bruises on her face and leg after she was released the next day.
Police: “Our Name Is Villain!”
Mr. Xia from Harbin City, Heilongjiang Province was hosting guests on September 20 when three plainclothes officers broke in and tried to arrest them. When he demanded to know their identities, and one officer claimed, “Our name is villain!”
The police revealed that they were acting on a tip from Gao Zhiqiang, head of Wopeng Village, who reported that Mr. Xia and his guests planned to read Falun Gong books.
While Mr. Xia wasn’t arrested, all of his guests–Mr. Cai, Mr. Su, and Mr. Xu Zhenbin–were taken into custody. Mr. Cai and Mr. Su were released later that night after they gave in to police pressure and signed a statement promising to renounce Falun Gong.
Mr. Xu was sent to Shuangcheng Detention Centre, where he remains at the time of writing.
Accomplished Professionals Among the Arrested
The arrested or harassed practitioners come from all walks of life, from housewives to retirees to accomplished professionals.
Three Shenzhen Professionals Arrested for Their Faith
Dr. Feng Shaoyong, who received his doctoral degree from Beijing University of Posts and Telecommunications, was visiting a friend on September 24 when he was arrested and his car impounded.
Mr. Chen Zeqi and Mr. Jiang Rongjin, both 53, were arrested on the same day. Mr. Chen is a software engineer, and Mr. Jiang Rongjin works at the Shenzhen Post Office.
All three men are residents of Shenzhen, Guangdong Province. They had been repeatedly arrested and detained in the past for their faith. Mr. Feng and Mr. Chen are now being held at Longgang Detention Centre. It is unclear where Mr. Jiang is detained.
Guangdong Province: 23 Arrested in One Day
The three Shenzhen practitioners mentioned above are not the only ones arrested on that day by Guangdong police. Another professional in a neighboring city of Dongguan was seized from his home in the wee hours. Mr. Zou Shuwen, a physician from Qingxi People’s Hospital, remains held at Sanzhong Police Station.
(Clearwisdom)
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Blondie’s Secret
Blondie’s Secret (1948) starring Penny Singleton, Arthur Lake In Blondie’s Secret, the Bumstead’s summer vacation has been postponed 3 times. It’s already September! What will Dagwood’s co-worker Ollie have to do to make it a 4th time?
July 23, 2021 user Comedy No Comment
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20 Promising Startups In Greece
Posted on January 29, 2019 by Josep
Although Greece is in transition, it is the right moment to have a peek at the Greek startups, trying to get the full picture of the current situation and the potentials of development. Just before the end of 2018, Found.ation, a leading technology and innovation enabling platform in SE Europe, […]
Posted in Business IdeasTagged 20, Greece, In, Promising, Startups
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Where is Amica Insurance Headquarters?
The Amica Insurance Company is headquartered in Lincoln, Rhode Island. The company has been in business for over 100 years and offers a variety of insurance products, including auto, home, life, and business insurance.
Amica Insurance is headquartered in Lincoln, Rhode Island. The company was founded in 1907 and has been providing insurance products to customers for over 110 years. Amica is a mutual insurance company, which means that it is owned by its policyholders.
This structure allows the company to operate without the need to generate profits for shareholders. Instead, Amica reinvested any excess revenue back into the company to benefit its policyholders. This commitment to customer service has earned Amica consistently high ratings from independent surveys of customer satisfaction.
Amica Corporate Office Phone Number
Amica’s corporate office phone number is 1-800-652-6422. You can also reach Amica by email at [email protected], or through their online contact form. When contacting Amica, be sure to have your policy number handy so that they can better assist you.
Amica Insurance Office Locations
There are Amica Insurance offices located throughout the United States, as well as in Canada and Puerto Rico. The company has a total of 36 locations, which are listed below. Amica Insurance Office Locations:
Arizona – Phoenix California – Los Angeles, San Diego, San Francisco Bay Area Colorado – Denver Metro Area
Connecticut – Hartford Metro Area, New Haven Metro Area Delaware – Wilmington Metro Area
Amica Claims Mailing Address
If you’re an Amica policyholder, you may be wondering what the best way is to file a claim. Should you do it online? Or is it better to call customer service?
Perhaps the easiest way is simply to mail in your claim form. Amica’s mailing address for claims is: Amica Insurance P.O. Box 9128 Providence, RI 02940-9128 When mailing in your claim form, be sure to include all the necessary documentation, such as a police report if your car was stolen or insurance declarations if you’re filing a homeowners’ insurance claim.
If you have any questions about what needs to be included with your claim form, you can always give Amica’s customer service department a call at 1-800-424-6422 and they’ll be happy to help.
Amica Insurance Address Lincoln, Ri
If you’re looking for Amica Insurance in Lincoln, Rhode Island, you’ll find it at 100 S County Trail. This is the company’s headquarters, and it has been located here since 1967. The company offers a wide range of insurance products, including auto, home, life, and business insurance.
In addition to its Lincoln location, Amica Insurance has offices in Warwick and Providence.
Amica Email Address
If you have an Amica email address, you can use it to log in to your account. You can also use it to reset your password if you forget it. To do this, go to the Amica website and click on the “Forgot Password” link.
Enter your Amica email address and we will send you a link to reset your password.
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Is Amica an American Company?
Yes, Amica is an American company. It was founded in 1907 in Providence, Rhode Island. The company is a mutual insurance company, which means it is owned by its policyholders.
Amica is the oldest and largest mutual insurer of automobiles in the United States.
Who is Amica Insurance Owned By?
Amica Insurance is a mutual insurance company that offers personal lines of insurance, including automobile, homeowners, marine, and personal excess liability. The company was founded in 1907 by two teachers from Rhode Island and is headquartered in Lincoln, Rhode Island. Amica is the oldest mutual insurer of automobiles in the United States and one of the largest insurers of private passenger automobiles in America.
The company has more than 3 million policyholders and insures over 1 million vehicles. While Amica is technically owned by its policyholders (as a mutual insurance company), it does have a board of directors made up of 13 individuals. These individuals are responsible for overseeing the management and operation of the company.
How Big is Amica Insurance Company?
Amica Insurance company is one of the largest insurance companies in the United States. It has over $2 billion in assets and provides coverage to over 3 million policyholders. Amica is a mutual insurance company, meaning it is owned by its policyholders.
This structure allows the company to offer its customers lower prices and better customer service than many other insurers.
Is Amica a Fortune 500 Company?
Yes, Amica is a Fortune 500 company. It is ranked number 486 on the 2020 list.
What States Does Amica Write-In?
Amica writes in all 50 states.
Is Amica Insurance Nationwide?
Amica Insurance is a national company that offers a variety of insurance products, including automobile, homeowners, life, and marine insurance. Founded in 1907, Amica is the oldest mutual insurer of automobiles in the United States and has more than three million policyholders.
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Amica Insurance is headquartered in Lincoln, Rhode Island. The company has been in business for over 100 years and offers a variety of insurance products, including auto, home, life, and business insurance. Amica is a publicly traded company and its stock is listed on the Nasdaq exchange.
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Accumulation of fat in liver to more than 5 – 10 % of the total liver composition is known as fatty liver. Liver is the center of metabolism of the food we eat. Fatty liver occurs when there is excess production of fat cells and it may not necessarily be a result of increased fat consumption.
There are two types of fatty liver namely, Alcoholic fatty liver disease and nonalcoholic fatty liver disease. In both these cases, there occurs deposition of fat in the liver cells making it fatty.
Top Home Remedies For Curing Fatty Liver
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Your liver is the largest organ inside your body and is quite overburdened with a lots of work it has to do! It has to produce bile which digests your food and give you all the essential nutrients. Your liver also regulates the levels of protein, fats and sugar in your bloodstream. It has to metabolize various drugs as well as alcohol that you so like. Not only this, liver continuously work to remove all the wastes and toxins from your body that you accumulate all through the day. That’s quite a work! When liver performs so many functions, it is but natural that it is left to equal number of risks to handle. Thus, there is not one or two but a whole lot of liver diseases that you have to keep at bay! Liver Cirrhosis; Hepatitis A, B, C, D, and E; Jaundice; Fatty Liver are only few of the common liver diseases. There are many others. Some of these can be managed with natural home remedies and some of them need advanced medical attention including surgery too. Here we will talk about only those liver diseases that can be to an extent cured or prevented through home remedies. Read More…
6 effective home remedies for a healthy liver
The liver is one busiest organs of the body. From producing bile for digestion to eliminating toxins from the body, the liver performs more than 500 different functions. Unfortunately, with modern-day lifestyle (increased junk food consumption, heavy drinking, incessant smoking, skyrocketing stress levels and self-medication), liver diseases are emerging rapidly. But there are ways you can reduce the effects of these ill habits on your liver and keep it healthy. Here are some natural remedies you can try. Read More…
Home Remedies For Treating Liver Disease
Any disturbances in liver function that can lead to an illness of a person is known as liver disease. The liver is the organ responsible for a number of critical functions in the body. When they get injured or diseased it will affect the proper functioning of the body. Liver disease is otherwise known as hepatic disease. The liver plays an important role in the metabolism of sugar, fat and iron. It produces bile which helps in fat digestion. It is also involved in protein production and the production of blood clotting factors. Symptoms of liver diseases include fatigue, weakness, weight loss, nausea, vomiting, yellow discoloration of the skin known as Jaundice etc. It requires more than 75% of the liver tissues to be damaged to affect the function of the liver. The liver can easily regenerate the damaged cells but if more and 75% of the cells are lost, it may not be able to meet the needs of the body. Some liver problems can be treated with home remedies. Some may require medication and liver failure may require liver transplant. Read More…
While these natural remedies can help your liver stay healthy, it is also important that you avoid eating foods that damage the liver.
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Glomerulonephritis: How to Diagnose and Prevent It at Various Levels
October 30, 2015 / admin
Glomerulonephritis is an inflammation of the glomeruli in the kidney. The glomeruli is constellation of small blood vessels in the kidney that act as a filter to remove excess fluid, electrolytes and nitrogenous wastes from the blood into the urine.
It is divided into:
Acute Glomerulonephritis- The symptoms develop suddenly.
Chronic Glomerulonephritis- The symptoms develop gradually.
In glomerulonephritis, the glomeruli lose their filtering capacity thus blood proteins and red cells are excreted in the urine in various quantities depending on the severity of the glomerular damage.
DIAGNOSIS OF GLOMERULONEPHRITIS
Accurate diagnosis is essential in the successful treatment of glomerulonephritis.
Diagnosis is highly dependent on the clarity of symptoms, examination and investigation findings.
Passage of coca-colored urine due to the presence of red blood cells in the urine. This is called haematuria.
Passage of foamy urine due to excess amount of proteins in the urine. This is called proteinuria.
Presence of peri-orbital and ankle swelling.
EXAMINATION FINDINGS
Peri-orbital and pedal edema.
· Elevated blood pressure.
Urinalysis-This reveals diagnostic findings such as red blood cells, casts, white blood cells and proteins in the urine.
Blood test- Blood level of electrolytes, urea and creatinine. This is mainly done to assess the extent of kidney damage.
Radiological imaging tests-This is done usually when the blood tests suggest some level of kidney damage. E.g Renal scan or abdominal CT scan is done.
Kidney biopsy- This entails using a clinical procedure to extract some pieces of kidney tissues for microscopic examination. This is the only test that confirms glomerulonephritis.
This is based on the following principles:
Treat underlying health conditions quickly.
Use of corticosteroids to reduce the degree of inflammation and immunological responses.
Dialysis- This is used for individuals with acute kidney injury or kidney failure.
Anti-hypertensives such as ACEI, ARBs- This is used to control hypertension in some selected individuals.
PREVENTION STRATEGIES
There are 3 levels of prevention namely: primary, secondary and tertiary.
PRIMARY PREVENTION
The aim of this is to prevent the onset of glomerulonephritis.
It entails the following:
Throat swab should be done for suspected bacteria cause of sore throat. If streptococcus is suspected, oral penicillin should be commenced as soon as possible.
Prompt treatment of individuals with bacteria endocarditis.
This involves early diagnosis and prompt treatment of glomerulonephritis.
It specifically entails the following:
Routine urinalysis to be done periodically for individuals at risk of streptococci infections and for individuals greater than 40 years.
Periodic monitoring of blood urea and creatinine levels should be done for individuals with compromised kidney function.
TERTIARY PREVENTION
This involves activities and interventions put in place for individuals with glomerulonephritis from developing complications such as kidney failure and to reduce the disease progression.
Optimal control of co-morbidities like hypertension and diabetes mellitus.
Reduce intake of high protein diet.
Restrict salt intake.
Cessation of smoking.
Regular clinic follow up by a Nephrologist.
Finally, glomerulonephritis is a very lethal kidney disease of which the onset and progression can be prevented if an individual adheres to the activities in the various levels of prevention highlighted above.
Is There a Houston Real Estate Bubble?
The real estate bubble refers to the bursting of the real estate market based on economic instability. It is what a lot of consumers worry about prior to investing their money in real estate. Realtors believe that real estate markets cannot crash because of several key factors. The real estate market is based on local or micro-local economies that are more stable than the world economy. They also believe that the real estate market is actually a compilation of local economies that have never been down since the 1960s.
The Houston real estate market has been subject to a lot of “bubble” rumors in recent years. Houston has seen a decline in its job market in the recent years, making Houston quite unpopular among professionals. Although living in Houston is fairly affordable, its lack of professional opportunities, compared to other urban areas, makes it less preferable. This may be one of the reasons behind the Houston real estate bubble. Local realtors, however, believe that the local economy is growing, and real estate sales have not declined significantly. This is accompanied by promising projections of more careers available in the years to come.
Real estate agents believe that the Houston real estate bubble has no basis at all, contending that real estate price appreciation rates may be considered high at almost 4 percent. Desirable neighborhoods in Houston still fetch high prices and may be sold even higher in a few years or when properties are developed further. Houston offers a little bit of everything, which makes it appealing to young families, especially with the insurgence of computer industries that are setting up facilities in Houston. The number of educational institutions in Houston that offer students a competitive edge over other areas also attracts a lot of individuals to Houston. Aside from these, Houston, despite being the fourth most populous city in the United States, has a fairly low crime rate. All these reasons make it quite improbable that the Houston real estate market will crash and never come back.
The Ways to Improve Fundraising
Donor management is never easy no matter how easy it may seem; there is always some information that you will need to get and some that you will need to impart in order to learn some of the best ways of it.
In the many things about donor management the one that counts to be the most important of all is improving fundraising and getting into the skills of it all for the best results. Here in this article are the ways you need to follow and imbibe to improve the fundraising program for your nonprofit or church.
1. Be Transparent with Your Donors – Though this might seem like an obvious point, it is usually the one that is most ignored, and the most important of all. What is important about transparency is your donors being able to trust you with all – from your plans to our ideas and ideologies. Also, this is an important point to note because only when they trust you will they be able to steward their money well and you must be able to show them you are doing so. By ‘transparent’ we mean both financial and program transparency.
Financial Transparency: You might not be considering financial transparency to be an important point but this should definitely be on your list of important things. It is considered important to release a note time to time which would show how you are allocating your funds, but your donors are not going to sit and read through that long document. Make sure you give your donors an easy way to digest how you are investing their money. Create a graph, chart, infographic etc. And if it looks like you spent more in say, fundraising, than expected, explain why. Your donors love your mission and giving them a peek behind the curtain creates a sense of belonging and teamwork.
Program Transparency: Program transparency is all about the IMPACT. If you can show your donors the impact their money has made in changing the lives of those you’re serving or where the money has impacted, you can be sure you’ve done your thing right. Create annual reports showing the graphs of how far you’ve come with the support, meanwhile mentioning exactly where you want more changes and where you’re striving to achieve more.
2. Optimize our Donor Experience – Your donors shouldn’t be there for just one years or only a period of time, and that is possible only if you manage to optimize the donor experience convincing them that there are things that’ll help you stay in contact for more than one donation period. Try personalization (which definitely does no longer mean just hey and the first name); it is always recommended to stay in touch with the donors through emails, letters and phone calls. You can segment based on last gift amount, last gift date, a specific campaign – anything. And then create fundraising messaging around each category.
3. Audit Your Systems – Thought this is not important? Wrong!!! One of the most important points to be considered to improve fundraising is to audit your system – audit on your end – use the right set of tool and the right techniques. Keep the audit impartial and keep it clear – this will help you understanding how far you’ve come with your fundraising program and exactly how far you will be able to go with it.
Fundraising for churches, charities and non profits is the thing that does the most benefit and an increase in the finds over a stipulated period of time is exactly what they’re striving for. It is therefore recommended that you use these set of tips mentioned above and create a draft accordingly of you new ideas and plans for an increase in the funds.
Civil Rights Attorney – Fighting For the Justice You Deserve
The ultimate goal of a civil rights attorney is to make sure that those who are not treated fairly are given justice. In Los Angeles and the rest of the United States, there are laws in place which state that businesses and the government cannot discriminate against citizens over certain factors, such as gender, race, sexual orientation, or age. If you live in Southern California and feel you may be the victim of discrimination, you might need to see a Los Angeles civil rights attorney.
There are tons of Los Angeles civil rights attorneys. If you do a search on Google, you will find an (seemingly) enumerable number of attorney’s to choose from. But, as with many services, it’s often best to talk to people who’ve had good experiences with the attorney’s service. You can’t get a list of former clients, but what you can do is talk to people and ask for recommendations of attorneys with which they’ve had great experience with.
You should also meet with the attorney and have a serious consultation. Ask them any questions you have and tell them your story fully and truthfully (without getting too emotional). Make sure you understand how they charge and what you might expect to pay. Finally, understand that you are not required to accept services from any attorney, although you may be charged a fee from some law firms for the consultation.
Other questions you might find useful to ask are inquiries about their background, including where they went to school, which states they have practiced law in, and how long they have been practicing law in California. You want to make sure that whomever you choose as your lawyer, that they have particular experience dealing with your type of case. If you’re dealing with a firm, make sure that the person you have a consultation with is the person who will be handling your case, as many firms have several lawyers who handle the workload. This will ensure that you are given the best chance possible of winning your case.
After you’ve decided upon a good Los Angeles lawyer, you will likely feel much more secure in your situation with the support of a professional who understands your situation and is willing to fight for your rights.
Overview of Utility Locating Services
Before the start of any project – construction or excavation, it is wise to perform utility locating on the site. This is the first step that has to be done if you are planning a project that will require digging up through the ground.
Hiring professionals to map underground utilities will lead to speeding up the construction project. You no longer have to dig carefully and slowly. It is always better to prevent a problem to occur than to handle it. We are able to see, localize and identify the type of utility in the ground, using advanced methods. There are several reasons why utility locating has to be performed before any project. They all point to delivering time, money and safety:
Localization of utility lines for further planning
Preventing interruption during work
Avoiding repair costs…
Except identifying underground utilities, you will get a full covering of your storage tanks, gas pipes and voids. You’ll want to scan for any dangerous material in the ground, that can be harmful to anyone who will be digging through. Having a full coverage package means no need to worry further.
Do you know that some of the utility lines can be re-routed or placed in a different location? Many of them might be old or not effective anymore. So, you need to replace those old utility lines with new ones. This can be done by utility company who has a lot of experience in the field.
Water and utility lines may not cause more damage than power lines can do. However, the interruption will be the same. This will lead to more delays, repair costs and legal consequences. Electromagnetic equipment is used for detecting signals from beneath the ground. Power lines can be detected anytime, regardless of the season. This is not a case for identifying water lines because they sometimes require a combination of different methods: electromagnetic method or Ground Penetrating Radar (GPR) or both of them. This radar uses a high-frequency radio signal that is transmitted into the ground and then the signals are returning back to the recipient in a digital form.
During construction excavation, locating the utilities before you start is a best practice. Damaging any critical utility services such as water and power lines or gas piping during construction is costly and most probably dangerous. Just think that something as simple as digging a hole to plant a tree has a potential to damage a property or even cause a loss of life.
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“Together, we must remove the physical barriers we have created and the social barriers that we have accepted. For ours will never be a truly prosperous nation until all within it prosper.”
These were the words spoken by President George W. Bush on July 26, 1990, the day he signed the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) into law. Now, almost 32 years later, we have come very far, but we still have a long way to go before fully accessible public transportation is available to all.
For example, while public transit vehicles must be accessible, often a lack of or poorly maintained sidewalks and bus stops without curb cuts often present significant challenges to riders. These obstacles hinder their navigation of public transport systems, limiting their use to only a fraction of the stops.
As our society continues to innovate, we now have apps we can use to schedule, book, and pay for public transit trips; however, there is often very little incentive or attention given to the importance of accessible app technology, and this has not been made a requirement for users.
The CFR for ADA requirements regarding public transit were last updated in 1991, when there were no apps, and cell phones were just arriving on the scene. Cell phones then looked more like bricks with LCD screens than mini-PCs.
One of the most informative projects that I have had the opportunity to work on at Feonix in the past four years is, without a doubt, the Regional Transit Authority of Southeast Michigan, Michigan Ride Paratransit project. Funded by the Michigan Department of Transportation as part of their Mobility Challenge grant program, we deployed an app designed specifically for paratransit riders in the region.
What was unique about the project was the dedicated commitment to the user experience. Thanks to the work of Menlo Innovations, the transit leaders at SMART, Detroit DOT, and TheRide, and numerous passenger and staff interviews, we knew what the desired end result was before our team and technology partners started their work.
Calibrating efforts spanning three sophisticated public transit agencies, we met almost every other Friday morning for almost 9 months to configure, design, brand, and test technology that would enable the coordination of services and accessible app booking requirements. We looked at variations in mobility aid terminology, trip booking windows, dispatch hours of service, geofencing service areas, and operational logistics.
Then, we went to the customer service agents, dispatchers, and passengers and spent almost another 6 months in training and alpha testing. Every tap, click, and screen were analyzed with a fine-tooth comb. Everyone put in the work. We believed and knew we were not just creating an app; we were paving the road toward equity.
The result was a transformative change in the lives of passengers during some of the most challenging times in their lives amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
Some passengers who use the service frequently got months of their life back when they could book six trips in less than 60 seconds on the app compared to when this process used to take 60 minutes via the call center.
Other passengers have caregivers who work in the medical industry, who amid 12-hour shifts were able to book rides for loved ones during late nights or early mornings.
The result of the accessible app technology has been an equitable experience for paratransit customers and caregivers. They no longer have to call during certain times of the day or wait on hold. In seconds, they can cancel rides when plans change. The fact that they can look at their phones at any time and see when their rides are scheduled has offered them peace of mind, saving on additional calls and reducing stress.
If we are to hold true to the ADA, we need to be more intentional about creating accessible app technology for both fixed-route transit and paratransit, as well as all modes of transportation.
It has been an honor to be a part of this incredible journey.
Check out below the latest issue of the Feonix Insider, highlighting our public transit partner SMART and technology partner SkedGo.
Stay tuned for more information and additional resources about this project! We have more videos, white papers, and technical guides that we plan to share as part of this pilot program.
I had no idea when I woke up that day, December 28, 2015, in Scottsbluff, Nebraska, that my life would never be the same. It was –13 degrees Fahrenheit that morning—so cold, you could barely feel your face after about 30 seconds outside.
I was working on a USDOT grant for a rural mobility solution, and we were doing the first beta test for the app we were working on. We were collaborating with the local transit agency, and they had several passengers who signed up to test the app.
The public transit agency provided its last rides around 5pm, and our first trip was to take a husband and wife on a date for a night on the town: dinner at Domino’s Pizza and a movie at the local theater.
My car pulled up at around 7pm, and I walked to the front door. I barely got my first knock in before Henry* greeted me with the biggest grin on his face, and their adorable beagle puppy, Skipper, had to come say hello as well.
Henry said, “Give me just a few seconds, I’ll get Cindy* and let her know you’re here. She’s just finishing getting ready.” I was more than obliged to spend a few extra minutes snuggling that adorable puppy. Not 30 seconds later, Cindy and Henry were ready to go!
I asked them if I could get a photo for the project, since this was our first official ride, and they were happy to oblige. And of course, Skipper had to join! Photo taken, we were off on our journey.
I opened the car door, and Cindy and Henry hopped in. They were so excited. You would have thought I had pulled up in a black stretch limo and not a family sedan with 140,000 miles on it.
They remarked at how excited they were and gave each other a quick kiss as they put on their seatbelts. We began talking during that short ride, and Cindy shared with me that this was the first date night they had been on in over seven years. Since the public transit didn’t operate after 5pm, these luxuries like “date night” were just not an option, nor was visiting church on Wednesday nights to go blanket sewing. So many things that only happened after hours were not accessible.
She shared about job opportunities, activities with family and friends, and volunteer experiences that were missed or out of reach because there were no rides available on evenings and weekends.
About eight years ago, Cindy started having seizures, and with her health, she was no longer able to drive safely. Her husband, Henry, had macular degeneration that prevented him from driving as well. So, their only options were the local public transit, friends, and family. There was no taxi service in town either. And well, as Henry so eloquently put it, “Asking your friend or your brother (who lives over 60 miles away) to take you and your wife on a date is really awkward.”
Both Henry and Cindy worked part-time jobs that fit within the transit schedule, but had opportunities for promotions that they were forced to pass up because they couldn’t work nights or weekends or take longer shifts. Where they could afford housing was too far from where they could walk to jobs, and with the Nebraska winter weather and summer heat, anything more than 1–2 miles would be out of the question.
About five minutes later, I pulled up to the Domino’s, and Cindy and Henry got outside. They were so excited. I asked them to fill out a short survey about their experience with the app before they went into the restaurant. As Cindy handed me her clipboard, she said to me, “You have no idea how many people are counting on you; this service will change lives.”
And that was it. That was the day I knew this project was about more than a final report; this “project” would change my life, but most importantly, it would lead to changing thousands more.
I can still remember sitting in my car, the blue and red glow of the Domino’s lights in the night sky, as I looked up to the heavens and prayed, those words set in and washed over my soul.
Fast forward several years, and a lot of gray hairs and sleepless nights later… I founded Feonix – Mobility Rising, and together with our incredible Board of Directors and 160+ community partners, our fearless, hardworking, passionate team is breaking down transportation barriers for those unable to access employment, healthcare, and social activities every day.
Cindy and Henry represent millions of Americans who lack access to mobility options that would enable them to improve their quality of life and their communities. Their desire to work longer hours, buy a nicer house, and volunteer in their community is limited by their access to transportation. And while Cindy and Henry are lucky enough to have at least public transit as an option, many have no options.
In fact, the American Public Transportation Association estimates that approximately 45% of residents do not have access to public transportation. This applies to urban and rural communities alike. Increasing access to public transportation would certainly help solve some of the challenges, but the impact from a collective ecosystem approach is critical. Not one mode or entity can provide every ride, but there are always ways to ensure every ride happens.
Transportation is expensive, but the returns are undeniable. Research indicates for every $1 invested in public transportation, it generates $5 more in economic returns. Increased access to jobs, preventative healthcare, and social activities leads to significant gains for communities.
As a society there is so much work still to be done. We need to work together to create mobility ecosystems and expand funding options to help support these new services – so every person can thrive.
* Names have been changed to protect privacy.
(feature photo of the road outside Scottsbluff National Monument)
One of the most gut-wrenching experiences for a call center agent in the transportation industry, is when a patient calls to schedule a ride to their healthcare appointment—for example, a hip replacement or tubes for their toddler’s ears—and they discover that they can’t afford it.
Some cry, others yell and scream, and worst of all, some go silent—you can literally hear them stop breathing. The pain, sickness, disappointment, and frustration are palpable over the phone.
Each year, over 5.8 million Americans delay or miss vital healthcare appointments because they lack access to transportation. Sometimes the distance is less than a mile, and the cost is less than $3, but it’s too far, too painful to walk, and it’s too expensive.
For example, if you’re living on social security of $662 a month, every penny matters. If you pay for your $40 ride to physical therapy, you can’t afford to pay for your groceries that week—or worse, you can’t make your rent and risk losing your apartment. So you sit there in excruciating pain another month, hoping that you’ll be able to afford the ride the following month.
I remember talking to a Purple Heart veteran who had to choose between a taxi ride to pick up his prescription pain medication and paying his electric bill.
Across the United States, Feonix has worked with numerous transportation pilots to focus on breaking down barriers to access to care. From Beeville, Texas, to Lexington, Mississippi, to Grand Rapids, Michigan, and beyond, we partner with insurance companies, major advocacy associations, automotive manufacturers, transit agencies, hospitals, substance abuse treatment centers, federally qualified health centers, mental health facilities, and more to tackle this critical challenge.
No one can fix it alone; we must all work together.
At Feonix, one of the most frequent transportation requests is for volunteer drivers. These are the kindest, most selfless individuals, who often go underrecognized in the mobility industry. There are over 700 volunteer transportation programs across the country, filling vital gaps in our access to care ecosystem.
Feonix leads a national volunteer program, and daily, they make the difference for patients who would otherwise be unable to get to their doctors’ appointments. Our volunteers are an impressive mix of retirees, college students, computer scientists, truck drivers, retired physicians, social workers, ministers, teachers, arborists, and people from just about every other career out there.
At Feonix, we call these incredible souls “the Volunteer Force.” They are a force for good, a force for wellness, and a force for equity.
At Feonix, we believe that regardless of insurance coverage, race, disability, language, income, zip code, internet access, or education, no one should go without access to healthcare.
I welcome you to meet a few members of the Feonix Volunteer Force:
In some of our mobility programs, volunteers provide 90% of the trips, in other programs maybe 15-20% — but their commitment to their community enables us to fill vital gaps in transportation. They are an integral part of the fabric of our mobility ecosystem.
If you are interested in learning more or working with Feonix to deploy a volunteer driver program in your community, please contact us – [email protected]!
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Albuquerque, NM – Injuries Reported in Collision at Trumbull Ave & General Chennault St
Home / Local Legal News / Albuquerque, NM – Injuries Reported in Collision at Trumbull Ave & General Chennault St
Albuquerque, NM (March 26, 2022) – At least one person was injured in a serious vehicle accident in Albuquerque on Friday afternoon, March 25, according to local officials. The collision happened at the intersection of Trumbull Avenue SE and General Chennault Street SE at 12:49 p.m.
To assist the victims, emergency responders were dispatched to the scene. As a result of the collision, several lanes were closed. There are few details about the extent of the related damages available at this time. Those who were injured in the accident were treated by local paramedics. The identities of those who were hurt have yet to be revealed.
Local authorities are looking into what caused the accident.
New Mexico Reckless Driving Crashes
One of the leading causes of fatal accidents is careless driving, and New Mexican drivers have a bad reputation for being reckless behind the wheel. No matter how cautious you are behind the wheel, the actions of a reckless driver are unpredictable. Despite traffic laws, 13,000 people are killed every year as a result of careless driving, with human error accounting for more than 90% of all recorded car accidents.
If you are injured in a traffic accident in New Mexico, you have the right to full compensation for your injuries and other damages. This is especially true if your injuries were caused by the negligence of another party. Calculating the exact amount of your losses can be difficult. To arrive at an accurate figure, many different factors must be considered. The extent of the victim’s pain and suffering, as well as their financial losses as a result of the car accident, are important considerations in your case. Without the assistance of an Albuquerque car accident lawyer, filing a claim can be difficult.
Car Crash Attorneys in Albuquerque
No one should be held responsible for an accident caused by the negligence of others. Will Ferguson & Associates believes that serious car accident victims are still treated fairly by the legal system. After you have been wrongfully injured by another person, our lawyers have an ethical obligation to fight tirelessly to protect your legal rights. By ensuring that your legal rights are protected, our legal team will vigorously advocate for the full value of your compensation.
If you have been injured in a car accident, call an Albuquerque law firm today at (505) 243-5566 to discuss your case.
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Explore Morocco: Detailed Maps and exceptional Travel Information
Explore Morocco; Morocco, a North African country known for its rich culture, history and stunning landscapes, is a popular destination for travelers. The country is home to numerous cities and towns, each with its unique charm, and offers a wide range of activities for visitors to enjoy. Whether you’re interested in exploring the bustling medinas of Marrakech and Fes, hiking through the Atlas Mountains, or relaxing on the beaches of Essaouira, Morocco has something to offer everyone.
Explore Morocco,Everything You Need to Know
One of the most important things to have when planning a trip to Morocco and Explore Morocco is a detailed map. Not only will a map help you navigate the country’s many cities and towns, but it will also provide you with information about tourist attractions, accommodations, and transportation options. In this article, we will explore some of the best maps available for those planning a trip to Morocco, and provide essential travel information for visitors.
First and foremost, it’s important to have a map of Morocco that gives a clear overview of the country’s main regions and cities. Explore Morocco with a map that shows the major roads and highways is also essential for planning road trips and getting around by car. The “Maroc Routier” map, published by the Moroccan government, is a great option for this. It provides detailed information on the country’s roads and highways, as well as locations of gas stations, hotels, and other amenities.
For those interested in exploring the country’s many cities, a street map is a must-have. The “Marrakech, Fes, Meknes” map, published by IGN, is a great option for those planning to visit these three popular destinations. The map provides detailed information on the cities’ streets and landmarks, as well as locations of hotels, restaurants, and other important places.
If you’re planning to explore the Atlas Mountains, a topographical map is a must-have. The “Atlas Mountains” map, published by the Moroccan government, provides detailed information on the mountains’ trails and peaks, as well as locations of mountain huts and refuges.
When it comes to planning your itinerary and Explore Morocco, it is also important to have information on the best places to visit and things to see in each region. Many travel guides, such as Lonely Planet’s “Morocco” guidebook, provide detailed information on the country’s top attractions, as well as suggestions for accommodations and restaurants.
When it comes to getting around in Morocco and Explore Morocco, you have a few options. Definately the most popular way to get around the country is by car, as it allows you to have the freedom to explore at your own pace. However, if you are not comfortable driving in a foreign country, it’s also possible to get around by bus or train.
The train is a great option for those who want to see the country’s main cities and towns, as it connects major destinations such as Marrakech, Fes, and Casablanca. The bus is also a good option, particularly for those on a budget, as it is often cheaper than the train.
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Nebraskans Invited to Pray for Holy Land
(SNR) – April 5, 2013
In the face of the threat to Christianity in the Holy Land, Catholics in Nebraska are invited to participate in a special holy hour at six different locations April 14. This “Holy Hour for the Holy Land” is being organized by the Franciscan Foundation for the Holy Land in Nebraska.
Holy Hour for the Holy Land will begin at 3 p.m. at the Cathedral of the Risen Christ in Lincoln, Saints Peter and Paul Church in Falls City and Saint Cecilia in Hastings. At 4:30, a holy hour will be held at Saint Patrick Parish in McCook.
In the Archdiocese of Omaha, there will be holy hours at 4:30 p.m. at Saint Peter Parish in Omaha and Divine Mercy Parish in Schuyler.
Father Jay Buhman, pastor of Saint Peter Parish in Bellwood, has been helping the Franciscan Foundation for the Holy Land since going on several pilgrimages to the Holy Land himself.
“This is important for any number of reasons, not the least of which is that Christians are the presence of Christ in the Holy Land,” he said. “It’s our Mother Church.”
Father Buhman emphasized that all Catholics should be concerned about protecting their brothers and sisters in Christ who live in the Holy Land, because this is the area where God chose to bring salvation to all.
“There would be no Rome if it wasn’t for what happened in the Holy Land,” he reasoned. “There would be no Diocese of Lincoln. There’d be nothing like that at all.”
Despite living and working in the same land where Jesus lived, died and rose again, Christians in the Holy Land face extreme persecution, including military occupation, violence, extreme poverty, lack of work opportunities, and other issues.
Father Buhman said the separation wall has made it even harder for Christians to find work, due to unbelievably high unemployment.
“They don’t want to leave,” he stressed. “They want to stay. Imagine living in these holy places! But if they can’t support their families, they are forced to leave.”
Indeed, the population of Christians in the Holy Land has dwindled from 18% to only 1.5% during the last 60 years. According to the Franciscan Foundation for the Holy Land, in another 60 years, Christianity could easily cease to exist in the Holy Land altogether.
Today, there are only about 150,000 Christians living in the Holy Land. Approximately 500 Christian families leave the area each year, seeking the freedom to find work in Europe and the United States.
“I think we owe something to these people who are direct descendants of the people the Lord chose to reveal Himself to,” Father Buhman said.
If Christians cannot find the means to stay in the Holy Land, that would leave the region – already beset by ongoing conflict between the Israelis and the Palestinians, who both claim ownership of the Holy Land – unwelcoming to Christians from around the world who wish to go on pilgrimages to the sites where Jesus Himself lived and taught.
Father Buhman speculated that the Franciscan Foundation would also have to leave the region, and the numerous holy sites that Christians have been journeying to on pilgrimage for nearly 2,000 years would fall into the hands of Jewish or Muslim governments who do not value Christian heritage.
To combat this exodus, the Franciscan Foundation for the Holy Land is urging all Catholics in Nebraska to make the Holy Hour for the Holy Land, especially those who have made a pilgrimage to the Holy Land in the past.
During Holy Hour for the Holy Land, four intentions will be offered: for peace in the Holy Land, for the Christians living in the Holy Land, for the work of the Franciscan Foundation and for the work of the Latin patriarchate of Jerusalem.
The Franciscan Foundation for the Holy Land was founded in 1994. This worldwide ecumenical organization is based in the United States and works to help stem the Christian exodus from the Holy Land by providing education, employment and housing to enable the Christian population in the Holy Land to survive despite persecution and ethnic distrust.
For more information about the Holy Hour for the Holy Land, visit the Franciscan Foundation for the Holy Land website at www.ffhl.org, send a message [email protected] or contact Father Jay Buhman at 402-538-3135.
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Last one to post wins the internets
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IdolEyes787
Re: Last one to post wins the internets
Originally Posted by megabyteme
The Valentine's day videos I received were pretty damn good. :D
You know that book Why Do Bad Things Happen to Good People? This seems to be the exact opposite.:mellow:
On a totally unrelated note, as I've been watching a lot of anti-Trump late night talk show stuff, YouTube gave me this suggestion https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r1IvqmC8okY
Like I said, totally unrelated.
megabyteme
Originally Posted by IdolEyes787
"...older,successful,and generous..." :glag: At least I am 1 of 3...
theHunter: Call of the Wild (c) Avalanche Studios
Release Date: 02/2017 Protection: Steam
Discs: 1 Genre: Adventure
theHunter: Call of the Wild offers the most immersive hunting
experience ever created. Step into a beautiful open world teeming
with life, from majestic deer and awe-inspiring bison, down to the
countless birds, critters and insects of the wilderness.
And then slaughter them.:mellow:
That reminds me of the classic b3ta Army advert.
Join The Army. Make friends. Kill them.
On a separate note:
Trumped.Inside.The.Greatest.Political.Upset.Of.All.Time.2017.HDRip.DD2.0.x264-BDP
Was insightful.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EI9A...MG63ZCc4EXo9F9
It's hard to argue against the point that this whole thing might not be some Russian plot to destroy America.
If you want my honest opinion, they should throw most of Trump's staff/ appointees in jail.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rFK3tbkNX-A&t=11s
Ironic him calling anything fake.
Gorka has claimed repeatedly to have been an "expert witness" at the trial of Boston Marathon bomber Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, including during televised news-appearances and in opinion articles. But in February 2017, reports emerged that Gorka had fabricated these claims. According to the U.S. Attorney in Massachusetts, Gorka never testified at the trial and prosecutors didn’t use his expertise in preparing or presenting any part of the case. Gorka's name also does not appear in the trial record as a witness.Instead, contrary to his claim, Gorka only had submitted an "expert report" to the court that ultimately was not used at the trial in any way. Gorka also made the "expert witness" claim on his personal website, which has since been taken offline.
He's also literally a Nazi, not that it would surprise anyone who watched that interview.
Gorka is a member of the Order of Vitéz (Vitézi Rend), an hereditary order of merit which was founded by Miklós Horthy in 1920.Although required to list and renounce his membership in the Vitézi Rend, an order prohibited along with other Nazi-linked organizations, on his N-400 Application for Naturalization in 2012 when he sought U.S. citizenship, Gorka appeared on FOX News on Inauguration evening dressed in the uniform and wearing the badge, tunic, and ring of the Vitezi Rend.
And then there's Scott fucking Pruitt.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TkO8fXEie9U&t=10s
I'm figuring at this point the Trump administration is simply doing a Google search for "worst people in America" to fill potential posts.
Skiz
A Trump aide and Rachel Maddow.
Those are equally extreme and opposite sides of coin from the nation of Cuntface Biasland.
Hopefully you view them both with glaring skepticism.
I base my views on the facts. They lead me to believe that much of the progress made on many important issues over the past several decades is in serious danger of being undone by a group of people who don't appear to give a shit about what is best for 99% of America.
It also honestly scares me that for the sake of a job, people who should know better are willing to go along with this.
If things continue on there present course, I wouldn't be surprised to see a bunch of deaths over it.
It's not even a right vs left thing as I never felt that way even with arch conservatives like Reagan or Bush in charge as they still seem to hold their loyalty to America above their personal interest.
It's along these lines https://www.nytimes.com/2016/12/31/o...treachery.html
which btw was rumoured for a long time and some people also tried to deny.
Imagine how evil someone must be to send thousands of US troops to their deaths just for the possibility of power and then replace Nixon with everyone around Trump and that's where we now stand.
This is what I fear, too.
That and vegetables, obviously.
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David L. Cunningham
Mr. Cunningham is an international filmmaker who has directed and produced a number of motion picture and television projects in 40 countries worldwide.
He is the founder and President of the Los Angeles-bases production company Pray for Rain Pictures Inc. Some of his former clients include Japanese NHK Television, The Family Channel, ABC, CNN, Discovery Channel, Disney, Sony Pictures, and CBS.
Two of Mr. Cunningham's most recent projects are The Dream Center: Hope for the Inner City, a nationally broadcast documentary hosted by Academy Award nominee Edward James Olmos, and Beyond Paradise, an award-winning movie which gained critical and financial recognition as an independent production.
Born in Switzerland and raised on the Big Island of Hawaii, Mr. Cunningham has traveled to 133 countries on every continent, earning him a membership in the prestigious Traveler's Century Club, whose members have been to more than 100 nations.
Mr. Cunningham has lectured at UCLA Extension, AFI Film Festival, Hawaii International Film Festival, Avid Technologies, and University of the Nations (Hawaii, South Africa, Switzerland and New Zealand campuses). At age 29, Mr. Cunningham presently lives in Los Angeles with his wife Judith.
David L. Cunningham Facts
Occupation Director, Producer
Birthplace Switzerland
for "To End All Wars" updated 07-Jan-2003
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Home > Movie Stars > M > Ralf Moeller
Ralf Moeller
Ralf Moeller gained international acclaim in Ridley Scott's Oscar-winning epic Gladiator. He went on to featured roles in The Scorpion King, sharing the screen with The Rock, Michael Clarke Duncan and Kelly Hu; and El Padrino, co-starring Faye Dunaway, Jennifer Tilly and Stacey Keach. Moeller's additional film credits include Batman & Robin, Best of the Best 2, and Universal Soldier. Apart from the action-oriented roles, he played the role of Bruno, a suicidal patient in a psychiatric ward, in the comedy drama My Suicidal Sweetheart.
On the small screen, Moeller starred in the title role of Conan in the 1997 series and starred in the TV movie Conan: The Adventurer. His other television appearances include Andromeda, Relic Hunter, Mutant X, and Curse of the Ring. Moeller can also be seen this year in the upcoming action-adventure drama Pathfinder. More information about Moeller can be found on his website at www.ralfmoeller.com.
Ralf Moeller Facts
Birthday January 12, 1959 (64)
Sign Capricorn
Birthplace Recklinghausen, Germany
Viking Sagas
Pathfinder UNRATED
Universal Soldier
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Bio courtesy Warner Bros. for "Beerfest" (22-Sep-2006)
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On: March 19, 2023 By: adminfis
Poker is a popular card game played around the world. It is a fun and exciting way to pass the time, but it also teaches you some important skills that can help you in your career or other areas of life.
1. It helps you improve your critical thinking skills
In poker, your critical thinking skills are tested continually as you make decisions throughout the game. These critical thinking skills will be beneficial in any area of your life where you need to make a decision or analyze information.
2. It encourages patience
One of the most significant benefits that poker can have for you is that it will teach you to be more patient with yourself and other people. This skill will prove to be incredibly helpful when you are going through some difficult situations in your life, or when you are trying to accomplish something that requires patience.
3. It trains your brain to be analytical
Playing poker regularly is a great way to improve your ability to be analytical and to think clearly. You will have to analyze the cards and the betting patterns of other players at the table, and you will have to assess their strengths and weaknesses in order to figure out what to do with them.
4. It helps you to be disciplined
Being disciplined is an essential part of being a good poker player. This means that you need to not act without doing your calculations, you need to be courteous towards other players, and you should keep your emotions in check during the game.
5. It teaches you to cope with failure
The best poker players are able to take losses and learn from them. They don’t chase their losses or throw a tantrum over a bad hand, and they will fold and move on. This will help you to become a more resilient and hard-working person in the long run.
6. It teaches you to read others
In poker, players often act impulsively. This can be a dangerous move because it may result in losing large sums of money. It is crucial that you learn how to read other players’ reactions and betting habits so that you can avoid this.
7. It teaches you to be disciplined
If you are new to poker, you need to be disciplined with your money. This means that you should only play with the amount of money that you can afford to lose, and that you should set a budget before starting a poker session.
This is an essential skill for poker, as it helps you to avoid wasting your money. It will allow you to be a better poker player, and it will help you to make more profits in the long run.
9. It teaches you to be flexible
Poker is a fast-paced game that can have you feeling anxious or nervous at times. This is a natural reaction to the stress of playing the game, and it’s important that you learn how to control this.
Online casino games offer hours of fun and entertainment for gamblers around the world. However, it is important to play responsibly and limit your spending. The best casino sites offer flexible limits, fast payouts and support your currency of choice. You can deposit and withdraw money using credit cards, e-wallets or even cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin!
The most popular gambling games include table games, video slots and jackpot-type slot machines. The games are designed to provide a high return to player (RTP) and a high jackpot potential.
In addition, a good casino will also have a variety of bonuses and promotions that can help you win extra money. These can include welcome bonuses, cashback or insurance bonuses and tournaments. You can even win free spins or other prizes by referring friends.
Some of the most popular online casinos have a reputation for fairness and honesty and offer excellent customer service. Unibet, for example, has a long history of providing reliable and safe payouts to its customers. Its reputation for transparency means it can be trusted by players worldwide.
Another great online casino that is worth a visit is MyStake. It has a diverse selection of casino games and offers sports betting in 30 different markets. It is a great choice for any player that likes to play casino and sports together. It is also one of the top-rated real money sites in the world and has a fantastic bonus program for new players.
If you are a fan of live blackjack, baccarat or roulette, you will love the variety of options offered by MyStake. It also has an excellent range of mobile-friendly games, and has a wide range of banking methods including credit and debit cards, e-wallets and cryptocurrencies.
Its mobile casino is easy to navigate and the live chat feature is a great way to get answers quickly. In addition, it has a huge range of different casino games from a large number of software developers and providers.
The site also offers an extensive loyalty scheme and is home to a range of progressive jackpots and Megaways. The site is also available in several languages and is powered by RTG, a well-known software provider.
Ignition is a newer and fresher website that was launched in 2016. It has a great reputation for poker and boasts several sports betting markets, including eSports. It also offers a wide range of quality welcome bonuses and has an excellent mobile poker app that makes it easy to play on the go.
There are many things to consider before making a deposit and withdrawal. You should check the casino’s payment methods and choose a method that is supported in your country. You should also be aware of the minimum and maximum deposit amounts. You should also be aware of the time it takes to withdraw your winnings.
The first thing you need to do is choose an online casino that accepts your jurisdiction. Most reputable casino websites will support Visa and Mastercard debit and credit cards, as well as third-party payment methods such as e-wallets, prepaid vouchers and checks. Most of these options are available in most countries, and are a safe way to transfer funds.
A sportsbook is a place where people can bet on sporting events. These places can be found online or offline, and they offer a range of different betting options. They also have a variety of ways to deposit and withdraw money from your account.
The first thing to look for when selecting a sportsbook is to ensure that they are legally operating and that they have a license. This will give you peace of mind as you bet on sports and will protect you if anything goes wrong.
Another important consideration is the number of sporting events offered by the sportsbook and the odds they offer for each event. This is something that you should check out thoroughly as it can be a good indicator of the quality of their services.
Some sportsbooks only offer a limited selection of bets, so it is worth checking out their betting menu to find the best ones for you. It is also a good idea to look at what they offer in terms of bonuses and promotions.
If you are a big sports fan, make sure that the sportsbook you choose offers the sport that you want to bet on. This will help you to find the right place to bet and increase your chances of winning.
When looking for a sportsbook, it is a good idea to check out reviews of them and talk to people who have previously placed bets on them. These will be able to give you valuable information about their experience and how they have been treated.
It is also important to look at their customer service and support team. This will help you to determine whether they are reliable and easy to work with.
You should also read their rules before you make a bet. If you don’t, you may be in breach of the law.
There are many laws governing sports betting in the United States, and it is important to understand them before you place a bet. Some of these laws are based on state regulations, while others are national.
Some states have outlawed sports betting completely, while others have restricted it. For example, Utah and Hawaii restrict betting to only those who are located within their state.
The legality of sports betting in the United States is largely determined by the Professional and Amateur Sports Protection Act (PASPA), which was passed in 1992. Since then, the majority of US states have legalized sports betting and allowed people to place bets on sports events.
Despite this, there are still some sportsbooks that operate illegally in the United States. These bookies take advantage of the lax or nonexistent laws in other countries to set up websites that target American customers.
For instance, there is an Antigua-based sportsbook called World Sports Exchange that has been prosecuted several times by the US federal government for promoting and facilitating offshore gambling. This is a dangerous practice that preys on unsuspecting sports bettors.
Lotteries are games of chance in which people stake money for the chance to win prizes. Often, the proceeds of a lottery are used to finance projects or charities.
There are many different types of lottery, ranging from local and community events that award prizes to large-scale multistate lotteries with jackpots in the millions of dollars. But the basic idea is that people buy tickets with a set of numbers on them, and then the lottery randomly chooses a winner.
Some people see buying a lottery ticket as a low-risk way to invest, because they can win thousands of dollars in a single drawing. But the odds are remarkably slim, and you’ll likely pay a heavy tax bill if you do win.
The Data Sdy is a popular form of gambling, and it has long been a source of revenue for state governments. While a few states have banned their own lotteries, most have continued to operate them.
Throughout the history of state lotteries, there has been a consistent trend in their evolution. Once a state enacts laws for the establishment of a lottery, it quickly expands its operations to include more and more games and to generate progressively higher revenues.
In order to maximize the amount of money paid out in prize awards, it’s important for a lottery to have an attractive jackpot. This draws more people to buy tickets and increases the likelihood of winning a prize.
However, this also means that the jackpots are often super-sized. This is not necessarily a good thing for people, because it can lead to a reduction in the value of the jackpot as more people try to win it.
Another factor in the success of a lottery is the level of public approval that it receives. The degree to which lottery revenues are viewed as a source of revenue for the state rather than an additional burden is an important element in winning public support.
This is particularly true in times of economic stress, when voters may be inclined to ask their legislators to cut back on public programs and increase taxes. In such situations, the popularity of lotteries is highly correlated with the perceived benefits that the lottery brings to the community.
Some states use the lottery to raise money for specific public purposes, such as education or healthcare. Others use it to fund social welfare activities, such as housing assistance for the poor.
The structure of a lottery varies from state to state, but it usually includes a central governing body (the board or commission that administers the lottery) and a number of retail outlets. These retailers sell tickets, redeem winnings, and help promote the lottery.
Typically, the retailer will have a lottery terminal for players to access and play the game. The terminal is a self-service device that accepts currency or other forms of payment, where available.
The lottery operator consists of a state agency or public corporation, which runs the lottery and collects sales proceeds. Its role is to select, license and train retailers; administer the lottery; pay high-tier prizes; and maintain the integrity of the system.
Slot is a popular online game that can be played by people from all over the world. It is also a very convenient game and can be played anytime and anywhere.
A slot is a narrow depression or groove for a coin in a slot machine. It is also a term that is used for any position in a group, series, or sequence.
It can also refer to a period of time within a schedule or sequence, as a slot in an airline flight plan.
There are many different types of slot machines, but all of them share one thing in common: they pay out less money than the player puts into them. So, it is important to understand what the payout percentages are before you decide which ones you should play.
The payout percentages of slot games are determined by a number of factors. They can include the theme of the game, the symbols that appear on the reels, and other aspects.
This type of game can be very rewarding if you play it correctly. It can help you to improve your bankroll and make a profit.
Most slot games have a set of rules that the player must follow in order to win. These rules vary depending on the game, but generally, you need to find a winning combination of symbols.
It is recommended that you play at the highest-coin level on each slot, so that you can maximize your chances of winning big. This will also ensure that you don’t lose all your money in one spin.
If you’re not sure which slot machine to play, it’s a good idea to check out a demo version of the game first. This will give you an idea of how the game works and help you decide whether it’s right for you.
Once you’ve found the right game, you can start betting real money. This can be a fun and relaxing way to pass the time and increase your bankroll.
The best way to get started is by learning the basic rules of the game and how to use the autoplay feature. This will allow you to play without having to sit down and think about your strategy.
A slot receiver is a wide receiver who lines up on the inside of the field and usually receives the ball from the quarterback. They are typically very fast and strong.
To be a successful slot receiver, you need to know how to run routes and be precise with your timing. You also need to have good chemistry with the quarterback.
You should also know how to block well. This is especially important if there aren’t any fullbacks or tight ends on the field, as slot receivers are often asked to line up in this spot.
A slot is a great position to be in, and it can lead to some amazing touchdowns. However, it is important to remember that not all slot receivers are the same.
Poker is a game where players use cards to compete with each other for a pot of money. There are many different variations of this classic card game, and each one has its own rules. The goal of any poker player is to win the pot by accumulating the highest hand.
How to Play Casino Poker
Before the first betting round starts, a dealer shuffles the deck, cuts it and deals cards face-up or face-down to the players one at a time. In this first round, each player has the opportunity to bet, call, or raise, and each of these actions can affect the outcome of the game.
Once all the players have been dealt their cards, a fifth card is added to the deck that everyone can see and use. This card is called the flop, and it is the first stage of the game where players have to make decisions about their hands.
During the flop, each player has the opportunity to bet, check, or raise their cards. Each of these options has a cost and can affect the outcome of the game.
The flop is the first round of betting, and it is also the first chance for players to improve their hands. If a player’s hand is good, they can call the bet or even raise it, but if it is not strong enough, they should fold their cards.
After the flop, each player has the opportunity again to bet, check or raise their cards. The player with the best hand collects the pot, but if more than one player is left in the hand after the final betting round, a showdown takes place where all of the hands are revealed.
This showdown determines the winner of the game. It is important to note that no matter what hand a player holds, they can lose if other players are dealt better cards.
In some games, a player can also bet all-in (called “shooting off”) on the turn or river if they have a strong hand that they want to exploit. This is often done in limit games to increase the size of the pot by calling with stronger hands and to prevent their opponent from re-raising the bet, which can be profitable in other situations.
When you’re a beginner, it is crucial to stick with your plan even when it doesn’t feel like it’s working out. This is because human nature will always try to derail you, whether you’re a timid player or an aggressive one. If you can learn to be cold, detached, mathematical and logical in this way, it will help you start winning at a much higher clip than you would otherwise.
Slow-playing
In the early stages of poker, when you are playing small buy-in games, it is very important to slow-play your cards and try not to over-play. This is a strategy that is roughly the opposite of bluffing, and it can give you a lot of information about your opponents’ hands and make them more likely to fold.
A sportsbook is a place where gamblers can place bets on various sporting events, such as football, basketball, soccer and baseball. This can be done through the internet or a mobile phone app. There are also brick and mortar sportsbooks that have locations in casinos, hotels or other places where people can bet on games.
Online sportsbooks are becoming more and more popular as more states legalize betting on sports, but there are some things to look out for when choosing one. These include a valid license and fair odds. You should also make sure that you can deposit and withdraw funds quickly.
The best online sportsbooks offer a wide variety of sporting markets, including horse racing, dog racing, boxing, hockey, soccer and more. They are also reputable and have a good reputation for fair odds and payouts on these sports and bet types.
Sportsbook Rules and Odds
The first thing to consider when placing a bet is the odds. These are what the sportsbook thinks will happen with your bet and they are usually displayed in the “odds” section of the website. These can be in the form of a percentage or a number, and they are usually displayed in green.
If you’re unsure about the odds, try to find out more about them before placing your bets. Many sportsbooks have free information on their websites, and this can be a great way to learn more about the odds before you place your bets.
Odds are important because they indicate how likely it is for the occurrence to occur. They also help determine the potential winnings that you can expect to receive. A bet that has a high probability of happening will have a higher payout, but it can also have a greater risk.
Another thing to consider when placing a bet at an online sportsbook is the payment options that are available. Most online sportsbooks accept common banking methods like PayPal, Venmo and credit cards. It is also a good idea to find out whether the sportsbook offers Bitcoin payments, as this is becoming more popular.
Lastly, it is important to read the house rules for each sportsbook before you place your bets. These will vary from one sportsbook to the next and can impact your experience.
The house rules are the rules that the sportsbook has set in place for their operations and the way they handle your wagers. They can be a little confusing, but they’re very important to understand.
A sportsbook will often offer hundreds of props on every game, and they will also have different odds for each prop. This can make it difficult to choose a prop that you want to bet on, so it’s always a good idea to shop around.
In-Play Bets
In-play bets are a great way to add extra excitement and intrigue to your game. You can place an in-play bet on any event that’s being broadcast during the game. This is especially useful during big events, such as the Super Bowl or the NBA finals.
A slot is a machine that spins reels and awards credits when a winning combination of symbols appears on them. Depending on the game, a player can win a number of different prizes and bonuses. The reels may feature a variety of symbols, including traditional fruit and bell symbols, as well as stylized lucky sevens or other objects that match the theme of the game.
If you play a certain slot for a while without getting any wins, you might want to reduce your bet amount or stop playing the game altogether. Variance is a key factor in slot games, and players who lower their bet size often experience a better payout percentage.
The most important factor to consider when choosing a slot is the return-to-player percentage (RTP). This statistic indicates how much money you can expect to win over time. The higher the RTP, the more likely you are to win.
You should also look at the paytable. A slot with a wide range of payouts is likely to have a high RTP. This is because the odds of winning any single payout are small, and there are so many ways to win that you can get multiple payouts on each spin.
It is best to play slot games with a set budget. This helps you avoid losing too much money in a short period of time. You should also start with the lowest bet amount you can afford and increase it gradually.
This is particularly important on penny slots. Since the odds of winning are so low, a player should not spend all of their bankroll on them right away.
In addition, it is important to understand that no slot game is guaranteed to pay out. The probability of a win depends on the random number generator and luck. This means that your chances of winning will be lower than those of other players, but you can still win big if you have good luck with the machine.
A slot receiver is a type of wide receiver that lines up pre-snap between the last man on the line of scrimmage and the outside receiver. This area is called the “slot” and is how the position got its name.
Slot receivers are more prone to being tackled than other receivers, and they need to be quick to move around. They also need to be able to run routes that can get them out of the box and out of the field of play.
They can also help the offense move the ball down the field. They are sometimes used as a blocker on runs, as they can help keep the defense from rushing into them while giving their quarterback a clear path to the end zone.
A Slot receiver can also be a valuable decoy for the offense, as they are often called into pre-snap motion before they run their routes. This gives the quarterback a good idea of where the defense is running, and allows the Slot receiver to run out of the way of his assigned defender. This can help the offense avoid sacks, which are usually a major concern for outside wide receivers.
On: February 28, 2023 February 28, 2023 By: adminfis
A slot is a thin opening or groove in something. You can put letters or postcards into the mail slot in a post office. A slot is also the space between the rows or columns in a bookcase, or between the pages in an album.
Slots are a type of casino game that use a random number generator to determine the outcome of a spin. This is done by generating random numbers on computer chips, then causing the reels to stop at the locations where those numbers are randomly generated.
There are many different types of slots available, including video and classic slots. Some games even feature special bonus features, such as free spins or multipliers.
If you are new to the game, it is a good idea to try out multiple slots before you play for real money. This will help you see what works best for your bankroll and gameplay style. You can also find free slot games online to practice and improve your skills.
The most important thing to remember when playing slots is that the outcome is completely up to luck. The RNGs used by slots are totally random and cannot be predicted, so the odds of winning or losing are the same for every player.
Almost all slot machines use an RNG to generate the results of each spin. These numbers are then picked by a computer chip, which retains no memory of previous spins and thus makes each spin entirely independent of the one that preceded it.
So, what does this mean for the average casino player? Well, it means that they have to be very careful when choosing which machine to play on.
Another thing to keep in mind when choosing a slot is that it should have a high payout percentage. This will help you to avoid paying out too much of your bankroll on each spin.
A slot’s payout percentage will usually be listed somewhere on the game’s rules or information page, as well as online casino websites. You can also search for it on Google by searching for the game name, or by using the search bar at the top of your screen.
If you are unsure about the payout percentage of a specific slot, it is always a good idea to ask the live chat staff or customer support agents for more information. They can often provide you with a more detailed explanation of the payouts and rules for the game.
It is also a good idea to play on machines that have a higher volatility, as these will offer more chances of hitting large payouts. These are also great for beginners, as they often have lower betting limits and are easier to understand than more complicated games.
In addition, it is a good idea to play on machines with more traditional designs. These are often less expensive to make, and will allow you to win more often without having to spend too much money on each spin.
On: February 27, 2023 By: adminfis
While poker is widely perceived as a game of luck, it can actually be played to your advantage by learning the right strategies. With practice, you can improve your odds of winning a big hand by controlling your aggression and protecting your bankroll.
Aside from the fact that you can win a lot of money, there are also many mental benefits to playing poker. This includes critical thinking skills, the ability to make accurate predictions, and a general sense of discipline.
During play, you are continuously assessing the quality of your hands and your opponents’ cards. This helps you make better decisions and can even influence your life outside the poker table.
Another important benefit of poker is that it helps you develop your bluffing skills. It can be very difficult to fool other players at the table, so you need to be able to bluff effectively and with confidence.
You should also be able to read your opponents’ behavior and understand their betting patterns. This will allow you to be more effective in your game and help you take on weaker players.
Poker can help you learn about other people’s behavior by studying their movements, how they handle chips and cards, and how they react when they are stressed or nervous. This is not an easy skill to master, but it can be done if you put in the effort and practice.
It can also help you develop your social skills and communication with other people. Whether you’re playing online or at a land-based poker room, you’ll find that other people will often talk to you about the game and share tips and tricks with you.
The social aspect of poker is also a great way to meet new people and build friendships. You can do this by joining a local poker club, or by making new friends at Replay Poker.
When you’re a novice player, it can be tempting to throw caution to the wind and start betting aggressively early on in a game. This can lead to some quick wins, but it can also leave you in a vulnerable position.
You can avoid this by practicing patience and waiting for the right time to raise your stakes. This is especially true when you have a premium opening hand, like a pair of Kings, Queens, or Aces.
Having a good sense of when to raise and when to check is one of the most important skills in poker. You should always raise when your hand is strong, and you shouldn’t be afraid to call when your hands aren’t as strong.
You can also improve your odds of success by maximizing the value of your holdings. This can be done by checking and calling with weaker hands, raising when your hands are stronger, or by adjusting your bet sizes based on your opponents’ bet sizes.
On: February 27, 2023 March 6, 2023 By: adminfis
togel hari ini is a growing industry that offers hundreds of real money games to players around the world. These sites are available on desktops, laptops, tablets and mobile phones. The best ones are secure, easy to use and have a variety of payment methods for players to choose from.
Playing at an online casino is the perfect way to get the best casino experience without having to leave your home. These sites offer a range of games, bonuses and promotions that make them attractive to new and existing players alike.
A big bonus is the fact that online casinos are generally more fair than land-based counterparts. In addition, they offer a wider selection of gaming options and have some of the best slots in the world from top developers.
There are also some unique features that can make your gaming experience even better. These include cashback rewards and free spins, which give you extra cash to spend on your favourite games.
Some online casinos offer a loyalty program that lets you earn points every time you play a slot or table game. These points can be redeemed for real cash or can be used to unlock more bonuses, promotions and jackpots.
These loyalty programs are a great way to keep your account healthy and increase your winnings over time. They can be a great incentive to keep playing at your chosen online casino and are an excellent way to build up a bankroll quickly.
In addition to loyalty schemes, online casinos often run promotional campaigns that offer extra cash prizes or prizes for referring friends to the site. Many of these promotions can be triggered by using special bonus codes, and they’re a good way to build up your bankroll quickly.
You can play casino games for real money at online casinos in several different currencies, including US Dollars and British pounds. Most of these websites also allow you to deposit and withdraw in your local currency if you prefer that.
The top online casinos have a wide range of casino games to choose from, including blackjack, roulette and poker. Some have live dealer games, which bring a real-world feel to the tables and attract players who want a more immersive experience.
Slots are the most popular online casino games and have a wide range of variations to suit players of all skill levels. These games are easy to play and come in both virtual and live versions, with progressive jackpots on offer as well.
If you’re looking to play a slot, it’s important to find one that offers plenty of features and graphics. It’s also a good idea to check whether the software developer has a reputation for quality.
When you’re ready to play for real money, it’s a good idea to check out the minimum deposit and withdrawal requirements. These should be in line with the casino’s terms and conditions.
Most reputable online casinos accept Visa and Mastercard debit and credit cards, as well as third-party payment methods like e-wallets, virtual credit cards, prepaid vouchers and money transfer services. They also allow you to withdraw your winnings in the form of bank transfers and cash deposits, ensuring that your money is always safe.
The Risks and Rewards of Playing the Lottery
A lottery is a form of gambling live sgp in which participants pay money to purchase a ticket with numbers that may be drawn. These are usually state-run lotteries and are sometimes also known as “scratch cards” or “instant-win games.”
During fiscal year 2019, sales of American lottery tickets reached $91 billion, according to the North American Association of State and Provincial Lotteries. The United States has 45 state lotteries and the District of Columbia, as well as several Canadian provinces that have their own lotteries.
Many people buy lottery tickets as a way to have fun and win cash. However, it is important to understand the risks and rewards of playing this type of gambling before you buy your first ticket.
The odds of winning the lottery are very small, especially if you win big, so you should avoid playing it if you’re looking to make a profit. This is because if you win a large sum of money, you’ll have to pay federal and state taxes on it, which can add up quickly.
There are many different ways to play the lottery, including scratch-offs, instant-win games and daily lotteries. The rules of each game vary, but they all have one thing in common – they’re all based on random number generation.
Some people claim that choosing numbers like 7 or a number between 1 and 31 gives you an edge over other players who don’t choose those numbers. That doesn’t mean you have an improved chance of winning a jackpot, though.
You’re much better off choosing numbers that aren’t in the same group, and you should never try to pick consecutive numbers or numbers that end with the same digit. In fact, Richard Lustig, a lottery player who won seven times in two years, claims that it’s best to avoid these types of numbers altogether.
While some people have made a living out of gambling, it is a dangerous activity that should be played responsibly and not pushed to the extreme. Moreover, you should remember that health and family come before anything else in life.
Historically, lotteries have been used to raise funds for public projects such as town fortifications and to help the poor. They have also been criticized for their negative effects on society, such as their high cost and low probability of winning.
In recent years, some people have started using a technique called “quick picks” when they play the lottery. This method is a great way to increase your chances of winning the lottery, but it’s important to note that you should only use this technique if you have a small bankroll and can afford to lose more than you can afford to win.
Another strategy is to play the lottery in small groups, or “clusters.” This is a form of strategic gambling that involves purchasing multiple tickets with a set of numbers on them, which are then randomly chosen from a pool of balls. It can be very difficult to predict which numbers will be drawn in a certain draw, so this strategy is best used when you have more time to consider your decisions.
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A slot is a narrow opening in a machine or container, as a keyway in a piece of machinery or a slit for a coin in a vending machine. The word is derived from the Old French slotte, meaning “narrow opening,” and is similar to the English slit.
A casino slot is a video game that uses a random number generator to select the outcomes of spins. It is different from other games because it does not use a memory, so each spin is independent of the last and following ones.
Several studies have shown that gambling addiction is three times more common among people who play slots than those who play traditional casino games. Those who have been diagnosed with an addiction can experience serious financial and emotional problems that can affect their entire life.
Most slots are now available to play in virtual casinos, where players can choose from a wide variety of machines and bet a range of amounts without leaving home. They also have the option of playing a free demo version to get a feel for how the game plays before risking real money.
There are a lot of different ways to win at slots, and some strategies have been popular for years. However, online and electronic slots use randomizing software to decide which symbols will land on the reels, so it is not possible to predict the outcome of a particular spin. This makes them difficult to beat.
The best way to improve your slot playing skills is to read the pay table and learn how to identify any special symbols, such as Wilds or Scatters. This will help you increase your chances of winning more and triggering the bonus features of the game.
A good slot receiver will have a quick pre-snap motion that allows him to move quickly and cover a lot of space. Having that kind of speed and agility is essential for a slot receiver to be effective in the NFL.
Slot receivers often run a variety of routes, including slants, switches, and crosses. They will also frequently be a decoy to the defense.
They can also act as a blocker for a running quarterback or other offensive player when running outside the pocket. This allows the offense to open up more space for the quarterback and give him a better chance of passing the ball.
The slot receiver position has become an increasingly important part of the modern NFL. These players are versatile and can cover a lot of ground in short amounts of time, so they are valuable to any team that wants to attack all three levels of the defense.
A slot receiver can also make a big difference on third down. A slot receiver is a great target for a quarterback who needs a consistent option receiver. They can catch the ball on a slant or switch route and cover multiple holes, giving the quarterback a solid receiver to throw to and give him extra time to find an open receiver in the backfield.
Learn the Basics of Poker
Poker is a game of betting, strategy and luck. It has been around for thousands of years and is believed to be the oldest form of gambling still played in the world. It has spread across the globe and been popular in several forms. It is a card game that can be played by any number of players from two to 14 but is usually played with six or more people.
Poker can be a challenging game but it is also very addictive and fun. You can play poker online as well as in casinos. It is a great way to relax and unwind while having fun with your friends or family.
The first step to playing poker is understanding the rules of the game. You can learn these basics from the dealer, the poker book or a website that teaches you the game. Once you have mastered the basic rules you can start to improve your game by learning about different strategies.
Improve your range of hands – Most poker books will tell you that you should only play the very best hand, but this can be too restrictive. This is fine if you are only a beginner, but if you are trying to get good at this game it is much better to learn how to have a wide range of starting hands.
Be patient – It is easy to become discouraged at times when you have a bad hand. It can be tempting to try and win the hand by throwing more chips in, but it is always best to fold if you think that your opponent will have a stronger hand than you do.
Observe the other players – It is important to learn how to read your opponents’ hands. This is not as difficult as it sounds and it can be done with a little practice. You can look at their bets and folding patterns to find out what kind of hands they are playing.
If you see them betting all the time or folding all the time then there is a good chance that they are playing some weak hands, so it is worth keeping an eye on them and making sure you have a good chance of winning.
Don’t be afraid to fold – One of the most common mistakes in poker is for beginners to be too afraid to fold. This is actually a very smart move in poker, and it can help you save your chips for later. It also can keep you alive longer, allowing you to bet more often without putting yourself at a disadvantage.
It is a good idea to get a lot of practice playing poker, especially online. You can play for free and get used to the rules before you ever have to risk your own money. You can also learn from a variety of sources, including videos, coaching sites, books and solvers.
Once you have a good handle on the fundamentals of poker it is very easy to learn other games. This includes games such as Baccarat, which is a high-stakes version of poker that can be played in casino. You can also play a variety of other table games, such as roulette and blackjack. These can be quite enjoyable as well and will help you to develop your skills.
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pengeluaran hk are a great place to play casino games and win real money. They offer a wide variety of games and have a great reputation for being safe and secure. They also offer promotions and bonuses to attract new players.
Whether you’re looking for a classic slots experience or you want to try your hand at live dealer games, you can find what you’re looking for at an online casino. All you need is a computer with an internet connection and you’re set.
The best online casinos will have a range of banking options, from prepaid cards to crypto-based payment methods. These options will vary based on the operator, but they’re all safe and approved by state regulators.
In addition to using a wide range of bank-approved debit and credit cards, many online casinos allow you to deposit or withdraw funds from your account via e-wallets. These methods are fast and convenient, and they don’t usually carry fees.
There are a few ways to access online casinos, but the most popular method is through a web browser. This method is a bit slower than downloading software, but it’s more secure and easier to use. It can be accessed from any computer or mobile device with an internet connection, and you don’t have to worry about losing your username or password.
When you’re ready to start playing at an online casino, you should familiarize yourself with its terms and conditions. These will include anything from bonus offers to minimum deposit amounts and wagering requirements. Always check the terms carefully, and don’t hesitate to contact customer support if you have any questions or concerns.
One of the best things about playing casino games online is that you can play for a lower stake than in a land-based casino. This is because the house edge in an online casino is much smaller than in a brick-and-mortar establishment. This makes it a great choice for players who are on a budget and looking to get more bang for their buck.
The most popular games to play at online casinos are slots and roulette. These games are the most profitable, and you can even find progressive jackpots that payout huge sums of money to lucky winners.
Another popular online casino game is pai gow poker. This card game is fun, easy to learn, and requires very little strategy. It’s a great way to pass the time while waiting for other players to finish their hands.
Baccarat is a popular game to play at online casinos as well. This table game has a low house edge and a quick gameplay. It’s a game that’s enjoyed by both beginners and experts, and is a great option for anyone looking to get some cash on the side.
Jackpots are a big draw for casino players, and they’re becoming increasingly popular at online casinos. These games usually have a prize amount that’s fixed before the game begins, but they can grow until someone wins.
A sportsbook is a place where you can make bets on different types of sporting events. These can include football, basketball, hockey and more. You can even wager on horse races and political elections.
Legal sports betting is on the rise across the country as more states legalize it. There are some restrictions, however. The most important thing to look for when you’re choosing a sportsbook is to make sure that it is licensed in your state. This will ensure that your personal information is protected and that you won’t get into any trouble.
The best sportsbooks accept a variety of currencies, and also offer customer service via email or telephone. These services should be available around the clock, and you can always ask to speak to someone in person if you have any questions.
Bonuses and promotions are another factor to consider when you’re looking for a sportsbook. These can be an excellent way to attract new customers and entice them to sign up. You can find a list of the top sportsbooks with bonuses on our website, but remember to read reviews carefully and understand how they work before signing up.
You should shop around for the best odds, and you may want to have accounts with several different books to maximize your winnings. For example, if you’re interested in betting on the Chicago Cubs, you’ll need to shop for a book that has the best moneyline on the game. This can save you a lot of money, and it’s a great way to get more value out of your bets.
Almost all sportsbooks accept credit cards and electronic transfers, and some have live chat or phone support. The best sportsbooks will help you with any issues that you might have, and they’ll try their best to give you a great experience.
Risk-free bets are also a good way to test a sportsbook’s reliability before putting real cash on the line. These are usually a match-up of your initial deposit plus bonus cash.
Before you place a bet, check the odds on the bookie’s site. If they’re too low, you can always change your mind and try another bookie.
In-person bets are typically the most popular, but you can also play online or on mobile devices. You’ll have to make sure that the site you choose offers a secure banking option, and you should be able to receive your winnings within a few days or hours after placing your bet.
If you’re a fan of betting on multiple teams, find a sportsbook that allows you to place a parlay bet. This can be a great way to increase your winnings and is also fun!
You can also try your luck on the lottery, or place bets on non-sports events. These are some of the most lucrative types of bets, but they can be a little confusing at first. You should learn about the laws and regulations surrounding these bets before making any decisions, as well as read up on sports betting terminology to ensure you understand the rules of the game.
What You Need to Know Before Playing the Lottery
A live sgp lottery is a game where players spend money and win prizes. In many states, the proceeds are used to pay for public projects and services.
Historically, lotteries have been popular in the United States as well as around the world. In colonial-era America, they were often used to finance public works such as paving streets or building wharves and churches. They also were used to fund school buildings.
In most of the United States, a lottery is run by a state or city government. Usually, people buy a ticket with a set of numbers on it and the lottery randomly picks a few of these numbers and awards prizes to winners who match those numbers.
If you want to play the lottery, there are a few things you should know. First, your odds of winning are very low. Even if you have been playing the lottery for a long time, your chances of winning do not increase.
Second, the odds of winning are completely random, which means that no single set of numbers is more lucky than any other. The same combination of numbers is just as likely to win the lottery as six randomly chosen numbers are.
Third, you need to be aware that a large amount of money can change your life for the worse. A huge jackpot can make you feel incredibly rich and it’s easy to lose yourself in a frenzy.
Fourth, you need to be aware that winning the lottery can lead to a decrease in your quality of life and a loss of family relationships. In addition, your social life can take a turn for the worse when you start flaunting your newfound wealth.
Finally, you need to be aware that lotteries are not a healthy activity for anyone to engage in. They can be addictive and can have serious negative impacts on your health.
The most common arguments against lotteries are that they are a form of gambling, promote addiction and other abuses, and are a major regressive tax on lower income groups. However, these criticisms can be disputed by examining the structure of state lotteries and their evolution.
Moreover, state lotteries have generally won broad public approval. This is largely because they are seen as an alternative to other taxes and are considered a source of “painless” revenue for the state. The argument is particularly effective when the state’s fiscal condition is poor and voters are afraid of tax increases or cuts in public programs.
Some states have also argued that their lotteries provide an important service to the state by raising funds for specific public goods. This argument has been successful in some states, such as North Dakota, but it has not been so effective in others.
One of the best ways to win a lottery is to use your birthday numbers. This strategy can be especially helpful if you are trying to maximize your winnings. It is also recommended that you never purchase more than two tickets at a time. This way, you are less likely to forget about your winnings and lose them.
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Slot, meaning “narrow notch, groove, or opening,” is an English term that can be used to describe any hole that allows something to be inserted or removed. It can also refer to a narrow space in a computer or other device.
The word slot can be found in the Merriam-Webster dictionary, where it is defined as “a slot, notch, or groove; a narrow opening.” It can also be used to describe a slot in an airplane wing or tail surface that allows air to pass through.
There are a number of different types of slots, and each type has its own unique characteristics. Some are free to play, while others require a fixed amount of paylines. They may have a number of special symbols that trigger bonus features, and they may have a jackpot or other prizes.
Some games have multiple reels, while other have just one. It’s up to you to decide which is right for you. There are a variety of themes, from jungle to traditional cards to James Bond-esque games, so choose the one that best matches your tastes.
Penny slots are a popular type of slot machine. They can be found bunched up alongside other machines in a casino and can be a great way to earn some extra money on the side.
These types of machines are a popular choice for players on a budget, as they typically don’t cost much to play. The only downside is that they are random, so it’s difficult to predict your winnings.
When playing penny slots, you’ll need to choose a machine with a high payout percentage and good bonus rounds. There are also many different kinds of paylines, so be sure to check out the paytable before you begin playing.
Some slot machines have a fixed number of paylines, while others let you choose how many you want to bet on. This can be a good way to maximize your winnings, but it’s important to remember that the number of paylines you select isn’t the only factor in determining your win.
Another common misconception about penny demo slot pragmatic is that they can be played for a penny per spin. This isn’t always true, but it’s usually possible to bet a penny on each spin, and there are some casinos that allow you to do this.
In addition, a lot of people believe that a slot can go without paying out for a certain amount of time. This isn’t always the case, but it’s worth noting that most slots do have a payout percentage and bonus rounds that are designed to keep players playing.
Despite this, some people have a tendency to overthink slot games and think that they need to follow certain strategies in order to maximize their profits. This isn’t true, but it’s a common myth that can lead to a lot of unnecessary stress when playing these games.
The slot receiver position is one of the most versatile and essential positions on the field, as it allows a wideout to catch any pass. This versatility makes them a key part of any football team’s offense, so it’s important to know how to play this position and how to improve your skills.
How to Succeed in Poker
Poker is a game of strategy and skill that can earn you substantial sums of money. However, success in the game does not come easily and requires a great deal of patience, perseverance, and discipline. It also requires a commitment to smart game selection and smart bankroll management.
First, you need to understand the basic rules of poker. This includes how to place an ante, fold, call, raise, and check.
Usually, players start the game with an ante, which is a small amount of money. They must put this into the pot if they want to be dealt in.
The dealer then deals two cards to each player, and keeps them secret from other players. Once the dealer has finished, everyone must decide whether or not to bet.
Some games allow players to discard a few of their cards, and others require that they show all of their cards to win. The player with the best hand wins the entire pot.
There are many different variations of poker, including Texas Hold’Em, Omaha, and Seven-Card Stud. All of these games have their own unique rules and strategies, so it’s important to know the rules and how to play them well.
When to Fold – If you have a hand that has no chance of winning, you should probably fold. This is especially true if your opponent has a strong hand, as it’s more likely that they will raise.
Don’t Get Too Attached to Good Hands – Pocket kings and queens are very strong hands, but it is always possible for an ace on the flop to kill them. If the board has a lot of flushes or straights, then it’s a good idea to fold them.
Position is Essential – You need to be in the right position at the right time to make accurate value bets and bluff effectively. You can do this by acting last, which allows you to gather information about your opponents’ hands that they may not have access to.
Improve Your Physical Game – This is crucial for a long and successful poker career. It involves improving your stamina, which enables you to play longer sessions and with greater focus and attention.
Learn the basics of betting and raising – This is important for any beginner. It helps you to make better decisions and increase your winnings by avoiding mistakes that could cost you a lot of money.
Practicing these basics before a big game will ensure that you have a much better understanding of what to do in any situation, and help you to make smarter bet sizes. It also allows you to make more informed decisions about when to raise or call, so that you can avoid losing money by a bad decision.
The best way to play poker is to focus on your strategy, and ignore your emotions. This will ensure that you have the confidence and discipline to succeed at the game, and you can also save yourself a lot of frustration by keeping your emotions in check.
The Best Online Casinos to Win Real Cash
Online casinos offer players the chance to play hundreds of casino games on their PCs, tablets and mobile phones. These sites allow players to deposit and withdraw real money with a variety of payment methods. These methods include credit cards, cryptocurrencies and bank wire transfers.
There are many advantages to playing at a top-rated online casino. These include:
The best casinos offer the most variety of games, including slots and live dealer games. These websites are also staffed by expert customer support agents who can help you with any questions or concerns you might have.
These sites are regulated by a variety of regulatory bodies, and they also offer safe and secure banking options for players to use. They are also available in a variety of languages, making them a great choice for international players.
Slots are a popular category of casino game, and they are available in a wide variety of themes and features. They are a great option for players who are looking to relax and have fun. They have a lower house edge than most other types of casino games, and they can also help you make more money in the long run if you play for a long time.
They are also a great way to win money quickly and easily, as the odds of winning are higher than in other games. The odds of winning are calculated by a random number generator, which ensures that the results are fair.
The best online casinos offer a wide range of slots, including classic 3-reel titles and progressive jackpots. Some even offer live dealer tables that give you a genuine Las Vegas experience.
Blackjack is another popular casino game that can be played for real money. The odds are much better on blackjack than on other casino games, and it has more generous rules for winning a bonus or free spins. You can learn to play blackjack at an online casino by observing the rules and practicing in demo games before you deposit any real money.
In addition to blackjack, you can also try your hand at roulette and baccarat. These games are also popular among online casino enthusiasts.
Some of the most popular casino games are slots, which are an exciting way to win real cash. They are easy to understand and can be played by beginners and seasoned casino players alike.
These games are available at most online casinos, and you can play them for free in the demo version. You can even play them on your phone or tablet without downloading any software.
A good online casino will also have a live chat feature that allows you to ask questions or request information from the site’s support team. This is a great way to get help with your games and stay informed about promotions.
The biggest online casinos have a huge selection of slots, table and card games, video poker, speciality games, and more. Their libraries are large and diverse, offering something for players of all tastes, bankrolls and ages.
A keluaran hk is a place where you can place bets on a variety of sporting events. These places are often located within casinos and racetracks, but they also exist online. The majority of sportsbooks are legal in the United States, although there are some offshore sportsbooks that operate without licenses.
The word “sportsbook” means a place where you can wager on sporting events, and it can be found throughout the world. In the US, it was previously illegal, but this has changed in recent years as federal laws have allowed many states to legalize betting.
How Does a Sportsbook Work?
A sportsbook accepts bets on a wide range of different sporting events, including football, basketball, baseball, ice hockey, soccer, and horse racing. Most sportsbooks use a computer program to process the bets and offer lines on various games.
Using a sportsbook is easy, and most have a secure website and fast payouts. However, there are some things to keep in mind before placing your bets:
Shop around for the best odds
The first thing you should do if you want to win big is shop around for the best lines. The difference of a few cents here and there might not seem like much, but it adds up over time.
Another thing to look for is a sportsbook that offers a good return on parlays and points rewards. Depending on the sports you bet on, these can make a big difference to your winnings.
A team’s home court or field can have a huge impact on the outcome of a game. This is why oddsmakers include the home team in their point spreads and moneylines.
You can also take advantage of props, which are wagers on specific statistical aspects of a game. These are often based on trends and can be a great way to increase your winnings, but you should remember that there is no such thing as a sure bet in sports.
Almost every sport has its own unique line, so it’s important to understand what you’re getting into before you start betting on sports. You can find out more about betting lines by reading online reviews and by speaking with an experienced bettor who knows the ins and outs of the market.
Some bettors bet only on their favorite team, while others will bet on both teams in a game. The most popular bets are moneyline, spread, and totals, but there are also prop bets, which involve a number of different factors.
In general, sportsbooks offer better odds than bookmakers, but it’s a good idea to shop around for the best deal possible.
The odds can vary significantly between sportsbooks, and the difference can make a huge difference to your bottom line. For example, if you bet on the Chicago Cubs at -180, it’s worth it to check out sportsbooks that have them at -190.
The sportsbook industry is a profitable one, with an estimated revenue of over $3 billion per year. The industry is growing rapidly and will continue to grow in the coming years as more and more people become interested in betting on sports.
The Lottery by Shirley Jackson
A lottery is a contest where people buy tickets and have a chance of winning a prize. It’s a popular way to raise money and can be an attractive alternative to other forms of gambling.
The word lottery comes from the Middle Dutch loterie, which means “to draw lots.” The first recorded state-sponsored lotteries in Europe were held in Flanders in the first half of the 15th century. Some government-run lotteries are still in operation today.
Lotteries are also a popular way to raise money for a cause. The proceeds from a lottery can be used for scholarships, parks and other public services.
A lottery can be a good way to raise money for a charity or organization, but it may not be a suitable choice for everyone. If you’re going to play the lottery, it’s important to consider the cost and potential tax implications before you do.
In her short story The Lottery, writer Shirley Jackson explores the dangers of a society that blindly follows traditions and rituals. This story highlights the importance of expressing disagreement with an outdated status quo. It is also a reminder that evil can occur in small, peaceful communities.
The first major problem in the story is the blind following of tradition and rituals that are no longer valid. This is especially true in a small town like Vermont. In this story, the Hutchinson family does not show any loyalty to one another. This is a dangerous thing for a family to do because it can be a form of abuse.
This is a common theme in Shirley Jackson’s short stories, but it is especially powerful in “The Lottery.” It is important to be able to stand up against an authority when it is no longer right and has no legitimacy. This is the same principle as democracy.
The family theme is important in this story because it shows that families are not loyal to each other. In this case, one of the members of the Hutchinson family is about to die due to a lottery ticket drawn. The other family members do not care about the fate of this member of their family.
In this story, a man who is in charge of the lottery draws a black box and stirs up papers inside it. The box is an ancient one that has been used for a long time. The black box is a symbol for the fact that the lottery has been around for a long time and the lottery tradition has been passed down through generations.
This is an important theme in this story because it demonstrates that it is not always easy to break away from an old tradition or ritual. It is especially difficult to do so when you are a woman.
The lottery is a form of gambling, and it can be an addictive activity. It can also lead to serious financial problems. It is important to remember that there are other ways to spend your money, such as through savings and investments.
A slot is a narrow notch, groove, or opening in something, such as a keyway in a piece of machinery or a slit for a coin in a vending machine. A slot is also a place where an aircraft can take off or land at an airport.
The term “slot” is also used to describe a receiver in football who lines up just behind the line of scrimmage and slightly to the left or right of the center of the formation. Typically, slot receivers are a versatile option for quarterbacks who need a wide receiver that can stretch the field and attack all three levels of the defense.
They’re also a crucial part of the blocking game since they’ll usually line up right next to defensive end, nickelback, and outside linebackers. They need to be able to read the field well to know where defenders are and what routes they’re likely to run, and they must have an advanced level of blocking ability to make their routes successful.
There are many different types of slots and a good slot player should know how each one works before they play. They should know how to size their bets based on their bankroll, and they should know which slots pay the most to maximize their chances of winning big.
The rules of slot machines are governed by computer program that combines a random number generator with a set of symbols to produce thousands of random numbers each second. These numbers are matched to paylines and the payout is determined by whether a specific combination of symbols lands on the payline.
This system means that each spin is independent and random, so no one can predict what will happen. However, some people believe that slots are rigged to pay out more than they should; this is untrue and is a common misconception.
In addition, most machines use a computer system to control how often they pay out; this is called frequency. These systems vary from 97% to 100%, and it’s important to check the information on the slot machine’s help screen before you begin playing.
If you’re looking for a high-payout slot, you should consider betting maximum coins, which are usually more expensive than lower denominations. Max bets typically bring the highest payback percentages, so you should always try to play this amount.
Depending on the slot machine, you can win by matching the symbols on the reels with those on the pay lines; this is known as a stacked payline. If you win, you get a payout based on the total bet multiplied by the payline’s winning combination.
You can find this information on most casino slots in the help area or at the top of the screen. The information usually includes a description of the machine’s features, how to use it, and the odds of hitting the jackpot.
The best strategy for slots is to avoid low-paying machines and stick with those that have a higher return to player. These machines are typically located in separate rooms or a’salon’, with attendants and cashiers who can point you in the right direction.
Poker is an exciting and challenging game that requires a great deal of focus, concentration, and patience. It can be played in a variety of settings, from online casinos to friendly tournaments. It can also be a very relaxing activity that reduces stress and anxiety.
Poker has many benefits for players, both mentally and physically. The activity is a great way to reduce stress, which can be a contributing factor in obesity and chronic diseases like diabetes. Besides that, playing poker can also help you improve your concentration and multitasking skills, which is important in many situations.
In most games of poker, the dealer shuffles and deals two cards to each player, one at a time. Then, each player looks at their cards and decides whether to bet or fold. If they choose to bet, they make a bet of the same number of chips that the previous player placed in the pot; if they choose to fold, they put no chips into the pot and do not play the betting round.
In Texas Hold’em, the most common form of poker, each player makes a forced bet before they are dealt their cards. This bet is called the ante and it’s usually a small amount, such as $1 or $5. The first betting round begins when a player bets the ante, and each player to the left in turn must either call that bet or raise it, placing more than the ante into the pot.
When a player raises, the bet must be at least as large as the previous bet or they will have to drop out of the pot. This can be difficult for some players to understand, so they may choose to raise too little or too much.
The bet sizing you use is an essential part of your poker strategy. It’s a very important aspect of how you play your hands, as it can help you to decide when to raise and when to fold. Choosing the right bet sizing can make all the difference between winning and losing.
Choosing the right place to play poker
The best place for you to play poker is the one that matches your goals and skill level. For example, if you’re looking to become a high roller, you might want to play at a higher stakes table with more players. Then, you’ll be able to play your best and increase your bankroll as the game progresses.
How to manage your losses in poker
As with most other types of gambling, poker players will have a lot of losses. However, good poker players can learn to cope with these losses and not throw a tantrum over them.
By learning to be able to take your losses and still play the game at your best, you’ll be able to avoid the mental and physical problems that can come with playing on tilt. This will help you to make better decisions in the long run and will ultimately help you to improve your poker skills.
What is an Online Casino?
An online casino is an Internet-based gambling establishment that accepts wagers from customers over the Internet. It offers a wide range of games, including slot machines and table games such as blackjack.
The best online casinos provide a great experience for players and are reliable, safe and secure. They also offer a variety of bonuses and promotions to attract new players. These include deposit matches, free spins, and player loyalty programs.
Most online casinos have an extensive game library, with a variety of slot machines and other games from leading software providers. They also have a great selection of table games and live dealer options.
In addition, many online casinos are designed to work well on mobile devices and allow players to place their bets on the go. In fact, some casinos even have their own apps.
These online gambling sites are convenient for anyone with a computer and an Internet connection, and they can be used by players in almost any country in the world. The best online casinos offer a range of banking options and allow players to deposit and withdraw funds quickly and easily.
A good casino will also be licensed in a recognized jurisdiction, and it should practice fair play by listing provably fair casino games. This means that the games are independently verified and regularly checked using a random number generator. If a casino does not follow these practices, they could face legal ramifications.
The most common online casino bonus is the welcome bonus, which gives new players extra money to play with when they sign up for an account. The amount can vary widely, but is usually a percentage of the total deposit.
Some online casinos also offer no deposit bonuses, which give you a certain amount of free play without the need to make a deposit. These can be very lucrative, but you need to be sure that the bonus is legitimate.
Another popular bonus is the match deposit, which gives you extra cash to play with when you first register for an account. These can be a great way to test out an online casino, and are a good idea for players who are looking to win big.
Besides slots, some of the most popular online casino games are poker, blackjack and roulette. These are not only easy to learn, but they also have a lower house edge than some other casino games. They are also more likely to have a lenient playthrough requirement, and in some cases, contribute more points towards player loyalty programs.
These are just some of the most popular casino online games that players enjoy playing. They are fun to play, and can help you relax after a long day. They can also be very profitable if you are skilled at them.
Most online casinos offer a variety of games, so you should be able to find one that suits your preferences and budget. Some of the most popular online casino games include slots, video poker, and table games.
On: January 28, 2023 By: adminfis
Poker is a family of card games played around the world. The game can be played in casinos, poker clubs, private homes, and over the Internet. There are several different forms of poker, each with its own rules and strategies. Its popularity has grown dramatically over the years. This is particularly true in the United States, where it is often referred to as the national card game.
The standard rule of thumb is to only place money in the pot if you have a bluff. In poker, a bluff is a bet on your hand to make other players fold, or if you believe you have the best hand. You can raise the previous bet by a fixed amount, or go all-in, in which you take the entire betting stack.
A poker game may vary in how many cards are dealt, how often the hand is re-drawn, and how the final winner is decided. Generally, a round of betting follows each hand. Some versions may award the pot to the best hand, while other variations divide the pot among the best and worst hands. If a player’s hand does not beat the others, he or she can discard all but three cards, or draw from a deck of cards.
One of the most exciting parts of the poker experience is the showdown. This is the moment when all but one of the players are eliminated from the competition. When a hand is revealed, players reveal their cards and reveal their hidden cards to each other. Unlike other vying games, the showdown is only a momentary occurrence, as there is often more than one player in contention.
Most modern poker games feature a forced bet, also known as a blind. This is a type of bet, usually accompanied by an ante. The blind is the simplest of the forced bets, and is usually only a small fraction of the size of the pot. Another form of the forced bet is the ante, which is a standardized bet that consists of a predetermined minimum amount.
The three-card ace of spades is not the most common poker hand, but it is the most popular. Typically, it is the hand that has the highest number of cards, or the best five-card combination. Sometimes, a straight or flush is used as a final showdown.
The “poker table” is a common site at casinos, and has also become a fixture in the home. Usually, each player receives one card and the dealer deals a series of face-down cards. The dealer then cuts the cards. Normally, the cards are dealt in a clockwise fashion. Each round of the poker game involves a bet, with a final betting round taking place after all of the cards are discarded.
The best poker hand is the one that pays the most. In some games, the winning hand is a straight or flush, but in others, the pot is divided between the best and worst hands.
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Online casinos are available for play from the comfort of your home. These casinos offer a wide selection of games that you can access anytime and anywhere. This includes live dealer games that offer a real life casino experience. In addition, you can interact with other players and enjoy a social aspect. Some of the best online casinos are Caesars Casino, BetOnline, and Ignition.
The best online casinos are also optimized for mobile play. Not all desktop games are available on mobile devices, however. To avoid disappointment, you should choose a site that offers a solid selection of live dealer casino games. Moreover, you should check out the quality of the customer support. Make sure to look for a licensed casino. Also, check the minimum and maximum stakes.
Most of the casinos offer a wide variety of table games. You can choose from blackjack, roulette, poker, and more. If you are looking for a high-stakes game, you can even opt for High Roller tables. A good sign is a casino that hosts games by the biggest names in the industry.
Live casino games are broadcast through live streaming technology. Dealers are professionally trained and dressed in their finest attire. Players can use chat windows to engage with the dealer and other players. They can also view the game history. Other benefits include live video and real-time audio.
As for security, online casinos go to great lengths to ensure your safety. Most of the payment platforms are heavily encrypted. Additionally, the software is inspected by third-party regulators to ensure fairness. For the highest level of e-payment security, it’s recommended to opt for a site that offers top-tier security measures.
While most online casinos are available to users from any location with an internet connection, some operators are licensed in specific states. However, operators that do not have a state license are considered illegal. There are some exceptions to this rule, and you should check before making a deposit.
The main difference between regular online casino games and live casino games is that the former are played against computer algorithms, whereas the latter is played against a real live dealer. Live casinos also have special studios where they shoot their games. Many studios have multiple tables running simultaneously. Often, these lobbies create a real-life casino atmosphere, allowing players to interact and analyze the game in a realistic way.
The best casinos provide you with an enjoyable and authentic gaming experience. You can interact with other players, watch the action unfold, and analyse the various games. Even though the games may be automated, you still get a social experience that keeps many players coming back. So if you are in the mood for a fun and unique game, it’s worth checking out the top online casinos for the best live dealer casino experience.
Unlike traditional brick-and-mortar casinos, live dealer online casinos have all the advantages of online gambling without sacrificing the fun. In fact, this type of casino has gained popularity because of the convenience it provides. And, because the casino offers a social component, you can meet other players, chat, and engage in exciting discussions.
Sportsbooks are places online where people can bet on sports events. The best ones offer various bet types and a variety of wagering opportunities. In addition to offering a range of betting options, a good sportsbook also offers a variety of promotions. However, when choosing a sportsbook, it is important to check its legality in your jurisdiction, as well as its terms and conditions. Also, look for a reputation for great customer service.
SBOBET sportsbook is one of the largest online bookmakers in Asia. It was established in 2004 and has been around for almost 16 years. Since then, it has become a popular online destination for sports bettors throughout the world. Among its features, it provides live streaming of major sporting events, a gaming area, and a mobile app.
The sportsbook covers 33 different sports. Some of the most popular markets include the NFL, NHL, NCAAB, and MLB. There are also many unique bets. For example, the sportsbook has a racebook, as well as an Asian handicaps section.
SBOBET has won several awards, including the Asian Operator of the Year award two years in a row. It has more than 1 million registered users. While it has gained international fame, it is still a primarily Asian-based business. Nevertheless, it has won the hearts of customers from other parts of the world.
SBObet’s interface is easy to use. This includes its mobile site, which is fully responsive. The site is also packed with great graphics. Once a user logs in, he or she can browse through the sportsbook’s betting options and make deposits or withdrawals. Aside from the desktop site, SBObet also offers a WAP service that allows users to view their account balances, check the latest events, and place live bets.
SBObet’s live betting option is one of the best in the business. With its live streaming feature, you can watch the action from a selection of 20 daily feeds. Users can choose among different betting options, such as moneylines, totals, and in-play betting. They can also cash out their wagers in real time.
When it comes to bonuses, SBObet offers a variety of promotions. New users can receive a risk-free $1,000 in bets. On top of that, the sportsbook offers a tiered revenue sharing system. As for the minimum withdrawal amount, it varies by level of play. For instance, for Euros, it is higher than for American Dollars. Besides the promotional deals, the sportsbook also has occasional deposit bonuses.
If you are a high roller, you can also try out SBOBet’s live betting option. This is one of the easiest ways to wager in-play on a variety of games. You can bet on a wide array of games, including football, rugby, cricket, tennis, baseball, and even horse racing.
The best sportsbook has a user-friendly website and a variety of betting options. Additionally, it offers a tiered revenue sharing system, great customer service, and a multi-language support team. Moreover, it has a number of contact methods, including live chat, email, and Skype.
Advantages and Disadvantages of Playing the Lottery Online
On: January 25, 2023 February 12, 2023 By: adminfis
In the United States, the lottery is one of the most popular forms of gambling. The odds of winning are close to fifty percent, which is a good incentive to play. However, the house edge is also close to 50%. Many lottery enthusiasts believe that random events can affect the outcome of the game. This is called the gambler’s fallacy. It is a false belief that the probability of any single event happening can influence the outcome of a game.
Lotteries in the United States are governed by different state laws. The law pertaining to the legality of the online sale of lotteries is not entirely clear. There is a federal law, called the Unlawful Internet Gambling Enforcement Act (UIGEA), that has been enacted to ban online gaming, but it does not prevent the sale of online lottery tickets. Despite this, several Northeastern states, like New Jersey, Massachusetts, and Rhode Island, have begun to legalize online lotteries.
The most obvious advantage of playing the lottery online is convenience. All you have to do is open an account with an online lottery site and start buying tickets. You can access the games from the comfort of your own home. These sites can be accessed on desktops, tablets, and even smartphones. Aside from convenience, online lotteries are considered safe because they are operated by an official vendor.
One of the best benefits of playing the lottery online is that the cost of the ticket is minimal. Most official websites offer the same prices as land-based lotteries. Plus, you get to see the winning numbers before you buy your ticket. If you are lucky enough to win, you can have your money delivered right to your doorstep. While the chance of winning is relatively small, the payout could make a huge difference in your life.
The jackpots in the US are growing every year. Some lottery games have jackpots that exceed one million dollars. Regardless of the size of the jackpot, the house edge in most lotteries is approximately fifty percent. And as with any other form of gambling, there is a risk of losing money.
Another downside of playing the Singapore Pools is that you do not receive many promotions. When you do win, you are likely to split the jackpot with another player.
For those who do not want to take the risk of putting their money on the line, there are lottery concierge services. These companies help you purchase lottery tickets from across the world. Although these services are not legally regulated, they provide a higher house edge than lottery distributors.
As an added benefit, the IRS will not levy tax on your prize if the value is less than $500. Several online lotto sites will also send W2-G forms to winners.
Because of the lack of competition in the lottery industry, the quality of service is not up to par. Nevertheless, a few lotteries have managed to expand their service offerings to include Instant Games.
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How to Choose the Best Slot Online
There are plenty of slot games to choose from. In order to choose the best, it’s important to be familiar with the features of each. The first thing that you must do is determine the level of risk that you want to take on. You can do this by comparing the RTP that each game offers. A higher RTP means that you will be able to make more money from your slot play.
Another thing that you should be aware of is the volatility of the slot. This is the amount of change that you will have during each spin. If you play a low-volatility game, you will have a higher kesempatan kemenangan. When the volatility is high, you will have a lower kesempatan kemenangan.
Once you know the volatility of the game, you can find out what type of slot to play. Often times, you can choose between a traditional slot machine and a modern slot game. By choosing a modern slot, you can expect to have a more interesting game with a wide variety of features.
As one of the leading slot providers in Indonesia, Slot88 is the most popular choice. It offers high-quality game play as well as a good return to player. They also provide a range of bonuses that will give you more fun and value while playing. And as a bonus, you’ll get access to their 24jam support.
For those of you who are looking for a great variety of slots, you may be interested in learning about Pragmatic Play. This slot provider has some of the most popular slot games online. Their popular game, Sweet Bonanza, has a jackpot that is regularly hitting. Plus, they’ve got 15 other game slots to choose from. Whether you like classic games or something a little more adventurous, you’ll find a game that you’ll love.
For players that like to have a bit of excitement in their games, a high-paying bonus slot can provide the extra adrenalin you’re after. One of the game’s perks is the Sticky Wild feature, which is designed to keep a wild symbol in the middle of the reel for a longer period of time.
When you’re ready to win big on your next slot, you can also check out the games offered by Mega Joker. This gaming provider offers a jumbo-rupiah jackpot, as well as a high-paying bonus. But, the best part about this gaming service is their customer service. Regardless of whether you’re just starting out, or you’ve played at other casinos, you’ll be able to get in touch with their team.
Another provider that you should consider for your next online game is Flowgaming. This provider has been around for years, and its games include a range of classic and modern slots. You’ll be able to enjoy their game play, as well as their video graphics and other interactive elements. Flowgaming has a 96% RTP and has a large number of games available.
Poker is a card game that is played all over the world. Players must use their cards to develop a hand, and then bet on their hand, or their opponents, based on the rules of the game. The winner takes the pot. Most games feature a standard deck, but other variants have been developed.
Traditionally, a player’s hand is formed by taking cards from the deck and forming the best hand from them. Cards are then placed face down on the table. If a player’s hand has no value, he or she can discard a number of cards. Often, the remaining cards are used to form a new hand. This is called a forced bet.
During the course of a hand, a player may bet, raise, or fold. After betting, players reveal their hand. The best hand wins the pot. Other players can bet or raise their own hands, but they cannot do so if they have a weaker hand. In addition, the dealer cuts and shuffles the cards.
Each round of betting involves a set amount of betting. When all betting is complete, the dealer reveals the cards and deals them to all players. There is then another round of betting. Typically, the first round of betting consists of betting between each card. However, in some countries, such as the U.S., a short pack is used. These packs contain fewer cards than the full deck.
The first version of poker was known as Primero. It was a game that was popular during the American Revolution. Eventually, it evolved into the three-card brag that is still played today.
Three-card brag was a popular gentleman’s game during the American Revolution. The game’s earliest form was played with 20 cards. It was later modified to be played with five cards. Eventually, players were able to discard up to three of their cards. Still today, it is one of the most popular types of poker.
In modern poker, most games involve a forced bet. This bet is placed before the first round of betting, and is sometimes called the ante. For example, a player who holds a five-card draw must place an ante into the pot before revealing the cards. He or she can then raise the bet, and in turn, others may also raise.
The game is also known for its bluffing. To bluff, a player must make a bet that is less than the amount that has been bet by a previous player. Using this tactic, a player can win the pot by drawing cards and making a higher or lower hand than the other players. On the other hand, a player who has a lower hand can bluff a higher hand by betting more.
IDNPoker is a relatively young online poker network. Originally founded in Cambodia, the company is now headquartered in Makati, Metro Manila, Philippines. In recent years, IDNPoker has grown to become the third largest poker network worldwide. It has an excellent client for desktop computers, mobile devices, and HTML5 versions. Additionally, the website features a minimalist design that is fully translated into English.
How to Play Live Casino Games
In today’s digital world, the concept of playing live casino games at an online casino has become a reality. These games offer the chance to experience real-life casino gaming, but with the added bonus of the ability to interact with other players and a live dealer. Some of the most popular games available in a live online casino include poker, roulette and blackjack.
Live online casinos use real-time technology and a professional dealer to run the game. This gives players a more authentic and intense gambling experience. Players can watch the action on a screen, and communicate with the dealer by typing messages. Often, the live stream itself is encrypted, and it is only the dealer and the player who can see what is going on. Usually, a video camera is mounted on a central piece of equipment.
In addition to the live dealers, a high-quality video camera is the most critical piece of technology used in live casino games. It is also necessary for players to have a high-speed, reliable Internet connection. Another piece of equipment is the computer, which is used to keep track of the history of each game. The computers can also be used to place bets and calculate winnings.
To enjoy live casino games, players first need to create an account at an online casino. After creating an account, they need to log in and join the gaming lobby. Depending on the site, they may need to choose a payment method for their account. However, most sites offer no minimum withdrawal requirements, and most e-payments carry no fees. If a player decides to withdraw his or her winnings, the money is sent through the cashier section of the online casino.
When it comes to security, online casinos go to great lengths to ensure that players can enjoy the experience without having to worry about fraud. To prevent fraud, they require that all payments be encrypted. Most casinos also implement authentication measures, such as passwords and user names, to keep their users safe.
Live casino games use the latest live-streaming technology, and many feature HD quality. These games are designed by specialists, who ensure that the game runs smoothly across multiple devices. Compared to standard casino games, live games tend to be more graphically intense.
Several online casinos also offer Infinite Blackjack, which allows players to play independently, and test different strategies for the game. Some of these games even offer insurance and side wagers. A newcomer to the game will find it easy to get accustomed to the game and make some money.
Many casinos also offer generous sign-up offers. Typically, they will give players free chips to get started, and some will allow them to open multiple accounts for free. New players should check out the sign-up offer before signing up for a casino. Usually, the sign-up offer will also have a deposit requirement, which must be met before the player can withdraw his or her money.
A sportsbook is a company that takes bets on sporting events and enables customers to bet on the games they like. There are a wide variety of sportsbooks, and they all have different features and services. Some of them offer promotions and bonuses. Those who are just starting to make bets should look for a reputable sportsbook that offers a range of options, competitive odds, and fair payout limits.
Some of the best sportsbooks allow customers to deposit through credit cards, electronic bank transfers, and other methods. If a sportsbook does not support your preferred method, consider looking elsewhere. It is also important to check for customer service. This means looking for a sportsbook that has a good reputation and offers live chat support.
Sportsbooks that have live streaming are a step ahead of their competitors. Live streaming allows you to see live action as it is taking place, and allows you to place a bet in real time. However, live streaming is not available for all sports. In most cases, you will be limited to live scores, live betting, and in-play betting.
The best sportsbooks offer a wide variety of bet types, including proposition bets, live in-play betting, and Asian handicaps. These bet types are more complicated than a standard bet, but they provide a high return on investment for the punter.
Many sportsbooks also offer risk-free bets, such as a $1,000 bet for a sporting event that you choose to watch. You should always read the terms and conditions for these promotions to make sure you are getting the most out of them.
Another thing to look for is a sportsbook’s minimum withdrawal amount. Depending on the payment method, it may be higher or lower. Also, keep in mind that the minimum withdrawal amount will increase when dealing in currencies other than the US dollar. Similarly, there will be a minimum withdrawal amount if you withdraw a voucher you have purchased. Additionally, you should be aware of any promotional rules, such as those that prevent you from making a withdrawal while a promotion is running.
Other features that make a sportsbook worth looking into are the ability to bet on any sporting event. Most online sportsbooks are geolocated, so that they can identify your location and show you where you can bet. Moreover, the best sportsbooks offer a wide range of sports, including major sports, international sports, and even virtual games. Lastly, make sure the sportsbook is licensed in your jurisdiction.
Although a sportsbook can’t legally operate in every state, the Supreme Court ruled in favor of legalizing sports betting in more than 20 states. If you live in one of these states, you will be able to access a sportsbook. But, it’s worth remembering that not all states have legalized gambling, and some states require that you be physically present to make a bet. Fortunately, many sportsbooks offer mobile apps for you to bet on the go.
The Benefits of Gambling Online
Lotteries are a popular form of gambling hk pools. They are also an effective way to raise funds for public projects. Typically, lottery profits are redirected to college scholarships, public schools, or pension systems for public employees. However, there are some exceptions. These can include sports betting, games with scratch cards, and games with fixed prizes.
A lottery is a game of chance that involves drawing numbers to win a prize. The probability of winning a lottery is very low. There are several different ways to play, and lottery enthusiasts often base their selections on certain patterns or “hot” numbers.
Lotteries are usually run by state governments. Some states also encourage their citizens to participate in them. This helps to raise funds for public projects, including parks, wildlife conservation, and educational programs. In addition to the traditional draw games, some recent lotteries allow the purchaser to choose the numbers themselves.
During the Roman Empire, lotteries were used for entertainment purposes and to raise funds for important government projects. The earliest records of lottery games date back to Ancient China, where the Chinese Book of Songs describes a game of chance as “drawing of wood”. Other records from the Han Dynasty suggest that the first recorded slips of lottery tickets may have helped to finance major government projects.
In the United States, the first modern government-run lottery was established in Puerto Rico in 1934. Since then, more and more states have followed suit. It is estimated that today, over 60% of all lottery revenues go to educational programs and public schools. In North Carolina, the proceeds of the lottery are used to support public schools and colleges.
During the Middle Ages, governments used lotteries to raise funds for improvements to fortifications and to help the poor. Several colonies also used the lottery to finance local militia during the French and Indian Wars.
Some of the earliest known European lotteries were distributed by wealthy noblemen during Saturnalian revels. Others were arranged by King Francis I of France, who organized the first lottery in his kingdom. He wrote that lotteries should be simple, so that people would risk a small sum for a chance to win a large sum.
Lotteries were common in the Netherlands during the 17th century. Several towns held public lotteries to raise money for projects such as roads, town fortifications, and libraries. Despite their popularity, lotteries were eventually banned in France for two centuries.
Many of the most popular lotteries have long histories, and have drawn crowds with large jackpots and impressive payouts. For example, the Mega Millions jackpot jumped from $1.5 million in 2010 to $636 million in 2016. Another lottery made headlines in 2016 when a woman won the jackpot in the Mega Millions. Those who purchase tickets should avoid purchasing more than one ticket per cluster.
Most lottery games offer a high house edge, meaning that the odds of winning are very slim. If you are interested in winning, consider putting some time aside before buying tickets.
There are many different types of slot games, ranging from simple spin and win games to complex 3D slot machines. Pragmatic Play slots are among the most popular. Their wide range of games is suitable for players who enjoy playing online, both on desktop and mobile devices.
The Pragmatic Play slots are available in different themes, gameplay, and paylines. They also have a variety of bonuses and features. Some of these are the free spins, prize drops, and random prizes. In addition to these, they offer real time leader boards for tournaments. It is also important to note that most Pragmatic Play games are available on mobile devices, allowing players to access them anywhere.
Slots are an extremely popular form of gambling and providers such as Pragmatic Play, Booongo, and Real Time Gaming have a vast array of titles. However, they are not all created equally, and it is important to read the staking rules to make the most of your gaming experience. This is especially true if you are planning to bet with a real money account.
For example, the most popular Pragmatic Play game is the Gates of Olympus. In this slot, you can take part in a large tournament with a real-time leaderboard and earn great rewards. Another example is the game Starlight Princess, which offers a 98% RTP. Although the jackpot is relatively small, the game is a good choice for players who like to play with big money.
Aside from slots, Pragmatic Play also offers a wide variety of other games. These games include a number of different slots that are compatible with both Android and iOS devices. The games are offered by a number of casinos, including LeoVegas, 888 Casino, and William Hill. Besides slots, they also have a number of blackjack, roulette, and baccarat options.
In addition to their wide selection of games, Pragmatic Play also has a variety of bonuses and promotions. They also have a free demo version of their games, which can be played without having to make a deposit. One of these is the Free Card Bonus, a special feature of their scratch card game. Several casinos have teamed up with Pragmatic Play to offer this unique promotion.
For a fun and convenient way to try out some of the best games out there, the Pragmatic Play slot demo is a great option. Not only do you not have to put any money down to get started, but you can also enjoy a wealth of bonuses and features, including live chat and customer service. Unlike some other providers, Pragmatic Play has a huge library of titles, so there is no limit to what you can enjoy. Additionally, they have several versions of the same game, so you can always play whatever version interests you. You can even test drive the most popular games before you join an online casino.
Overall, the slot provider is one of the most reliable in the industry, and they provide some of the highest quality games. Whether you are looking to try out their flagship product, Gates of Olympus, or simply want to find out more about the company, you can find the answers here.
IDN Poker Review – Playing Poker Online in Indonesia
There are many poker sites that accept players from across the globe. Those who are professional and know the game well can make a decent income playing poker online. For the amateurs, a good poker site can offer forums and poker videos to help beginners get started. The best sites are also those with a community of users who can answer questions and provide advice.
One of the most popular poker websites in the Indonesian market is IDN Poker. This company has been in business since 2010. It provides a variety of poker games and is based in Makati, Metro Manila, Philippines. They operate over 200 skins in Asia, and have a PAGCOR license.
IDNPoker has a simple website that makes it easy for players to get started. All you need to do is enter your ID and password, and you’re off and running. You can choose from hundreds of cash game tables, and you don’t have to download anything to start playing. Their lobby is minimalistic, and they don’t have any waiting lists, so you can play at your leisure. Using HTML5 clients, IDNPoker is also fully translated into English.
In addition to poker, IDN Poker also offers a wide selection of other entertainment options for poker fans. Some of the most popular options include games like Capsa Tata and DominoQQ. The site is also known for their impressive two-factor security, and they fight off bots. Other notable features of the site include API Integration, which allows third parties to add their own skins to the IDN Poker platform.
Among the features of IDN Poker are the aforementioned API integration and White Label Solutions for skins. Additionally, the company holds a BMM RNG certificate, and they have a license with the PAGCOR.
IDN Poker is a leading provider of online gaming platforms in the Asian market. They have been around since 2010, and have built an excellent reputation. They are the third largest poker network in the world. They focus on the Asian markets, particularly China, Malaysia, and Thailand.
IDN Poker has a lot of competition in the Asian online poker market, but they have a few things going for them. Aside from offering a wide variety of games and services, they are known for their excellent customer service. Many members have access to a 24-hour customer service team. Although they do not promote their products and services outside the Asian market, they do participate in local poker conferences. Plus, they have a large selection of the top-rated skins, which includes ShenPoker and 12BetPoker.
If you’re looking for a new poker site to try, you should definitely consider IDNPoker. With its wide variety of poker games, and a great array of kartu options, IDNPoker is a solid choice for Indonesian poker players. However, don’t forget to do your homework and make sure you are using a reputable site. Lastly, the site might be a bit confusing at first, but once you get the hang of it, you’ll find that it is a fun and rewarding experience.
The Best Online Casinos Are Optimized For Mobile Play
The key to a great casino experience goes far beyond just the number of games on offer. You should also check out the user layout and customer support. Ultimately, the best online casinos are optimized for mobile play.
Live dealer casino games are a great way to feel like you’re in a real casino. They provide a social experience that keeps many players coming back. This includes the ability to send messages to the dealer, as well as chat with other players at the table.
While regular online casino games rely on algorithms and computer programs to determine game results, live dealer games use video to display the results on your screen in real time. These games are streamed from a special studio. Often, multiple tables will be streamed at once, which can create an authentic casino atmosphere.
The best live dealer casinos are those that have teamed up with leading software developers. Evolution Gaming and NetEnt are two of the biggest names in the industry. These companies are frequently audited by third-party regulators for fairness.
During the game, you can watch the dealer interact with other players, as well as chat with them through the casino’s built-in message board. If you need to ask a question, the dealer will often reply with charm and efficiency.
Getting started with a live online casino is a relatively simple process. A new casino account is created by entering a code that is often offered through a sign-up bonus. As a bonus, the casino will usually give you free chips. However, if you want to cash out, you’ll need to make a deposit. It’s also important to note that many withdrawals carry no fees.
Regardless of the type of game you choose to play, it’s important to choose a safe and secure site. Most sites use highly encrypted payment methods. Also, you can check to see whether or not the casino has a good reputation for security.
You can expect a variety of bonuses and promotions when you sign up for an online casino. There are usually welcome bonuses, as well as bonuses on specific games. Some casinos also feature blackjack and poker tournaments. Other bonuses include reload and referral bonuses. For example, Big Spin Casino offers a 200% up to $1000 welcome bonus as well as a player of the month award.
The best online casinos will also offer a wide range of games. One of the most popular options is slots. BetOnline has a solid selection of table games, including poker, roulette, and baccarat. Another option is sports betting. Whether you prefer to bet on your favorite NFL team or bet on the latest NBA matchup, you can do it at BetOnline.
Finally, it’s important to remember that the best live online casino experiences are those that are operated by the best operators. Those that have partnered with leading game studios, such as Evolution, will have high quality games. That’s just one of the many reasons why they’re considered the top USA online casinos.
For players who want to bet on sports, there are many online sportsbooks to choose from. The best ones offer a wide selection of games, competitive odds, and good payment options. You should also consider the reputation of the sportsbook. If it has a bad track record, it may affect your gaming experience.
Some of the most popular online sportsbooks include Caesars Race & Sportsbook, Betfair, Bovada, and Pinnacle Sports. Each of these sportsbooks offers a different variety of games and bet types. However, there is one common characteristic among them all: they provide live streaming for some of their events. Streaming is a great benefit for those who prefer watching games in real time.
One of the largest and most popular sportsbooks in the Asian market is SBOBet. Its website features a rich blue colour scheme and a user-friendly interface. The site is multilingual and the gaming area is easy to navigate. In addition to this, the sportsbook offers a variety of promotions, and its customer service is top notch. There is also a 24-hour live chat feature, and the site has a sports news blog for players.
SBOBet has a long history and a solid reputation for offering an excellent customer experience. This is one of the most important factors to look for in an online sportsbook. A great sportsbook should have a responsive and friendly customer support staff, and should also offer a variety of payment options.
Unlike most of its competition, SBOBet doesn’t charge any withdrawal fees for its customers. Additionally, its gaming area offers a mobile platform for those who enjoy betting on the go. Lastly, the sportsbook has a tiered revenue-sharing system for its promotions.
SBOBet has been around for more than 16 years and has a large user base from all over the world. The sportsbook provides a range of betting opportunities on 33 sports, and offers over 1500 events a week. Moreover, there are a number of promotions, and the sportsbook offers a risk-free $1,000 deposit bonus to new customers.
One of the most attractive aspects of SBOBet is its mobile platform. Users can access the sportsbook on their phone, and there is no need to download any software. Customers can also make deposits and ask questions through email. Likewise, there is a live chat feature that allows them to ask about their bets.
Another reason to choose SBOBet is its live streaming of major sporting events. Players can watch a game while they place their bets. The sportsbook also offers 20 daily live streaming feeds.
While choosing a sportsbook, it’s a good idea to look for a good reputation, competitive odds, and a good payout percentage. Also, find out whether the sportsbook has a variety of payment methods available, and whether it is legal in your jurisdiction. Finally, you should also read its terms and conditions.
The top five sportsbooks are Bovada, DraftKings, 188Bet, FanDuel, and Caesars. They are all ranked by their overall price for a spread favorite, but each has its own list of markets and bet types.
Lotteries are a form of gambling that allows players to win togel hongkong prizes. There are many different types of lottery, and it can be difficult to find out which one is right for you. Some are multi-state, while others are only available in specific states. Whether you’re looking for a simple scratch-off game, or a state-wide lottery with a massive jackpot, there’s a lottery for you.
In the United States, many states run their own lotteries. These games are popular, because they offer huge payouts. But, the legality of these tickets varies by jurisdiction. A handful of states offer online tickets, while many others require a third party application. Online ticket sales have not yet become legal in all states, but more are likely to come online in the future.
The origins of the lottery date back to the Roman Empire. During that period, lotteries were mainly used as amusement at dinner parties. However, they were also used to raise money for schools, fortifications, and roads. Although they were often criticized by the social classes, they were accepted in some cases.
By the seventeenth century, a variety of European nations were holding lotteries. They were primarily used to finance schools and colleges, but also to build roads, fortifications, and canals. Records from 1445 at L’Ecluse in France indicate that lotteries were being held there.
Lotteries were also used to fund the University of Pennsylvania. As early as 1755, the Academy Lottery raised funds for the university. Later, the Commonwealth of Massachusetts raised money with a lottery for an expedition against Canada.
In the 17th century, several colonies held public lotteries to raise funds for local militias and fortifications. George Washington’s “Mountain Road Lottery” failed, but the “Slave Lottery” by Col. Bernard Moore advertised land as a prize.
In the United States, most of the proceeds from the lottery are donated to education programs, colleges, and other public projects. The US Powerball is a popular game that is played across the country. Other popular lottery games include Mega Millions and the US Virgin Islands’ lottery.
Some states have online lottery apps, while others have a web site. Purchasing tickets through an online service can be more convenient, however, it’s important to check the terms and conditions of the lottery’s website. Many sites allow users to set limits on how much they can spend. Buying your ticket online can be a risky venture, so you should always play safe.
In some jurisdictions, the winnings are paid as an annuity. Others, like Liechtenstein, pay out the prizes as lump sums. You can also play in several states at the same time. If you win a large jackpot, you’ll typically get a percentage of the total amount. Those who win a smaller jackpot can choose to receive a one-time payment. It’s a great way to win a huge prize without investing a lot of money.
When it comes to lottery websites, it’s a good idea to be sure that you’re purchasing your tickets from an authorized vendor. Otherwise, you could find yourself playing with the same numbers for years.
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Practical Play When Playing Online Slots
When it comes to slot games, you have the choice of hundreds of titles from a number of reputable providers. These slot machines are designed to make players feel like they’re winning, and they have the potential to reward you with a big win, in the form of jackpots. However, while these games can be fun and lucrative, they do come with their share of risks. Here are a few tips to help you navigate your way through the slots jungle.
The most obvious tip is to learn how to read a pay table. Online casinos have their own set of rules that are specific to the game you’re playing. Once you have a firm grasp of the game’s lingo, you can adjust your bet size in order to win more money.
The next best thing to do is to check the Return to Player (RTP) of your chosen slot machine. This is a statistic that indicates the theoretical percentage of your spins that you can expect to earn back from the casino. If you find a machine with a high RTP, you can expect to see more winning payouts.
As a general rule of thumb, slots with low variances tend to give players smaller wins more often. On the other hand, those with high variances can provide bigger payouts when they do come. Some high variance slot machines even offer the chance to win the grand prize.
The best slots are the ones that combine classic design with modern technology. A classic slot usually features a 5×4 grid and a few entertaining animations. In addition, there are also many more sophisticated slots available online.
For example, the Big Bass Bonanza game slot has no paylines, but its Megaways engine allows symbols to cover two rows at once. With such a powerful feature, you can potentially win up to 117,649 winning combinations.
Another nifty piece of tech is the scatter symbol. This symbol can appear anywhere on the reels and can trigger a bonus round. While it might sound like a gimmick, it can pay you cash prizes if you land two or more on an active payline.
A third trick to the slot’s name is the use of random number generators. Random number generators are algorithms that generate random numbers in order to produce an outcome that’s as close to random as possible. There’s no guarantee that the RNG will pick the right numbers, but in practice, they do.
Aside from the aforementioned random number generators, other common slot tricks include misunderstandings and grave errors. A few of the more common mistakes include a hot or cold streak. Hot streaks mean you’re doing well, while a cold streak means you’re losing.
The best part is that most of these mistakes can be avoided with a little bit of education and experience. If you’re just starting out, make sure you choose a game that suits your skill level, and you’ll be off to a good start.
Poker is a game of cards played by a number of people, often at a table, and can take place in casinos, private homes, or even on the Internet. It is an incredibly popular pastime and has spread around the world. In the United States, poker has been called the national card game of the country.
The game is played with poker chips, usually red or black, but occasionally green, and involves a variety of variants. During the game, players bet into a central pot. If a player makes a bet that is not matched by any other player, that player wins the pot.
Cards are dealt face up, or to the left of the dealer, in a clockwise fashion. One of the first cards is a jack, which may be the low card in some games.
The most interesting part of the game is the bluffing. Although this is not the only way to win, a player who bluffs at the right time will generally have the upper hand. A player who bluffs at the wrong time will lose the pot.
Aside from the bluffing, the other most interesting aspect of the game is the fact that it is a game of chance. This means that outcomes are highly dependent on random chance. However, there are a few factors that are known to affect the outcome of the game, including the cards that the players are dealt. Some of these include the player’s betting strategy and the odds of a winning hand.
Another feature is the shuffle, which is the process of removing one or more of the cards from the deck. Before the game begins, the poker dealer assigns a value to the chips in the betting stack. Once the game has begun, the dealer deals cards to the active players, one at a time, as he or she sees fit.
Most modern versions of the game involve a forced bet, also known as the ante. An ante is a bet that a player must make before the draw. For example, a player who has a pair of jacks must ante up before the draw.
Other important aspects of the game include the betting intervals. These intervals occur every couple of rounds, and are essentially breaks between the rounds of dealing. Depending on the type of poker, the betting intervals may or may not be mandatory. Players who choose not to participate in the betting intervals are generally required to fold.
The best possible hand is often a five of a kind (also known as a flush) or a pair of aces, but these are not common. Some games, like Texas hold ’em, feature a “wild” card that can make a straight or a flush.
The three-card brag is a gentleman’s game that originated during the American Revolution. Today, it is still a popular game in the U.K. Its origins can be traced back to a variation of the Primero game.
Online casinos offer players the chance to play a wide variety of popular table games, as well as slots. Unlike land-based casinos, the digital environment allows the player to interact with a live dealer. This can add a sense of realism and enhance the overall experience. While the games are played in real time, the player can communicate with the dealer through chat windows.
Most online casinos use a random number generator to ensure fairness and avoid cheating. The player can also access the game history to see how the game was played. In addition to this, most online casinos offer free chips and generous sign-up bonuses. When choosing an online casino, check to see which of the best software providers provide the live games. These games will be provided by reputable developers like NetEnt and Evolution Gaming.
Some of the top online casinos offer mobile-friendly apps for their live dealer games. These apps are optimized to work on all major tech platforms, including iOS and Android. You can choose from a variety of different games, such as baccarat, blackjack, and roulette.
To start playing, you’ll need to create an account. Once you have your account, you’ll need to provide your home address, phone number, and email. The next step is to create your deposit limit. If you’re using the same payment method as you used to make your deposit, the payout is usually quick and hassle-free.
Live dealers are professional and knowledgeable about the game they are hosting pemudatogel. They have been trained to answer questions efficiently and quickly. Optical character recognition (OCR) is also embedded in the live stream, which digitally recognizes the characters on the cards.
Whether you’re playing on a desktop or a mobile device, you can expect a fast and enjoyable experience. Players can use a chat window to ask the dealer a question or place a wager.
Some of the best online casinos include a mix of live dealer games and sports betting. BetRivers is one of the largest online casinos, and it offers a variety of live dealer games.
Choosing a reputable casino is important. Make sure that the operator has a license. You should also look at the range of games and the security measures. As a responsible gambler, it’s a good idea to keep track of your expenditure and when you need to stop gaming.
The key to a great online casino experience goes far beyond the number of games offered. A reputable site will have a quality selection of games, and should be easily accessible from your computer, mobile device, or tablet. It is also recommended that you research the site’s customer support and payment options before deciding to play.
If you’re looking for a live casino that offers both slots and table games, try Big Spin Casino. There are a variety of options, and you can also participate in Blackjack and slot tournaments. For an extra boost, Big Spin also offers a 200% welcome bonus.
The best sportsbook has a wide variety of games for you to bet on, along with a great selection of options for your deposit and withdrawal methods. It should also provide a solid reputation for customer service. In addition, the site should have a reasonable betting limit and a good payout percentage.
A good sportsbook should also offer a variety of different types of bets, including sports betting, horse races, lotteries, virtual games, and more. They should also have a decent reputation for offering risk-free bets and promotional offers. Some of the more reputable sites even offer a welcome bonus that allows new customers to place a risk-free bet on a specified amount, or even a bet of up to $1,000.
One of the top sportsbooks is Sbobet, which has a simple interface and a variety of payment options. They accept MasterCard, Visa, Skrill, Entropay, and PayPal. You can also contact them via live chat, email, and telephone.
SBOBet also has a great reputation in the Asian gambling market, where it competes with the likes of Dafabet and 188Bet. The site has a blog that gives users tips and news. Among its other perks is its tiered revenue sharing system. When a bettor uses their site to place a bet, the company will provide a winning bet, and also a betslip that shows whether the bettor won or lost the wager.
SBO is a sportsbook that caters to fans of many different sports, including soccer, football, tennis, basketball, and even ice hockey. They have an extensive sports menu with more than 1500 events scheduled for every week. This includes live streaming of major sporting events, as well as a racebook.
Sportsbooks can be a good way to earn money, but they have to be legal. Before you sign up with a new site, make sure that it is licensed by the state you reside in, and that it is a legitimate sportsbook. If you are betting on a lottery game, check to see that the prize is awarded in your jurisdiction. Also, make sure that the sportsbook is regulated by the government.
There are a number of other sportsbooks that offer the same types of promotions. For example, some of the newest sportsbooks have a risk-free bet of up to $1,000. Others offer free bets for special events, or they can offer deposit bonuses.
Lastly, check to see if the site has a mobile application. Most sportsbooks offer a mobile application that makes it easy to place bets on the go. However, there are some that don’t. Make sure to read the terms and conditions of the site, and choose the best option for your needs.
With a wide range of markets and options, sportsbooks can help you make big profits. But before you make your first bet, make sure you choose a good, reputable sportsbook. That way, you can have peace of mind knowing that you are not in violation of any gambling laws.
How to Buy a Lottery Online
One of the best ways to win a lottery is by buying a ticket keluaran sgp. There are several websites that allow you to buy tickets online. The best sites provide you with secure selection of numbers and offer instant access to a variety of lotteries.
A few of the best online lottery websites also provide you with access to the latest jackpots and odds. These sites are also able to provide you with a list of locations where you can buy your tickets. You should always look at your options before you buy your lottery tickets.
Some lotteries also offer the option of choosing between a lump sum and annuity payment. If you choose to receive your prize in an annuity, you will receive it over a period of years, typically 20-30. However, if you select a lump sum, the money you win will be taxed.
Most pemudatogel are run by state governments. Some states are starting to legalize online lotteries. This will help the state earn a profit from expanded gaming. In many cases, the proceeds will go to public programs.
Online lotteries are not as popular as sports betting. But they are outpacing the popularity of online casinos. Currently, there are six states that allow online lottery games.
For example, the New Jersey Lottery offers seven draw games. Profits from the game are used to fund public employee pension systems and public education. It is also possible to play virtual sports through the lottery.
Another state with a lottery is New Mexico. Their lottery features instant win games that are similar to real scratch-off games. They can be played on the web or through a mobile app.
Some states in the US have also started to legalize online lotteries. However, they do not yet have all the games available. That is why it is a good idea to check the odds and the prizes offered by each lottery before you decide which one to participate in.
A few of the best sites also have a feature to find locations where you can purchase your lottery tickets. Many top lottery sites also support iOS and Android devices. Purchasing a ticket is quick and easy. After you have chosen your numbers, you can print your tickets and enter payment information.
Several online lottery games provide a choice of paying out your prize as a one-time payment or as an annuity. This is an effective way of minimizing taxes. Depending on your jurisdiction, the amount you are taxed may be higher or lower than the advertised jackpot.
Although there are some disadvantages to playing the lottery, it is still a fun way to play. There are also many strategies to improve your chances of winning. As with any other gambling, the more you know about your odds, the better you can do.
Among the most popular lotteries are Mega Millions and Powerball. They offer odds of 1 in 302,575,350 and 1 in 292,201,338, respectively. Several other lottery jackpots are progressive, meaning that the amount will increase after every drawing. While the odds of winning a large jackpot are rare, the smaller jackpots are still quite lucrative.
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How to Find the Best SBOBet Sportsbook
On: December 27, 2022 January 3, 2023 By: adminfis
For togel looking for a safe, legal place to bet, an online sportsbook is a great option. Sportsbooks offer a wide range of bet types and payout options, as well as a user-friendly interface. However, it is important to know how to find the right site. Several factors to consider include the website’s reputation, the site’s payout percentage, and the range of deposit and payment methods available.
First, check the website’s terms of service. You may also want to check whether the website is licensed in your jurisdiction. Some sites are not, and you don’t want to put money on a website that isn’t in your country. Also, it is important to know if the sportsbook offers promotional discounts and bonuses.
Sportsbooks are a great way to bet, but choosing the right site is essential. Whether you are looking for a betting site for your first time or you’re an experienced bettor, it’s important to choose the best. Below are five tips to help you decide.
Choosing a sportsbook that provides the highest overall price on a spread favorite is a good place to start. Whether you bet on NFL or MLB, you’ll want to make sure you’re getting the most out of your money. In addition to looking for the best overall price, look for a sportsbook that has a large selection of bet types, including props. A great sportsbook will have a high overall average cost, a variety of bet types, and competitive odds.
Those who want a great experience gambling online will want to look for a sportsbook with a mobile platform. Several sportsbooks have a mobile version of their site, and many have a mobile app as well. The mobile apps are easy to use and provide access to games from anywhere. Many also offer live streaming.
Another feature to look for when selecting a sportsbook is the number of events it offers. Larger sportsbooks will have hundreds of sporting events each week. On the other hand, a smaller sportsbook may only have a few events. It is also a good idea to find a site that has a diverse array of wagering options, such as totals and moneylines.
SBOBet is one of the largest sportsbooks in Asia. It is a highly popular and respected online bookmaker. It has been online since 2004, and it has earned the Asian Operator of the Year award for two years in a row. This sportsbook also has a large customer base and a mobile site that is user-friendly. They have a comprehensive sports news section, as well as a virtual and gaming section.
Other features to look for in a sportsbook include a wide variety of bet types, a payout percentage that’s higher than the national average, and a strong promotion program. Several of the top sportsbooks offer promotions, such as a risk-free $1,000 bet.
If you’re new to sports betting, it’s a good idea to look for a sportsbook that has reputable reviews. You will be happier knowing that the site you choose has a high payout percentage and a reliable reputation.
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On: December 26, 2022 December 26, 2022 By: adminfis
A LIVE HONGKONG is a game of chance in which participants can win a prize. The odds of winning are often fixed, and a player may choose to receive either annuity payments or one-time payouts. There are numerous forms of lotteries in the United States. Some, like the Powerball, are available nationwide, while others are available in specific states.
One of the earliest recorded lottery games is that held in the Netherlands in the 15th century. Records show that wealthy noblemen distributed tickets with prizes of unequal value. This was primarily amusement during dinner parties. In the 17th century, several colonies used the lottery to raise funds for local militias and fortifications.
While many people in the early days of the United States thought that lotteries were a form of hidden tax, the practice soon became popular. Lotteries raised money for a wide range of public purposes, including schools, colleges, libraries, bridges, and local fortifications. They were even hailed as a painless way to pay for public projects.
During the Roman Empire, lotteries were a common amusement at dinner parties. Prizes could include articles of unequal value. When they became legal in the Netherlands in the late 16th century, they were sold to ticket holders in the form of “Pieces of Eight.”
Lotteries were endorsed by some governments. King James I of England granted the right to a private company called the Virginia Company of London to conduct lotteries in 1612. In 1758, the Commonwealth of Massachusetts raised money with a lottery for its “Expedition against Canada.”
The first modern government-run US lottery was launched in 1964 in New Hampshire. Today, most state lotteries offer a variety of draw games, such as keno. Several jurisdictions in the US allow players to purchase tickets online. But some, like Alaska, don’t have a state-wide lottery. However, in these cases, players must buy the tickets from an authorized vendor.
The California State Lottery was established in 1984. In addition to its own draw games, the lottery provides a variety of multi-state games. These include the Powerball and Mega Millions. It also features a wide array of local games.
Other jurisdictions run their own lottery, such as Puerto Rico, the US Virgin Islands, and Washington D.C. Though most of these lotteries aren’t available online, some state lotteries have introduced online versions of instant win scratch cards.
Online ticket sales are limited to a few states, however. Online vendors do not always need legislative approval to sell tickets, but they are required to have a license. And if the vendor handles the lottery sales on its own, the purchaser’s identity is verified. Buying a lottery ticket online can be a safe and convenient option for players.
Most official lottery websites are secure. The same can’t be said for betting sites. If you are buying your ticket from an unauthorized vendor, your information is vulnerable to hacking. Therefore, if you plan on buying a lottery ticket online, it is a good idea to buy from an official website.
A login joker123 is a type of casino game. It is a simple way to earn money, and the rules are straightforward. The basic concept is to line up symbols on the reels to form winning combinations. However, the actual payouts can vary widely, and players should be aware of their options.
Slots can be found in both online casinos and traditional brick and mortar establishments. Some types of slots are more advanced than others, and they may offer advanced bonus rounds, interactive elements, and more varied video graphics. Choosing the right establishment can help you find a machine that suits your needs and preferences.
Pragmatic Play is a provider of online slot games, and its library of over 150 titles is impressive. They use a three-reel design with a three-dimensional feel, and they produce striking graphics. In addition, they provide a wide variety of promotions, and many of their titles are mobile-friendly. Their games also feature a variety of interesting features, such as Quick Spins and Hold&Spin.
They have a number of high-tech features, such as their Megaways engine. This technology is used to create new Megaways games and for adaptations of older hits. These features are a nice touch, especially for slot fans who might want to see a classic arcade title brought back to life.
Pragmatic Play is licensed to operate in a number of countries, so they can provide customers with a wide range of payment methods. They are also known for their customer service team, which is available around the clock.
The company has made a name for itself with its branded titles. There are a handful of hits that players love, and the brand has a lot of exposure. That is likely why they have such a large library of games. Most of their titles have a small pay-line count. They also promote their products through a variety of means, from streamers to promo campaigns.
Pragmatic also offers a wide variety of other games, including some that are a little more niche. For example, the dog house slot has a 127650-payline count, the most of any other slot in the industry. Additionally, it includes the hold&spin feature, which awards credits to players for special symbols landing during the feature.
Among the various features offered by Pragmatic Play are an intro screen, quick spins, and sound effects. Some of their games have a unique look, though they do not have a wide selection of branded titles.
As a player, you can also take advantage of tournaments, which are a nice way to increase your odds of winning. You can also enjoy some of the studio’s more interesting features, such as a battery saving mode and landscape orientation. Although the list of features offered by this online slot game provider isn’t as long as some of their competitors, there is still enough to keep you interested.
The hold&spin feature, while it isn’t a new idea, is nonetheless a nice touch. This feature allows players to lock in their winning combination until another symbol lands on the reels.
On: December 24, 2022 By: adminfis
Poker is a popular card game played in clubs and casinos. It is played by assembling five cards to form a hand. The highest hand wins the pot. Each player is dealt one card facedown. Players may discard three or four cards.
In the early 1900s, the game was called five-card stud. Although this was not a common game at the time, it was popular in the United States. Today, the game has been expanded to include multiple variants. Some games are played with more than five cards, while others have no restrictions on the number of cards that can be discarded. A few games have wild cards that can be used to add value to any hand.
When a poker game is played with more than five players, each player has a role in the betting process. For example, the player two positions to the left of the dealer has a “big blind” or a forced bet. This bet must be placed in the pot before the deal. Other players must match this bet. If any player does not match the bet, they are said to “fold” or drop.
The pot is the aggregate of all bets made by the players in a single deal. Once all of the bets are settled, the players are all square with the pot. Depending on the type of poker, the value of each card in the deck is determined by rules imposed by the dealer.
When a poker game is played in a pot-limit format, the maximum amount that can be bet is set. This limit is also the minimum amount that can be bet. To ensure that there is no overbet, the game uses a system of betting intervals. Every round of betting is followed by a betting interval. After each interval, the players can check or call.
The first bet is made by the player with the best poker combination. There are four standard types of poker hands. These include: a straight, a flush, a three of a kind, and a straight flush. Whenever more than one of these is a hand, the higher card is awarded.
Three of a kind is a hand that contains three cards of the same rank. Ties are broken when a high card breaks the tie. Likewise, two identical hands that contain four of the same rank are broken by a high card. High cards can also break ties when multiple people have the same high card.
Straights are the fifth and sixth cards in order. Two or more straights of the same rank may split the pot. Another rule is that straights cannot wrap around. One of the best natural hands is a straight flush, which has five cards of the same suit. However, a straight flush can be beaten if the ace of the suit can wrap around the other cards.
Five of a kind is the highest possible hand in a poker game. It is possible to make five of a kind with the use of a wild card. Usually, a wild card will take any suit.
live draw sdy provide a convenient way to gamble from the comfort of your own home. The advantage of online casinos over brick and mortar is that they offer more games. They also have a variety of bonuses. For instance, some casinos offer a welcome bonus when players sign up to play a live casino game.
One of the most popular games played in casinos is roulette. Those who prefer to play the game for real money should opt for the higher bet limits. Roulette is a fast-paced and exciting game that is especially suited for live casino venues. Its popularity has led to a number of versions of the game being made available at live casino websites. In addition to regular table games, some casinos offer multi-ball roulette.
Blackjack is another classic casino game. Some casinos offer a version that includes side wagers. Players can place these bets in the chat windows. While some blackjack variants are more complicated than others, it is possible to test out different strategies at the table.
Another popular game is poker. Many casinos have several poker tables. These include the standard single player table and a seven-seat table. There are even special games, such as Super Six rules. You can even play against the dealer.
Similarly, there are also live baccarat games. Punto Banco is a baccarat variation that is a lot like roulette. Aside from the usual wagering requirements, some casinos offer dedicated welcome bonuses for their live dealer games.
Live casinos are great for those who enjoy social interaction. They provide the ambiance of an offline casino, but with the convenience of playing from the comfort of your own home. However, to make the most out of the experience, choose an operator with a good customer support team.
Some of the most important things to keep in mind when choosing a live casino are the quality of the dealer, the game itself, and the betting options. Most casinos use only the best, most professional dealers. Since these individuals are responsible for setting the tone and dealing the cards, it is crucial that they be charismatic and easy-going. This will help the game flow smoothly.
Another key aspect of the casino’s success is its software. Many of the live dealer casinos utilize real-time video streams, which allow players to interact with a live dealer in a virtual setting. Whether you’re playing blackjack or roulette, you can feel the pressure and anticipation of the real deal. Unlike a computer simulation, a live game’s audio and video is clear and consistent.
Aside from the games, live dealer online casinos also provide a social gambling experience. Players can interact with other people, ask questions in the chat windows, and chat with the dealer. By doing so, players can learn from each other and become part of a community. Moreover, the gaming experience is enhanced since there is more to learn and a greater variety of betting options to choose from.
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Sportsbooks toto hk are popular among online gamblers because they offer competitive odds and a variety of betting options. They also provide a safe and reliable place for bettors to wager. However, there are many legitimate sportsbooks with bad reputations, so it’s important to check the site’s legality in your jurisdiction and its security measures before signing up.
The best sportsbooks have a good payout percentage and a wide variety of sports, betting props, and other betting options. They also have a great reputation for customer satisfaction.
SBOBet, a leading sportsbook operator in Asia, is known for its user-friendly website. It offers a variety of sports and games, along with live streaming, email support, and multiple contact methods. There are also promotions and bonuses offered on the website, and a well-stocked e-sports department.
SBOBet is also known for its sportsbook promotions. For instance, a new player who registers for a free account and makes an initial deposit of at least $150 will receive a 15% deposit bonus. This is subject to a 14-times wagering requirement. In addition, SBOBet offers an instant response to any query.
Aside from being a leading sportsbook in Asia, SBOBet has a wide range of services, including casino promotions, sports, and live betting. Their website is easy to navigate, and they offer live chat, phone, and email support. Furthermore, they are available in a variety of languages, making them a favorite for international bettors.
One of the biggest advantages of Asian sportsbooks is their wide selection of live betting events. SBOBet offers more than 1500 events each week, ensuring that you’ll always have a variety of choices. Additionally, there are high-quality Asian handicaps available on most sports. These are great for punters because they help reduce the house edge and provide a 97% return on investment.
If you’re a beginner, a sportsbook with a user-friendly interface, a variety of bet types, and a decent payout percentage is a must. But you should also consider whether the website is legal in your jurisdiction, the security features of the site, and the payment methods available.
SBOTOP, a credible real-time online sportsbook, is also a top choice. Known for its speed, reliability, and professional service, the site’s customer support is available around the clock. You can even play in their racebook and live-stream games in the sportsbook.
With a large selection of markets and a strong promotions program, SBOBet is an excellent option for both first time and experienced sports bettors. Its customer support is multilingual, and you can deposit and withdraw from a variety of currencies. Besides, they don’t charge withdrawal fees, so you can get your money fast.
Another sportsbook to consider is Betfair. The site’s easy navigation and clear layout make it a popular site for novice bettors. However, the lack of other sports bets is an omission that may turn some people away. That said, Betfair is a very attractive site for those who like to bet on racing and other non-sports events.
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How to Play a Lottery Online
A lotterie is a game of chance, similar to bingo and lotto, in which players pay for a ticket with the hope of winning a prize https://www.stecbeefsafety.org/. This is a form of gambling, which is illegal in most states. However, it is legal in some.
Lotteries have been used in various countries around the world for centuries. They have been a way for people to make money, while also helping the government raise funds for public projects. These include college and university construction, roads and bridges, libraries and public works. Many state lotteries are still in operation.
The first lottery known in the United States is believed to have taken place in Jamestown, Virginia. The Virginia Company of London helped to finance the settlement. During the French and Indian War, several colonies held lotteries to raise money for military expenses. In addition, the Continental Congress used lotteries to raise funds for the Colonial Army and to build cannons for the defense of Philadelphia.
Lotteries are now found in many states and can be played online. However, online sales are only permitted in certain states. For example, New Hampshire and Massachusetts have recently begun to permit online games, while Rhode Island is working toward the same goal. Some other states, such as Utah and Nevada, don’t allow state-wide lotteries. If you play at an online site, it is a legal way to make money, although you may have to pay federal taxes.
One of the most famous lotteries is Mega Millions. It is a national game that can be purchased in almost every US state, including Hawaii and Alaska. You can also buy tickets in the US Virgin Islands and Puerto Rico. Players only need to choose five balls out of a pool of 70 to win. There is also a Cash4Life game, in which prizes are $1,000 a week for life. Several other online lotteries are experimenting with Instant Games.
While online lotteries are relatively new, they are outpacing traditional casinos. They offer games that are easy to play and provide the thrills of gambling. But a downside is that they aren’t as popular as sports betting. Also, it can be difficult to keep track of at-risk players.
Online lotto sites require players to register and purchase tickets from an authorized vendor. The sites then use geolocation software to verify the identity of players. Users are then allowed to scan their tickets and check their results. Several states, such as New Jersey, are in the process of legalizing their own online lottery.
As with other forms of gambling, there are limits on how much money can be spent on each ticket. For example, a single ticket for a Mega Millions game costs $2, and the winner can choose between a one-time payment or an annuity. Depending on the value of the investment, the one-time payment may be less than the advertised jackpot.
While there is no state-wide lottery in Arizona, New Hampshire, or Nevada, there are a number of online lotto websites that can be accessed from the states listed above. Most sites will withhold taxes on any prize exceeding $600, and send the recipient a W2-G form.
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There are many different types of slot machines available. Each has its own set of rules and payouts. It is important to be able to understand the rules before playing a slot machine. It is also helpful to play at a casino that is reputable.
A slot machine uses a series of reels, which spin on a lever. This is activated by the button on the face of the machine. The player receives credits based on the symbols that line up on the pay lines. If a lucky player gets all the symbols, they can win a large jackpot. Some machines have advanced bonus rounds.
A traditional three-reel slot machine typically has a single, three, or five paylines. A video slot has as many as 1024 paylines. The number of lines may vary based on the manufacturer. The lines are usually arranged from top left to bottom right. It is important to note that the maximum payout on a video slot is lower than that on a traditional slot.
Pragmatic Play is an online slot provider that offers a wide variety of online slots. Their games have a unique design and offer an interesting array of graphics. They also feature a quick spin option and sound effects. They accept a variety of payment options, including OVO, Telkomsel, and LinkAja. They also have a customer service department that operates 24 hours a day.
The slot machine is a popular game among gambling enthusiasts. It is a game that is easy to learn and is a fun and exciting way to spend a few minutes. Unlike other casino games, the slot is not played against an opponent. It is a game that is enjoyed by both players and non-players.
Some people prefer the hold and spin feature on slot machines. This is an optional feature that rewards the player with credits if a special symbol lands on the reel. This is not a new idea, but it is a feature that has become more popular in recent years.
The theoretical hold worksheet is provided by the slot machine manufacturer. The worksheet tells the player how much money is expected to be paid out during the hold phase and the number of reels that are used. The worksheet can be downloaded from the manufacturer’s website. The worksheet should be used to ensure that the reel strip settings are in alignment with the theoretical hold.
The Starlight Princess is another example of a slot that has a high payout percentage. It features a similar mechanism to the slot online jackpot terbesar. The game is also known for its large jackpots. The payout percentage is generally above industry average.
The pragmatic play slot is very popular in Indonesia. They accept a variety of deposit e-wallets, including OVO, Gopay, and LinkAja. They offer a wide range of rated games, including several progressive jackpots. They also offer free slot games and a great customer support system.
If you have never gambled before, the pragmatic slot is a good option. It can be profitable, but you must have a strategy. It is important to know when to walk away.
Poker is a card game which involves betting on a hand of cards. The outcome of the game is affected by both chance and player skill. Players evaluate their hands and decide whether they will place bets on their own or on the hands of other players. The best hand wins the pot. The rules vary from country to country, and in some cases, even from state to state.
In most games, a minimum ante is required, and a minimum amount of money must be wagered in each round of play. A bet is “called” when the player places the amount of the minimum bet into the pot. A bet is “matched” when the other players match the bet. During the course of play, players make a number of forced bets. These are also called blinds. In certain positions, a player can win the pot by bluffing. If a player suspects that another player has bluffed, he can call the bluff and bet more money.
In traditional poker, the first bettor has the right to make the initial bet. The dealer is responsible for dealing cards, and each player receives a face-up card. After the first round of betting, the flop is dealt. The flop is made up of three cards placed face-up. Each player then must decide to fold, raise or call the flop. If a player folds, the hand is discarded and the player cannot continue competing for the pot.
The player who is left in the pot may choose to discard up to three cards. If a player does not want to discard, he can “stand pat” and accept the hand. This is a standard form of bluffing.
The last player in the pot can make the final bet or if no other player calls, he or she can win the pot. This is sometimes referred to as the showdown. The winner is the player with the highest-ranking poker hand, which is usually the hand that is best using five cards. The game has also been called the national card game of the U.S. and is widely played worldwide.
In the United States, it is often thought that the origin of poker is tied to French settlers in New Orleans, who may have learned the game from Persian sailors. However, the game is also said to have a connection with Primero, a card game that was popular during the American Revolution. This game features bluffing and may be played with up to five people.
In some games, the lowest possible hand is a pair of aces. Other poker hands include a pair of deuces, two jacks, four of a kind, or a straight. The highest possible hand is a straight of five cards, which may be either a flush, a full house, or a straight flush. A wild card, which is a card that has the rank of a “2,” can also be used to make a five-card hand.
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Live Draw HK Tercepat offer a variety of games and promotions. They are available all the time, so you can play whenever you want. They are a great way to stay at home and still be able to take advantage of all the benefits of gambling. They are also very convenient. They are accessible to players anywhere in the world, so you can play from your office or on your vacation.
One of the most popular casino games these days is blackjack. In fact, the game has become so popular that it has transitioned to a live venue. While you can still enjoy the classic game from the comfort of your home, the experience is much more immersive when you’re playing with a live dealer.
While most online casino games are software-based, there are a few that use live dealers. These games are more entertaining and allow for more interaction. They are also a great way to get to know other gamblers. Choosing the right operator is important. You want to pick a reputable site that has strong security measures and uses a high level of encryption for payment. You should also check out the welcome bonus, as many of these sites offer extra incentives to new members.
If you are new to online casinos, you should look for a casino that offers a free trial. This is especially important if you’re playing for money. If you’re just having fun, you should be able to find games that offer small bet increments. However, if you’re serious about winning, you’ll want to make sure you choose a VIP table that offers higher limits.
Some of the most popular live casino games include roulette, poker, and blackjack. These games can be played using live streams in high definition. A number of casinos are offering different promotions to help attract players. Some are also experimenting with virtual reality, cryptocurrencies, and other gaming platforms.
A lot of people agree that playing a live casino game is the best way to play online. These games are more interactive and are a real improvement over traditional computer-based gambling. They are the only way to truly enjoy a social casino experience. In addition to a live dealer, you’ll be able to see your opponent’s cards, and place wagers using chat windows.
You can also download a dedicated app to play the game. These apps can even notify you when there are updates to the casino. You can also play through your web browser. To enjoy the best experience, you should make sure you’re on a modern device that can support the hardware. Some games are optimized for mobile use, so you can also play from your phone or tablet.
If you’re interested in trying out a live casino for the first time, the best option is to sign up for a site with a good reputation. This will ensure you receive the most benefits and are able to enjoy the most exciting games.
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A sportsbook is a place where you can wager and place bets on a range of different games. There are many features and benefits that can help you enjoy your sportsbook experience, including a wide variety of betting options, competitive odds, and live betting. In addition, a sportsbook should be reputable and offer a wide variety of payment options.
One of the best sportsbooks in Asia is SBOBet. It is a licensed and operated online bookmaker in the Philippines. With a wide array of betting options, SBOBet is a great choice for Asian bettors, as well as international bettors. SBOBet offers multiple contact methods, including phone, email, and live chat. It also has an impressive mobile website.
SBOBet is well known for its multilingual customer support. The site is also easy to navigate and has an excellent software suite. The company also offers sports picks and an in-play feature, which allows users to place wagers on real-time events. With a total of 1,200,000 active users, SBOBet has one of the most successful online platforms in the industry.
SBOBet offers a wide range of sports, with more than 1500 events covered every week. In addition, the platform has a live video streaming service for most popular games. It also provides gaming areas and a casino. This is a particularly appealing feature for high rollers.
SBOBet is a good option for Asian bettors, as it specializes in Asian Handicap betting. This type of betting is very profitable, reducing the house edge by up to ninety percent. In fact, SBOBet was awarded the Asian Operator of the Year award by eGaming Review Magazine.
Another reason to use SBOBet is the risk free bet of $1,000. Unlike other sportsbooks, it allows new customers to bet without worrying about losing their money. However, it does require a username and password. You can also try out the site by using the “Join Now” button in the top right of each page.
SBOBet has many other features to make your betting experience more enjoyable. The sportsbook also offers a comprehensive blog that provides players with news and picks. This is especially helpful for new sports bettors. In addition, the site has an iOS and mobile application. Additionally, it has live in-play betting and a racebook.
The website is easy to use, as it uses a simple bet slip and navigation. While there are several sports to choose from, some bet types are not offered. This is important for new bettors, as they may want to find a sportsbook that has specific bet types. It is also a good idea to check the terms of the sportsbook before placing a wager.
It is possible to bet on various sports and currencies at SBOBet. The minimum withdrawal amount varies depending on whether you are dealing in currency other than Singapore dollar. It also varies based on the level of play. In addition, the minimum withdrawal amount is higher if you are dealing in telegraphic transfers.
When it comes to playing the lottery toto sgp pools, there is a wide variety of games available. Some of the most popular games include Powerball, Mega Millions, and Cash4Life. Each game offers different odds and prize amounts. Depending on the lottery, jackpots can be as large as several million dollars. The best way to boost your odds of winning is to buy as many tickets as possible.
Each state has its own lottery system. Some states offer only in-state games, while others allow players to play multiple state and multi-state lottery draw games. For example, West Virginia allows residents to purchase scratch-offs and keno draws online. In addition, some of the states offer games that are instant win. These games work very similarly to real scratch-offs, only they are played online.
The state of North Carolina has its own lottery. Its official name is the North Carolina Education Lottery. The profits from the lottery go to the state’s education fund, which has been estimated to contribute more than $5.5 billion to educational programs. This money is distributed to public schools, colleges, and universities. Generally, around 30% of the proceeds are sent to the school fund.
The lottery has faced criticism in the past. However, many people have become millionaires while playing the lottery. The most popular lotteries have awarded large jackpots to lucky winners. While there is no guarantee that you will be one of those lucky winners, the amount of money you could win will depend on the amount you pay for your ticket.
Some of the best online lottery sites are secure and easy to use. They have everything you need to play a lottery: tickets, a variety of games, and odds. They even have mobile versions for easier access and faster results. They also allow you to buy and print your tickets. In some cases, you can even make a withdrawal from your bank account.
Some lottery sites will send you W2-G forms if you win more than $500. The site will automatically withhold 24% of the tax from your winnings. If you win more than $5,000, you may need to bring your claim form or other documents to a lottery claim center.
When purchasing online, your information is verified by the site. You may be asked to sign a privacy policy, which is a legal document that explains how the website will protect your personal information. These sites also verify your identity. They also offer the option of using an instant random option.
Online lotteries are legal in eight states. To participate in a US lottery, you must be 18 years of age or older. Most states have a minimum age limit for participating in any type of gambling. If you do not live in a state that has an online lottery, you can still participate in international lotteries. Some states, such as Nevada, are preparing to expand their online lottery offerings.
The best online lottery sites will give you the chance to check out the current jackpots and the odds of winning. You can then decide which lottery to choose and whether or not you want to buy tickets.
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How to Win at a Slot Online
slot demo other casino games, a slot machine allows you to win money without risking it. While it’s possible to win the jackpot on a slot, winning a big jackpot is a rare occurrence, and chances of winning are a lot lower. This is because the odds of a player winning a jackpot are based on the number of credits he or she wagers, which in turn is based on the pay table.
The best and most realistic way to win at a slot machine is to play for the maximum amount of credits. Generally, a slot’s pay tables are listed on the machine’s face, but they are also found in the help menu or by pressing a “service” button. When the symbols line up on the pay lines, you are awarded credits, which you can then use to continue playing. In many slots, a lucky player may win up to 5,000 or 10,000 coins.
A bonus round is a feature designed to entice the player. Typically, a slot’s bonus round will be tied to a specific theme. For instance, a slot’s bonus round may be a timed contest. It might have a cash prize or a game within a game. There is a limit to the number of times you can activate a bonus round. In most cases, the best way to trigger a bonus round is by getting the right combination of symbols.
The best slot machine is one that offers a variety of different games. There are also slots that offer interactive elements, such as the ability to play a game with real players. There are also video slot machines, which utilize video graphics and stylized text to make the experience more exciting.
The most exciting part of a slot machine is the bonus round. A slot’s bonus round usually has a special winning scene displayed on the LCD screen. Depending on the machine, the bonus round might require a lot of luck or just the push of a button. Some slots even come with features that can increase your payout chance with more wagers.
The best bonus round is the most expensive, but it is the most fun to play. During a bonus round, the player can earn a lot of free spins, which can result in some very impressive wins. However, the bonus round’s biggest drawback is the long wait for the payouts. You can get the same effect by hitting the jackpot maxwin button.
The other great thing about a slot machine is that it is very easy to play. Despite the popularity of casinos, many state governments have made it difficult to own or operate a slot machine. Luckily, there are still a few states that allow the private ownership of slot machines. These include Minnesota, Maine, Arkansas, and South Carolina. In addition to these states, there are also several that have no restrictions on the private ownership of slot machines. For example, in Delaware, slot machines are regulated by the state lottery commission, and you can find them at horse tracks, as well as in hotels in Atlantic City.
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Choosing a Live Casino
Compared to traditional online casino games, a live casino brings a true-to-life feel to your computer screen. In addition to the thrill of playing a real table game, you can interact with other players and a professional dealer. You can even have a conversation with the dealer, and possibly learn something about the game.
Although there is nothing wrong with a traditional online casino, many gamers prefer the thrill of a genuine casino experience. This is why a live casino is such a popular choice. You can enjoy a wide variety of live casino games, including roulette, blackjack and even the occasional football match.
When choosing an online casino, you should keep in mind your country’s gambling laws before you sign up. Also, you should be aware of the time it takes to make a withdrawal. For example, if you play the table game roulette, you may need to wait a few days to cash out your sdy pools prize winnings. However, if you opt for the table game craps, you may be able to cash out immediately.
Some of the more popular casinos include Betfair and Caesars. Both offer a wide variety of casino games, including live roulette, blackjack, and baccarat. Both sites offer a range of bonuses, including free spins, deposit rewards, and welcome offers. For example, the Betfair Casino gives you a chance to win up to $7,500 in reward tokens for creating an account. Likewise, the Caesars Casino offers luxury and style for the discerning online gambler.
The live casino also gets the nod for its transparency, as you can watch the croupier perform a series of tricks, such as rolling the dice. It’s also worth noting that you can also chat with other players, or even send a message to the dealer. This is an interesting feature, and you may want to try out your hand at it.
You’ll also find several other features in the live casino, such as video poker and bingo. These are fun and simple to use, and will provide you with the opportunity to experience a high quality gambling session without stepping out of your home. You can choose from over 30 games, and you’ll also receive a great looking, modern interface. The site’s tabs help you sort through the different categories of games easily. You can also check out the site’s special promotions, such as the live roulette tables.
In the online casino world, the best live casinos will not only deliver on the promise of quality gaming, but they’ll also provide you with the latest technology. For example, the live casino at Betfair Casino offers two active phone numbers, and you’ll get fast support whenever you need it. The Betfair Casino is compatible with most devices, so you can bet on your favorite game from your desktop or smartphone.
If you’re considering a casino, be sure to play the game of your choice with a minimum bet of the usual 10 or so. You don’t want to bet too much, as this can deplete your bankroll.
Choosing a Poker Game on the Internet
Whether you’re playing poker in a real casino or at home, there are some basics to remember. If you want to play a good game, be sure to know your cards and your opponents. This will help you win or at least minimise your losses. You may be interested in some of the different poker games available on the internet. Choosing the right game will depend on how many players you plan on playing with and what type of stakes you’re willing to pay.
In the standard version of poker, each player is dealt seven cards. The dealer “burns” one card from the top of the deck. This card is called a kicker. It’s the highest rank in the deck in any hand. In a hand that contains four of a kind, the kicker is the fifth card. It’s also worth noting that the ace is sometimes treated as the lowest rank in a hand.
The most common form of poker is Texas Hold’Em. The main objective of this game is to create the best possible five-card poker hand. This can be accomplished through a combination of the five cards you’re dealt and the community cards. In this game, the higher your poker hand, the more likely it is to beat the other players. A good five-card poker hand includes the following: a pair of jacks, a pair of queens, a pair of kings, an ace, and a king.
Aside from the standard set of cards, poker variants include betting intervals. In each betting interval, one card is face up for each active player. These cards are revealed in turn. The player with the best card in each betting interval then has the chance to make a bet. The bet is typically a small amount. If the bet is called, a player must match the bet. If the bet isn’t called, the player who made the first bet wins.
The flop is the first set of three cards placed face up after the first round of betting. It’s the most important stage of the game because it sets the stage for the remainder of the hands. The first player to act is the player who makes the first bet. This is usually the person with the best poker hand. In the next betting interval, a player who has a higher hand can bet again. In the final betting phase, the player with the best hand will win the pot. In a pot-limit game, the maximum amount that a player can bet is commonly set.
The smallest amount that a player can bet is the ante, or the buy-in bet. This is typically a small amount, such as $1 or $5. In some games, this is the only bet that a player must make. In other games, the ante is set by the table.
The best hand is the hand in which the player uses all of their cards. This is the most important rule of poker. In some games, a player’s hand can be made up of four cards from the table and the first three cards of the community cards. A hand that contains all four of these cards is called a full house.
Whether you are looking for a sportsbook that offers live streaming or one that can be used on your mobile device, there are plenty of choices to choose from. These sites offer competitive odds, live in-play betting, and a good variety of other features. It is important to take some time to look at the sportsbook reviews to find out which sites are best suited to your gaming needs.
SBOBET is an Asian-based sportsbook that offers a wide variety of betting options. The site provides a strong welcome bonus program and a variety of ways to contact customer service. It also has a blog that contains sports news, picks, and other information. Whether you are new to the game or a seasoned professional, you’ll find the resources you need at SBOBET.
The site is licensed by the Philippine Amusement and Gaming Corporation, or PAGCOR, and is open to a wide range of countries. Players can also use virtual addresses to place wagers from locations outside of their support territory. The company is known for its high payout percentage and its promotions program.
In addition to the sportsbook, SBOBET also has a sportsbook mobile app. This app is compatible with iOS and Android devices and allows users to place bets from anywhere. In addition to the sportsbook, SBOBET has a live video streaming service for a variety of games. These include popular basketball, NFL, and tennis events.
The website is well designed and easy to navigate. It is one of the most popular sportsbooks in Asia and offers excellent value for punters. The site has an impressive selection of bets, including a large variety of Asian handicaps. The house edge is lower when you use Asian handicaps, and players can expect 97% ROI. The financial system at SBOBET is a good one, although feedback from customers indicates there are some issues. It is a relatively quiet system, and the turnaround time is fast.
It is important to check the terms of the sportsbook website before making a bet. Some sites offer a risk-free bet for new customers. This can be a great deal, but make sure you are legally allowed to bet. There are some sportsbooks that do not allow wagers from certain countries, so you must be aware of all laws in your jurisdiction before signing up.
SBOBET is an international sportsbook that provides an excellent in-play betting service and has a strong marketing presence in Asia. It is ranked 11th in the Power 50 ranking of eGaming Review Magazine’s 2011 list of the 50 most influential operators. It is a great sportsbook for those who want a wide selection of betting options, a competitive betting platform, and a reliable and secure financial system.
SBOBET offers a free $1,000 bet to first-time customers. This voucher will be credited to the account instantly once the customer completes a personal details update. The voucher must be used by the expiration date listed in the “My Vouchers” section.
Whether you are buying your lottery tickets online or from an agent, the process is easy and secure. Once you choose your numbers, you enter your payment information and print out your tickets. Once you win, the lottery agent will courier the winning tickets to your home. https://helixre.com/
If you live in the US, you can play the national Mega Millions or Powerball, or any of the other lotteries offered by each state. You can also purchase tickets for non-US lotteries. Some lottery games are also called progressive lotteries, because the prize amounts increase after each draw. The odds of winning the jackpot are higher in these types of games.
A few states, including Illinois and New Jersey, offer online lottery tickets. In fact, the Illinois Lottery was the first to offer an online lottery. The site launched in March 2012, and later expanded to include Instant Games. In December 2012, the website added the ability to buy Powerball lottery tickets. Afterward, the site added Daily Lottery Games.
A handful of other states, including Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Oklahoma, California, and Oregon, are in the midst of legalizing online lotteries. However, the federal government has not yet prohibited online gambling, so most of the states that have already made the transition are doing so legally.
While it is possible to play lotteries online, you need to be sure that the website is official. If the website is not licensed by the lottery, you will not be able to claim prizes. This is because the winnings are only collected from the vendor that has been approved by the state. The UIGEA does not prohibit the sale of online lottery tickets, but it does require that you pay 24% tax on your prize. If your prize is under $600, the website will automatically withhold this tax. If it is over $600, you will receive a W2-G form from the website to file your taxes with the IRS.
You can play lotteries from a desktop, smartphone, or tablet. Several mobile lottery games are now available with user-friendly interfaces. Some of them even include a quick pick tool.
The Pennsylvania Online Lottery is one of the best lottery agents in the United States. The website offers a variety of games, including Keno, Cash 4 Life, Millionaire Raffle, and Treasure Hunt. In addition, the website gives you insider information on lottery results. The company also offers a $500 sign-up bonus for new customers. In addition, players can subscribe to lottery subscriptions for a discounted price.
Other lottery agents have started to expand their service offerings to include instant games. These are similar to real scratch-off games, but instead of scratching, you wager money on a number of different systems. These games are provided by IWG/NeoPollard. You can play e-Instant games from a desktop or mobile device.
Online lotteries have been increasing quickly. In less than 18 months, Michigan’s weekly online lottery sales topped $8 million. This has not negatively affected the physical lottery revenue, which is still significant.
On: November 29, 2022 December 11, 2022 By: adminfis
TOGEL SIDNEY live dealer online casinos is an exciting way to experience real money gambling. These online casinos offer a live video feed of a real live dealer, and players can chat with the dealer during play. You can also enjoy a variety of popular games such as roulette, blackjack and baccarat.
Several casinos offer different types of live blackjack tables, and players can choose the table that suits them best. The game can be played at different stakes, depending on the casino. The table may also have different wagering limits. If you are playing for money, look for VIP tables that offer higher limits.
Live casino online games are available for play through a desktop or mobile device. You can easily navigate the casino from your device, and you can place bets on any of the games. You can even chat with the dealer during the game, giving you a chance to ask questions or analyze the game in real time. The casino will automatically handle the payouts, so you won’t have to worry about handling them yourself.
Some of the most popular games are roulette, blackjack, baccarat and poker. These games have been enhanced with the latest technology, giving players a more authentic experience. In addition, the best operators have partnered with gaming software companies to provide a seamless user experience. This means you get better graphics, safer gambling tools, and more enjoyable gameplay.
One of the most popular casino games is roulette, and you can choose the camera angle that you prefer. You can also see the dealers working on the table while you play. You will also have a chance to watch them deal cards and spin the wheel. Some casinos offer multi-ball roulette, which means there are more than one wheel spinning at a time.
Some of the best live dealer online casinos offer attractive bonuses. For example, the Cafe Casino has a 350% welcome bonus. Another top online casino is Evolution, which has a wide range of games.
Bovada is another top-notch casino online. The site has a sleek, modern interface that offers a great browsing experience. In addition, it offers over 30 live dealer games, including blackjack, roulette, and more. The casino also offers a unique sportsbook. The sportsbook offers separate welcome bonuses for players that are interested in betting on sports. Whether you prefer to bet on football, baseball, hockey, or basketball, the sportsbook has a game for you. You can also play several different forms of bingo.
The casino has a great sportsbook and offers live sports betting, along with several virtual sports betting options. There are also hundreds of slot reels and video poker games to choose from. You can also take advantage of several virtual sports betting options, including 8 virtual sports betting options. This online casino also offers keno, a Chinese 80-ball lottery game. The best part about this casino is the wide variety of games it offers.
If you are looking for a live casino online that offers all the benefits of an offline casino, you should try Bovada. You can also check out Ignition Casino, which offers a wide variety of online casino games.
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On: November 27, 2022 By: adminfis
Among the many online sportsbooks available in Asia, SBOBet is perhaps one of the best known. With a wide range of betting options and competitive odds, SBOBet is a solid choice for high rollers. In addition, the SBOBet blog helps to keep players informed of current events. There are also multiple contact options, including live chat and email support, as well as multiple language options.
Aside from sports, SBOBet also offers gaming options. This includes roulette, baccarat, blackjack, and poker. The sportsbook also offers live in-play betting, which is a great way to place a bet while watching a game. In addition, SBOBet provides a live blog with sports news and picks.
The SBOBet website is also easy to navigate. It features a lengthy sports menu, including a number of less-known sports and competitions. It also features a virtual sports section, which simulates popular games on the computer.
SBOBet has an impressive welcome bonus program. First-time players can get up to $1,000 in free bets. The wagers have to be placed through the website’s virtual address, however. The site does not offer other forms of wagering, such as political betting.
Regardless of the site’s limitations, SBOBet is a solid sportsbook that offers a good range of promotions. In addition, there are no fees to withdraw money from your account. This is important to players who are looking to make a big win, as it can reduce the financial stress. The site also offers a variety of ways to contact customer support, including live chat, email, and Skype. The SBOBet blog also provides sports news and picks, which benefits its customer base.
SBOBet is a solid choice among sportsbooks for the Asian Handicap market. These handicaps reduce the house edge, giving punters a better chance at winning. The site also offers Asian handicaps for a number of American sports. Compared to other sports, Asian handicaps offer great value for players.
The financial system at SBOBet is also very impressive. The site’s turnaround time is very quick and customer feedback is very positive. The site also has a good user interface, which makes it easy for new players to navigate the site. In addition, there are no complaints about the site’s service or reliability.
The SBOBet’s betslip is located on the top right of the screen. The site has a number of options, including single-game lines, a tiered revenue sharing system, and the usual outrights. Lastly, the site features a number of promotions, including occasional deposit bonuses.
SBOBet’s live in-play betting is also quite impressive. The site offers a number of virtual sports, including soccer, tennis, baseball, and ice hockey. The site also features a racebook, which is another excellent way to place a wager. In addition, the site offers live streaming of a number of games, including tennis and football. Lastly, the SBOBet’s customer support is available around the clock.
The SBOBet’s site has some of the best odds in the market, and their live in-play betting is second to none. Overall, the SBOBet is a solid choice, and one of the highest paying sportsbooks in the business.
New York Lottery – Can You Play the Lottery Online?
On: November 26, 2022 December 6, 2022 By: adminfis
togel hongkong you are looking for a chance to win big prizes or simply to help your kids, a lottery can provide a great opportunity. The lottery is one of the oldest forms of legal gambling in the US. In fact, lotteries can be found in 45 US states and in the US Virgin Islands. In fact, the New York state lottery is one of the most popular lotteries in the country, and it has earned more than $5 billion in gross sales since its inception in 1966.
The New York lottery offers a number of different games to play. Some of these include MegaMillions, Powerball, and Cash4Life. The MegaMillions is the largest lottery in the country, offering odds of winning of 1 in 302,575,350. In addition to the MegaMillions game, the New York state lottery has introduced Powerball, which is a multi-state lottery that offers odds of winning of 1 in 292,201,338.
If you are interested in playing the lottery, you may wonder if you can buy lottery tickets online. While not every lottery is available online, a few are. Online lottery sites allow you to buy lottery tickets and participate in drawings from the comfort of your own home. These sites allow you to select the numbers and enter your payment information. They also allow you to compare the odds of winning for different lottery games.
The official lottery sites offer a secure and legal method for purchasing tickets. They also offer similar ticket prices to the real world. The tickets can be purchased in some states online or at retail locations. The official site of the state lottery is the safest way to buy tickets online. You can also use a third party platform to purchase tickets on your behalf. This is a popular way to play the lottery.
There are also some state lottery websites that offer instant win scratch cards online. Some of these state lotteries also offer instant win games that allow you to win prizes without waiting for the next drawing. You can also enter major multi-state drawings online. These games have odds of winning of anywhere from $1 to $20.
In addition to the official lottery websites, some states allow residents to purchase lottery tickets through third party platforms. These platforms are generally debated as legal online gambling, but are generally not available in many states.
The New York state lottery has been the subject of criticism in the past. However, its sales have been consistently high in the United States. In fact, since 1996, the lottery has produced more than $10 billion in gross sales. It has also generated $3 billion in funds for beneficiary families.
In addition to the official lottery websites, several states have authorized lottery courier services for online ticket sales. These services buy tickets from authorized retailers, and then they distribute the tickets to lottery players. The courier service is not a registered lottery agent, and they do not sell tickets directly.
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Play Online Slot Games at Slot88
On: November 25, 2022 January 1, 2023 By: adminfis
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You’ll find a number of slot games that are based on specific themes. For example, there are slot games that have a pirate theme. These games also have a wide variety of bonuses, including bonus rounds and interactive elements. Some of these games also have high volatility, meaning you’ll have a chance to win large amounts of money quickly. Other slots are designed to give you smaller payouts more often.
If you’re looking for a slot that features an unusual design, you might want to try the Seven Monkey slot. This slot features a unique design with a tampilan lucu that can be used as a tampilan. This is a unique game, and it’s also very easy to play. The bonus rounds on this slot are quite rewarding, and you can earn some uang tambahan with the help of your winnings.
Another game you might want to check out is the Starlight Princess. This slot game features a princess theme, and it also has several bonuses. It’s also a high-volatility game, with a 96,5% RTP, meaning you have a high chance of winning.
Some other slot games you might want to check out include the Year of Ox, the Joker Jewel, the Pirate King, and the Panda Pursuit. Each of these games has a different theme, so you’ll need to determine which one suits you best. These are just a few of the many slot games that are available at Slot88. This company has an international license and is also a great option for people looking to play online. You can also find slot games in HTML5 format for better gameplay.
Whether you want to play a classic slot game or one with more interactive elements, you’ll find plenty to choose from at Slot88. The site has plenty of options, and you can even play in demo mode if you want to get a feel for the game. You’ll also find that the company offers a wide variety of slots, including high-payout games like King Cat and the Sweet Bonanza. You can also play the slot game with a wide range of banks, so you’ll have the option to make deposits and withdrawals in a variety of ways.
Another company offering slot games is Pragmatic Play. This company has a slot called Starlight Princess, and it has a number of features. You can also play the slot demo, without having to make a deposit or setoran. This company also offers a wide range of slot games, including the classic onetouch game. You’ll also find the Bubbles Bonanza and the Lucky Lion in this game. This company also offers a bonus putaran, and you can earn a bonus by playing.
On: November 25, 2022 November 25, 2022 By: adminfis
Founded in 2010, IDNPoker is one of the most popular poker networks in the world. It is headquartered in Makati, Metro Manila, Philippines, and is focused on the Asian market. The company has a license from PAGCOR. It has gained recognition as the leading B2B provider of online gaming platforms. The company’s popularity is attributed to its focus on the Asian market, as well as its large promotional campaign in several Asian countries.
IDNPoker was first launched in Cambodia, and later expanded to Malaysia, Singapore, China, and Thailand. IDNPoker is licensed by PAGCOR, and holds a BMM RNG certificate. Currently, IDNPoker focuses on the Asian market, and has a very good reputation among local players. It is a good place to begin your poker journey, especially if you are interested in playing a variety of online poker games.
IDNPoker is a relatively simple site to use, and offers a number of features that make it easy to play. Players can choose from cash games or full tables. They also offer a White Label Solution for skins, and API integration. In addition to these features, IDNPoker operates more than 200 skins across Asia. The site’s lobby is minimalistic, and players can hide full tables if they wish.
Players can contact customer service at any time of the day or night. They can also use livechat to chat with a representative. Aside from this, they can also contact the customer service via Whatsapp. The site has an excellent reputation among players, and offers a variety of communication methods to ensure that all of its members have a good experience.
To get started playing, all you have to do is register for a poker account. Once you’ve registered, you’ll need to deposit money into your account. The money can be deposited either manually or by using the customer service. In order to deposit money, you’ll need to fill out a deposit form. This form will contain information about the depositor. The amount of the deposit is typically nominal, but can be as large as a couple of thousand dollars.
Once you have deposited money into your account, you’ll be able to begin playing poker at IDNPoker. You can choose from a variety of cash games, and you’ll have a variety of other options to choose from, including tournaments, staking plans, and the ability to hide full tables. In addition, there are several promotions that IDNPoker runs, such as the “King’s Race,” where members are rewarded for participating in special tournaments.
IDN Poker is an online poker game, which is similar to texas hold’em. It is similar to a game called Omaha, but there are many different rules involved. The game can be quite challenging for new players, so it’s best to start out playing in a low-limit table. Once you’ve mastered the game, you’ll want to move up to higher limits.
IDNPoker is a great place to start your poker journey, and it has a good reputation among players. It is an excellent option for new players who want to experience online poker gambling without breaking the bank.
Experience the Excitement of a Live Casino Online
Unlike online casino games, live dealer casino games require you to interact with a real person. In fact, you will be able to talk to the live dealer and even place bets with him. This can be a great way to experience the excitement of a land based casino without traveling to a real one. However, the games may not always be available at all times. If you want to experience this type of casino game, you will need to search for an operator that offers these games.
When you are playing a live casino game online, you are typically playing from a website’s own live casino. The live dealer will stream the game to your screen, using a high-definition camera. This makes it look and feel like you are at a real casino. You will be able to see the dealer’s hands turn over cards as you play. This can be a very fast game for some players. Others may find the game to be slow.
You can play a variety of table games at a live casino, such as blackjack, roulette, baccarat, and poker. Many live casino games also have live dealers, who are professionally trained to interact with you. You will also be able to see the game through a real-time camera. If you are playing for money, you should look for higher limits on the tables. However, if you are playing for fun, you can choose smaller bet increments and find a game that caters to your needs.
Many live dealer online casinos also offer the option of interacting with the dealer. This can be a great way to increase the realism of the game. If you are playing for money, you will need to make sure that your bankroll is enough to support your play. The amount of time that you have to wait between hands is also a factor to consider.
You can also choose to play from a community of gamblers, who can provide you with tips and expert advice. These communities will help you get started and can also give you first-hand reviews from real players. There are also several reviews available online, so it is important to check them out. If you are interested in playing a live casino game online, make sure to look for a casino that offers a wide variety of games, has a good reputation, and offers a good welcome bonus.
In addition to providing a traditional gambling experience, these sites offer a variety of special games and betting options. For example, BetOnline has a large selection of games that include blackjack, roulette, horse racing, and sports betting. They also offer the best odds in the most popular sports and races. They also feature games from some of the leading software providers.
You can also find online casinos that offer free spins and a range of deposit options. Some sites offer a free welcome bonus and other promotions. These bonuses are a great way to get started.
Choosing a sportsbook is very important if you’re looking for a place to bet. The best sportsbooks will offer competitive betting lines and betting props, as well as a good payout percentage. They’ll also have a wide variety of payment options, including credit cards, PayPal and PayNearMe. In addition, they should have an excellent customer support team.
Sportsbooks that have live streaming are considered gold stars. The live streaming option allows you to watch and bet on real-time games. There are even sportsbooks that offer live events on more than just soccer.
One of the top sportsbooks in Asia is SBOBet. SBOBet is licensed in Isle of Man and the Philippines, and it offers a variety of betting options. SBOBet also offers a wide variety of promotions and incentives. Its sportsbook is one of the largest in the Asian market, with more than 1500 events being played each week. The sportsbook also offers live in-play betting, which allows you to place bets in real time.
Another sportsbook is Bovada. Bovada is primarily a football bookmaker. It offers a limited selection of other sports, including European football. However, it does offer some American football bets. However, it doesn’t offer non-sports wagering opportunities, such as entertainment bets.
The sportsbook features an extremely user-friendly layout. Its rich blue color scheme is simple and easy to follow, and its customer support is available in several languages. The website also features a streamlined deposit and withdrawal system. The minimum withdrawal amount varies by currency, but is relatively low when dealing in euros. The sportsbook also offers a risk-free $1,000 bet for new customers.
SBOBet has one of the largest payout rates of all the Asian sportsbooks. In fact, its payout percentage is almost twice as high as its competition. This makes SBOBet a good choice for high rollers. The sportsbook also offers a large number of betting options, including Asian Handicaps. In addition, it offers live in-play betting and live video streaming of popular games.
Its customer support team is available around the clock. If you need assistance, you can call, email, Skype, or even chat online. If you’re not able to reach a customer service representative, the FAQ page can be helpful. However, you should also read the terms and conditions before placing a bet.
Before you sign up for a sportsbook, you’ll want to find out if it’s legal in your country. You’ll also want to make sure the sportsbook has a good reputation. You can also search online for reviews and tips from other sports enthusiasts. You’ll also want to check out the sportsbook’s terms and conditions, payment options, and customer support. You’ll want to ensure you’re not breaking any laws, and you’ll want to be sure you’re getting good value.
SBOBet also offers a risk-free $1,000 bet to new customers. The sportsbook has a variety of deposit options, including credit cards, PayPal, and PayNearMe. There are also a number of promotions and incentives for new customers.
Among the many forms of gambling, lotteries are among the oldest. Data sgp records date back to Ancient China and the Roman Empire, and the first commercial lottery was organized by Emperor Augustus in the first century AD. During the Middle Ages, lotteries were used by governments to help the poor. They also were used to fund important government projects, such as the Great Wall of China.
Today, lotteries are operated in 45 US states. Some of the most popular lottery games include Mega Millions, Powerball, and Keno. Some of these games offer instant win games, too. The odds of winning vary by data sgp master.
Powerball is the biggest multi-state lottery in the United States. The jackpot ranges from $40 million to $1 billion. The odds are 1 in 292,201,338, and players must pick five numbers from a total of 69. In addition, there is an additional pool of numbers, the Mega Ball. The Mega Ball is a seven-number draw. There are also other lottery games with jackpots as large as $500 million.
There are a few different ways to buy lottery tickets online. You can go to a data sgp pools agent, which will allow you to buy tickets from any lottery in the US, or you can purchase tickets through an online lottery courier service. These courier services only operate in states where state lotteries are legal. The best lottery sites allow you to buy tickets instantly and securely, and you can compare the odds on different lottery games. Buying tickets online is growing in the US, and more states will likely authorize online lottery ticket sales in the future.
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Some lottery players also opt to use a data sgp master concierge service. These services allow you to purchase lottery tickets from different countries, including Switzerland, the United Kingdom, France, and Austria. The best lottery concierge services will provide you with a variety of games, including EuroMillions and Powerball. However, they do not offer free bonuses or promotions. The jackpots are not very large, so it is unlikely that you will win anything.
Lottery tickets cost $2 to $5 each. However, prizes that exceed $50,000 must be claimed in person. If you win a jackpot over $50,000, you will need to pay income tax on the prize. Some states will reimburse you for any unclaimed prizes you receive. In addition, Wisconsin will use unclaimed prizes for property tax relief.
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Unlike most slot games, Pragmatic Play’s slots do not have progressive jackpots. Despite this, Pragmatic has produced a handful of hits that players love. They also offer free slots, which you can enjoy without spending any money. You can choose your own game settings, and you can get help from the customer service team 24 hours a day.
Pragmatic Play has won numerous awards, including the 2019 Malta Gaming Awards for Best Game Vendor, and the 2020 Which Bingo Awards for Best Bingo Software. They also offer a wide selection of slots, and some of them offer similar payouts. They offer a number of different types of payments, including OVO, DANA, Gopay, LinkAja, and Telkomsel. They also offer a battery saving mode, which allows you to save your device’s battery power while playing.
Pragmatic Play’s slots are designed to have a three-dimensional feel. They offer traditional game features, including a fixed jackpot, fruit symbols, and a few paylines. They also have a variety of bonus features, which can be aligned with the theme. Some of their games feature the Hold&Spin feature, which awards credits if a special symbol lands during the feature. It’s also possible to choose your own slot settings, and you can customize them to your own preferences.
Pragmatic has also adapted a number of older hits to create new versions. One such game is Reel Kingdom, which offers a unique gameplay experience. Another is Peaky Blinders, which is a branded title. The company also uses the Megaways engine, which it acquired in 2017 for use in new titles.
Pragmatic Play is an online slot game provider that has won numerous awards. They have also been known for their unique graphics, which are usually striking. They have also won the EGR Nordic Award in 2017, and the Malta Gaming Awards in 2020. They offer a variety of different games, including branded titles, as well as free slots. They are also available in both Android and iOS. They accept many types of online payments, including OVO, DANA, LinkAja, and Telkomsel. You can also find a number of games that have fixed jackpots, and you can find a number of games that offer similar payouts.
Pragmatic Play’s slots include three reels, which are activated by a lever. There are also many different symbols that vary according to the theme. Some of them include classic symbols, such as fruits, lucky sevens, and bells. You can also find some newer games with interactive elements. Some of them also feature a pooled prize amount, which is more than the maximum payout of Peking Luck.
Pragmatic Play also offers many different ways to play, including their “Quick Spins” feature, which allows you to get a quick spin. Their games also have intro screens, which are designed to tell you more about the game before you play. They also offer sound effects, as well as a battery saving mode. You can also find a number of free slot games, which are offered to you for testing.
IDNPoker Review – A Review of IDNPoker Online Poker
Founded in 2010 in Cambodia, IDNPoker is a B2B online poker provider specializing in the Asian market. They offer HTML5 desktop clients and API integration for web sites, as well as a White Label Solution for skins. They also participate in local gaming conferences and charity events in Asia.
IDNPoker offers a variety of poker products, including the classic Texas Holdem, Omaha, and Omaha Hi-Lo games, as well as a wide range of poker variants. They also offer live games presented by live dealers, such as Roulette and Head and Tail. They offer a wide variety of game variations and stakes, making IDNPoker a good choice for players of all skill levels. In addition, the company has a number of skins available, including 12BetPoker, ShenPoker, SiamPoker, and Pokerdee. They also offer a wide selection of cash games, and their lobby is minimal and clean.
IDNPoker has a PAGCOR license, which means they are certified to operate in the legal gambling industry of the Philippines. They also hold a RNG certificate from BMM Compliance Singapore Pte Ltd. They are considered a leading B2B provider of online gaming platforms, and they offer hundreds of tables across the clock. Using HTML5 clients, IDNPoker has a minimalist design, and they do not feature waiting lists for tables.
IDNPoker has a full English-speaking client, so players can choose to play in an English room. They also offer a stand-alone mobile client, which is a copy of the desktop client. Besides poker, they also offer a sportsbook, casino, and RNG games. IDNPlay has never promoted its services in the Western market, but they have participated in gaming conferences and charity events in Asia.
They offer a wide range of communication methods, including e-mail, live chat, phone, and instant messenger. In addition, they don’t charge a pendaftar fee. They offer a bonus referral program, where users can earn bonuses if they refer others to the site. This is usually in the form of a cash bonus or a reload bonus.
IDNPoker’s website is fully translated into English, so players can easily navigate. They have a user-friendly lobby with a minimal design, and users can choose cash games, as well as games at any stake. IDNPoker is available in a number of countries around the world, and has hundreds of tables available around the clock. In addition, IDNPoker has been known to provide a quick response time for customer service. There is also an approved list of banks, all of which are located in Asia.
They are known for their safe and secure payments. They have two-factor security, so players can rest assured that their funds will be protected. In addition, IDNPoker has a wide range of skins, and they operate over 200 skins in Asia. Some of the most popular skins include 12BetPoker, ShenPoker, and Pokerdee. You can also contact customer service at any time to discuss any questions or concerns you have.
IDNPoker’s reputation for fast payouts and security is well-deserved. They have a good reputation in the Indonesian poker market, and they are a good option for those looking to play poker online.
How to Have a Great Live Casino Experience
Having a great casino online experience is the name of the game. With hundreds of games to choose from, you’re sure to find something to suit your gambling style. Whether you’re looking for a baccarat game, a poker tournament, or a slots tournament, you’re bound to find what you’re looking for at a casino online. In fact, some of the best casinos online are known for offering a wide array of no deposit bonuses to new players.
Obviously, you’re going to be playing for real money at some point. So, why not play for the big bucks? Well, online casinos want to attract as many players as possible, and they do it by offering bonuses. These are often in the form of a welcome bonus, or high roller bonus. Some casinos will offer as much as 500% in bonuses, and some will require you to make a large initial deposit before you get the chance to cash in.
Some of the most popular casinos online offer a number of no deposit bonuses, and some of the most generous ones are actually free! Besides, no deposit bonuses are a great way to try out a new casino without putting your own money on the line. For example, BoVegas Casino offers a number of no deposit bonuses, as well as a handful of other notable no deposit bonuses. You’ll also find that many online casinos offer a free spins bonus for signing up.
As for the best online casinos, you’ll find some of the best bonuses, games, and customer service available. In fact, the majority of the online gambling websites have a stellar customer service department that is available around the clock, 7 days a week, 365 days a year. This is the perfect way to have some fun while avoiding the hassles and expense of a traditional casino. And, since online gambling can be done from the comfort of your own home, it’s the perfect way to take a gamble on a warm summer night, without having to sacrifice your comfort level. Besides, you don’t even have to change out of your pyjamas! Moreover, many of the best online casinos offer a wide variety of games, including baccarat, poker, slots, blackjack, and roulette, so you’ll have a never ending supply of entertainment. And, when you’re done playing, you can always go home and have a relaxing night in your own bed. Besides, online casinos have a number of great games that you can play on the go, so you can play a game while you’re on the go. It’s also a good idea to play the games in demo mode, so you can check out all the features and features without risking your hard earned cash!
Among all the online casino websites out there, the best is Cafe Casino. It’s got a great welcome bonus, as well as a slew of other perks, including a no deposit bonus, free spins, and a number of other bonuses that aren’t found at other online casinos.
Playing a Lottery Online in Kentucky
During the Middle Ages, governments often held lotteries to improve fortifications, prepare for war, and help the poor. In the United States, George Washington, the first president, also organized numerous lotteries. The tickets from his 1768 Mountain Road Lottery were so valuable that they later became collector’s items and were sold for more than $15,000 each. Several modern governments have recognized the value of lotteries, and many have even monopolized the market for lottery tickets. However, the most popular lotteries, Mega Millions and Powerball, are also available in nearly every state. They are considered the de facto national lottery games.
The first recorded lottery was played in Ancient China, between 205 BC and 187 BC. The profits of this lottery helped finance important government projects such as the Great Wall of China. The Roman Empire also organized lotteries to entertain guests at dinner parties. Emperor Augustus even organized the first commercial lottery to help repair the City of Rome.
Despite the fact that some lottery concierge services exist, you should only use legitimate sites. These sites are licensed by state gaming authorities and offer secure payment options. They also employ SSL encryption software to protect your information from hackers. Legitimate lottery sites are concerned about your experience, so they provide a safe and reliable gambling experience.
Many states are considering online lottery sales. While only a few have done so, more are likely to follow suit. Currently, there are seven states with legal online lotteries. If you’re interested in playing a lottery online, there are legal lottery subscription services that allow you to buy tickets in advance for each drawing. The prices for these subscriptions vary depending on the number of drawings.
You can play online scratch cards with a lottery in Kentucky. These games offer payouts of up to $500,000, and you can play for as little as $0.05. In addition, you can play the lottery games on mobile devices. Moreover, you can also play bingo and pull tabs online. In March 2018, Kentucky brought the game of keno to the virtual world. This is another great opportunity for lottery players. When playing online, you can try to find winning patterns that can help you win.
You can play online lottery games for real money as well. Online lottery sites also offer other casino games and other kinds of gambling. If you win a jackpot, you can withdraw your winnings from the cashier page of the online lottery website. But, before requesting a payout, you’ll need to meet wagering requirements. For example, if you win a lot of money, you can play BINGO online with the winnings you earn.
In order to increase your chances of winning the lottery, you must play more than the maximum number of times. If you win the jackpot, you’ll probably split it with other lottery participants. A lot of lottery enthusiasts have the gambler’s fallacy, which is the belief that random events can influence their outcomes.
How to Play the Slot Online
The slot is a game played on a casino machine. It is a popular form of gambling, and has become very popular. It offers a lot of advantages over other games. A good slot site will have a good reputation and be regulated by an international gambling authority. They also have customer support available around the clock.
There are several ways to customize your game. You can use the multiplier to boost your winnings, and set the number of paylines per spin. You can also adjust the sound and video effects. You can also choose how much money you want to bet on each line. You can also disable the multiplier. A high multiplier means that you are more likely to win a large prize when you hit certain combinations.
Playing Poker Offline With IDNPoker
Poker is a popular game that has many variations. Three-Card Monte and Spit in the Ocean are two less common games. In each, you must have at least two players. The only difference between these games and others is the amount of cards you can use. If you have a small number of players, you can use fewer cards.
You can play poker using a variety of operating systems and perangkats. You can also play poker offline with idn poker. You can choose from iOS or Android operating systems to play poker. If you’d like to download poker to your phone, be sure to download the apk. This application is easy to download and will provide you with a convenient way to play poker.
IDNPoker was first launched in Cambodia in 2010. Since then, it has grown to be the third largest poker network in the world in terms of traffic. The network began operations in Cambodia and has expanded to Thailand, Indonesia, Malaysia, and China. In addition to operating more than 200 skins in Asia, IDNPoker holds a BMM RNG certificate.
IDNPoker has a minimum chip limit of two chips and a fully customizable poker client. The website is fully translated into English and features a minimalistic lobby. Players can choose from cash games or tournaments and can hide tables with full seats. Multi-tabling is possible but requires different accounts and browsers.
Online poker is the most popular way to play poker. There are several types of games to play, and most of them are fair. If you want to play poker, you should choose a website where the rules are completely fair. In addition, you can play poker against other people online. You can also learn new strategies by playing games on social networks. Just make sure you have the right software installed before starting a game. Once you have a good strategy in place, you can start winning money and having fun!
Online poker sites are not immune to accusations that they manipulate the game. Many people have accused online poker sites of favoring house-employed players or using “bots” to increase their profits. Such manipulations may also discourage new players. However, there are some ways to detect such tactics. There are sophisticated tracking programs that can detect any abnormal patterns.
In addition to detecting cheaters, some operators also use digital device fingerprinting to prevent banned players from creating new accounts. This technology allows poker sites to recognize banned players and block them. It is possible to prevent unauthorized players from joining poker sites and playing at their tables. In addition, the software can detect if a player has multiple accounts on the same network.
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If you want to increase your chances of winning the lottery, you must pay attention to the lottery’s odds. These odds are listed in the lottery’s marketing materials and can be compared to the price of tickets. In general, the lower the odds, the higher your chances of winning. You should also keep track of which games are being played in your state. State lottery rules are constantly changing, so it is important to check the rules before buying tickets.
In addition to the traditional forms of lottery, online lotteries are becoming more popular. Most US states have online lottery websites where you can check the winning numbers and find contact information. Some are expanding their services to include Instant Games, a new type of game that allows players to place wagers on the outcomes. These games are available both online and on mobile apps.
Online lottery games allow all residents of the United States to participate. These games use geolocation technology to verify that the customer is physically in the state or territory, and is not using spoofing technology. You may also be required to download a mobile app or install a browser add-on before purchasing a lottery ticket. Once you download the lottery app, the instructions are easy to follow.
In addition to the online lottery apps, you can also buy lottery tickets through online retailers. Online lottery services let you pay for your tickets, check the past results, and subscribe to various lottery systems. Online lottery subscriptions are almost as convenient as buying individual tickets. However, you may have to buy more than one ticket to win the lottery. Another option is to use a third-party lottery courier service. Such a service will take your judi togel online order and buy tickets from the retailer in your area. However, the legality of this service is unknown in most states.
There are also new lottery apps that can help you play your favorite games online. Some states have even added instant-win games to their online platforms. The New Jersey lottery app, for example, allows players to check the results of their favorite games and create their own lottery tickets. The site also offers virtual sports, instant-win games, and a variety of lottery games.
In addition to online lottery apps, the New Hampshire Lottery recently launched an online platform. The website features a variety of lottery games, including inter-jurisdictional and retail games. The lottery’s website also features a donation program for public education. This is a great way to donate to a good cause.
The website for the Illinois lottery also offers subscriptions and tickets online. It also allows users to buy lottery tickets through mobile devices. Online tickets and subscriptions can be purchased for the Powerball, Mega Millions, and Lotto America games. Additionally, subscribers can subscribe to the Pick 3 and Pick 4 daily games.
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Pragmatic Play Online Slot
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The Pragmatic slot game is a multi-award-winning online login joker123 that was introduced by the iGaming provider Pragmatic in 2007. The company has won a number of awards, including the EGR Nordic Awards, Malta Gaming Awards, and the Which Bingo Awards for Best Slot Provider and Game Vendor.
Modern slot machines use microprocessors to assign different probabilities to symbols. As a result, you may receive more credits if you play multiple lines on the machine. This also increases the chance of winning. Moreover, if you play many lines, you are more likely to win a jackpot. The paytable is generally displayed on the face of the machine, above or below the reels. In some machines, you can also find this information on the help menu.
The volatility of the slot game is another important feature that can affect the overall gameplay. Volatility is the inherent risk that accompanies any slot game. Some slots pay out big and irregularly, while others pay smaller amounts more often. High volatility slots have higher payout rates but also have higher volatility. This means that you can expect big wins in a short period of time.
RTP, or return to player, is a metric that determines how profitable a slot is. It is typically expressed in a percentage. For example, a 97% RTP means that for every USD$100 spent playing the game, 97 cents will be returned. However, this rate can vary significantly and depends on your luck. Also, there are other factors that determine how profitable a slot is.
While the original concept of slot machines has remained the same, the digital age has enabled the creation of many new variations. Today, slot machine manufacturers can offer players more advanced bonus rounds, interactive elements, and varied video graphics. One of the oldest slot machines ever produced is the Liberty Bell by Charles Fey, which is now a California Historical Landmark.
Although a 15 coin payout might seem small, it is worth noting that the slot game’s regulators allow the game to operate in two modes: ‘Big Bonus’ (400-711 coins), and ‘Regular Bonus’ (110 coins). During the bonus mode, a 15 coin payout is made on a continuous basis until the player hits the jackpot. The bonus mode is also filled with energizing music and special winning scenes.
While the government has little involvement in gaming, many provinces have outlined their own laws regarding video lottery terminals, slot machines, and bingo. In Canada, each province has its own gaming board to regulate these activities. There are also some restrictions for the private ownership of slot machines. The Gambling Act 2005 and the Gambling Commission both have rules on the operation of casino-style gambling establishments.
While the return to player is the most important statistic to consider, the probabilities of every payout are also crucial. For example, if a slot machine offers a dozen different pay tables, all but one is the highest payout, the probabilities of each pay table are zero. If this happens every 4,000 times, the game would be boring, and most players would not win anything.
Poker is an online game where players compete against each other to win chips. There are many online poker sites where people can play for free. These sites allow players to play various types of poker games and can also provide bonus money. You can find these sites by searching on the Internet. Once you have found one of them, click on the “Daftar” button and fill out the form.
Many poker sites allow players to make deposits in different currencies. However, some sites require players to convert their funds into U.S. dollars. If you plan to “top up” your chip stack regularly, it is a good idea to find a poker site that accepts multiple currencies. This way, you won’t have to worry about rounding issues. Moreover, online poker rooms usually have lower expenses than brick-and-mortar poker houses.
IDNPoker is the biggest poker network in Asia and the third largest in the world. This site was launched in Cambodia in 2010 and has since expanded to over 200 skins across the region. It has a reputation for being secure, as it offers two-factor security and secure payment methods. In addition, it is committed to ensuring fair and ethical gameplay for its players.
The IDNPlay poker network was virtually unknown in the internet until 2016, when it jumped to the second position in PokerScout’s ranking. The network was founded in 2010, but never used social media to market its services in the English-speaking market. The website and client are English-language, however, making it easier to play the game for English-speaking players. While this is a relatively new poker network, its growth has been attributed to a strong marketing effort in the Asian and European markets. This includes hosting charity events and participating in gaming conferences.
It is also worth mentioning that you can register for an idn play account for free with no deposit required. Once you’ve completed the registration, you can start playing online. Just be aware that there are some sites that may require a deposit before you can play. However, if you find a reputable website that offers this service, you’ll have no problem signing up and playing for real.
To make deposits in situs poker Indonesia, you’ll need to deposit rupiah. You can use a kartu kredit or an ATM to make deposits. The amount of uang that you have to deposit will depend on the total amount of taruhan you’re playing. The amount will also depend on the rasio of the turnamen.
Some players might try to cheat by using a digital device to detect players. These devices are capable of fingerprinting, which allows poker sites to block new accounts from banned players.
A good online casino offers a host of advantages. This includes a loyalty program, language support, software providers, and access to your favorite games. It should also have a credible license so you know that you can be safe and secure. In addition, it should provide customer support and live chat services. Whether you prefer playing blackjack or roulette online, there are many ways to play and win.
Live casino games are another way to enjoy an authentic casino experience. These games feature real dealers, which allows you to interact with them and other participants. This can be a fun and social experience, and will appeal to social gamblers. It is also possible to interact with other players, which makes it even more realistic.
Live casino games are similar to TV game shows. They replicate the excitement of classic casino games and family favorites. The host’s personality helps create the right atmosphere. The live casino games also feature chat options that enable you to interact with other players at the table and send messages to live dealers. Many live dealers are friendly and will answer your messages and chat with you.
The technology used by online casinos is also improving. Many of them now use advanced camera systems to create an authentic live casino experience. This allows players to interact with real dealers and make real money without leaving the comfort of their homes. In addition, the casino games are now more realistic and exciting than ever before. There are also a variety of different games that are available.
One of the biggest advantages of playing live casino games is the fact that you can interact with a real dealer. The dealer works through a live web stream and a chat function. Unlike random number generator-based games, live dealers are more tangible and allow players to interact with each other and the dealer. You can also play live dealer games from any computer.
Live dealer roulette is one of the most popular games at casinos online. It is available at nearly every online casino and has multiple camera angles to capture the spinning wheel and the rest of the table. Most casinos offer American and European roulette versions, but some sites feature unique tables. You can place bets as small as $1 or as high as you like. Alternatively, you can choose to bet on a specific color or lucky number.
BetOnline also has a welcome bonus of up to $1,000. It also has a 10% rebate program and a $1,000 monthly prize pool. There are separate welcome offers for sports betting as well. This online casino is fully licensed and regulated in Curacao. This means that it has no issues with liquidity and pays winners on time.
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When choosing a sportsbook, it is essential to choose one that is legal in your country and accepts your preferred payment method. In addition, you should check for terms and conditions and payout percentages. You should also check whether the sportsbook accepts cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin and has good customer service. You can also ask fellow sports enthusiasts for recommendations.
SBOBet is a leading Asian sportsbook with over a million registered members. Its mobile version features WAP technology and provides real-time sports odds. Its customer service team is very friendly and offers support in several languages. There are also several bonuses that are available to its players. If you are a new player, be sure to check whether the sportsbook is licensed.
There are a number of benefits to sports betting, including live streaming of the most popular games. It is best to choose a sportsbook that supports live streaming in order to minimize the house edge. Sports enthusiasts should also look for sportsbooks that offer Asian Handicaps, which can reduce the house edge by as much as 97%.
If you’re looking for a sportsbook that offers great customer service, SBOBet is a good option. This Asian sportsbook has over a million members and a user interface that fosters natural punter interaction. It also has a range of betting markets, including live betting, virtual games, and horse racing. Regardless of your preferences, you can be sure that the customer support team will ensure you have the best experience possible.
While SBOBet does not charge withdrawal fees, it does have minimum withdrawal amounts. These amounts vary based on the currency you’re dealing with. If you’re dealing in Euros, you’ll have a lower withdrawal minimum than if you’re dealing with other currencies. The sportsbook is also not available to customers in many countries, so be sure to check the sportsbook’s terms and conditions before signing up.
When it comes to sports betting, it’s important to find a reputable and legal sportsbook. To do this, you can look for the sportsbook’s license in your country. Then you should read online reviews about its customer service and the sportsbook’s reputation. You should also choose a sportsbook that accepts your preferred payment method. You should also check whether the sportsbook offers VIP sections or live betting.
While betting online may be legal in your state or country, you should ensure that the sportsbook is licensed in your country. It should also support your preferred payment method and offer VIP membership programs to players. It’s also important to choose a sportsbook that offers customer service that responds quickly to your questions. A sportsbook that offers excellent customer support is a must for new bettors.
Despite these challenges, sports betting is legal in most states. Delaware has three casinos that offer sports betting. Mississippi has made sports betting legal with a state sportsbook. However, the state prioritizes in-person wagering, so there are hardly any sportsbook apps in the state. Montana, on the other hand, requires users to be in the geographic area of a licensed retail outlet, while South Dakota restricts sports betting to the casino in Deadwood.
When playing the lottery, you must remember that you are playing against the house, so the chances of winning are slim. It is better to look at the lottery as entertainment and not a business. Purchasing tickets is a waste of money and you should spend it on things you enjoy. It’s also better to not get too angry if you don’t win the jackpot.
Most official lotteries are 50/50 raffles, meaning that 50% of the money you spend on tickets goes to the government while the other 50% goes to the prize pool. This means that you have a 50% house edge, which is considerably higher than online slot machines, which have a house edge between three and eight percent. This means that you’ll quickly deplete your bankroll by playing the lottery.
The first lottery game played in ancient China may have been keno. It’s said to have been a popular way to fund the construction of the Great Wall. It involves choosing a number and checking it to see if it matches the number that was drawn. If it does, the prize money is proportional to the number of correct guesses.
Some state lotteries are also starting to sell tickets online. While only a few states have legalized online ticket sales, the trend is expected to expand further. The Oregon Lottery, for example, is now selling lottery tickets online. And a lot of states are considering expanding their online lottery offerings. So far, only eight states have legalized online lottery sales.
While New York doesn’t have its own online pengeluaran sgp, residents of the state are able to purchase tickets through a third-party app. Using these apps, players can check results, scan their tickets, and check prize draws. The app also features a map that shows lottery retailers across the state. Using the app, they can also pay for tickets using their mobile phones.
The New York lottery was established in 1966. The state’s lottery features a variety of games, including state-run games and multijurisdictional ones. The most popular games include Powerball and Mega Millions. There’s also Cash4Life, a game available only in certain states, which awards a prize of $1,000 every day or week for life. Although the New York lottery has faced criticism in the past, it’s maintained high sales totals.
The first recorded lottery is in Ancient China, between 205 and 187 BC. The proceeds of the lottery helped finance important government projects like the Great Wall of China. Later, the game spread to the Roman Empire, where it served as entertainment at dinner parties. The first commercial lottery was organized by Emperor Augustus. The money from this lottery was used to repair the City of Rome.
Since 2012, the Illinois lottery has allowed its subscribers to buy lottery tickets online. There are a few different lottery games that are available online: Mega Millions, Powerball, and Pick-3. These games are smaller versions of the more popular lottery draws. All you have to do is choose a few numbers and press a button. You’ll get instant payouts if you win.
In playing slots, there are some tips and tricks to win. The first tip is to understand the game type. Then you can develop a strategy that will help you win more than one game. There are some other tips you need to know before playing slots. You can use a bonus or promo to win more money.
Another tip is to use a demo mode. This is ideal if you have limited time to play slots. You can try the game before you spend real money. There are many people who enjoy playing online slots. They can choose from hundreds of options. There are different types of slots, such as progressive jackpots, video slots, and classic slots.
Another tip for finding a good slot is to look for the right provider. Pragmatic Play is a popular provider because they offer more than 200 games online. Their focus on original content and variety allows them to retain a large player base. Many gamers prefer low variance slots because they offer better chances to win and lower risks.
Other tips to win in slots are to find a game with a good RTP and a high jackpot. Playing slots on the Internet can be a fun and profitable experience. Whether you play for the fun or to cash in on a jackpot, you can win big! In most cases, you can also use a bonus to boost your winnings.
There are many types of bonus offers available in online casinos. One of the most popular ones is the slot freebet. This bonus can be redeemed through your e-wallet. Just make sure to read the terms and conditions. If the bonus is too good to be true, you should not use it. In addition, a good site will offer other bonuses.
Microgaming was founded in 1994. The company is an operator with a reputation for integrity. It also offers a variety of different games. For instance, it offers several different types of slot machines. There are also video games and live casino games. With these options, you can play more games and earn more money. This is the best way to maximize your winnings.
Pragmatic Play is a newer software provider with a huge range of games. The developer is based in Malta, and focuses on mobile gaming. It is still a relatively young company, but it has already established itself as a top provider in the online gambling industry. It has won many awards since its inception and is rapidly expanding its partner list.
Pragmatic Play is one of the top online providers of slot games in Indonesia. This provider has released several slot demos which are popular with Indonesian players.
Improve Your Poker IDN Play Game With IDNPoker
Poker IDN Play is a game of skill, strategy, and observation. If you’re not good at these aspects, you’re likely to lose money. However, the odds and house edge favor the players. If you can become an expert player, you can make money consistently. If you’re new to Poker IDN Play, there are several basic tips you can use to improve your game.
The major online Poker IDN Play sites offer different features for new players. Some offer satellite tournaments through which the winners can win an entry to real-life Poker IDN Play tournaments. For example, in 2003, Chris Moneymaker won a satellite tournament to the World Series of Poker IDN Play, and then went on to win the main event. This created quite the sensation in the Poker IDN Play world. As a result, there were three times more participants in the 2004 World Series of Poker IDN Play. In fact, four players from Poker IDN PlayStars online cardrooms made the final table.
In addition to providing Poker IDN Play games for players, IDN Poker IDN Play sites also provide fast tables. Many people who prefer to play Poker IDN Play online will benefit from this service. The customer service staff is available 24 hours a day to help them. They also provide information about the different types of Poker IDN Play games. The most important thing to remember is to play responsibly.
IDNPoker IDN Play offers many payment options for its users. You can use a number of popular currencies, including the US dollar, Skrill, and Neteller. However, when exchanging money, be aware of exchange rates. The IDN Poker IDN Play website supports the major currencies in the world and has established exchange rates. The client interface is minimalistic and easy to navigate. Players can select the cash games they wish to play, while those who are interested in tournaments can choose to play only tournaments.
To improve your chances of winning, consider splitting your bankroll. This can increase your winnings while maintaining a consistent income. Splitting your bankroll across multiple lower-limit tables can prevent you from falling behind your opponents. It also means that you’ll be playing against fewer skilled opponents. If you’re interested in learning more about the game, you can buy Poker IDN Play software online.
Playing at a Casino Online
If you have never played at a casino online before, there are some things you should know before deciding to sign up. Not only should you be aware of the different types of games offered, but you should also be aware of the casino’s licensing status and the security of your private information. You should also check whether the casino has SSL-encryption and customer support, as well as whether the casino offers a minimum bet.
Live dealer games are among the most popular games you can play at an online casino. These games feature real dealers who make the game more realistic. They usually start at $1. You can use computerised chips to place your bets, or you can choose to have the live dealer place your bets. In addition, you can bet on various odds, colors, or even lucky numbers, and you can even try your luck at the Wheel of Fortune!
In addition to live dealer games, you can also try your hand at Blackjack and roulette. The game selection at this online casino is excellent, and you will be able to find games with very low minimums. You can also try out a variety of blackjack variations, such as classic and VIP versions. You can also play video poker games on the site. You can even join blackjack tournaments if you want to try your luck.
Many online casinos offer generous sign-up offers for new customers. Depending on the casino, these offers can range from free chips to huge deposit bonuses. All you need to do to take advantage of these bonuses is open an account with the casino and enter the sign-up offer code. Keep in mind, though, that you can only open one casino account at a time.
Some live casino sites also offer dedicated apps for mobile users. While it’s possible to play through the browser on a mobile device, playing through an application is more convenient. A good app will be optimized for mobile usage, and you can also get notifications about any updates to the casino’s website. This can be useful if you play live dealer games on the go.
If you want to experience the real casino, try a live casino. This type of casino is similar to an online casino, but it features real dealers and real cards. This option also lets you interact with the dealer through voice or chat. This allows you to get the real Las Vegas experience while enjoying the benefits of playing in an online casino.
Live casino games are a great way to experience the excitement of land-based casinos while still enjoying the convenience of playing at home. Many players prefer playing these games, and they are completely fair. In addition, live casinos allow players to interact with real croupiers, which helps to ensure a better gaming experience.
How to Choose a Reputable Sportsbook
If you want to bet on sports, you should choose a reputable sportsbook. There are many different options out there, but make sure to pick one that is regulated by the government and legal in your area. It should also be easy to navigate, offer good odds, and have excellent customer support. Lastly, the sportsbook should have a clean and simple design.
Some sportsbooks offer bonuses and other types of promotions. SBOBet, for example, gives away up to $200 in free bets when you make a qualifying deposit. However, this bonus is not permanent and must be rolled over 14 times. Moreover, the bonus amounts change frequently, so check back often for the latest promotions. SBOBet is a popular Asian sportsbook, so you’ll want to check out its website before placing your first wager. It offers easy-to-use navigation and great customer service with staff that speaks several languages.
SBOBet has numerous sports and games, including soccer, tennis, and basketball. It also offers Asian Handicaps for many sports. The sportsbook also offers live streaming for select events. In addition to a variety of sports, SBOBet also offers lottery wagers. If you’re looking for an online sportsbook in Indonesia, SBOBet is a good choice.
SBOBet is licensed in the Isle of Man and has a multilingual website. It offers customer support in a number of languages, as well as an FAQ section that answers common questions. Its website is easy to use, and it offers good odds. You’ll also find that SBOBet has a good reputation and customer service.
A reliable sportsbook will also be consistent when it comes to its lines and odds. Consistency is important, because inconsistent sportsbooks can kill a sportsbook’s appeal. Unlike other sportsbooks, BetOnline is consistently reliable. This consistency adds credibility to the platform. This will help customers make decisions that make a good wager with it.
Another important factor to consider is the payment options available. The sportsbook should accept credit cards, eChecks, and PayPal. A few sportsbooks even offer Bitcoin deposits, although these tend to be temporary. Make sure to contact customer support if you run into any problems. Most sportsbooks also have multilingual support and live chat services. These options are helpful for newcomers to sports betting.
Before betting on sports, be sure to check the sportsbook’s terms and conditions. Sportsbooks have different rules depending on your state. The one you choose should be regulated in your area, accept your preferred payment methods, and have responsive customer support. If you’re new to sports betting, you may want to start with a small bankroll and play within it. You can also take advantage of free picks that will help you make smart betting decisions.
Lastly, make sure to check out the sportsbook’s live streaming capabilities. This feature will make betting more convenient for you. A sportsbook that offers live streaming is considered a gold star in the sportsbook industry. Many sports fans are interested in live streaming, and this service will help you stay on top of the latest events.
The lottery is a popular way to win money. There are many different lottery games to choose from, and some are even iLottery-style, which is buying tickets over the internet. The rules vary from state to state, but in general, you must match a set of random numbers. The prize money is usually large, and the jackpot grows over time. When there are no winners, the jackpot rolls over, and a new drawing is held.
Official lottery sites offer the same services as land-based distribution points, and tickets are sold at the same prices. The only difference is the process of buying tickets. Online lottery sites do not have standard rules, so they vary in how they sell tickets. However, this does not mean you can’t buy tickets on the go. There are many lottery games that you can play with your mobile device. Just make sure you have access to Wi-Fi or data when you play online.
The online lottery site Lucky Block is our top choice for the best lottery website in the USA. Lucky Block uses Blockchain protocols to provide its players with a digital lottery experience. Additionally, Lucky Block has its own cryptocurrency, which pays dividends to its owners. As you continue to use your lucky block cryptocurrency, you can increase your chances of winning the lottery.
Connecticut’s lottery is operated by the Connecticut Lottery Corporation, a quasi-public state agency. This agency is responsible for generating revenue for the state of Connecticut while maintaining social responsibility. In fiscal year 2021, the Connecticut Lottery Corporation paid out $925 million in prizes, received 83 million in commissions from retailers, and contributed $418 million to the state’s General Fund. In fact, since 1972, Connecticut’s lottery has generated more than $10 billion in state revenues.
In the Middle Ages, governments used lottery games to improve fortifications, prepare for wars, and help the poor. As early as the seventeenth century, the first American colony Jamestown uses lotteries to finance the colony. Eventually, all thirteen of the first colonies use lotteries for revenue. In the state of New York, lottery games include Lotto and a daily numbers game.
The result sdy lottery is an exciting way to make money. While there are many ways to win, it is important to play responsibly and know your limits when purchasing a ticket. If you’re a responsible lottery player, you’ll be able to increase your chances of winning by purchasing a larger number of tickets. Just be sure to check the odds before you purchase your lottery ticket.
In addition to multi-state games, the lottery also has games offered locally and online. In Massachusetts, players can choose from eight draw games and three multi-state games. The state lottery provides over $1 billion for the school aid fund.
How to Play Habanero Slot Online
Keuntungan berlaku juga di bermain slot. Keuntungan merupakan tambahan yang lebih dari memainkan permainan, dan kalian bermain slot hanya ingin mendapatkan hasil yang berlipat.
Habanero berdiri di negara Asia pada 2010 dan meningkatkan kecanggihan game slot online. Bermain slot habanero berhasil mendapatkan banyak keuntungan. Moreover, this slot game does not have any bot system that can cheat you and win the game. You can also play this game without a computer.
Pragmatic Play designs slots with striking graphics. Though it uses traditional 2D tools, its slot games look three-dimensional. The company also features branded slots that feature well-known pop-culture icons. There is a range of slots available on Pragmatic Play’s website, so you can be sure that you’ll find something that suits your taste.
This game has 6 reels and 20 paylines. Its RTP is 97.20%, making it a favorite among slot players. However, it’s important to know that the payout percentage for each slot game differs. It’s important to understand the variance associated with each game’s RTP to maximize your chances of winning big.
Pragmatic Play is one of the most popular iGaming developers, with slots that have become household names. Their popular games are fast-paced and high-paying. The developer has won several awards in the past three years. Recently, they were awarded the EGR’s Innovation in Slot Provision Award. Since then, the developer has been growing its list of partners.
Modern slot machines feature advanced graphics and interactive elements. With the advent of digital technology, manufacturers can include additional bonus rounds, different animations, and other features in their games. In the beginning, only basic mechanical elements were present in slot machines. Nowadays, many machines feature more elaborate video graphics, advanced bonus rounds, and interactive elements.
Multi-line slot machines are more common than the classic three-reel type. These machines have several paylines, each with its own unique way of paying off winning combinations. While traditional three-reel slots often have one, three, or five paylines, some modern video slots have nine, fifteen, or even ten paylines. Regardless of the number of paylines, most multi-line machines accept variable credits ranging from one to fifteen.
The Pragmatic218 website has an option to give a single account for all games. This option is beneficial because it allows users to play across multiple machines and is ideal for newcomers to online gambling. Moreover, it does not require a repot for any other games. Moreover, Pragmatic218 is licensed in the Philippines by PAGCOR and BMM Testlabs.
The company’s recent venture into gaming has added a jungle-themed slot to its portfolio, the Gorilla Mayhem. This slot was released in late July and features rainforest inhabitants. Its payout rate is slightly above the average for casino games.
IDNPoker – Learn More About the Game
idn poker is a game that combines skill and chance. It can be played with up to five people at a time. People from all walks of life enjoy playing poker and it can also be a huge source of entertainment. But there are a lot of misconceptions associated with poker. To avoid these, learn more about the game.
There are many resources available to learn the game of poker. Online poker forums, blogs, videos, and books can help you to improve your game. For example, you can view poker streaming videos on sites such as Twitch. You can also ask professionals for poker tips. You can get tips from them on the proper way to calculate odds and play a hand.
Poker players should be aware that there are several ways to cheat the game. There are software programs that track your hands in real time and can help you understand the odds of winning. Many of these programs also help you learn how to play poker by scanning hands for mistakes. Some of these programs can help you identify the best poker strategy to win.
You can use various banking methods to deposit money on poker games online. You can use the transfer bank BCA, BNI, or CIMB. Alternatively, you can use an E-Wallet or a GOPAY to make your deposits. You can also use pulsa, another offline payment option. This option is also free of charge and can be used from anywhere.
If you’re looking for an online poker game that lets you practice your skills, you may want to choose an idn poker platform. These sites offer real-time poker games and tournaments. They also offer practice chips and knowledge, making it possible to learn about poker while practicing for free. They can teach you all about basic poker strategy, betting patterns, and even the best way to bluff.
IDNPoker is one of the largest poker networks in Asia, and the third largest worldwide. This casino network was founded in Cambodia in 2010 but was unable to gain traction until 2016. But in 2016, it surged to the number two spot in the PokerScout ranking. The company has a strong focus on the Asian market, focusing on Thailand, Cambodia, and Indonesia. Its success is attributed to a large promotional campaign and participation in gaming conferences in the region. It also participates in charity events.
When choosing an online casino, it’s important to choose a site with a wide variety of payment options. You’ll also want to check out the terms and conditions of any bonuses you’re offered. This way, you’ll be able to get the best possible bonus on the poker games you play. It’s also important to find a trustworthy poker site to sign up for. Then, you’ll have the best chance of winning big.
When playing Omaha Poker, there are 2 main requirements for winning. The first is to have a minimum of 50000 chips.
Playing Live Casino Games
If you’re planning on playing live dealer games at an online casino, you’ll want to make sure that the casino software is fast and efficient. This way, you can be sure that your experience is as smooth as possible. You should be able to log in at the times that are most convenient to you. The modern software designed for online casinos can run well on most home sets, and live dealer games are often designed by specialist companies to ensure that they’re smooth and fast for players across multiple platforms.
A live dealer experience is a great way to get a feel for a real casino. The interaction between players is enhanced by the fact that you can see and hear other people, which is ideal for social gamblers. In addition to that, the games are designed to mimic the experience of playing at a real casino.
Many online casinos offer live dealer roulette. These games are available on nearly all major gambling websites. They have multiple camera angles to capture the spinning wheel and the other table players. Typically, these sites offer both the American and European version of the game. Some sites even offer French and other unique table variations. You can place bets ranging from one to several dollars. You can also bet on different types of odds, colors, or even dozens of numbers.
Some online casinos have generous welcome bonuses for new players. These offers vary from casino to casino, but they usually involve large deposit bonuses and free chips. To qualify for one of these bonuses, all you need to do is register at a new casino and enter the sign-up offer code. Usually, you can only have one account with a single casino, but you can open several accounts.
Some of the top USA online casinos feature live dealers. They’re all powered by specialist third-party software providers, which provides extra security. This is a safe and fun way to play casino games. In addition, some top online casinos also have mobile apps. However, there are also some that only have desktop versions.
A popular daily fantasy sports service has recently launched an online casino for US players. It offers a variety of online casino games, including roulette and blackjack. Players can also play traditional games such as slots and blackjack. If you’re a fan of blackjack, you can even place bets with a live dealer on a virtual table. In addition to the traditional games, US players can also play poker at these sites.
A live dealer casino offers a more authentic casino experience. Unlike the virtual version, live dealer casino games feature a live dealer who can interact with the players. In addition, live dealer games also offer chat functionality for players.
The toto hk lottery is a popular way to win big money, but the odds of winning the jackpot are extremely small. In fact, the house edge on most lotteries is around 50%. However, many lottery enthusiasts argue that this does not matter because the jackpot prize can be life-changing. The house edge on lotteries is much higher than that of online slot games, which have a house edge of 3% to 8%. For these reasons, the lottery is not the best option for profit-minded gamblers.
There are a few ways to improve your odds of winning the lottery. The most basic strategy is to purchase more tickets. More tickets mean more chances of winning, but you must be insanely lucky to win the jackpot. A few superstitions can help you improve your odds. First, try to avoid buying tickets from the same retailer as the winning ticket. While this is a popular practice, it is unhelpful if you don’t have unlimited funds to spend on tickets.
The lottery has a long history in the US. Newspaper advertisements from the colonial era suggest that hundreds of lotteries were in operation during the 18th century. Later, lottery games came to be introduced in Puerto Rico, the first US territory, and then the state of New Hampshire began offering them. Throughout the years, the lottery has grown to be a popular way to win big prizes.
In addition to physical lottery locations, some websites offer online services where customers can purchase tickets and claim prizes. Some of these sites also offer instant win games and virtual sports. While these aren’t a replacement for physical lottery shops, they are an excellent way to find more information about lottery tickets. A few sites even allow customers to choose their own numbers and play them instantly, making the lottery even more convenient.
In the US, online lottery sales are legal in seven states. The US Department of Justice recently ruled that players are not violating federal law by participating in lottery games. In the meantime, more people can enjoy the thrill of winning a big prize on the Internet. But playing online isn’t for everyone, and there are a few precautions you should take before diving into the lottery game.
Before playing the lottery online, make sure you understand how the results work. Different sites have different policies, and results may vary. In addition, you should also ensure that the site you’re using is legitimate and has a positive reputation online. This way, you’ll be confident that the site is safe and that your money is safe.
The lottery in the US is regulated by state government offices. The Connecticut lottery, for instance, is one of the oldest. It offers local games like Mega Millions and Powerball and several multi-state games like Cash4Life. Profits from the lottery are used for education and social programs.
Unlike many other software developers, Pragmatic Play is not primarily focused on creating slots with high production values. The studio also focuses on creating games that are mobile friendly. The games can be played on mobile devices and are optimized for landscape and portrait orientation. Pragmatic has around 150 video slots to choose from. The games aren’t all created equally, but many feature popular features.
The company has a long history in online gaming and is known for offering high-quality games with high return-on-investment (RTP). Some of the most popular MicroGaming games include Lucky Twins Wilds, Dragon Dance, Atlantis Rising, Hyper Gold, Zeus, and more. A lot of players enjoy playing slots created by MicroGaming, which have a high RTP.
The company’s website offers an extensive collection of slot games. The company is based in Vaxjo, Sweden, and was founded in 2005. Since then, it has released over 50 unique titles in 30 different languages. It has also expanded its presence into Asia and Europe. It has won awards for its innovation, creativity, and user-friendliness, and is now one of the leading online slot game providers.
Pragmatic Slot88 partners with a wide variety of slot providers. The website also checks whether the slot providers have the proper mechanisms and licenses to operate. This is an additional step to ensure that the slots are safe and reliable. This ensures that you get the best casino experience possible. With so many great slot games, you’re sure to find a game that you love.
Whether you’re a beginner or an experienced player, you’ll find that there’s a slot out there for every taste and budget. Whether you’re looking to play for fun or earn cash, AE Slot is the right choice. The games featured by the AE Slot include Beat the Boss, Crazy Candy, and Holy Tiger. And with RTPs as high as 96.6%, playing AE Slot can help you win big.
Juaraslot88 offers a variety of free online slot games. In addition to judi slot machines, they also offer live casino and poker games. Other features include arcade games, togel online, and free spins. Juaraslot88 is an online gaming destination that offers a comprehensive array of games and casino experiences.
Aztec Gems Deluxe is a 3 gulungan slot with 9 paylines and a high RTP of 96.5%. It offers a jackpot of up to 1000x if you get all seven symbols. One Touch Gaming, meanwhile, is a high-performing slot provider with a Hongkong office. A wide variety of games makes this software provider one of the most popular among players. The quality of the games has been rated highly by experts in the industry.
Agen judi online has become very popular in the Asian region. In addition to slots, other popular games include poker and judi bola. It’s not uncommon to see thousands of players at an online poker table. In fact, online poker is one of the fastest growing segments of the online gambling industry. A lot of the games can be played from the comfort of your own home. And the best part is that they’re easy to play and fun to play!
IDN Poker – What You Should Know Before Playing Online Poker
Before you play poker, you should understand a few things. First, poker is a game of chance. You have to know how to play the game. After you know how to play poker, you can try your luck in online poker games. In online poker, the probability of winning the game is higher. The game also has a chance to pay you a lot of money.
Online poker games have many benefits, but there are also a lot of risks involved. If you are new to the game, you may get discouraged by other players. In such a situation, it is wise to practice. Using software can help you learn how to play poker. Some of these programs include hand database programs. These programs store hand histories from online games. They also provide odds, equity, and variance information. They also help you scan your hands for mistakes.
There are many types of poker games online. One of them is Omaha poker. There are several rules to this game. A lot of people have won big money playing this game. However, you should never bet too much money or risk losing your money. In addition, it is important to learn the rules before you play. By knowing the rules, you can play better.
Online poker sites usually have lower overhead costs. Therefore, you can play more tables than in a traditional casino. You can also play in multiple tables simultaneously. While traditional casinos can only offer one table per player, online poker rooms have multiple tables where players can play at one time. These tables are usually displayed in separate windows. Typically, you can expect to earn about $10 per 100 hands. If you are playing low-limit games, $10 per 100 hands is a good bet. If you’re playing higher-limit games, you can try to win more than this.
There are a few things you should know before playing poker online. First of all, you must decide your budget. It can be as low as $20 or as high as $10,000. Secondly, you have to choose the right site. In addition to this, you should choose a secure payment method. Then, you can make a deposit and start playing.
You should choose a platform that accepts various currencies. For example, IDN Poker is a good choice for players in Asia. The site has over 600 thousand active players every month. It also has six thousand users at its peak hours. This means that IDN Poker has a strong presence in the market and has a high engagement rate.
The best way to play poker online is by joining an online poker site. If you’re unfamiliar with the rules of the game, you can check out a tutorial on online poker. These can guide you through the process from making deposits to making withdrawals.
Pengeluaran HK Hari Ini Live Tercepat Dari Hongkong Pools
On: October 7, 2022 By: adminfis
Pengeluaran hk ialah rangkuman dari nomor jekpot togel hongkong prize. Semua hasil pengeluaran hk bisa dipakai oleh Bettor untuk memperoleh info lotere hari ini. Sudah pasti, dengan kedatangan service pengeluaran hk tercepat, pemain bakal lebih gampang untuk melihat permasalahan HK terbaru hari ini. Dan bisa langsung tentukan tiap nomor ticket yang sukses diinstall. Apa itu kalah atau menang dalam laga di pasar lotere HKG.
Sekarang ini, ada beberapa situs pengeluaran hongkong yang ada di internet. Di mana, Anda bisa melihat tiap nomor jekpot secara mudah lewat beragam service internet . Maka, untuk Anda, pencinta produk Hong Kong Pools. Enggak perlu cemas di mana memperoleh pengeluaran hongkong malam hari ini. Anda bisa memakai portal info dan dealer lotere online terbaik untuk memperoleh lotere jekpot dari hadiah Hong Kong.
Tetapi, itu harus diperhitungkan secara baik oleh masing -masing pemain. Bila semua data pengeluaran hk yang dihidangkan dalam media digital enggak disangsikan kembali bisa dihandalkan. Ya, kami selekasnya menjelaskan karena akibat ada beberapa kasus yang terjadi di dunia games lotere di Hong Kong. Satu diantaranya ialah dari hasil ongkos HK tercepat yang enggak tepat sama yang berada di situs situs resmi . Maka, dari ini, penting untuk dicatat oleh Bettor. Saat sebelum memakai ongkos HK MLM ini, untuk tentukan nomor jekpot yang diinstall. Berikut, kami bakal mengulas service pengeluaran hk yang bisa Anda pakai secara aman dan sudah pasti ditanggung tepat.
Hong Kong HK Data Pengeluaran Diperlengkapi dengan Cap WLA
WLA atau World Lottery Association ialah tubuh atau organisasi terpenting yang mempunyai peranan utama di dunia games lotere. Sudah pasti, untuk situs situs pengeluaran Hong Kong HK, yang mendapat cap WLA. Bakal lebih ditanggung jadi keamanan dan akurasi nomor yang tercerahkan untuk Bettor . Maka, untuk pencinta Toto Hong Kong, aku enggak perlu cemas, semua data pengeluaran Hong Kong yang disiapkan. Sudah pasti, tiap permasalahan yang diumumkan ke Anda sudah melalui beragam tahapan pengecekan yang ketat sekali dari instansi resmi . Maka, untuk Anda yang ingin memandang jumlah data pengeluaran hk malam ini, yang tercepat dan benar. Harus memakai situs situs dengan judul WLA.
Nach, tersebut langkah Anda dapat ikuti untuk memperoleh semua hasil HK terbaru hari ini. Tiap jumlah pengeluaran lotere di Hong Kong yang dihidangkan bakal dijauhi oleh penipuan, oleh orang -orang yang enggak bertanggungjawab. Yang terbaik ialah memakai service lisensi, untuk pastikan jika tiap nomor dipakai sebagai support untuk lotere malam hari ini.
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On: September 28, 2022 By: adminfis
If you are a sports fan and want to make money from sports wagering, you should look for a sportsbook with a good reputation. Check whether the sportsbook is licensed in your country, accepts your preferred payment methods, and has a good customer service team. You should also make sure that the sportsbook has high payout limits and is easy to use. If you are unsure which sportsbook to choose, you can ask other sports enthusiasts for recommendations.
If you are looking for a sportsbook with good odds and a good customer support team, SBOBet is a good option. This Asian sportsbook has an intuitive interface, accepts several currencies, and provides live chat and email support. The site also has a FAQ section to answer any questions you might have. The website also features an extensive list of sports and features, as well as a live betting feature.
Aside from live streaming in their sportsbook, SBOBET also has gaming sections and offers a blog that features sports news and picks. This blog is helpful to its customer base, as it helps them find the best odds on a particular game. SBOBET competes with Asian bookmakers like 188Bet and Dafabet. While SBOBET offers a wide range of sports, Dafabet has a stronger focus on American sports.
SBOBet is the largest sportsbook in the world, with over 1 million active members and an extensive bonus program. SBOBet allows you to place financial and proposition bets, and is available in many countries. To play, all you need is a computer and an Internet connection. You can bet as much as you want, and when the bet is settled, you will be notified of the result.
When choosing a sportsbook, it is important to choose one that has a good reputation and adheres to government regulations. You should also check the payout limits and preferred payment methods. Furthermore, it is important to choose a sportsbook that offers a customer support team that’s available 24/7. Finally, a sportsbook should have a friendly layout and excellent odds.
When choosing a sportsbook, remember that gambling is legal in most states. You should look for a sportsbook that accepts your preferred payment methods and has clear terms and conditions. Most importantly, ensure that the sportsbook is licensed and regulated by your state to ensure your money is safe. Besides, a legal sportsbook will provide better odds and won’t charge you for currency exchange rates.
Some sportsbooks also offer bonuses to attract new customers. For example, if you refer a friend to the sportsbook, you can earn free bets. However, you may need to deposit money before you can withdraw the bonus.
On: September 27, 2022 October 4, 2022 By: adminfis
Lottery is a game of chance in which players bet money in hopes of winning. It is a game of chance in which the results are decided by random events and the outcome is entirely determined by chance. The lottery operator does not directly participate in the game; it only distributes tickets. A lottery participant who wins a prize will most likely split it with another lottery player.
During the Middle Ages, lotteries were used by governments to improve fortifications, to fund wars, and to help the poor. George Washington, for example, organized many lotteries and his tickets were worth tens of thousands of dollars. Lotteries were also popular in the Roman Empire and were used as entertainment at dinner parties. Emperor Augustus even organised the first commercial lottery, with the proceeds being used to repair the City of Rome.
Online lottery data hk sites are a popular way to play lottery games. They can offer a chance to win billions of dollars. The lottery games offered by these data hk sites are completely legal and safe. Unlike traditional lotteries, online lottery sites use random number generators to determine winning numbers and entries. To ensure that you are playing on a legitimate lottery website, you should first choose a site with a good reputation online. Additionally, make sure that the data hk site is licensed.
Currently, there are 44 state lotteries in the United States. Washington DC and Puerto Rico also operate state-based lotteries. In addition to the state-run lotteries, there are national lotteries, including Powerball and MegaMillions. Powerball is the largest multi-state lottery game in the country and has grand prizes of over $1 billion.
A lottery concierge service can purchase tickets for you so you can take advantage of the largest jackpots. They are not government-endorsed, but they do offer a convenient way to play lottery games. These concierge services are operated by private companies and earn money by adding a fee to the price of a standard lottery ticket. Depending on your situation, a lottery concierge service may be worth it.
In addition to buying lottery tickets online, you can also purchase tickets from lottery betting data hk sites. This method is fast and easy and comes with a number of benefits. For example, you will be able to see if a particular combination is winning or not. If you win, you’ll receive the same prize as the official lottery winners.
Besides playing lottery games, you can also support various charities. For instance, you can support local schools and charities by supporting state lotteries. The money from winning the lottery can help make a difference in the lives of many people. The lottery proceeds can even help pay for health care and education programs. In some states, the proceeds of the lottery can even support a state’s public pension system.
The New Jersey Lottery has been around for decades. Since its founding, it has contributed over $28 billion to state coffers. In 2017 alone, it contributed just under a billion to local education. Moreover, it was one of the first states to adopt online lottery ticket number drawings. Third-party applications allow lottery players to buy Powerball and Mega Millions tickets online.
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In an online poker room, a winning player can earn an average of $24 per hour. This figure is much higher than the average wage at a casino. However, in an online casino, the winnings depend on the skill of the player, not their luck. To win, a player must make the best decisions within the time allotted to each hand.
Among the many options, IDNPoker is popular for its two-factor security system, the ability to multi-table, and its fight against bots and unfair games. The UI is clean and minimalistic, and there are no waiting lists. The lobby is also fully-translated into English. The cash games section is straightforward and easy to find. You can choose to play cash games or tournaments with just a single click. The only drawback is that you can only open one table per account. If you want to play multiple tables, you’ll need to sign in with a different browser and create multiple accounts.
The game is played with poker remi, which are 2 cards dealt to each player. Each player must reach a specific level, while avoiding defeats from other players. The winner is the player with the most money after the previous round, and the one with the most money at the end of the round is the winner.
You can also access daftar idn poker online for free, which is a great option for beginners. A lot of online poker websites allow you to play on a fast table and you can even make bets using your mobile device. The IDN poker site also offers a free IDN poker app for Android.
IDNPoker is one of the fastest-growing idn play poker networks in Asia. It launched in Cambodia in 2010 and rose to second place in the PokerScout ranking in 2016. The network doesn’t use social media or promote its services internationally, but it does translate its client and website into English. Its success can be attributed to an aggressive marketing campaign in Asian markets. The website also participates in local gaming conferences and charity events.
Poker is popular in Indonesia. The game is also known as berminat in Indonesia. The Indonesian poker player is known to play poker games of greater complexity than the traditional ones. The IDN version is played with uang asli. This currency is used for any type of poker, including stud and Omaha poker.
Many internet discussion forums discuss the issue of non-random card dealing in live poker games. This practice may favour house-employed players, “bots” and multiple players, and may increase bets. It is unnecessary, foolish, and could lead to detection by a third party. If the players are detected, they could be subjected to the same measures as other players. This information, however, is not publicly available. The software used is more advanced than what you can buy online.
A popular online poker site in Indonesia is IDN Poker. The IDN Poker website offers a variety of poker games. It has a long history and is widely played in Indonesia.
Choosing a Sportsbook in Indonesia
A sportsbook is a site that offers betting on sports events. It is usually easy to navigate and features a mobile version for Windows and Mac. Its live odds can be viewed on mobile devices, and it offers live chat support. Its anti-phishing policy keeps customers safe. There are several factors to consider when choosing a sportsbook.
One of the most popular sportsbooks in Indonesia is SBOBet. It offers a large variety of sports and events, including basketball, olahraga, pacuan kuda, and sepak bola. It is licensed by the Isle of Man and offers customer support in multiple languages.
SBOBet is also one of the most popular taruhan bola online. It offers various methods of payment, including e-wallet, local bank transfer, and more. It also offers members various keuntungan. Its members can play all kinds of games and win big. They also have a variety of promotions.
Choosing a sportsbook is an exciting way to spend your spare time, but it’s important to do your research before deciding which one to join. First, check if it is legal in your country and abides by government regulations. Also, read their terms and conditions. If possible, you should also choose a sportsbook that offers a VIP section and offers customer support via chat or email.
Another important factor to consider when selecting a sportsbook is the payment method. Most online sportsbooks accept PayPal, credit cards, and eChecks. Some even allow Bitcoin deposits, but these deposits are generally temporary. Before making a deposit, read the sportsbook’s terms and conditions, as well as their FAQ section.
Gambling Online and the Odds of Winning the Lottery
On: September 23, 2022 November 9, 2022 By: adminfis
The odds of winning the lottery vary according to state and ticket size. For example, Powerball has odds of 1 in 292,201,338 and Mega Millions offers odds of 1 in 302,575,350. Knowing the odds will help you choose a ticket that will increase your chances of winning. You may also consider waiting for big jackpots to increase your chances.
Many states have legalized online lottery sales. In New Hampshire, the iLottery launched in late 2018. It features instant win games and tickets to major drawings. Many players compare these games to scratch-off games sold at gas stations, but they’re played on the internet and can offer instant payouts. Players can purchase individual tickets for Mega Millions or Powerball or buy a whole batch of tickets. In some states, tickets can be purchased for up to 104 consecutive drawings.
Many mobile lottery games feature easy-to-use interfaces that enable players to choose numbers and systems in a few minutes. The games run on iOS or Android devices. You’ll need to have data or Wi-Fi access to play lottery games on your smartphone. Although not every lottery game is available on mobile, the concept is the same: every ticket togel singapore has the same chance of winning.
State lotteries are considering expanding their reach online. While only a few states currently allow the sale of lottery tickets online, more are expected to follow suit in the future. The Internet offers a safe, convenient way to play the lottery, and it allows you to compare the odds and current jackpots of different lotteries.
You can also purchase a lottery subscription. Subscriptions typically allow you to choose numbers in advance and automatically check tickets for winning numbers. Subscriptions will also provide the winner with their winnings by check or form. It’s a great way to ensure you have a better chance of winning than with a traditional ticket.
In the US, state lotteries are the most popular gambling option, with tens of millions of people playing each week. The online lottery sites have become legal in 2011, and offer a number of tips and tools to improve your chances of winning. However, before you play the lottery, make sure you have a budget.
If you’d like to try your luck at the lottery, you can visit the website of the Connecticut Lottery Corporation. Its new website is mobile-friendly, which makes it possible for you to access lottery information even when you’re on the go. With new technology, the lottery can really reach the next level.
Besides the real-world lottery, there are legal online lottery websites, where you can purchase tickets instantly. These online lottery websites are licensed by the state and operate within their jurisdiction. Moreover, they also allow players from all over the world to play. In addition to allowing players to play from anywhere, these sites also help you play the lottery in a safe and convenient manner.
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Play Online Slot Games at Pragmatic Play
On: September 21, 2022 October 15, 2022 By: adminfis
If you are a fan of online slot games, you can play them at Joker123, the senior online slot game provider. This casino was founded in 2004 and offers a wide selection of slot games. It is also known for its many slot game terbaik, including the Mayan Gems, Pharaoh’s Tomb, and Tsai Shen’s Gift. It also offers slot games by Pragmatic Play and PGSoft. So, if you like to play PGSoft slots, JOKER123 is the place for you.
Slot machines have been around for many years. The first version was released in 1980 by Charles Fey. It featured a machine with a mesin tuas, which spun and gave a winner his or her winnings. The game has since evolved and become an online game. But before playing, be sure to know the game’s tujuan and modal.
In order to become a member of an online slot casino, you must register with the site. Once you have registered, fill out a membership form, and submit it to the admin. The admin will then verify whether you are a real member or not. The process is simple and can be done in just a few minutes.
As you can see, slot is one of the most popular online games today. In Indonesia, a lot of people play online slots for fun, and many people even play for cash. But if you wish to play the game offline, you’ll have to go to a casino and spend more time playing. The advantage to playing online slots is the convenience, however, since you can play them at your own convenience.
Pragmatic Play is a company that produces high-quality games with high-quality graphics. Although the titles do not include progressive jackpots, their payouts are very similar to those of traditional slot machines. Its titles also feature fruit symbols, a minimal number of paylines, and three reels. These qualities make Pragmatic Play games a hit among players.
As a leader in the world of online slot gaming, the company has become an important player of the gaming industry. As a result, it has earned a reputation for providing top-quality games. Whether you’re an avid gambler or a newbie, there is sure to be a slot to meet your preferences.
Another provider of online slot games is Joker123. This provider, known as the leader in the industry, continues to attract players by offering a wide range of slot games and jackpots. It also offers a number of free games for newcomers. And since many of these games are made using the latest technology, they are easy to find and play.
To be successful in online slot games, you must know how to diversify your game selection and deposit amounts. Depending on the type of game you prefer, you may be surprised at how much you can win.
Most online poker sites have software applications available for download that can improve your game. These software applications can save hand histories and scan active tables for known players. They can also display previous statistics next to player names. These applications are available on most sites and help you improve your game by providing useful statistics like odds, equity, variance and more. Some applications even have quizzes to help you learn the game better.
Poker is a card game that dates back to ancient times. The first mention of the game dates to 1377, when John of Rheinfelden, a biarawan from Switzerland, began playing with 52 cards in a single hand. Several articles even mention that poker was played in the Chinese mainland as early as 950.
IDNPoker is one of the most popular poker networks in Asia. The website was launched in Cambodia in 2010 and is now headquartered in Makati, Metro Manila, Philippines. Although IDNPoker has never been active in the Western market, its focus on the Asian market has helped it rise to the second spot in PokerScout’s ranking. Its lobby is simple and straightforward, and players can choose between cash games and tournaments. It also doesn’t feature waiting lists. The client also allows players to hide full tables. However, it is important to note that IDNPoker only allows players to play one table per account, and multi-tabling is only possible if you have a different browser and an account for each one.
Despite the popularity of online poker, it is important to be aware of scams. Several major networks have been involved in a massive scandal over the past few years. In September of last year, the U.S. Department of Justice seized the domain names of several major poker sites, including Absolute Poker. This resulted in a sudden shortage of live entertainment in some parts of the world. As a result, casual players have turned to online poker as an alternative. In some cases, this has led to a huge increase in traffic.
Before playing real money games, it is important to practice. A good poker site will have a large range of poker games for beginners to practice and master. You can try full ring games of up to ten players, or play shorthanded games of up to three players. Most good poker sites accept many payment methods, and it is always wise to have sufficient cash on hand to cover fees and enter a tournament.
Online poker rooms generate most of their revenue through four main methods. First, they collect rake, similar to the vig paid to bookies. Rake is collected from most real money ring game pots, and is usually calculated as a percentage of the pot. The rake structure is different for each online poker room.
How to Enjoy a Casino Online
One of the best ways to enjoy a casino online is to try the live dealer games. The dealers are professional dealers who can simulate the atmosphere of a real casino. A live dealer game has the added benefit of allowing players to interact with the dealer, which can make the game more fun. In addition, live dealers provide better pay-outs than computer-generated versions.
Some casinos also offer sign-up bonuses for new players. These bonuses usually involve a huge deposit bonus and free chips. To take advantage of these bonuses, all you need to do is create an account with the casino and enter the sign-up offer code. In most cases, there are no fees or minimum withdrawal amounts. However, sign-up bonuses cannot be withdrawn as cash.
Depending on your device, you can access a live casino through a mobile browser. Some casinos also offer a mobile app. While navigating a website on a mobile phone can be difficult, an app is easier to navigate. An app also allows you to receive notifications about changes in the casino. It’s important to choose an app that’s compatible with your device.
Blackjack is one of the most popular casino games, and you can find many varieties of this classic game online. However, most casinos offer a traditional seven-seat blackjack table. Blackjack requires strategy to win. Another classic casino game is roulette. Online and offline roulette versions are both played with the same rules. If you’re new to live casinos, it’s important to read up on the rules of the games. You’ll also need to make sure you’re connected to a high-speed internet connection.
Another type of live dealer casino online is the live casino experience. This type of game provides an immersive experience, with a live dealer. A live casino is equipped with high-quality streaming studios where you can interact with professional dealers. Although you’ll need to wager real cash to play, many live casinos offer lucrative bonuses and incentives. Just make sure to select a casino operator carefully to get the most out of your experience.
There are many different types of live casinos available online. One of the best is the live dealer casino. A live casino gives you the chance to play with a real dealer without leaving your home. These games are incredibly realistic and offer a genuine casino experience. A live casino allows you to interact with the dealer through chat functionality.
The live dealer casino also offers some unique features over other casino online. Its homepage uses colors like purple, gold, and black, which is very attractive and makes it easy to navigate. This casino also accepts Bitcoin. In addition to live dealers, it also offers other features, including sports betting opportunities and bonuses.
A sportsbook is an online gambling website that offers bets on various sports. It is important to choose a sportsbook that is legal in your state and offers fair odds. You should also find out how much they pay out and whether they accept your preferred method of payment. The sportsbook you choose should also offer a VIP section and have excellent customer service.
SBOBET is one of the leading sportsbooks on the internet and is used by millions of users worldwide. The website is user-friendly and provides access to a variety of gambling games. Their customer support representatives understand the industry and are able to direct players to the games with the best payouts. The sportsbook is also available in several languages, making it more accessible for players worldwide.
SBOBet is a popular sportsbook in the Asian market. It covers more than 1500 sporting events a week and is a popular choice for high rollers. It also offers fee-free financial transactions. It is a sponsor of a number of major Asian sports and is one of the leading Asian bookmakers. It is not widely known for its large range of promotions, but it does offer excellent customer service.
The Sbobet bonus gives new members 50% of the bonus they deposit. In addition, they also offer a bonus if they play slots or gamble. If you have any queries, the Sbobet Customer Support is quick to reply. In fact, they answer questions in less than an hour. In addition, they offer several free promotions and bonuses to their members.
Whether you want to place a bet on football or soccer, online betting has become an increasingly popular hobby. The vast variety of betting options and competitive odds make it easier than ever to make a good bet. A professional bettor has many different strategies for making winning bets. This includes knowing the best time to place bets on a particular game.
Another important factor to consider when choosing a sportsbook is payment methods. Many online sportsbooks accept credit cards, eChecks, PayPal, PayNearMe, and Bitcoin. However, you should be aware of the terms and conditions of any sportsbook before you place your bets. Some even offer live chat and multi-language customer support.
If you’re looking for a sportsbook bonus, look for one that doesn’t restrict you to a certain sport or country. For instance, SBOBet offers a welcome bonus of up to $200 worth of free bets. It’s important to note that you need to wager the bonus at least 14 times before you can withdraw your winnings.
Lotteries have been around for a long time. Some historians date them back as far as the 17th century, when the Dutch began holding public lotteries to raise money for the poor. These early lotteries were popular because people were willing to risk a small sum for the chance to win a large amount of money. The oldest continuously running lottery is the Staatsloterij, which began in 1726. The word “lottery” derives from the Dutch word “lot,” which means “fate”.
A lottery prize is a fixed amount of cash or goods that is paid out to a winner. The lottery prize fund is typically fixed at a certain percentage of the lottery’s total receipts. One of the most popular forms of this payment is a “50-50” draw. In recent years, many lotteries have added an option for lottery purchasers to choose their own numbers. This allows for multiple winners.
Online lotteries have also grown in popularity. Today, most US states have their own lottery websites. While their main utility is to display winning numbers, these websites also offer contact information on where to purchase tickets. Some online lotteries are also expanding their service offerings by adding Instant Games, casino-style games that can be played instantly. These games are available on the web and on mobile apps.
Some people may be skeptical about lottery apps. It’s not a good idea to use one unless you’re completely sure you can win big. Some apps have a free version while others require you to purchase a subscription. These apps do require downloading and periodic updates, which takes up space on your device and can annoy you. They also can’t be used on your desktop – you have to use them on your mobile device.
In addition to drawing live sgp games, there are also multi-state draws that allow players to win big money. The Minnesota Lottery is a part of the Multi-State Lottery Association. The state has several multi-state games and offers both national and local games. The money from these games is used for educational and environmental programs.
Online Lottery Games are played on a computerized system run by the Ontario Lottery and Gaming Corporation. The OLG’s records govern the results of the relevant Game and will override any other result displayed on the Player’s screen. In the event of a dispute, OLG’s records will be the final authority. The Player can choose to use his or her Bonus Funds for purchasing online games. But he or she cannot use the Unutilized Funds.
People prefer to play the lottery in person instead of online. This way, they know that things are real and that they will get paid. If you don’t have the time to travel, playing the lottery on an app can be an excellent option. Many states and countries now have lottery apps. Some of these apps even pay real money!
A slot game is a type of gambling game, where players put coins in a machine to win. These slots usually have several paylines. The more paylines a slot game has, the more chances it has to pay off. In this article, we’ll discuss the different types of slots available. Once you’ve decided on your slot preferences, you can find a casino online that offers the game of your dreams.
The basic idea of slot games is that the player spins the reels in a circular pattern. Often, you’ll be given a certain number of spins to win, which will be based on how many coins you’ve placed into the machine. In addition to this, slots have a multiplier mechanism that increases the amount of coins you win.
If you’re planning to play slot games for fun, the key is to find a casino that allows you to try out different games and see which ones yield the best payouts. You can also research the payouts for specific games on individual websites. A good online casino will also give you tips on how to play slots that pay the most jackpots.
The most common type of slot is a video machine. This type of slot is popular with gamblers from all over the world. It’s easy to play, and the graphics are exciting. However, the game is not without its drawbacks. Its slow speed makes it unfavorable for beginners.
If you’re new to slots, a good place to start is by checking out Pragmatic Play. They regularly release new games and provide information to players. Many of these games also have free demos. These games also offer progressive jackpots. Whether you want to try out a new game or win cash, Pragmatic Play will provide you with the information you need to make the best choice.
Pragmatic play is a reputable online casino that offers many different types of slots. They also provide 24/7 customer support. This makes it easy for players to find the perfect slot for their needs. They offer a range of different games and provide great customer support. And if you have any questions, you can always contact them through email or phone.
If you’re new to slots, you can start off by trying out some free demos. These demos are usually easy to play and allow you to try out a new slot before you spend any money. These demos are a great way to learn the game and get a feel for the thrills and excitement that it provides.
One of the best online casinos for playing slots is SLOT88. This site provides modern design and is very easy to use. This website also offers a high RTP live permainan. It has a lot of different benefits over other slot sites. For one, it has a high bonus jackpot and is renowned in Indonesia and around the world.
Poker is a card game in which players bet to win. It is played with a dealer who deals the cards and shuffles them. The dealer can be another player or chosen randomly. Players take turns being the dealer, and the dealer chips are passed to the new player at the end of each round. There are several variations in the rules of poker, and players should learn them before entering a poker room.
Whether you’re a novice or experienced poker player, you can find a great online poker room in Indonesia. The first step in finding an online poker room is to choose the game you’d like to play. Once you’ve chosen a game, sign up and create an account on a website that accepts idn play sah.
Most online poker rooms have a community section, which allows you to get to know other players. These players are called agens. If you play regularly, you can even become a member of your local poker club. Then, when you’re ready, you can start playing real money poker. A good poker room will also offer free poker lessons.
IDNPoker offers many features, including live chat and email support. It also offers secure and mobile access. It is fully supported in English. The IDNPoker lobby is simple and clean. Players can easily select cash games and choose from a selection of games. There are no waiting lists, so players don’t need to worry about getting stuck at full tables. There’s one restriction with IDNPoker, though: you can only play one table with one account. If you want to multi-table, you’ll need to sign in to another account.
IDN Poker is an Indonesian poker site. It offers a wide range of poker games, including a ring game. It is a very popular choice among many Indonesian players, and it offers a variety of bonuses and promotions. The website also offers a reputation for providing quality service and support. So, if you’re in the market for a new online poker site, IDN Poker may be the perfect place to find a game for you.
IDNPoker rooms also offer rakeback deals. For instance, IDNPoker offers up to 45% weekly rakeback. Contact your IDNPoker room and ask for details. Besides, IDNPoker rooms often offer VIP deals. Once you’re a VIP member, you’ll be rewarded with a 100% match bonus and extra bonus money.
Agen idn poker in Indonesia is an online poker site that supports bank-bri online transactions 24 hours a day. Its members are able to deposit money into their poker accounts using a dana or a credit card. Its friendly website and a reliable bank system will ensure that members feel comfortable and secure.
When it comes to choosing an online casino, there are several factors to consider. Not only should you look for a casino with a good reputation, but you should also check whether the casino is licensed and secure. You should also consider a casino’s customer support, layout, minimum stakes, and games. A good casino will also provide a loyalty program and a variety of payment options.
Online casinos use a variety of technologies to ensure the safety of your transactions. Optical Character Recognition (OCR) is one such technology. This software is embedded into the live stream and digitally recognises all characters on a card. This technology allows the casino to know instantly if you’ve received a Royal Flush or a blackjack.
The most reputable casino online sites offer a variety of games. These games can include live dealer casino games and a variety of slot machines. They also feature a variety of table games and sports betting opportunities. If you’re a resident of a US state, you can play at one of these casinos if you want to play live dealer games. Besides live dealer games, US players can also play slots and video poker at these sites.
Live casino games offer a more authentic gaming experience. You can interact with the dealer and other customers through chat or voice. Many online casinos offer live games for players to try out different strategies. Moreover, live casino games allow players to test different roulette strategies. The live casino experience can be fun and rewarding. It’s also a great way to socialize with others while playing your favorite game.
A good casino will give you a deposit bonus when you sign up for an account. This bonus will match the amount of money you deposit. This means you’ll get an extra $100 to play with. It’s a good way to entice new players and make them feel welcome. If you want to enjoy live games and tournaments, try Red Dog casino.
Some live casinos also have dedicated mobile applications. While playing through a browser is still possible, an application is much more convenient. In addition to being convenient to use, apps can also provide notifications about updates in the casino. The best online casinos also have a wide selection of games, so you can play on the go.
One of the most popular casino games online is poker. Ignition is one of the most popular online casinos, with over 30 live dealer tables. This casino has high traffic and a sophisticated user interface. It is also known for its reliability and trustworthiness. Its 32-game live dealer section features VIG games and offers table limits from $1 to $10,000. Some of the tables also allow unlimited players.
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Sportsbooks are an excellent place to bet on your favorite sporting events. They accept a variety of payment options and have customer support sections to answer your questions. There are also new sports betting concepts popping up all the time. The main thing to look for is a sportsbook with a good reputation. It should accept a variety of payment methods, such as credit cards, PayPal, Play+ cards, Skrill, and Bitcoin, and it should also have an FAQ section that answers the most frequently asked questions.
One of the most popular Asian sportsbooks is SBOBet. This sportsbook began in Asia, but has since expanded into the western market. It offers customer support in multiple languages and is licensed in the Isle of Man. Its interface is designed to encourage interaction between punters, and it offers live streaming for some sporting events. It also has a good affiliate program and a decent customer support department.
When looking for a sportsbook, it is important to choose one with a reputation in the country in which you live. This will ensure that the sportsbook is legitimate and operates under regulations designed to protect its customers. It should also accept your preferred payment methods and have a VIP program that offers high payout limits. The layout of the sportsbook should be pleasant and easy to use.
Before joining a sportsbook, it is important to check the sportsbook’s terms of service and check whether or not gambling online is legal in your jurisdiction. If you’re not sure, you can ask a sports law expert or a lawyer to ensure that you’re not breaking any laws. Most states have legalized sportsbooks, but it is still important to check your state laws before deciding to gamble.
Besides betting on sports, WIN77 offers a variety of other games that allow you to place bets on. You can bet on soccer games, basketball games, baseball games, and more. You can even play casino games. Whether you’re a fan of casino games or you just enjoy playing slots, sportsbooks offer you a good time!
If you’re not into sports betting, try playing slot games online. You can win jackpots of thousands of rupiah. You can also take advantage of free bonus offers and promotions that slot providers offer. And you’ll be rewarded with the excitement of the game. The game is easy to understand and fun to play.
On: September 12, 2022 November 26, 2022 By: adminfis
There are different kinds of data hk games, and the rules and regulations vary based on where you live. In general, however, you must match numbers that appear randomly on a screen to win. You can choose to use an instant-random option on the lottery website, or you can manually select numbers and print a ticket.
During the Middle Ages, governments used lotteries to build fortifications, prepare for wars, and aid the poor. George Washington, for example, organized many lotteries. Some of his tickets, including those from his Mountain Road lottery, became collector’s items and sold for as much as $15,000! Nowadays, most governments recognize the benefits of lotteries and monopolize the market for lottery games.
Online lottery sites, however, have made playing a more convenient process. Some of them even offer mobile data hk pools apps. These mobile lottery games provide a user-friendly interface that makes it easier for lottery players to purchase a ticket within minutes. In addition, the sites support a variety of mobile devices, including Android and iOS. The only drawback to this option is that not all games are available on all platforms.
Another popular way to win the lottery is to subscribe to a data hk master subscription. Subscribers can buy tickets for weeks, months, or even a year. This service lets them choose their numbers and automatically check tickets for winning numbers. Once a subscriber wins, the company sends them their winnings either by check or form.
While the popularity of online lottery is growing among American citizens, Florida should consider online lottery options as well. This option would increase interest in the lottery and provide more revenue for education programs. A legal online lottery could even increase ticket sales by as much as 25%. This is an excellent idea and would benefit the lottery in many ways. The only drawback is that it may be illegal in some states.
The best lottery websites offer a variety of games and promotions. You can play online lottery games in your state and nationwide. You can also purchase scratchcards, keno, lottery syndicates, and discount tickets online. In addition, most legit data hk lengkap sites offer secure payment options. Many accept Visa, MasterCard, PayPal, and ACH.
The state lottery is the most popular form of gambling in the US. Tens of millions of people play state lotteries every week. Playing lottery games online is a popular activity thanks to online lottery sites, which have been available since 2011. Some of these websites offer a variety of tools, tips, and promotions to encourage players to play the lottery online.
To register for the iLottery website, you must be physically located in Rhode Island. It is not legal to deposit or withdraw funds if you’re located outside of the State. It may also be illegal to purchase a ticket if you’re outside of the State. It is important to be aware of iLottery’s rules and regulations.
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How to Choose a Slot Online From Pragmatic Play
A slot is a slot machine with five reels and one or more paylines. The game is based on ancient Greek mythology and is designed by Microgaming. The RTP of this game is 96.02 percent, and it can be played by people of any age. The slot machine is also known as a bandit slot. Players can deposit their money using one of four methods:
Slot machines are not the only type of gambling you can enjoy. Online casinos also offer more than just slots. Some of these games have bonus rounds or progressive jackpots that increase your chances of winning. Many of them also have free spins and other features. Some of the most popular online casinos offer a bonus of up to ten times your initial deposit.
A great way to experience different types of slots is to play a free demo. These demos allow you to learn how to play the slot, before making a decision. Online slot sites often offer a variety of slot games, which is why it’s important to look for one that has a demo version of its slots.
One of the most important factors to consider when choosing a slot game is the volatility of the game. This measure of risk is an important consideration because it affects the gameplay. High volatility slots offer huge payouts in short periods of time, while low volatility slots offer smaller payouts more often. Choosing the right slot game for you will help ensure your enjoyment.
The new slot Black Bull from Pragmatic Play has a 5×4 reel set and a number of wildlife symbols. To win, players need to form matching combinations on the 20 paylines. The game is also equipped with coins that can become cash prizes. In addition to winning cash, the wild collect bag symbol will collect the values of coins on-screen and serve as a wild symbol.
A reputable online slot game provider will offer many advantages over competing slot sites. These benefits include a resmi lisensi from an international gambling authority and 24-hour customer service. This can help ensure a safe gambling experience for you and your loved ones. The SLOT365 team also provides 24/7 customer support, so if you have any questions or concerns, they will be there for you.
A good slot game should be easy to understand. You should know how to win money, and the basics of a slot game before starting to play. The jackpot should be small enough to make it worth your while to play. There are a variety of options online, and if you’re looking for a game to enjoy with family and friends, try Habanero Slot or Microgaming Slots Online.
IDNPoker – Learn How to Play Online Poker
If you are a beginner to the game of poker and are interested in becoming an agen, there are many ways to learn the basics. There are several poker software programs that will help you learn how to play the game. Many of these programs include hand database programs that will save the hands you play online. They will also show you the odds, equity and variance of your hands. Some even give you quizzes to test your poker skills.
Another way to learn how to play poker is to sign up at an online casino. Online poker sites offer a variety of options, and you can find one that best suits your needs. You can sign up with a free trial to see how the game works, and you can find out what bonuses they offer if you register.
IDNPoker is one of the most popular poker networks in Asia. It was launched in Cambodia in 2010 and has grown to become the third largest poker network in the world. It’s headquartered in Makati, Metro Manila, Philippines, and holds a PAGCOR license and bmm RNG certificate. It’s considered a leading B2B provider of online gaming platforms. Their website has over 200 skins in Asian countries and has over 10,000 registered users.
A common feature of an agen poker is that it can be used as a betting tool to make decisions. This type of gambling software allows players to use a wide variety of strategies to make the most money. The agen poker server usually requires two to six players and uses a remi kartu system. Each player’s kartu value is compared to those of other players.
Texas poker is a very popular game. It is played with two or more players and the minimum number of hands is two. The game can be played with as many as nine players. In each hand, a player receives two or lima kartu. If the player has the best combination of two kartu, they have the royal flush.
In Indonesia, the agen dewapoker online is called IDN POKER. It is an online poker site that is popular in Indonesia and the world. It has a large number of registered users, making it one of the safest poker sites in the country. Its users are highly educated and knowledgeable about poker.
The poker sites you choose for playing the game should have a wide variety of games. Having a few favorite games can help you find the one that suits you best. Just make sure you choose a reputable idn poker site. Then, play your favorite poker game and make money! You won’t regret it!
How to Play Online Slot Demo Pragmatic Play No Deposit
On: August 27, 2022 September 11, 2022 By: adminfis
The best online slot demo pragmatic play games are based on the principles of probability and statistics. The higher the number of winning lines a player can get, the better the chances are of winning a prize. The best online slot demo gacor also feature progressive jackpots, which can allow the player to win a huge amount of money. Despite the popularity of these online slot demo pragmatic play no deposit games, the jackpot is not the only reward that a player can get. There are many other ways to win, including triggering bonus rounds and collecting free spins.
If you’re a fan of television shows, you might want to try a slot demo pragmatic based on them. These games are great entertainment, but they can be highly volatile. Depending on the theme of the game, you could win anywhere from three to ten times your original investment. Some of the most popular games have high volatility, so players need to take this into consideration when making a decision.
Before you start playing slot demo pragmatic gratis online, you should be familiar with their rules and features. You may want to take a short demo mode of the game before investing any real money. This way, you’ll get a feel for the kerjas of slot demo pragmatic. You can also play slot demo gacor games in real money mode to get a feel for the game.
Regardless of how you play slot demo pragmatic play, you can play it on various platforms, including PC and smartphones. It’s possible to access a number of sites with these games. All you need is an internet connection and a browser. You can also find online casinos that offer mobile apps and mobile games. The more mobile options you have, the better.
If you’re looking for a good online slot demo gacor game, you can look for Pragmatic218. They have 4D slot gratis pragmatic play games that offer high payouts. Aside from these, you can also find a variety of 3D slot gacor pragmatic play with a variety of themes. Regardless of your preference, Pragmatic218 will make playing your favorite game an enjoyable experience.
Regardless of the type of online slot demo gacor game you play, there are some guidelines that you should follow to ensure that you have the best chance of winning big. You should also read user reviews before you play any slot demo pragmatic game online. These reviews will show you the best sites to play slot demo gacor for real money and to maximize your winning potential.
Volatility is another important factor to consider when choosing a demo slot pragmatic play game. Volatility is the inherent risk associated with slot demo gacor games. The higher the volatility, the higher the payouts. However, you should play high-volatility slot demo gacor only with a big bankroll and a large amount of free time. High-volatility slot demo pragmatic play can be risky to your finances, and large wins can tempt you to play more than you’re comfortable with.
On: August 27, 2022 By: adminfis
You can become an agen even if you have no experience in playing poker. As an agen, you will have various duties. Among these is the duty of dealing with a game’s rules and regulations. In addition, you will have to keep an eye out for the complexities that may arise while leveling up.
There are several kinds of poker games. Among them are Texas Holdem, Omaha, and Super10. Each of these games has its own advantages and disadvantages. For example, the king-suited card in Omaha is more advantageous than the aces in Texas Holdem. Omaha is very similar to Texas Holdem, but it is not exactly the same.
You can join a reputable online poker site to play the game. The site is called idnpoker. This is a great option if you’re looking for an online poker game that offers a variety of payment methods. You can deposit and withdraw money with a credit card, gopay, or dana. There are also partner sites that allow you to pay through PayPal or other methods.
The IDNPoker network is the largest poker network in Asia and ranks third in the world in terms of traffic. It was founded in Cambodia in 2010 and quickly gained popularity. Since then, it has expanded throughout Asia. In addition to Cambodia, IDNPoker has launched sites in Malaysia, Thailand, and Indonesia. The site holds a BMM RNG certificate.
In addition to providing players with an online poker game, this website also offers a variety of other forms of poker, such as video poker. There are also tournaments, which are held regularly throughout the year. This makes it an excellent choice for those who are looking for an online poker game that’s both exciting and rewarding.
One of the most effective methods of playing poker online is bluffing. By disguising your negative cards as large cards, you can raise your bet before your opponent folds. This method, however, involves high risk. You should avoid using this strategy if your opponent limits your big card, however. However, if you’re facing a limit on a hand, you may have a higher chance of winning a hand.
Another popular strategy is to use software. Many online poker websites allow players to use software applications to improve their poker skills. These applications help users analyze the odds, equity, and variance of a hand. Additionally, they provide quizzes and other useful tools. Some of the programs also flag potential mistakes that you are making. This is an excellent way to improve your poker skills.
Playing a Casino Online
On: August 25, 2022 August 25, 2022 By: adminfis
There are several types of games available in a casino online. Some games can be played with a live dealer, while others use a video simulation. A live dealer game allows you to interact with the dealer and other players. It is a great way to experience the ambiance of a land-based casino while playing at home.
There are also several benefits to playing live casino games. These include higher pay-outs due to the margin of human error, and the social aspect of the game. Some casinos even offer live chat with the dealer to make the experience more realistic. This is especially appealing to social gamblers, who want to experience the social aspects of real-life casinos.
Many of the best online casinos offer live roulette games. All you have to do is download the casino’s mobile app or sign in using your mobile web browser. After doing so, the game will stream at high-definition quality. You can also customize your betting grid and move the floating windows around. Just make sure your internet connection is stable.
When choosing a live dealer casino, it is important to choose a reputable online casino. You should look for one that offers a wide range of games. The variety of games is important because it can make your gambling experience more exciting. The live dealer games also provide an additional layer of security. This is a great option for people who want to play casino games with a live dealer, but are unsure if it is a good idea to gamble online. In any case, live dealer games are safe and fun!
Live casino games are also an option for those who prefer an online environment. These games can be played while relaxing on the couch or on your mobile phone. If you win, it is always nice to know that you can cash out your winnings in a timely manner. A payout guide can help you find casinos that offer fast payouts.
When you play a casino online, you can withdraw your winnings using the same payment method that you used to deposit. Most online casinos have minimum and maximum withdrawal amounts that are posted on their site. In most cases, there are no fees and minimum amounts. In some cases, you may not be able to withdraw your sign-up bonus as cash.
Live casino is another option that has captured the hearts of players from around the world. The concept is simple but entertaining, allowing players to experience the excitement of a live casino. In addition, some gambling sites now offer live sports betting so that customers can wager on any game they choose to watch. However, you should choose the live dealer casino operator carefully.
When choosing a live casino, look for one that offers 24/7 customer support. Also, look for casinos that offer additional funds to increase your betting limit. Many casinos also offer free chips if you sign up for an account with them.
When choosing a sportsbook, look for one that is legal in your jurisdiction. Also, make sure that it is regulated by a government agency. It should also have an excellent reputation and accept your preferred payment methods. Besides, you should look for a sportsbook that offers VIP programs and high payout limits, and has a simple and easy-to-use layout and blue color scheme. Finally, look for a sportsbook that offers a welcome bonus to new customers.
Despite its low bonus, SBOBet is a top sportsbook, offering good odds and lots of selection. Moreover, its customer support team is available round the clock. All in all, SBOBet is a one-stop shop for all your online gaming needs. If you are an avid sports fan, SBOBet is a great place to start your sports betting experience. The website is well-designed, and all the important details about sports betting are clearly laid out and easy to understand.
SBOBET is a leading sportsbook in the Asia-Pacific region. Licensed by PAGCOR, SBOBET operates in many Asian countries. It also offers a large selection of sports bets from different countries. Despite the strict new legislation in the Philippines, SBOBET remains one of the top sportsbooks in Asia and has a large customer base. There are also multiple Asian sportsbooks for you to bet on. So, if you are an Asian sports fan, SBOBET is the right choice for you.
It is important to remember that when gambling online, you must be in a state of mind that will help you make the right choices. There is a huge variety of emotions that you can experience during the gambling process. Depending on your location, you may experience a feeling of tension and trepidation. It is also important to keep in mind that you will probably be in a different emotional state than you are during the actual game. You can also have the urge to gamble while in an emotional state.
SBOBet offers betting on soccer, basketball, baseball, and tennis. You can also bet on esports and football. SBOBet has millions of members, good bonuses, and a tiered revenue sharing program. Its website allows you to place financial and proposition bets from any computer. It also offers live streaming in the racebook. In addition to its wide selection of sports, SBOBet is also easy to sign up and use.
Membuat agen judi online is easy. Most of the agen offer only sportsbook betting, while One Stop Betting allows you to make bets on all games. This is a great option if you’re looking for a convenient way to place your bets on a variety of different games. The only disadvantage to this site is that the games you play might not be live at the time you play.
When you first started playing the lottery, you had a few options, including where to buy your tickets. However, you were also limited in the number of games you could play and the prizes you could win. Today, you can easily buy tickets for the biggest lottery games online from any computer, smartphone, or tablet. Choosing a lottery site is easy; the top lottery sites are fully compatible with most devices. Not all websites offer the same games, but you should be able to find the ones you like.
In ancient times, lottery games were first mentioned in Chinese texts. The Chinese Han Dynasty, between 205 and 187 BC, are believed to have had a lottery system to fund major government projects. In addition, the Chinese Book of Songs mentions the game as being a “drawing of wood” or “drawing of lots.”
Today, lottery syndicates have become a common practice, thanks to reliable online lottery sites and communities. Syndicates are groups of lottery players who pool money and share winnings based on the number of tickets they each bought. They are most commonly practiced by friends or workmates, and top lottery sites have features to help you manage a syndicate and securely pull your money. The lottery operators will ensure that the winnings are distributed fairly among the syndicate members.
The rules of playing the lottery vary depending on the game. In some cases, you may need to claim a big win by mail or at the lottery’s office. Smaller winnings, however, can be claimed at the point of purchase. However, you should also be aware of the rules of the game you play. You may need to claim your prize before the deadline, which can sometimes be a few days or weeks. The best way to claim your prize is to keep your ticket safe.
The best lottery sites offer instant access to many lottery games. In addition to buying tickets, you can compare current jackpots and odds of winning with the help of an online lottery site. Moreover, most top online lottery sites are mobile-optimized and have user-friendly interfaces. No special software is required to play. You can choose between different systems, depending on your preferences. Just be sure to use a reliable lottery site. Once you’ve found the best lottery site, you can start playing.
There are more than 40 state lotteries in the United States. In the United States, the first modern government-run lottery was launched in New Hampshire. There are also several lotteries in India, although only thirteen of the 28 states have their own lotteries. In 1967, the Kerala State Government created a lottery department. The success of the lottery department paved the way for other state lotteries to follow suit. As a result, today, you can play the state lottery games in Kerala, Goa, Maharashtra, Punjab, Assam, and Madhya Pradesh.
Lotteries have been a popular source of government revenue for decades. The first lottery game in the United States was held by Benjamin Franklin. In fact, the game originated in Rome, where it was created by a king. Since then, the lottery has become a common feature of state governments across the country. Some even offer the opportunity to become an instant billionaire! But no matter what the size of your ticket, the odds are still low and the best way to maximize your chances of winning is to play often.
If you’re new to slot machines, you might not be aware of the pay table. The pay table is a list of the credits a player will receive if certain symbols line up. In addition, some symbols are wild and can substitute for other symbols. Most slot machines have a pay table on the machine’s face. Older machines have pay tables above and below the wheel. Video slot machines will usually have pay tables listed in the help menu.
Many online slots come with bonus features and free spins. You can play as many as you want, so you can get the most bang for your buck. The Pragmatic slot provider has many variations and you can play them all with the same account. You can choose a variety of slot games, from progressive slots to classic ones. This means you’ll never get bored playing slot games. You’ll love the variety and fun! Try to play a few different games in the same session.
The Pragmatic Play slots are popular with players because of their innovative features. The themes of the games keep players interested and enthralled. Curse of the Werewolf Megaways, for example, is based on a popular television show that many players watch. This developer releases a new slot game about twice a month, which is impressive considering the quality of their games. You can enjoy a free demo of the Pragmatic Play slots by following the link below.
Another popular Pragmatic Play slot is the Mustang Gold. This game is also themed around the Wild West. It has 25 paylines and features a Money Collect Bonus. The Golden and Blue scarabs activate the Money Collect Bonus. The prizes from the golden scarabs are random. The other features of this slot are free spins and wild extras. If you’re unsure about the rules and strategies, try a free demo to see how it works.
The Pragmatic Play slot game is popular among iGaming enthusiasts. Its premium offerings include some of the most popular online games available today. Some of its popular games include Wolf Gold, John Hunter and the Tomb of the Scarab Queen, The Dog House, and Sweet Bonanza. These games are available in most certified markets. They are also available in several currencies and 31 languages. You can use the Pragmatic Play slots for your online gaming needs.
Pragmatic Indonesia is a provider of slot games online. It is a member of the prestigious Malta Gaming Authority and has been operating for more than twenty years. Its slot games are simple to play and have a high payout percentage. In addition to Pragmatic Indonesia, the company also operates in Asia. The company was established in 1994 and began producing games for the mobile market in 2004. It continues to innovate by releasing new games on a monthly basis.
IDNPoker – How to Download the Apk of IDNPoker
Poker is a game of technique, observation, and planning. Those who have poor poker skills will lose money, but if you’re good at poker, you can win money. The house edge is small, and the odds are in your favor. More poker players are aspiring to become professionals to make consistent money. But how do you become a professional poker player? How do you increase your chances of winning? And what exactly is the best strategy to win a poker game?
One of the most important steps in becoming a poker agen is to know your role and the responsibilities you have. You don’t have to be an expert to become an agen. You just have to learn your role as an agen and do your best. It’s a great way to learn poker and gain valuable experience. Once you have the hang of it, you’ll have a long-lasting career playing poker!
The first step is to sign up at an agen. A poker agen is a website that offers a variety of games. The agen provides the software and provides the platform for its members to play. You can deposit and withdraw money on the website. You don’t need to have a lot of money to get started. It’s completely free to play, and the poker agen’s team of experts will help you find a game that suits your needs.
IDNPoker is a brand that started in Cambodia in 2010. Although it wasn’t able to gain much traction in the beginning, it has since gone on to jump to the second spot on the PokerScout rankings in 2016. It is well known for its focus on the Asian market and does not advertise its services in the international market. In fact, the websites are fully-translated in English, which should make it easier for people to play the games. The success of IDNPoker is attributed to a huge promotional campaign in Asian countries and a strong local presence at gaming conferences. Various charity events are also held to help promote the game.
The first step in downloading the apk of idn poker is to register at the website. If you do not know how to do this, you can contact the customer support and they can help you. You can also use a username and password to access the app. When you register, you will have an account that allows you to access the app. Once you’re logged in, you can begin playing. You’ll have the option to win real money by playing poker games.
The best poker sites offer a wide variety of online games. Whether you’re a beginner or an expert, you’ll find something to suit your playing style and budget. Just remember that online poker games are meant to be fun and entertaining. You can even use them as a tool to improve your game. Once you’ve mastered the game, you’ll be able to win big money in no time. You’ll also learn the strategy of winning big money.
How to Make the Most of Your Online Casino Experience
On: August 20, 2022 September 9, 2022 By: adminfis
You can enjoy casino games from the comfort of your own home with the use of an online casino. Many of the games in the online casinos are change-driven. Some require explicit skills and strategies to play while others require only luck and a good deal of luck. Whatever you decide, online casinos will make the whole experience a memorable one. Read on to learn more about online casinos and how to make the most of your gaming experience. And if you’re not sure where to start, here are some tips.
In real life, playing casino games in a real casino requires an investment of time, money, and technology. An average casino studio employs croupiers, a pit boss, and an information technology manager. Moreover, live casino games offer limited varieties of games. Despite this, most live casinos offer blackjack, baccarat, roulette, and sic bo. These virtual casinos are much cheaper to run, and most offer a wide range of games.
The casino industry has seen several changes in recent years. Just a few years ago, the most popular online casinos offered basic eight-bit card-playing format. Now, many casinos have embraced VR technology, 4D playing experiences, and cryptocurrencies. Another technological change that has spread across the industry is the live casino. This technology allows players to interact with real dealers and win real money, while still having the comfort of playing at home. While the technology of live casino games isn’t perfect, it is a real-world alternative https://refugiocounty.org/ to a traditional online casino.
Another major difference between live and online casinos is in the technology used. Many online casinos have invested in the technology required to offer an authentic, real-life casino experience. They use multiple cameras to capture the action in real-time. A wide-angle camera records the dealer while a second one focuses on the table and the action takes place at close quarters. The overall effect is a movie-like experience for players. In addition, there are many other benefits to playing in a live casino.
Live games are the latest addition to an online casino. While some live casinos offer casino software from Evolution, they don’t offer the same level of quality as other types of games. Live games are more likely to be available in jurisdictions that allow games of skill. For example, many live casino games are available in English and French, making them an excellent choice for residents of either language. If you are looking for a real casino experience, a live casino may be the best option for you.
Live casino games are a great way to interact with other players and hone your social skills. Unlike other forms of online gambling, live casino games simulate the atmosphere of an actual casino. You can see real dealers and the sights of a casino, including a wheel spinning and dice being tossed. It’s a great way to practice the social skills of a real casino without leaving the comfort of your own home. And of course, live casino games are fun and exciting!
Before opening your own sportsbook, you should first learn about the legality of gambling on sports. In the past, most sportsbooks were illegal or operated by family members. Today, though, sportsbooks are legal in most states. However, you must still be aware of all the rules before you start gambling online. Also, many sportsbooks have their own rules that you should know about. If you have any concerns, contact the appropriate authorities. In addition, you must ensure that you understand your rights when it comes to your personal information.
SBOBet offers many betting options, including NFL, NBA, NHL, and college sports. This sportsbook also offers live streaming of events in the racebook and sportsbook. Moreover, it also offers numerous casino games. This makes SBOBet an excellent option for sports fans. A few cons include lack of NFL and MLB props. Other games include table tennis, darts, and snooker. However, despite these flaws, SBOBet’s sportsbook is a top choice for those looking for a safe online gambling experience.
SBOBet is one of the most popular sportsbooks around the world, with millions of members. It has a good bonus program, multiple betting options, and a tiered revenue sharing program. It accepts financial and proposition bets and is available in numerous countries. To play sports online, all you need is a computer and a web connection. When you bet, you’ll select how much you want to bet and receive notifications when you win or lose.
SBOBet is a licensed sportsbook in the Isle of Man. Their customer support is top-notch and the sportsbook is accessible 24 hours a day. The interface is friendly and natural, and they accept multiple currencies. The sportsbook website also provides information about the technical requirements needed to play on the site. You can also read up on the bonus programs offered. All of the major sports events are covered on SBOBet, so you don’t have to worry about missing out on anything.
A sportsbook that’s legal in your area, and regulated by government bodies will have a better chance of attracting your business. It should also accept your preferred payment methods and have an extensive VIP program with high payout limits. It should also have an easy-to-navigate layout and blue color scheme. The site should also have helpful customer service representatives. And, if you’re new to the sport, it should offer a welcome bonus to new players.
You can play a wide variety of games, including poker. Poker is the most popular online game. It has a huge following, and is played in many countries around the world. But, it’s important to understand the rules and psychology of the game before you can be a successful player. In the long run, you’ll find yourself making lots of money. But you should know that poker is a gambling game and is not legal in all jurisdictions. You should know that before you play poker, it’s best to understand the rules and psychology of the game.
Where Can You Play the Lottery Online?
In the past, lottery players had limited options when it came to playing their favorite games. They were confined to a single location, which limited the number of games they could play, as well as the prizes they could win. With more variety now, there are many more ways to play and win the lottery. But where can you play the lottery? And what are the rules? Read on to learn more. We will look at some of the basics of playing the lottery.
Many states are considering expanding their lottery business online. While online lottery sales are still illegal in many states, more are likely to begin to legalize the practice. Online lottery players can purchase lottery tickets from official retailers, and some states even offer instant win scratch cards that let them play right in the comfort of their home. The possibilities are endless when it comes to playing the lottery. The lottery is an excellent way to play for a chance to win the jackpot! There are even many lottery apps now available, allowing lottery players to play from wherever they choose.
The earliest known lotteries were held during the Roman Empire. These games were primarily used for entertainment at dinner parties, and each guest received a ticket. Prizes were usually fancy dinnerware, but the ticket holder was assured of winning something. The first recorded lotteries in Europe were distributed by wealthy noblemen during Saturnalian revels. The Roman Emperor Augustus organized a lottery in the city of Rome to fund repairs. Those who won the lotteries received articles of unequal value.
Lotteries played an important role in colonial America. Over two hundred lotteries were sanctioned between 1744 and 1776, and they financed a wide range of public works, including roads, libraries, colleges, canals, and bridges. Several colonies also used lotteries to fund local militias and fortifications. In 1758, the Commonwealth of Massachusetts held a lottery to raise money for its “Expedition against Canada.”
The odds of winning the jackpot of the lottery are based on the design of the lottery, the number of winning numbers, and the significance of the order and return of the numbers. Many lotteries also offer other prizes if players’ numbers match fewer than all or some of the winning numbers. These additional prizes increase your odds of winning something, while increasing the value of your ticket. That is why the odds of winning the lottery are so high. If you are willing to take the risk, you should consider playing the lottery.
If you are a Windows user, lottery betting apps are available for you to download for your mobile device. These applications are similar to casino apps, but they are not lottery specific. Most lottery apps will have separate sections for lottery games. So, if you’re playing the lottery on a Windows device, you’ll be able to take advantage of the different games that are offered on those sites. If you’re a fan of playing the lottery on your mobile device, lottery betting apps are an excellent way to get involved in the world of lottery games.
When you are trying to decide whether or not you should try a slot, you need to understand its basics. Despite the popularity of slot machines, many people are still confused about how they work. Listed below are some basic tips to help you make the right decision. Once you understand these, you can start playing online slot machines. You can practice by playing demo versions first, before you play for real money. Here are the most common tips:
Ensure that the software you choose is legal. There are many legal requirements for playing slots. If you don’t check out the terms and conditions of the software, you might end up losing a lot of money. Be sure to read any other important terms and conditions before you start playing. A trusted software will provide you with the tools to play safe and securely. Once you’ve found a safe, reliable software, you can start playing slot machines.
Make sure to try a demo version of a slot before you start playing it for real money. Most demo versions have less than 20 paylines, and are only good for free spins. Playtech’s demo version has a lower RTP. Some users have had a bad experience playing demo versions, so try the game first before making a decision. This way, you’ll know whether it’s a good choice for you.
Play the demo versions of Pragmatic Play slots before deciding on a real-money game. These demo versions come with tips, tricks, and general highlights. You can also check out the different features of each slot. Playing the demo version is highly recommended for beginners, so you can get a feel for which one suits you best. You might even find it easier to win money than you thought. However, it’s best to know your limits before you play for real money.
A bonus game mode offers a way to earn extra cash while playing. During this extra game mode, you can activate multipliers to increase the chances of winning big. During this extra game mode, you can also activate the Dynamite or Bazooka modifiers, which will blow away all symbols except for the fisherman symbols on the reels. By using these two modifiers, you can make multiple combinations on the same spin. This way, you can make the most of each multiplier and maximize your chances of winning.
A Pragmatic Play game is known for its innovative features and entertaining approach, making it a popular choice amongst players worldwide. The developer is famous for its innovative approach to slot creation, which keeps players captivated. A game like Curse of the Werewolf Megaways, for instance, is very volatile, and the game features characters from popular TV shows. In addition to the high volatility, Pragmatic Play produces just two new slots a month, which is impressive considering the quality of their products.
You can play a number of different types of slots, from classic reel games to online versions. There are games for every type of player, and you can try many of them out before deciding to invest in a real game. A no-download version of Pragmatic218 is another good option. The company also has no relationship with an outside bank, so you’ll be guaranteed the security of your money. If you have any questions or concerns, don’t hesitate to contact us today!
How to Win Big in Online Poker
Poker is a game of observation, technique, and planning. If you do not possess the appropriate poker skills, you may end up losing money. The house edge in poker favors the player, but the odds are in your favor. Despite these odds, many amateur players want to become professional players and earn consistent money. Here are some tips to become a professional poker player:
Choose a reputable poker site. Pokerseri that offer reliable service are more likely to pay a high price. If you are a beginner, a free online poker site is a great option. It has millions of registered players and is approved by PAGCOR and BMM Testlabs. It is also available for Android and iOS devices. You can choose the one that works best for your needs. You can start playing poker in just a few minutes!
The rules of poker are simple: you are dealt three cards. Dealers are assigned to three cards. You need to know your keberuntung and mata tangan. In addition to the rules of poker, you must understand the odds of losing. Learn to recognize the different ways to lose money and win big. By using these tips, you can increase your chances of winning the game. After all, it is possible to win big in online poker!
Make sure you have a reliable source for payments. v Poker pays close attention to player security. Your personal information will never be leaked or misused. Furthermore, you can use the site’s secure banking and withdrawal methods. In addition, IDN Poker supports a wide variety of popular currencies, including US dollars. In case you don’t have enough funds, you can also use Skrill or Neteller. This will save you time and frustration in the future.
The agens are usually very reputable, and will give you plenty of benefits in return for your time and energy. Those who make a deposit will be rewarded with extra money. This is the best way to earn cash in poker. So, make sure you check out a few poker sites to see how they work before you deposit money. They may even have free games to play. Once you’ve found your favorite poker site, you can start winning big!
Digital device fingerprinting technology is another way to improve your poker game. It allows poker sites to recognize players who are banned. Additionally, it allows them to block new accounts that attempt to bypass previous account closures or restrictions. This technology also makes it easier to spot a new player who is trying to cheat by using a different device. Using a digital device fingerprinting method also helps avoid losing money in online poker. If you’re a professional poker player, you’ll have a higher chance of winning at online poker.
The regulations for online poker networks also dictate the amount of risk that sites can take with their clients’ money. Generally, these sites have strict rules on how much risk they can take with the money players deposit on their poker sites. As long as they don’t put their own money at risk, these sites are safe bets. But be aware that these rules change often. So, you should check with your online poker site for details. If you have any questions, feel free to contact our support team.
How to Choose a Live Casino Online
Live casinos use real dealers to interact with you. Unlike traditional online casinos, which use random number generators and video simulations to generate results, live casino games are controlled by real dealers who interact with players. Unlike traditional online casinos, live dealer casinos use real dealers who are trained to interact with you and make your gaming experience as fun as possible. Some of the live casino games offer chat features so that you can interact with other players in the casino.
Moreover, a live casino game requires the highest level of e-payment security, which ensures peace of mind for jackpot winners. Payment platforms are normally heavily encrypted and authentication measures are in place to prevent fraud. Even the live stream itself is encrypted, ensuring that only you and the dealer are involved in the interaction. As such, casinos take great care to ensure the security of their gaming platforms, which attract more customers. But how can you know which online casino offers the highest level of security?
A good live dealer casino should offer live dealer games, including roulette. A good live dealer casino will offer a selection of roulette variants that appeal to players. Apart from this, security measures and licensing are important to check before settling for a casino. There are other factors to consider, including customer support and the layout of the website. If you’re looking for a live casino online, you can also check Super Slots. Among the casino games, you can play blackjack and slots.
Live dealer games have become extremely popular. Several casinos now offer live blackjack games with real dealers, but they’re not as popular as the ones that offer traditional versions of the game. Live dealers may not see you, but they can read your messages through a chatbox. When chatting with live dealers, keep the topics light and avoid offending other players. They’ll likely respond to any questions you have. If you’re unsure of which casino to play at, try searching for reviews online first.
You can play live dealer games on mobile devices as well. While you can still play through your web browser, many top online casinos have mobile-optimized websites. Whether you’re using a cell phone, tablet, or PC, an optimized live casino website should offer a good selection of games. At a minimum, you should find eight games. Having more options is better, too. A live dealer casino should have more than 8 games to choose from.
Live dealer casinos rely on the skills of professional dealers. Their job is to control the flow of the game. A live dealer must be able to welcome players and set the mood for a comfortable environment. Most casinos hire only the best and most professional dealers to manage the games. It’s crucial that the live dealer has a pleasant personality and the ability to handle pressure. A live dealer is crucial to the flow of wagering. And he or she needs to be able to manage the pressure and be attentive to the game’s rules.
SBOBET – The Best Sportsbook in Asia
If you love betting on sports, you’ve probably heard about the importance of finding a good sportsbook. These websites are operated by both legitimate businesses and organized crime syndicates. In fact, some sportsbooks were previously illegal, but are now legal in twenty states. As you browse the sportsbook websites, make sure to check for certain features, such as legality. Also, make sure to choose a sportsbook that offers a VIP program and high payout limits.
In addition to sports betting, sportsbook websites also offer online casino games, online poker, and more. Depending on the site you choose, you can place your bets with real money, or you can play with virtual cash. If you’re looking for a more casual atmosphere, try sbobet. This site has a great online interface that is easy to navigate. There’s also live chat functionality that allows you to interact with real people on the site.
If you’re an MLB fan, you’ll probably prefer SBOBet’s MLB betting options, which are far superior to their NFL digs. MLB betting options at SBOBet include World Series futures, division champions, and individual award winners. Basketball, which has been growing in popularity in Asia, is also well represented with NBA betting options. You can even find NBA Finals winner odds at SBOBet. It’s easy to find a great sportsbook in Asia!
In addition to Asia, SBOBET has operations in the Philippines. The Philippine government, through PAGCOR, licenses SBOBET to operate in the country. This partnership will give SBOBet access to a variety of new sports betting markets. In addition, SBOBet’s Asian presence will expand its overall revenue for the operators. The two companies will also work together to launch sports betting products on the SBOBEBET platform.
If you’re a pro or just starting out, SBOBet has a lot to offer. They offer millions of members, good bonuses, multiple betting options, and tiered revenue sharing. They accept bets on proposition and financial events. You can choose how much you’re willing to wager, and then wait for your winnings to be notified. They offer many promotions for their members, and their customer service is second to none.
If you’re a sports fan, you’ll love the SBOBet sportsbook. It’s licensed in the Isle of Man and has a solid reputation for customer support. It has over 1500 live events each week. The interface is easy to navigate and translates well into different languages. The website also offers a casino with a surprisingly low house edge. Besides sports, you can also bet on Asian Handicaps, which provide a 97% ROI. Asian Handicaps are available in nearly every sport, and are available in most North American sports.
The first records of the lottery date back to ancient China between 205 and 187 BC. These games were used to fund important government projects, such as the Great Wall of China. Later, lotteries were also organized during the Roman Empire and served as entertainment for dinner parties. Emperor Augustus even organized the first commercial lottery, with the proceeds going towards repairing the City of Rome. However, the first commercial lotto did not involve winning prizes but rather was merely meant as entertainment.
Players have three options when choosing a game to play. One option is the traditional five-digit game called Pick 5. These games have fixed payouts regardless of the number of tickets sold. Daily numbers games are similar to the five-digit game. Each game has a designated recipient of the lottery’s profits. The commission is usually selected by the governor of a state. The lottery has a number of rules and regulations, which can be confusing and conflicting.
Another option is to play the lottery online. There are many lottery games available, ranging from simple to complex. The online games have the same general odds. You can try them out safely without risking your money. If you are looking for a safe and secure lottery playing experience, you may want to download a free game from the Internet. It’s safe and very simple to use! This way, you can try out a variety of different games and see which one you like best.
While many people play the lottery online, there are many scams out there. Some offshore lottery providers even advertise their products online and then send you out to buy tickets from a local retailer. While they are a scam, they’re probably not legal in the US. Instead, stick with an official lottery in your state and rely on courier services to get your tickets to you. You can also use an authorized lottery app, such as Jackpocket.
iLottery is an online version of the lottery. This lottery is available in many states, including the US. iLottery was introduced in Pennsylvania in 2018. It is an online version of the state lottery, and offers instant cash prizes of up to $250,000, with winners winning up to two million dollars. Although the Pennsylvania lottery started out with a small selection of instant win scratch-off games, the online version has since expanded to include other games like Instant Keno.
Mega Millions is a multi-state lottery, which has jackpots starting at $40 million. It uses lottery balls to generate its prize money, and players must choose six numbers from two fields. Five numbers are drawn out of 70, while the sixth number is drawn from 25. MegaMillions is played in 45 states, the District of Columbia, and the US Virgin Islands. Several jackpots have surpassed a billion dollars in recent years, and the winning number is announced in the second drawing.
Idn Poker – How to Find the Best Online Poker Games
If you’ve ever played poker online, you’ve probably wondered where the best games are, and how to find the best ones. Here are a few tips to help you succeed in the game of poker. Once you’ve mastered these tips, you’ll be well on your way to making the most of your poker experience. No matter what you’re looking for, there’s a poker game that will suit you. Here’s a quick guide to getting started.
First, download a free software poker game. There are several different kinds available, but idn poker is the most popular and can be installed on almost any computer. It is completely legal, and has been approved by PAGCOR and BMM Testlabs. It is compatible with Android and iOS. It even offers a mobile version for the convenience of users. If you’re unsure whether or not a game is right for you, try out some free online poker sites.
Once you’ve chosen your favorite poker game, there’s no better time than now to start playing! You can easily level up and win real money on the poker site. There’s no need to rush into a casino. With so many great games to choose from, you can find the right one for you. Just make sure you choose a website that offers a good support system. You’ll be glad you did! After all, that’s what makes PokerStars the best online poker site.
You can be an agen, a game leader, or a tournament host. You can volunteer to be an agen if you have no poker experience. It’s a great way to learn the ropes and have a great time at the same time. You’ll even get paid to play, and you’ll probably end up winning money. However, you should know that the agen will be taking care of the money, so it’s best to check out their website to see if it offers any bonus money.
A good poker website will also be responsive to mobile devices. For example, you can play poker on your smartphone even when you’re on the go. HTML5 allows you to play poker anytime, anywhere, and on any device. This means that you can play poker from your laptop or smartphone no matter where you are. The great thing about these sites is that they’re accessible from anywhere, which makes it ideal for busy people. You can even play poker on your tablet or smartphone!
Why Play at a Casino Online?
There are several reasons to play at a casino online. While the games are exciting and the excitement can keep you interested for a long time, you should remember that these sites can be vulnerable to security risks. There are a number of precautions you can take to protect yourself and your money. This article looks at some of the most common threats faced by casino players online. Read on for more information. When choosing an online casino, choose one with the highest level of security.
Live casino: If you’re into interacting with people, a live casino will be the best option for you. The live casino experience is similar to playing at a real casino, with real dealers and other real people. You can interact with other participants via chat or voice. Many gamblers prefer this option because they enjoy the social interaction with casino dealers and the visual experience. They can watch hands being dealt or the roulette ball spin. They feel that the live casino experience is more realistic than a regular online casino. Live casinos also offer the same games that are available at brick-and-mortar casinos.
Live casino games are an exciting way to play blackjack. There are several varieties of blackjack games available, but most casinos have a classic seven-seat table. Roulette is one of the oldest games in the casino, and playing it online is just like playing it offline. However, before you get started with live casino games, you should consider the following points. Firstly, make sure your internet connection is high-speed. If it’s not, you may want to try playing live games at an online casino.
Live casinos allow you to interact with real dealers while playing your favorite games. Live casinos offer real dealers in many games, which makes the experience more authentic and realistic. Some live casino games let you chat with the dealers and see their gestures. This option is available only in US casinos. You can choose a live casino online that meets your preferences and budget. There are a number of benefits to live casino online. And if you’re looking for an exciting online casino, live casino games are the perfect option.
Live blackjack games provide a unique experience when playing blackjack online. You can communicate with the dealer in real time through live text chat and video link. You can choose to play as many hands as you’d like – or as little as one. A live dealer can make the difference between winning and losing in blackjack games. You can even bet on a single hand. This way, you can ensure that you’re not missing any action. The game is as real as ever!
A live dealer casino should be supported by customer service 24 hours a day. You should also look for bonuses and promotions, such as a match bonus or extra funds to boost your deposit. Some online casinos offer a variety of incentives to players that sign up. Depending on your budget and preference, you may even qualify for a welcome bonus. If you’re playing for real money, it is important to choose a casino that accepts your currency.
How to Play Online Slot Games
On: July 28, 2022 July 28, 2022 By: adminfis
Aside from the regular video slots, you can also enjoy other types of games like progressive jackpots. In this article, we will talk about a few slot games that have gained immense popularity in the recent past. These games are made by Pragmatic Play, Real Time Gaming, and Betsoft. Listed below are some of these games:
Rise of Giza: This Pragmatic Play slot game is about the ancient Egyptians. The game features a progressive jackpot and is free to play. Those who want to try it can enjoy the PowerNudge feature. The minimum wager for Rise of Giza is one lambang. You can win up to $2,000 with this progressive slot. You can also choose the game according to your budget. This is a free game that you can play with any of your preferred browsers.
Reel Kingdom: Reel Kingdom is a unique slot that adds value to Pragmatic’s portfolio. During the free spin feature, you can receive credits for special symbols that land during the feature. These symbols stay on the screen until another symbol lands on it. As a company, Pragmatic rarely releases slots that have a low volatility. The game’s themes are not unusual and its story is unique, but its popularity isn’t reflected in the overall gameplay.
Jungle Gorilla: Jungle Gorilla is another popular slot by Pragmatic Play. This five-reel, twenty-payline slot has a savannah theme and excellent graphics and resolution. The slot’s Wild Multiplier is 5x. The Golden Gorilla scatter symbol adds up to the multiplier on each reel by one. The maximum payout in this game is 500x your stake. The graphics and sound in this game are superb and resemble the real thing.
Gates of Olympus: This game by Pragmatic Play has good features and diagram. It is also available for play on mobile phones. You can even play it without deposit, thanks to HTML5 technology. To enjoy this game, be sure to play only with trusted sites. When choosing a game, make sure to check the payout percentage and the safety of playing online. For the best results, make sure to choose a trusted site to register.
Agen PG Soft: A reputable provider of judi slots online can help you choose the best games. The software is simple to use and has excellent graphics and audio. A bonus system allows you to get a big payout. It’s also worth considering whether to play for real money. The online slots at PG Soft are secure and reliable. So why wait for something less? You can find out how they work with a demo version today!
Ganda Fortune: A new game launched this month, Ganda Fortune is a slot machine that features Wild Lambang and 96% payout ratio. The bonus game will give you a nice win in addition to some free spins. A bonus feature lets you get eight free spins – if you hit the jackpot! And the best thing is, you can get paid up to 100 ribu if you play for free! And if you’re lucky enough, you might even win more than $100!
How to Become an Agen in a Poker Game
If you are new to poker, you can become an agen in a game. As an agen, you will be responsible for overseeing the poker game. You will have to deal with several people, including the agen himself. In addition, you will need to know the rules of the game. The following are tips to help you become an agen. Make sure to read them thoroughly. You can also ask other agens for advice.
One effective poker strategy is to bluff. Bluffing involves slyly hiding negative cards as big cards in the hope of forcing your opponent to fold. Bluffing can be risky because it can make you lose your hand if your opponent limits a big card. However, it is possible to play a high-quality hand by playing the game without knowing the odds. However, if you’re a beginner, you can try this strategy to boost your poker skills.
IDN Poker is committed to ensuring the security of its players. They use 128-bit encryption technology to protect player details and prevent fraudulent activity. Their payment system is also safe. Moreover, the IDN Poker network is certified by top gambling authorities in Asia. This ensures secure payments and withdrawals. Furthermore, the IDN Poker network employs over 1000 employees in the Philippines. The best part about playing in IDN Poker is its friendly environment for beginners.
Another option is to use an agen poker online terpercaya. You can download this app from the idn poker website. This agen poker has a PAGCOR license and offers several mobile applications for Android and iOS. For the best user experience, download the idn poker app today and begin winning. It is worth the effort! You can also play the idn poker app with friends. So, get out there and play some poker today!
There are various reasons why a player should join a terpercaya poker site. One of them is its convenience. Online poker allows you to play anytime and anywhere. The best sites will also provide you with helpful support via chat, email, and whatsapp. They also allow you to communicate with other members, making it a safe option for all players. And, of course, you can win a lot of money if you’re lucky.
The texas hold’em poker site requires a minimum of two players to play. The maximum is nine. You need two or five kartu per player. You can combine your kartu for a tertinggi hand by using a pair of ace’s. A royal flush is considered a tertinggi hand, and so is a straight flush. So if you’re playing a tertiary online poker website, make sure you read their reviews before you play.
How to Select a Casino Online
On: July 26, 2022 By: adminfis
When selecting a casino online, you should look for a number of factors. The variety of games available is a good place to start, but there are many other factors to consider, too. For example, you should check if the casino offers live dealer games. If you are a fan of roulette, you should look to see which variations of the game are offered. You should also check the security measures at the casino, as well as customer support. It is also helpful to check the minimum bet, the layout of the casino, and the minimum stakes.
The standard online casino uses random number generator software, which creates random numbers. Live casinos, on the other hand, involve real dealers who run the game and deal the cards just like at brick and mortar casinos. Live casinos are more realistic, as you can see the dealer interact with other players and analyse their game strategies. The experience is much more realistic and thrilling than the standard online casino games. If you’re new to casino games, live dealers can help you feel comfortable and make your experience more memorable.
When choosing an online casino, you should look for one that offers a good customer service department. While online casinos may not be regulated in most states, reputable sites will have knowledgeable representatives who can assist you with any queries or problems you may have. Many online casinos have live chat features, so you can get in touch with a representative directly. Remember to choose a casino with the best bonus. That way, you will be able to get the most out of your gambling experience.
Another important factor to consider when choosing an online casino is licensing. While a traditional casino is legal, a live casino online is not. The live dealer is available on a casino site only if it has a license from a state that allows it. If a casino doesn’t have a license, it is illegal to operate in that state. While some states have legalized live casinos, there are still restrictions on them. This can make gambling on the internet less safe.
The latest additions to online casino games have made it possible to play more than just slots. Some casino websites offer live dealer games, which is similar to playing at a brick-and-mortar casino. The live dealer games are streaming in HD quality. Live dealer games are one of the most popular types of online casino games. A large number of people are now playing at live dealer online casinos. The live dealer experience is a great way to get the most out of your online casino experience.
When choosing a live dealer online casino, you should make sure to choose a provider that offers quality games. Evolution Gaming, for example, is a major player in the US market. It is a leading provider of gaming software and also specializes in custom studio environments, uniforms, and gaming hardware. In the US, players can also find many casino games developed by Evolution Gaming. You should also make sure that you read reviews of the casino site before you sign up to play.
Several ways to play the lottery have emerged. Ticketing services use the newest technologies to reach a broader audience. A prepaid lottery plan, known as a subscription, allows players to pay for the tickets in advance. These plans can also be offered online, if allowed by law. Another way to play the lottery is through sweepstakes, a type of game in which winners do not have to make a purchase to receive the prize money.
While these online lottery services are popular in the United States, there are still many other countries that offer similar services. For example, Kentucky has a charity lottery, the KEES Scholarship Program, that donates a portion of its ticket sales to various causes. Another lottery site is the New Hampshire togel online, which offers lottery tickets for important draws and pays players instantly. This means that lottery players in New Hampshire can play the lottery without ever leaving their homes.
Other than playing the lottery through the official lottery website, you can also play the lottery using a mobile app. Lottery apps are designed for Windows devices, so they offer a smooth experience when playing the game. Unlike a traditional lottery website, lottery apps can be played on your cell phone as well, making them ideal for traveling. Although these lottery apps are not as authentic as a regular lottery site, they do offer the same type of service.
While the lottery is a great way to make money, there are many scams out there. Although you might win big in a lottery, the odds of winning are not always as high as they are with real-life games. While it is not impossible to win a million dollars, the chances of winning are extremely low. Even though the lottery is a good way to invest some spare money, you should only play it with money you can afford to lose.
A free lottery can help you win money by offering prizes, discounts, or bonuses. Some of these free lottery apps offer free tickets in exchange for completing certain tasks. The biggest jackpot, worth nearly €140 million, is available only through a free lottery app. For the most realistic chances of winning, you should play the EuroMillions lottery. The odds are 1 in 140 million! You never know who might win the lottery! If you are lucky, you could win the lottery jackpot and live a life changing experience.
A daily lottery is an option that allows players to choose from five numbers and win a prize. A daily lottery will pay the jackpot in lump sums or in an annuity, or it may split the prize among several lottery companies. In some countries, there are even multi-jurisdiction lotteries. These include the Powerball, Mega Millions, Cash4Life, Lucky for Life, and Tri-State Megabucks, to name a few.
Pragmatic Play has recently launched a new slot game, Drill That Gold, which takes players on an exciting mining expedition. It features a 5×3 grid of mining symbols, with up to 20 paylines. When a full stack of miner icons appears on the reels, they become wild, revealing an instant cash prize. This game is also highly lucrative and can earn you up to 5,000 coins! But how do you get lucky?
If you are a new player to online gambling, try the free games of the popular Pragmatic slot. They feature a variety of different game types and many other perks. This means that you can find the perfect slot game to play no matter what your skill level. Unlike other slot games, they are available for play at any time of the day or night, and you can deposit your winnings to your account in minutes. The newest games are added to the site every month.
Another game to try is Mustang Gold, a 5 reel, 25 payline slot with a Wild West theme. This game comes with amazing features. The jackpot reveal game is one of the most entertaining and rewarding features. You’ll have to match matching horseshoes to reveal the jackpot prize. Free spins and wild extras give you the chance to win big. These features make playing Mustang Gold a lot of fun. If you’re not familiar with Pragmatic Play, start by reading our reviews.
Slots can be challenging and rewarding, but if you follow the basics of good gameplay, you’re bound to be successful. Try out a few free slots games to see if you’re lucky! Alternatively, choose a few popular slot games and try them out on your friends and family. You’ll be amazed at the results. You can even make some money playing online! This game has a jackpot so big that you might be able to win thousands of dollars!
Besides offering an incredible collection of free slots, Pragmatic Play has also launched an online casino where you can play demo versions of its games. The advantage of using a demo version of a slot is that you get to see how the game plays out before you play it for real money. There’s no better way to learn the game than this! You can also check out the best slot sites by visiting their websites. So, get started and play for fun!
One of the most popular casino games online is slot. Second in popularity is sportsbook, and third is casino. Many people choose online slot games because of the huge jackpots they offer. There are many types of jackpots, such as fixed jackpots, network jackpots, and more. The jackpots vary from one online casino to the next, and they’re all equally rewarding. So, you’ll want to play these games and make some money!
The recent COVID-19 pandemic has prompted massive traffic growth in online poker. It also caused the indefinite closure of many live gaming venues. Many unlicensed venues had to shut down, leaving many players with no options for entertainment. Increasing numbers of casual players have flocked to online poker as an alternative to live gaming. Many operators have reported double or triple traffic growth since the pandemic began. Listed below are the top online poker sites.
Bonus Jackpot: The most popular bonus in online poker is the bonus jackpot. It is the biggest relative jackpot when compared to other bonuses. You can also get it only on IDN Poker. However, you must be careful to use this bonus wisely. You should use a different username and password for each account. This will ensure that you have a better chance of winning the bonus. If you aren’t sure, check out IDN Poker’s Terms and Conditions for more information.
Agen IDN Poker – a leading online poker website – provides a variety of benefits to their members. In addition to a comprehensive list of features, these websites also feature superior customer support. Its 24 hour customer service team will assist you in resolving any issues you might have while playing poker. They also offer a variety of bonus opportunities. As a member of an IDN Poker account, you can expect to get a hefty bonus every time you play.
Customer Support – The IDN Poker team prioritizes the security of their players. Its customer support is quick and helpful. Aside from the quality of its customer service, the site is highly secure. All personal information is encrypted to protect users’ sensitive data. Additionally, the site uses anti-hacking and anti-collision technology to ensure that players have a safe gaming experience. The IDN Poker team also monitors and improves the security of its website to ensure that no one can access your information without your consent.
Super10 and Omaha Poker – These are both games with similar rules to those found in Texas Holdem. The Super10 variant uses remi kartu and angka 10, while Omaha is similar to Texas Holdem Poker with only one king kartu. These two games are both wildly popular, and can be played by two to nine people. However, there is one important difference between the two games. In both games, you must win by using two kartu tertinggi.
IDN Play Poker 88 – IDNPlay is a leader in online poker in Indonesia. With a large variety of online poker games and poker tournaments, IDN Play provides the best environment to enjoy this popular game. In addition to the IDN Play 88 game, IDN Poker – Indonesia’s largest poker website – also has a ramendar terbaik. And, of course, it’s free!
Digital Device Fingerprinting – This software allows the poker site to recognize banned players and blocks new ones from playing. This feature also helps poker sites detect players who try to create accounts in order to circumvent prior account closures and restrictions. If you have been banned, you may be at risk of losing your money. So, while a digital device fingerprinting system might not be an effective solution, it may help prevent unauthorized activity in online poker. In addition to that, it will ensure that players do not play with malicious intent.
HOW TO PLAY RHODE ISLAND’S LOTTERY ONLINE
In the Low Countries, lotteries were originally known to exist between 205 and 187 BC. They were organized to raise money for the impoverished and the fortifications of the towns. Despite promising beginnings, the French lottery was a total disaster. The initiative lost support from the upper classes because the tickets were too expensive. The lottery was prohibited in France for more than 200 years, with a few exceptions. There are currently numerous lotteries in more than 50 nations.
The lottery has a significantly shorter history in the United States than in other nations where it was for a long time strictly forbidden. However, that does not imply that it cannot be done. Online lotteries may or may not be legal, yet many people still favor the traditional lottery. They not only feel safer knowing their money is secure, but they also know they will be compensated if they succeed. The lottery is now more accessible than ever because to the internet.
Players should select fewer numbers than those generated randomly to maximize their chances of winning. The probability are often lower the greater the pool of numbers. Every week, there is a draw in which a jackpot is given out. The jackpot will carry over to the following drawing if there is no winner. The jackpot, though, is bigger in some states. Read on if you’re not sure how to play the togel in your location.
The majority of online lotteries offer smartphone apps. Both iOS and Android users can download applications and register to play the lottery through them. Players have access to popular lottery systems through these apps. You can fully experience playing the lottery with the help of the apps. Although they aren’t as simple to use as playing the game live, these can teach you the rules and tactics needed to hit the jackpot. You may play lottery games using many lottery applications without needing a real ticket.
IGT is in charge of running the online gaming in Rhode Island. The online sportsbooks in Georgia and Rhode Island both use this same software vendor. Both of these games include more than 50 games, with the online lottery having a little lesser selection. You can also try the online version if you would rather play a lottery in person. A thrilling and enjoyable way to win money is the lottery. Just always be cautious and sensible. Enjoy the Rhode Island lottery, then! Additionally, always double-check with your state’s lottery regulator before participating.
While you should never purchase a lottery ticket if you are unable to accept the risk, you should think about the benefits it might provide. Although there is a cost associated with buying a lottery ticket, it is unlikely to be more than the advantages. A lottery ticket can give you the exhilaration of winning the big prize, whether the prize is actual or made up. You are drawn in by the idea of achieving fortune.
Things to Consider When Playing a Casino Online
Before you sign up for an online casino, there are several things you should consider before you join. Having a good casino experience means much more than simply having a variety of games. Whether you like live dealers, or are a fan of your favorite roulette variants, you should know how to choose the right casino for you. The casino should be licensed and regulated, and its security measures should keep you safe. Other important aspects to consider are the customer support, user layout, and minimum stakes.
When playing a casino online, you should choose a site that is reputable and uses cutting-edge technology. Some casinos even have live games that are filmed in a studio connected to a control room. This means that the production team will be able to see everything on screen to ensure your safety. By choosing a reputable casino, you can enjoy a fun, safe, and convenient online gaming experience. Once you have signed up, you can look forward to exclusive promotions and news that are sent directly to your inbox.
If you’re a fan of live games, you’ll be delighted to learn that many casinos now have live dealer options. With HD video streams, you can watch players at the tables. Some casinos even offer chat features to interact with other players. As you can imagine, live games have become the most popular way to gamble online. However, you must choose your operator carefully. Fortunately, there are dozens of options available. You should also consider whether live games are right for you.
While live games are gaining popularity as more people are able to play at home, many states are still reluctant to accept online casinos. Live casino games, for example, are not available in many jurisdictions, but there are still a few states that are working on legalizing the online casinos. So, if you’re interested in experiencing the real casino experience, live casino games may be the right choice for you. There are many different live casino games to choose from, and you’ll be able to choose from English or French versions, depending on your preference.
If you’re looking for a live casino experience, look for one that allows you to use a mobile device. Some casinos have dedicated mobile applications, but they’re a little easier to use than browsing through a web page on your phone or tablet. Moreover, you’ll get notifications if the casino updates their games and offers, which is a nice bonus for mobile users. And while it’s not the best option for people with slower internet speeds, playing live games on a mobile device is still the best option for many people.
The social aspect of offline casinos is also missing in online ones. In a conventional casino, players deposit cash, and are issued chips and tokens. Then, they wager on the game and win. Online casinos don’t require such interaction, but they do offer promotions that can boost your chances of winning big. So, if you’re looking for a casino experience that is safe for your needs, an online casino is worth looking into.
SBOBet – A Review of a Sportsbook
While some people might see a sportsbook as unsavory, others use them to place bets and win money. For example, sports fans visit sportsbooks before big games to get their favorite team’s picks. They can also find free picks for almost every matchup. Before signing up with an online sportsbook, be sure to check if it’s legal in your state. Read reviews from sports experts and fans to determine whether a site is legitimate.
SBOBet: Another great sportsbook, SBOBet provides a mobile version and multiple languages. Its mobile website is easy to use and features a lot of betting options. Customers can also contact customer support in multiple languages, so they can make it easy for anyone to place their bets. In addition to this, SBOBet’s customer service is available all day, every day. If you’re looking for a sportsbook in Australia, there are several great options available.
SBOBet: This sportsbook is licensed in the Isle of Man, which allows it to operate legally and offer excellent customer service. The sportsbook features more than 1500 live events every week. Its interface is natural and easy to use, with multiple languages and currencies being supported. The website is also informative regarding bonus programs and technical requirements. There’s a bonus program for new customers to get you started on the right foot. This bonus is only available for new players and has a wagering requirement of 14 times.
SBOBet is a well-known Asian sportsbook, but has recently made its way to the western market. Its license allows it to accept bets from players in more than one country. Its interface is user-friendly and promotes interaction among punters. This site offers live games, live betting, and a tiered revenue sharing program. If you’re interested in making a profit from your sports betting, it’s a great idea to join a sportsbook that offers a tiered revenue sharing program.
While you’re evaluating the odds of a particular sporting event, remember to look for the best customer service. Choosing a good sportsbook will save you from losing money. Some online sportsbooks accept credit cards, PayPal, and PayNearMe for deposits. Bitcoin deposits can be temporary, but don’t bet your hard-earned money on a sportsbook unless you’re familiar with the process. Most online sportsbooks have FAQ sections for questions.
Lastly, before deciding which sportsbook to join, make sure you’re betting legally in your state. The sportsbook should also accept payment methods that you prefer, such as Bitcoin. And always read the sportsbook’s terms of service to ensure you’re not breaking any laws. The sportsbook you choose should also accept your payment methods and offer a responsive customer service team. The sportsbook should be licensed by the relevant government agency, or have a licensed sports betting license.
Until recently, most sportsbooks were illegal. Unlicensed operators and organized crime groups often operated them, but some family businesses operated them as well. Today, however, most states have legalized sportsbooks. Before you open a sportsbook in your state, learn as much as you can about gambling laws in your area. Understanding the regulations of your state can help you make the right bets, and win big. It’s never too late to get started with sports betting!
The Benefits of Playing the Lottery Online
There are several ways to play the lottery, but you may not be aware of all of them. There are many state lotteries and there are even national ones. If you enjoy playing the lottery, you might want to subscribe to a lottery service. Subscriptions allow you to receive notifications of lottery draws on a daily or weekly basis. A subscription will save you time and money, since you don’t have to go to a retail store every single week.
The State Lottery and Gaming Control Agency (SLGCA) has a recordkeeping and records management program in place since October 1, 2017. Its Records Officer develops the program and serves as a liaison with the state Archives and the Department of General Services. The SLGCA also maintains an online presence and has a social media presence. They also manage the production of lottery-related advertising materials, including the official website and the official lottery app.
When playing the lottery, there are advantages and disadvantages to each type of lottery. Some people find it more comfortable to play in person, as they know everything is legit and will get paid. Others, however, worry about losing money or getting scammed. However, you should still consider these things when choosing a lottery app. It may be worth the effort to save a few bucks and win a large jackpot. That way, you can be sure that you’re picking the right lottery app.
Syndicated lottery plays are becoming increasingly popular, as more people join a group to share their winnings. Syndicated lotteries are more convenient than ever, and you can even use an online lottery site to form a syndicate. Syndicated lottery play is a common practice, and the most popular online lotteries allow you to form syndicates of friends or work colleagues to win the jackpot. There are also several benefits to participating in a lottery syndicate. Aside from increasing your odds of winning, you can also earn a share of the prize money and keep the profits to yourself or your family.
Another benefit of playing the lottery is that it helps to support the economy of a state. If you have a large number of winners, it might be time to invest in a lottery system that supports education. Several states have introduced their own versions of lottery games to boost their economies. Various charities and groups depend on the money raised from these games. One such cause is to fund school construction. However, if you play a game that has a high jackpot, it may be worth trying it.
The jackpot amount of the most popular US lotteries has exceeded $1.5 billion in some instances. The jackpot winner must match five numbers out of a pool of seventy-seven, and one number out of a second pool of twenty-five to win the lottery. The Multi-State Lottery Association also coordinates the Powerball, another massive lottery. Powerball is also known for making millionaires, and its jackpots have topped $100 million.
UNOSLOT Review – Why Play a UNOSLOT Slot Online?
If you’re looking for a fun online slot game, you’ve come to the right place. With a wide variety of games to choose from and some great features, UNOSLOT is an excellent choice. This Indonesian-based provider offers members a range of benefits. Among these benefits is the ability to play your favorite game anytime, anywhere. Here’s a closer look at the slot’s many benefits. All of them are well worth the investment!
First, Pragmatic Play has launched Drill That Gold, a new online slot that takes players on a mining adventure. The game features a 5×3 grid filled with mining symbols and 20 paylines. A full stack of miners is a wild symbol and reveals a random instant cash prize when they appear on an active payline. The company has more than 200 HTML5 titles to choose from. In addition, Pragmatic Play’s multi-product portfolio includes more than 200 HTML5 titles.
Secondly, Pragmatic Play is highly adept at promoting their slots. They use traditional affiliates, streamers and promo campaigns to reach the maximum number of players. Their slots are marketed aggressively and enjoy widespread popularity. Many players have even won prizes from their games. The company also offers a huge portfolio of slots to choose from, with a wide variety of game types and currencies. Whether you prefer playing traditional slots or experimenting with new themes, there’s a Pragmatic Play slot out there for you.
The volatility of a slot game is a crucial aspect to consider, as it can affect your overall gaming experience. Volatility measures the amount of risk associated with slot games. Some slots offer high payouts sporadically, while others pay out smaller amounts more often. High volatility slots offer large payouts in short amounts, while low-volatility games are more predictable. The volatility of a slot game is an important factor for players looking for an online slot with a high payout frequency.
Hot to Burn is a more modern take on the classic fruit machine. It offers five paylines on its 5-reel slot. This game has been upgraded to have a higher number of features, but it is still possible to win big! The biggest bonus of Hot to Burn is a thousand-fold return on your bet! If you enjoy the Wild symbol bonus feature, you’ll love this slot. It’s perfect for old-timers and beginners alike.
IDNPoker, IDN Poker, and IDN Poker Online
When playing Poker, players have several options available to them. The game can be played with fewer cards, allowing for a number of variations. Three-Card Monte, Spit-in-the-Ocean, and razz are all games that feature fewer cards than poker. Poker variations are discussed later in this chapter. If you’re looking for a game that can accommodate more players than you’re currently dealing with, you can arrange two separate games.
IDNPoker, which started operations in Cambodia in 2010, has jumped up the ranks in recent years. While it initially failed to gain much traction, IDNPoker has now climbed to the second position on the global PokerScout rankings. The company has also been recognized as a B2B provider of online gaming platforms. Its success is attributed to a large promotional campaign within Asia, including participation in gaming conferences and charity events.
In 2016, IDNPlay emerged from obscurity. It was virtually unknown until 2016, but a recent marketing campaign helped it climb the rankings. It had opened its doors in 2010, but had never made use of social media or advertised its services in the English-speaking market. IDNPlay has, however, translated its clients’ website and client software into English. In addition to its linguistic proficiency, it also took part in gaming conferences and hosted charity events across Asia.
Each player has a predetermined amount of chips to wager. This can range from two to five, or even up to 10 depending on the stage of the game. At the beginning of the game, players may be able to place a bet of up to two chips. After the draw, however, the limit is increased to ten. The same goes for the final betting interval, when a player has a pair of cards. This limits the game’s winnings.
Before playing any real money games, consider the currencies you’ll be using to deposit. Most online poker sites accept U.S. dollars, but you may have to convert them to another currency in order to play. Luckily, most online poker sites are flexible enough to cater to non-U.S. dollar players. Fortunately, these sites don’t have to pay interest on the money they get from their clients, and this can be a large source of revenue for the poker sites.
If you’re a poker lover, you should find a reliable internet poker site to play on. Not only are these sites convenient, but you can also use them anywhere and anytime. The only problem you might have is finding the right one. Make sure you find a reputable site that has a lot of different games to offer. If you’re looking for a poker site with a great customer service, check out IDN Poker. There are many partners and products available at IDN Poker. Each of the games is guaranteed to be 100% FairPlay, without BOT.
The Benefits of Playing at an Online Casino
There are several benefits to playing at an online casino. You can enjoy a variety of casino games on various devices, such as desktop computers, smartphones, and tablets. All you need is an internet connection and the desire to win money. In addition, these sites offer a variety of exciting casino games, live casino games, and odds and betting options. Whether you are playing for fun or for real cash, the convenience of online casinos is second to none.
When looking for an online casino, Robin is constantly on the lookout for the best options for gaming. She is a former industry professional who enjoys listening to the latest music and cooking. Robin’s passion is playing casino games without a lot of hassle. Her articles and newsletters feature tips on how to enjoy casino games with minimum hassle. She also sends out exclusive offers and news to her list of subscribers. Remember to read the T&Cs before participating in any promotional offer.
Live casinos feature a real dealer who interacts with players. This unique feature makes them more realistic than other games and lets players experience the excitement of a real casino without the hassle of a flight. Live dealer casinos are popular with gamblers who can’t visit local casinos. However, some prefer to play from the comfort of their home. But what about security? Here’s how to find a top-rated online casino that meets your needs.
Among the many benefits of an online casino is its ability to offer a variety of games. Blackjack and roulette variations include European and American versions, while poker variations include Texas Hold ‘Em, Three-card, and Four-Card. The more options a casino has, the better. There’s also a mobile app that enables players to play games on the go. It’s an excellent idea to look for a casino online that offers this feature as well.
While playing blackjack at an online casino, make sure to check out the live games section. Some top-tier live casino sites include Dream Catcher, Baccarat, Roulette, and Poker. The number of games they offer is crucial to making an informed decision. It’s also important to keep in mind the speed of your Internet connection. You don’t want to risk losing money if you don’t have a fast connection. So, if you want to enjoy live casino games online, choose a site with a high speed internet connection.
Another benefit to playing casino games online is the variety. A land-based casino may be a good option for those who have access to a traditional casino. This type of casino is easier to visit when you want to. But, if you are far from the nearest land-based casino, online gaming is the best choice for you. You can access a casino on your PC or smartphone anytime. The convenience of playing online is unmatched. If you have an Internet connection, you can access an entire casino right in your pocket!
Many of the top online casinos offer live casino games. If you want a real casino experience, you should check out live casinos in your area. You can play games like roulette, baccarat, blackjack, and keno in Canadian currency. Just make sure to check your state’s gambling laws before joining a live casino. These sites can also offer live chat options. Some of these sites also offer live casino games in French or English.
Before starting betting on a particular sport, you need to choose a reputable sportsbook that offers good odds and good customer service. You can use free sports picks from reputable sites to determine which sportsbook is the most reliable. These picks contain useful information about the game you’re betting on and can also help you decide whether or not to place your bets. In addition, look for sportsbooks that use a blue color scheme, have VIP sections, and provide quick response times.
If you’re a basketball fan, SBOBet has a variety of betting options. Its simple user interface makes it easy to navigate. There are no minimum deposit or withdrawal limits, and it offers customer service in many languages. Many review sites rate SBOBet as a top sportsbook. They also offer live chat support and customer service in several languages. In addition to their sportsbook reviews, SBOBet has a history in the gaming industry and offices around the world.
SBOBet is an Asian-based sportsbook with operations in the Philippines. It has a reputation in Asia, but recently expanded to the western market. Their sports betting site offers multi-language support, and a user-friendly interface allows punters to place their bets in their native language. Their interface is easy to navigate and offers live streaming in multiple languages. If you’re unfamiliar with Asian sports betting, SBOBet also offers live soccer.
The SBOBet sportsbook is licensed in the Isle of Man and is widely regarded for its excellent customer service. It offers over 1500 live events each week. Its interface is natural and friendly, and it supports multiple languages and currencies. Its website also provides information on technical requirements and bonus programs. Its website also offers a range of sports betting markets. So, whether you’re an avid football fan or a beginner to the sport, you’ll find SBOBet to be a reliable online sportsbook.
SBOBet is a good choice for high-rollers looking for a reliable sportsbook with a good selection of markets. This Asian sportsbook features live in-play betting and fee-free financial transactions. Through football sponsorships, SBOBet is now one of the most popular Asian bookmakers. Its odds are competitive and its customer support is top notch. However, you must check the terms and conditions of each sportsbook before betting on any particular sport.
The sportsbook should be licensed in your jurisdiction. You should also check whether it accepts Bitcoin and your preferred payment method. Make sure the sportsbook’s terms of service contain all relevant information regarding your bet. Furthermore, check whether they have customer support personnel who can answer any of your queries. Finally, look for a sportsbook with a blue color scheme and an easy-to-navigate layout. There are countless other things to consider before choosing a sportsbook.
First, check if online gambling is legal in your country. Be sure to check the terms and conditions and make sure you understand them. Also, make sure the sportsbook accepts your preferred payment methods, has a customer support system, and a high payout limit. Finally, check whether or not the sportsbook has a VIP program and offers high payout limits. A sportsbook with blue color scheme is more likely to be legitimate than one that does not.
Lottery-style games are becoming increasingly mainstream, and can be found almost anywhere – at gas stations, grocery stores, and gaming establishments. You can even get tickets for your favorite lotto game using an app! You can even use geolocation technology to buy tickets online. Here are the best lottery websites:
The Maryland Lottery’s Revenue: The lottery is the state’s third-largest source of revenue, after sales taxes and income taxes. Last year, 61.9% of Lottery revenue was spent on prize payouts, 7.5% on retailer commissions, and 3.5% on operational costs. The rest, or 27.1%, went to the State’s General Fund for public safety, education, and health. To learn more, check out our website.
Playing the lottery: While you can play online, it is still better to play in person to ensure the safety of your numbers. If you have an Apple iPhone, you can download lottery apps or open up your favorite lottery betting site and purchase your ticket in a matter of seconds. While playing online, you will have to spend more time doing it, but these sites are free and convenient. Just remember to follow the rules and regulations of the lottery. The online world is full of scams.
Upon winning a lottery, you should claim your prize within a week or two. You can withdraw the winnings to your bank account if you purchase tickets online. If you win a larger prize, you may need to visit a lottery claim center. You may need to provide proof of identity and an IRS form, and you can also claim your prize through certified mail service. You can also check your ticket at any gas station or retail outlet.
Purchasing lottery tickets online is legal in most states, but not all states. Online lotteries are becoming increasingly popular in the US, and many people are turning to the Internet to purchase lottery tickets. They offer convenience and the same options as brick-and-mortar retailers. And while you may not win the lottery every day, the odds are still high and your chances are high. So, you should make the most of them. Once you find the right lottery for you, enjoy!
US lotteries feature many games. The rules for each game vary, but the overall concept is the same: match your chosen numbers to a random pool of numbers. Mega Millions, for example, can have a jackpot of over $500 million. The jackpot is a fixed amount before taxes and other costs. The larger the jackpot, the more players will play. This is a great opportunity to become a multi-millionaire overnight! If you’re lucky, you can scratch that opaque layer off your card and win a prize worth more than a million dollars.
The United States also has a state-wide lottery. In addition to 44 states, Washington DC, and the US Virgin Islands have their own lotteries. While they are all separate, all are part of the Multi-State Lottery Association. The majority of lottery profits go to public schools and colleges. In Colorado, the lottery was first launched in 1983. Powerball and Mega Millions are among the games available through the state’s lottery. Profits from the Colorado lottery are distributed to the state’s parks, wildlife habitats, and open space conservation.
Play Online Slots at Pragmatic Play
If you are looking for an online casino where you can play slot games, you’ve come to the right place. There are many iGaming providers out there and many of them offer excellent games. Here are a few of the best options. Read on for some tips to make sure you enjoy your slot games. Listed below are some of the most popular online casinos. Enjoy! And remember to check out their promos. You never know when you might win a big prize!
Pragmatic Play is a content provider in the iGaming industry. They have recently released a new slot called Drill That Gold. This new online slot is an adventure-themed game where players can experience the excitement of mining gold in a real-life setting. There are twenty paylines and five reels, and you can win up to 500x your bet if you manage to land a winning combination. There’s even a feature in which a full vertical stack of miners can turn wild and reveal a random instant cash prize.
Pragmatic Play promotes their slots aggressively. They rely on promotional campaigns and traditional affiliates to promote their games. Although they do not produce pure classic arcade games, their slot games do have striking graphics and sound effects. These games don’t have the same complexity as a traditional slot machine, but they still appeal to many players. The developer also actively promotes its products and holds tournaments to encourage players to try out new games. There are a few key differences between Pragmatic Play’s classic and newest slot games.
Volatility is another feature to consider in slot games. Volatility refers to the inherent risk of playing slot games. The higher the volatility, the larger the payouts will be. Depending on the volatility, some games are known for big payouts, while others feature small payouts more often. High volatility slots offer high payouts quickly, while low volatility slots offer small wins for a longer period of time. By reading reviews and ratings about different slot games, you can better choose a game that meets your preferences.
In the world of online casino games, Gold Train is among the most popular. This popular slot game uses a reels format. The RTP is higher than other online slots. The game also offers many bonus features. The highest payout in the game is 25,000 times your wager. There is no better way to test the game’s quality! It has excellent payouts and high RTP. And if you are new to online casino games, it may be the perfect place to start.
If you’re looking for a more classic slot game, Fire 88 is the perfect choice. This slot features a 3×3 grind with seven unique paylines. The game has beautiful graphics and refreshing sound effects. Its best feature is its jackpot reveal game, which requires you to match horseshoes. Free spins and wild extras are another bonus to look forward to. And if you are a big winer, you can hit 500x your stake.
IDNPoker – The Best Indonesian Poker Network
In the game of poker, players make bets using a standard 52-card pack. Sometimes, jokers are added. Some clubs use two-pack games to speed up the game. The best players play with two-packs. Players start out with one pack. The previous dealer shuffles the cards in the dealt pack, placing it to the left, and passes the new pack to the dealer. This process continues until all players have made bets.
In the past, IDNPoker has been operating since 2010. Initially, this network didn’t gain much traction, but has since jumped into the third spot in the PokerScout rankings. IDNPoker focuses primarily on the Asian market, although it does offer English-language rooms. Its success can be attributed to a large advertising campaign in the Asian countries. It is present in many gaming conferences and charity events in the area.
A professional poker player is tenang and aware of their own actions. The game of poker requires focus and concentration. A mental athlete can concentrate and focus on his or her job. This is why it’s important to practice poker skills to get better. However, this isn’t always possible. If you don’t have a lot of experience, you can learn new strategies from beginners by practicing online. And if you’re still new to poker, you can also check out a few books online to get a feel for the game.
If you want to play poker online, IDN Poker is a great choice. The online poker website supports several popular currencies, including the US dollar. The interface of the site is fully translated into English, so you won’t face any language barrier. In addition, IDNPoker has a simple, minimalistic lobby where you can choose cash games and stakes. No filters or waiting lists are available on the site. There are a number of payment options, including Neteller and Skrill.
Online poker sites are increasingly popular in Indonesia. Many of them are free of charge and offer excellent customer support. Compared to traditional casinos, you can play poker anytime and anywhere, and get the best online gambling experience. It’s the perfect way to try out the game without spending a penny. With so many online poker sites, you can find a great one that suits your needs. You can get started playing poker right away! And as always, enjoy playing!
Before playing at an online casino, you need to make sure that you understand what you’re doing. If you’ve never gambled online, you should be aware of some important rules to play safely. Here are some of them:
Choose a casino that offers a wide range of games. A casino that offers European, American, and Double-ball roulette, for example, is likely to have the most diverse selection. It’s also likely to have multiple versions of blackjack and poker, including Texas Hold ‘Em, Four-Card Draw, and Three-Card Poker. You can choose which games you’d like to play, as well as the stake amounts.
Playing live casino is a fun way to interact with other players. Because these games are not computer-generated, the interaction is more authentic. There are also fewer distractions and delays, so players can focus on the competition rather than on their own gaming. In addition, live casino games are available anytime, anywhere – even while you’re on the go. The limit amount is also lower than on traditional casinos. If you’re a social gambler, live casino games will be a real treat!
Besides mobile-friendly devices, online casinos also allow players to play on their desktop computers. These devices are also convenient and compatible with the latest software. All you need is an internet connection and some basic knowledge of the casino’s rules and games. If you’re new to online casinos, you’ll want to research them thoroughly before registering with one. You’ll need to know whether the casino accepts Canadian dollars, as well as if they charge currency conversion fees.
In addition to the traditional versions of roulette and blackjack, you can find a live casino that offers real dealers. These games are the most realistic, and they mimic the experience of a real casino. This option is popular with gamblers who can’t get to the local casino due to financial constraints. Others may prefer the convenience of playing from the comfort of their home. So, do some research and choose a casino online that offers live dealer games.
One major advantage to playing at an online casino is the number of games offered. The offline versions have limited game options and require a lot of space. However, if you play online, you can find hundreds of different games. For example, there are more table limits with online casinos. In both cases, you can choose table limits as low as $1 to as high as $10,000, which is a great feature for online casinos. Most tables cater to unlimited players.
IDNPoker Review – Why You Should Join IDNPoker
On: June 27, 2022 June 27, 2022 By: adminfis
Poker is a card game that involves betting and dealing with a shuffled deck. Its main forms are Draw Poker and Stud Poker. In Draw Poker, all cards are dealt face-down, while in Stud Poker, some cards are dealt face-up as betting proceeds. During each betting interval, a player must bet a certain number of chips, raise a small amount, and discard one or more cards. If a player loses a hand, their chips are placed into the pot.
If you’re looking for a way to earn money playing poker, IDN poker is a great choice. This variant is based on Texas Hold Em, but has a few differences. First of all, players must have at least five cards of the same rank. This means that the poker player must have a hand with five terbaik kartu. In addition, they must have at least three cards of the same rank.
In addition to accepting all major currencies, IDNPoker offers many convenient payment options. Several of these methods are supported, including Neteller and Skrill. If you prefer to use a mobile device to make payments, IDNPoker offers a mobile version as well. Its reputation has led it to attract a large number of players. The site also offers a variety of deposit and withdrawal options. Once you’ve decided to give it a try, you’ll be glad you did.
IDNPoker has recently positioned itself as the largest poker network in Asia. It ranks third globally in terms of traffic and has about 20,000 daily connections. It is popular in Southeast Asia, with a large portion of its traffic coming from China, Malaysia, and Thailand. Although it is not yet popular in the United States, it has slowly gained popularity in the continent. The majority of IDNPoker’s players come from the Philippines, China, and Malaysia.
The benefits of playing poker online are numerous. You can play poker whenever you want. You can play the game wherever you are, and no matter what time of day it is, there’s an online poker room just for you. There’s no better way to get started playing online. All you need to do is create an account and start playing! Once you’ve made the decision to play, you’ll be in the game in no time. So, grab your smartphone, make the right decisions and start winning big.
There are many different sites to choose from. You can play poker online with friends and family. You can choose a site based on popularity, or find an online poker room. Most sites offer live chat support and instant messaging. If you’d rather play offline, you can even meet up with new people. Online poker rooms are also popular in Asia. They offer a wide variety of games, including Texas Hold’em and Omaha. You can even win real money in poker.
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Home Latest News Students and faculty react to Reveley’s appointment
Students and faculty react to Reveley’s appointment
The Board of Visitors’ Friday decision to forgo a national presidential search and install former Interim President Taylor Reveley as the 27th president of the College of William and Mary has received positive reviews from campus leaders, though some concerns remain regarding the amount of student input considered.
Justin Reid ’09, the president of the College’s chapter of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, approved of the decision but said that the process left many on campus voiceless.
“Most people like Reveley, but wish they could have been part of the process,” he said.
Reid — who has worked with Reveley to revamp the College’s strategic plan — said the new president is committed to positive change.
“The strategic plan is more important than criticizing the board or their actions,” he said. “It’s a more productive way to move forward.
Student Assembly President Valerie Hopkins ’09 echoed Reid’s sentiments.
“I’m confident that Reveley is going to be great, and nothing should detract from that,” she said.
Hopkins, however, did express some concern that students’ viewpoints went unheard.
“I don’t think it would have been bad to get more opinions,” she said. “They didn’t make a means through which anyone could state their opinion. An e-mail address, something as simple as that, was not done.”
Both Reid and Hopkins participated in forums held by BOV Rector Michael Powell ’85 earlier in the school year. The forums were designed to garner student input in the presidential search process. According to Reid, the students at his meeting were supportive of appointing Reveley to the permanent post.
College administrators were equally approving of Reveley.
Provost Geoff Feiss praised Reveley’s work over the past seven months in the interim role and was pleased with his appointment to the permanent post.
“It’s clear we have a leader in place that can keep the ship afloat,” he said.
Vice President for Administration Anna Martin said that she was “very happy” with the board’s selection of Reveley.
“The board talked with faculty, talked with staff, talked with students, talked with alumni to get an understanding of how they would feel about this,” she said. “The board wouldn’t have moved forward if they didn’t have support.”
Community leaders, including Williamsburg Mayor Jeanne Zeidler, are also pleased.
“He will be a really great president. He already was a great president,” Zeidler said. “President Reveley has a really good understanding of how intertwined the city and the College are.”
Reveley spoke to a crowd gathered in the Great Hall of the Wren Building Friday.
“Just as I have not been merely a caretaker while interim president, neither will I be simply a transitional president during my next few years,” Reveley said. “I will do my level best to make a serious difference for the better at the College of William and Mary as its 27th president.”
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Truck Driver Ignores Warnings to Slow Down; Kills Four in Massive Crash
Semi-truck driver Josef Slezak of River Grove, Ill., was charged with four counts of manslaughter and four counts of vehicular homicide after he slammed into another car and set off a chain reaction that ultimately killed an entire family.
The collision occurred on Interstate 80 in Western Nebraska. Traffic was already at a standstill because of an earlier accident that killed semi driver Keith Johnson. According to an Associated Press report,
[A witness] said Slezak’s truck did not appear to slow down before it struck the car. An accident reconstructionist who examined the scene concluded Slezak failed to slow down and exercise caution on the road.
Mr. Slezak slammed into a Ford Mustang being driven by Christopher Schmidt, whose car then collided with that of his wife, Diana, who was travelling with the couple’s two children, Connor, 2, and Samuel, 3. All four of the Schmidts died at the scene. An autopsy later revealed with Ms. Schmidt was 30 weeks pregnant, which resulted in a ninth count of vehicular homicide of an unborn child being filed against Mr. Slezak.
Mr. Slezak drove for AKI Trucking, which, according to a report on The Trucker, “has a Fatigued Driving (Hours of Service) BASIC score of 80.9 percent, which exceeds the threshold for intervention by 15.9 percent.”
The Law Offices of Frank Branson provides legal representation to victims of trucking and other commercial vehicle accidents. The Law Offices of Frank Branson is not involved in this case.
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How to Find Reliable Baccarat Betting Bonuses
JordanAugust 22, 2022
Are online baccarat betting bonuses reliable? Read on to learn more about the benefits of these bonuses, the chances of winning at the game, and how to use these to your advantage. Baccarat betting bonuses are a great way to try out online casinos before you make a real-world investment. Here are a few things to keep in mind:
Profitable baccarat betting strategy
There are many different ways to win at online บาคาร่า ออนไลน์ baccarat. Some are better than others, but they all have the same basic principles. For example, there’s the Martingale betting system, which increases bets after losing. However, this method can be very time-consuming and is a bad choice for inexperienced players. Similarly, the Fibonacci betting system, which uses the sequence of the Fibonacci numbers to decide how much to bet after losing a bet, can be a very effective way to win.
Another popular method is to bet on the player or the banker. This strategy is based on the fact that one out of two baccarat shoes will have a player. While it may seem simplistic, this method can be very powerful. The odds of winning one out of every two hands are 3:1 in your favor, and if you win once out of two shoes, you will make a profit of about 45%.
Chances of winning at baccarat
The best way to improve your chances of winning at ptgame24 baccarat is to play with a lower house edge. The lower the house edge, the less money the house keeps from your bets. You can achieve this by either placing a larger stake or playing a shorter game. However, there are some tricks that will increase your chances of winning. Keep reading to find out which strategies will work best for you.
Managing your bankroll is essential when you are gambling. You need to know how much you can afford to lose, and set a limit to keep yourself from getting greedy. Chasing your losses is a dangerous strategy. It is important to note that the house edge is 1.06% when you bet on the banker, while the player has a 0.26% advantage. If you bet on the banker, you are going to pay 5% commission, which is less than what you could get from betting on the player. However, some casinos have a 5% minimum commission.
Reliability of online casinos offering baccarat betting bonuses
It is crucial to ensure the reliability of online casinos offering baccarat betting bonus offers. You should look for websites with a long history of serving online casino players and a high level of security. Reliable online baccarat betting sites use a variety of security measures to keep your personal information secure and to prevent data theft and fraud. Some of the common security measures include 128-bit SSL connection, encryption software, and third-party audits.
Reputable บาคาร่า online casinos use reliable software by leading providers Microgaming and Playtech. These companies provide gaming solutions to hundreds of casino sites across the world. They provide players with unsurpassed gaming experiences, and their software systems are rigorously tested. Moreover, a number of online casinos offer welcome bonuses. These welcome bonuses can range from tens to thousands of dollars, and their amount is dependent on your luck.
A baccarat betting system of สมัครบาคาร่า can make your game easier and less confusing. These systems are designed to help you increase your winnings and decrease your losing streaks. They help you increase your bankroll without changing your betting strategy. You can use a system to determine the best betting amounts or a combination of both. You can choose to use the system that makes the most sense for you. The value of a baccarat betting system depends on many factors.
The first factor is the startup amount. The amount you choose should be no less than 2% of your stake. As you play more hands, you increase your amount to bet. When you win, the amount you bet doubles. Some players choose to double their bets after every three hands, while others press their bets until their winning streak ends. There are some differences between systems, but the basics are all the same.
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Help Center / Is it possible to expedite the criminal history background screening process?
Unfortunately, there is no way to expedite the process.
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Multiomics Analysis Revealed the Molecular Mechanism of miRNAs in Fluoride-Induced Hepatic Glucose and Lipid Metabolism Disorders.
Author: Zhao Y., et al
Journal Name: Journal of Agricultural and Food Chemistry
Volume/Page: 70, 44
Categories: Dental Fluorosis, DF Mechanisms, Genetics
Fluoride-induced liver injury seriously endangers human and animal health and animal food safety, but the underlying mechanism remains unclear. This study aims to explore the mechanism of miRNAs in fluoride-induced hepatic glycolipid metabolism disorders. C57 male mice were used to establish the fluorosis model (22.62 mg/L F–, 12 weeks). The results indicated that fluoride increased fluoride levels, impaired the structure and function, and disrupted the glycolipid metabolism in the liver. Furthermore, the sequencing results showed that fluoride exposure resulted in the differential expression of 35 miRNAs and 480 mRNAs, of which 23 miRNAs were related to glycolipid metabolism. miRNA–mRNA network analyses and RT-PCR revealed that miRNAs mediated fluoride-induced disturbances in the hepatic glycolipid metabolism. Its possible mechanism was to regulate the insulin pathway, PPAR pathway, and FOXO pathway, which in turn affected the bile secretion, the metabolic processes of glucose, the decomposition of lipids, and the synthesis of unsaturated fatty acids in the liver. This study provides a theoretical basis for miRNAs as diagnostic indicators and target drugs for the treatment of fluoride-induced liver injury.
*Original full-text article online at: https://pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/acs.jafc.2c03049?ref=PDF
Effect of dietary protein or calcium supplement on the expression of collagen I and dentine phosphoprotein of rats with dental fluorosis.
This study aims to assess the roles of dietary protein (Pr) and calcium (Ca) levels associated with excessive fluoride (F) intake and the impact of Pr, Ca, and F on expression of collagen I (COL I) and dentine phosphoprotein (DPP) in rat incisors. Seventy-two rats were randomly allotted to six
Single Nucleotide Polymorphisms and Dental Fluorosis: A Systematic Review.
Genetic factors contribute to susceptibility and resistance to fluoride exposure. The aim of this systematic review was to identify alleles/genotypes of single nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs) associated with dental fluorosis (DF) and to identify them as protective or risk factors. PubMed, ScienceDirect, Cochrane Library, Scopus and Web of Science were searched
Appropriate real-time PCR reference genes for fluoride treatment studies performed in vitro or in vivo
OBJECTIVE: Quantitative real-time PCR (qPCR) is routinely performed for experiments designed to identify the molecular mechanisms involved in the pathogenesis of dental fluorosis. Expression of reference gene(s) is expected to remain unchanged in fluoride-treated cells or in rodents relative to the corresponding untreated controls. The aim of this study was
ENAM Gene Variation in Students Exposed to Different Fluoride Concentrations.
The ENAM gene is important in the formation of tooth enamel; an alteration can affect the lengthening of the crystals, and the thickness in enamel. The objective was to determine the presence of the single nucleotide variant (SNV) rs12640848 of the ENAM gene in students exposed to different concentrations of
Dental fluorosis and a polymorphism in the COL1A2 gene in Mexican children.
Highlights Dental fluorosis is a public health problem in the communities evaluated. The rs 412777 polymorphism in the COL1A2 gene was found in Mexican children. An association between the COL1A2 gene polymorphism and dental fluorosis was found. The genetic variant evaluated represents a risk factor to develop dental fluorosis. OBJECTIVE:
Mechanisms by Which Fluoride Causes Dental Fluorosis Remain Unknown
When it comes to how fluoride impacts human health, no tissue in the body has been studied more than the teeth. Yet, despite over 50 years of research, the mechanism by which fluoride causes dental fluorosis (a hypo-mineralization of the enamel that results in significant staining of the teeth) is not
Dental Fluorosis Is a "Hypo-mineralization" of Enamel
Teeth with fluorosis have an increase in porosity in the subsurface enamel ("hypomineralization"). The increased porosity of enamel found in fluorosis is a result of a fluoride-induced impairment in the clearance of proteins (amelogenins) from the developing teeth. Despite over 50 years of research, the exact mechanism by which fluoride impairs amelogin
Diagnostic Criteria for Dental Fluorosis: The Thylstrup-Fejerskov (TF) Index
The traditional criteria (the "Dean Index") for diagnosing dental fluorosis was developed in the first half of the 20th century by H. Trendley Dean. While the Dean Index is still widely used in surveys of fluorosis -- including the CDC's national surveys of fluorosis in the United States -- dental
Dental Fluorosis: The "Cosmetic" Factor
Any condition that can cause children to be embarrassed about their physical appearance can have significant consequences on their self-esteem and confidence. Researchers have repeatedly found that "physical appearance [is] the best predictor of self-esteem" in adolescents, (Harter 2000) and that facial attractiveness, particularly the appearance of one's teeth, is a
Racial Disparities in Dental Fluorosis
In 2005, the Centers for Disease Control published the results of a national survey of dental fluorosis conducted between 1999 and 2002. According to the CDC, black children in the United States have significantly higher rates of dental fluorosis than either white or Hispanic children. This was not the first time that black children were found to suffer higher rates of dental fluorosis. At least five other studies -- dating as far back as the 1960s -- have found black children in the United States are disproportionately impacted by dental fluorosis.
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10 Email Marketing KPIs That Matter The Most
July 27, 2022 by Team Flyder.io
Marketing is not something you can measure in one click of a button. It is more like an art, and in order to master it, you have to practice it over and over again, sometimes failing, before you even see the first results. When it comes to e-mail marketing, the same thing applies. It is not that you should never take care of your e-mail marketing campaigns, but it is important to know what business KPIs are you looking to achieve in this field.
Here is a list of the most important business KPIs in e-mail marketing, and some tips on how to achieve them:
1. New and return customers
It is obvious that one of the most important business KPIs in e-mail marketing is how many customers you can gain from your email campaigns. But that is not all. There are two kinds of customers for every e-commerce business – new and returning. You should always be clear on how many new customers you have gained from your email campaign, as well as how many of your previous customers have come back to shop from you again.
This helps you understand how effective your email campaigns are and which offers are more appealing to your audience. You can then usethat information to improve your future campaigns and make them more effective.
2. Estimated lifetime value
Your email marketing campaign’s goal is to generate sales, and the best way to do it is to offer your audience something that they really want. You should always track how many customers you are getting from your email marketing campaigns, but it is also essential that you know what you are spending on that campaign in order to have an estimated lifetime value.
For example, if you are spending $100 on a campaign and you get 25 customers from it, then your estimated lifetime value is $400. This is important because it helps you understand how profitable your email campaigns are and whether or not you should spend more money on them in the future.
3. Conversion rate of the Email Marketing Campaign
Obviously, if you are spending money on your email marketing campaign, you want to get something in return. It is important to know how many of your customers have purchased from your email campaign. The conversion rate is one of the best business KPIs in e-mail marketing that can give you this information.
For example, if you sent out 100 emails and got 10 customers from them, then your conversion rate is 10%. This means that only 10 out of 100 people who received your email have actually purchased something from you. If you want to improve this number, you need to test different offers or even change the subject line of your emails.
If you want to track your business KPIs in your e-mail marketing campaigns, then you should use a CRM software. This is an essential business tool that will help you organize your contacts, leads and customers, as well as improve the efficiency of your email campaigns.
4. Frequency
The more people receive your emails, the more customers you will have. However, you cannot send out too many emails or your audience will get annoyed and unsubscribe from your list. That is why it is important to know how often you should send out your email campaigns.
For example, some businesses send out their email campaigns once a month, whereas others do it once a week. It all depends on your industry and what kind of customers you are targeting. If you are selling a product that requires some time for customers to decide on buying it, then once a week is probably a good idea. However, if you are selling something that can be bought right away, then once a month would be enough.
If you want to know how often you should send out your email campaigns, then you should always test your audience’s reactions. If you have a small list and you have not sent out any campaigns yet, try sending two or three per week and see how your customers react. If they start unsubscribing from your list, then reduce the number of email campaigns you are sending out.
5. Spam complaints
No one likes spam, and that is the reason why the majority of people unsubscribe from their e-mail lists. However, if you are sending out too many emails or your emails are full of ads and promotional offers, then your audience will get annoyed and they might report your emails as spam.
It is important to know how many spam complaints you have received from your email campaign so you can fix your mistakes and avoid spam complaints in the future. In order to avoid getting spam complaints, you should always make sure that your emails are not only informative but also helpful for your customers. You should also avoid sending out too many emails or sending them out at an inappropriate time.
6. Unsubscribes
The best way to see if your email campaigns are successful is to count how many people have unsubscribed from your email list. If you have a list of 100 people and you send out an email campaign and only 10 people unsubscribe, then you are doing something right. However, if you send out the same email campaign and 50 people unsubscribe, then it might be a sign that your audience does not like your email campaigns.
If you want to avoid getting too many unsubscribes, then you should always make sure that your emails are informative and useful for your customers. You should also create an incentive for them to stay on your list and continue receiving your emails. Finally, you should always test different offers and email templates tosee which ones work better for your audience.
7. Bounce rate
Bounce rate, also known as a ‘hard bounce’, is a metric that measures the percentage of emails that get returned to the sender because the recipient address is invalid. It’s one of the key performance indicators (KPIs) in email marketing.
Bounce rate is one of the most misunderstood email marketing metrics, but it’s also one of the most important.
You need to know your bounce rate so you can improve your email list. Bounce rate is one of the most important email marketing metrics that tells you how well your list is built.
8. Open rate
Open rate is a key factor in deciding the success of a business. For example, if you have an email marketing campaign but the open rates are low, then this could mean that you have chosen the wrong audience. You can run more email marketing campaigns if your open rates are low.On the other hand, if the open rates are high, then you can focus on improving conversions.
A low conversion rate could be a problem with the product, service or content. If that is not the case, then perhaps you have chosen the wrong audience. You can always run the same campaign again with a different audience to improve conversions.
Effective use of analytics will help you understand your audience better. If you can connect with your target audience, then your email marketing campaigns will be more effective. You will be able to make decisions based on data such as your open rates and conversion rates.
This is especially important for businesses that want to grow as people tend to spend more money when they are satisfied. It is important to understand that the success of your business is dependent on the people who use your products and services.
Analytics will help you understand your target audience better so that you can make better decisions about your business. With this information, you can improve your campaigns and increase your sales.
9. Click through rate
Email marketing has been around for years, but it is still a viable marketing strategy for many businesses. This is because it gives the sender complete control over their content. Not only that, but it also allows businesses to track their success. It can be a good source of leads and sales, but you need to make sure your email marketing is successful. That’s where click-through rate comes in.
Click-through rate (CTR) is the amount of people that click on an email after receiving it. It is noted as a percentage and shown in a variety of ways. The most common are a simple number or the percentage of people that clicked on the email. It is calculated by the number of clicks divided by the total amount of people that received the email. The formula looks like this:
CTR = Clicks/Total Email Sent
For example, if you sent out an email to 100 people and 20 of them clicked on it, your CTR would be 20%. If you sent out an email to 50 people and 10 of them clicked on it, your CTR would
be 20%. With that being said, it is also important to note that sometimes the number of emails sent isn’t exactly accurate. This is because some people will have multiple email accounts and a single email could be received by more than one person.
Why Is Click-Through Rate Important?
Click-through rate may not be a direct measure of sales or leads, but it is an important factor in the effectiveness of an email campaign. For example, if you sent out an email to 10,000 people and your CTR was 0.1%, then 100 people clicked on the email. That may sound like a lot, but think about it this way: if those 100 people each bought just one item from you, your saleswould be barely over $100. Because the cost of sending out an email is so little, you need to have a good CTR if you want to make a profit.
How Can You Increase Your Click-Through Rate?
As mentioned above, click-through rate is calculated by the number of people that clicked on an email divided by the number of people who received it. So, if you want your click-through rate to go up, you need to get more people to click on your emails. There are a few different ways to do this:
How You Send The Email Out Matters: If you send out an email with a link in the body of it, then recipients will be taken to your website when they click on it. But, if you send an email with an image and a link to your website, they will be taken to your website when they click on the image. This is because images are generally more eye-catching and people are more likely to click on them. So, if you want your click-through rate to increase, make sure your email has a link in the body of it.
The Subject Line Can Make Or Break Your Click-Through Rate: Another important factor is the subject line. If you want your CTR to go up, make sure your subject line is compelling enough to get people to click on it. If you have trouble coming up with ideas for a subject line, try using Ubersuggest for some help. With this tool, you can enter the main keyword of your email and it will give you a list of suggestions.
Make Sure It’s Easy To Respond To The Email: If you want more people to click on your email, then make sure it is easy for them to respond to it. This means that there should be a call-to-action (CTA) button or link in the email. This is the part of the email that you want people to click on. You should have a CTA in your emails so people know exactly what you want them to do. This can be as simple as an image that says Call Now, or it could be a link that says Contact Us.
There Are Also Tools That Can Track Your Click-Through Rate: There are also tools that you can use to track your click-through rate. These tools will allow you to track how many people opened your email, where they opened it, and what link they clicked on. There are a lot of these kinds of tools and they work in different ways. They all have the same goal though. They want to make it easier for you to track your emails and increase your click-through rate. But, the most important thing is that you need to know how many people click on your emails. This will allow you to improve your email campaigns. So, if you want your click-through rate to increase, consider one of these tools.
10. Average number of emails sent per month
It is important to always keep track of your average number of emails sent per month. This number will vary depending on your email use. If you use it frequently, you will likely send a higher number of emails per month than someone who rarely uses email. Keeping track of this number can help you when you need to reply to an email and want to make sure that you are not sending out a duplicate message. It can also help you when you want to send an email to someone, but don’t want to annoy them with an excess of emails. Finally, it can help you when you want to track your usage of email and use that to manage your account. In order to determine the average number of emails sent per month, it is important to use a number of different email addresses. Over time, you will be able to determine which one you use the most and send the highest number of emails from.
At their core, marketing campaigns are nothing more than a large-scale experiment. They exist to test and learn about your audience, and to adapt your campaign accordingly. By tracking the right KPIs—which are unique for your business, your industry, and your target demographic—you can gain valuable insights that help fine tune email marketing efforts. And with the right tools in place and the right tactics driving traffic to landing pages, your KPI data is presented front and center so you can pick up on trends and optimize as needed.
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IS IBS GENETIC?
Irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) affects millions worldwide, causing abdominal pain, bloating, and changes in bowel habits. While the exact cause of IBS remains unknown, genetics might play a role in its development. A recent study provides evidence to support this hypothesis, suggesting that certain genetic variations may increase a person’s risk of developing IBS. Understanding the genetic basis of IBS could lead to new insights into the condition and potentially help researchers develop more effective treatments for this often debilitating disorder.
Comparing the genetic data of thousands of people with and without IBS, an international research team discovered six genetic differences that are more common in people with IBS than in people without the condition. Surprisingly, most of the altered genes appear to have more clear-cut roles in the brain and possibly the nerves which supply the gut rather than the gut itself.
The researchers also found that the genetic makeup that puts people at an increased risk of developing IBS also increases the risk for common mood and anxiety disorders such as anxiety, depression, neuroticism, and insomnia. However, the researchers stress that this doesn’t mean that anxiety causes IBS symptoms or vice versa.
“Although IBS occurs more frequently in those who are prone to anxiety, we don’t believe that one causes the other – our study shows these conditions have shared genetic origins, with the affected genes possibly leading to physical changes in brain or nerve cells that in turn cause symptoms in the brain and symptoms in the gut,” said Professor Miles Parkes from the University of Cambridge, the study’s co-senior investigator and a consultant gastroenterologist.
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Tag: vegan cake
Vegan Zucchini Walnut Cake With Cinnamon Cream Cheese Frosting
Back-to-school season is upon us, and I’m not quite sure how I feel about it. Although I’m sad that summer is coming to an end, I’m also ready to get back to having a daily routine. Last week, I began my senior year of high school, and so far all is well. College applications and…
Vegan Red Velvet Cupcakes With Cream Cheese Frosting
There’s something magical about red velvet cake. The flavor, the color, the texture… it all just screams pure decadence. Even the name red velvet is delightful! It sounds rich and luxurious, like something you’d find in a celebrity’s home. Not to mention, red velvet is the perfect cake flavor for so many holidays. The color makes…
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Former Asante Kotoko striker Frank Mbella meets former coach Dr. Prosper Ogum in Egypt
Former Asante Kotoko striker Franck Etouga Mbella visited the Black Galaxies training camp in Egypt and met his former coach Dr. Prosper Ogum.
Mbella spoke to the Black Stars assistant coach and presented an Al Masry jersey with his name and squad number at the back to the gaffer.
Egyptian Premier League club, Al Masry completed the signing of striker Franck Etouga Mbella at the end of the 2021/22 Ghana Premier League season.
The Cameroonian attacker joined the Ghana Premier League club before the start of the 2021/22 league season.
He went on to become a star for Asante Kotoko and one of the most prolific goal-scorers during the Ghanaian top-flight league campaign.
The striker was signed for a fee of $400,000. According to sources, Mbella signed a two-year contract and receives $25,000 as a monthly salary.
Franck Mbella Etouga scored 21 goals in the Ghana Premier League. Meanwhile, the Black Galaxies will play a friendly game against the national U20 team of Egypt, the Young Pharaohs at the Cairo International Stadium on Tuesday, December 27, 2022.
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I Must be Dreaming
Fabrizio Gamberini, global chief brand officer & president of Vibram Corporation, looks back on a life filled with adventure.
A Note to My Younger Self, October/November 2021
Dear Fabrizio,
Boy wonder: A young Fabrizio Gamberini with a full and exciting life ahead of him.
When I look at this picture, I see a young and, maybe a little scared, boy.
But it touches my heart to know that you’re about to embark on an amazing and successful life journey. One that begins in Bologna, Italy, where you hail from a family with few resources and reside in a city where “moving” usually means traveling from the post office to the grocery store. But, rest assured, great adventures await after you graduate the University of Bologna. You’ll soon travel the world and live in some of the grandest cities—
San Francisco, Boston and New York, to name a few—working for leading corporations, such as Hewlett-Packard, Nike, Marcolin and, since 2018, Vibram Corporation.
Credit your strong inner drive and a desire to emulate your heroes, both real and fictional, for bringing out that adventurous spirit and ability to succeed. Like James Bond, a character who exudes that elusive, inner drive to accomplish the mission impossible every time—all while traveling to exotic locals to ensure On Her Majesty’s Secret Service keeps one step ahead of the world’s most diabolical villains. Bond’s daring dedication inspires you to take on challenges as you climb the corporate ladder—the first rung, in 1995, as a sales development manager for Hewett-Packard in Boise, ID. Despite initially fearing if you’re worthy to work for one of the world’s top tech companies, believe in yourself. You’ve done the work and preparation. Just show them who you are!
And you do! Over the course of the next decade, you climb to the position of Commercial Director for HP’s Design-Jet product line, based in San Diego. It’s where you’ll get married and your daughter is born! Speaking of that wonderful city, you made the right choice moving to America—even though all your friends warned that you shouldn’t. You’ll find it to be a very good life, where you’ll make loads of great friends while keeping your roots in Italy.
Your next career adventure marks your first step into the footwear industry, first as DTC General Manager for Nike Italy and then moving to the company’s HQ in Beaverton, OR, to serve as DTC General Manager of its Retail Americas region. There, you help develop many in-line, factory stores and shop-in-shop concepts. You pick the locations, design the stores, oversee visual merchandising and serve as leader of a large team. You introduce many new stores over these two years, most of which achieve double-digit growth during your tenure. Then you are promoted to Nike’s General Manager Americas Football (soccer) division, where you again lead growth in the category while having a ton of fun (fútbol is life!) during that time.
Then, in 2008, it’s time for your next big adventure: making the leap to the top of the corporate ladder as CEO of Marcolin USA. Over the next eight years, you oversee record growth for the innovative eyewear company, introducing successful collections from an array of the world’s leading brands, including Tom Ford, Balenciaga, Emilio Pucci, Guess, Zegna, Mont Blanc, Kenneth Cole and Skechers. You also supervise the acquisition of a second company working with private equity. It’s here that you look to two more childhood heroes, Captain Kirk and
Ed Straker, for management inspiration. Notably, it’s the strong teamwork bonds Kirk develops with his key lieutenants, Dr. Spock and Dr. McCoy, as the Starship Enterprise boldly goes where no man has gone before. And it’s the strategic way Straker, as SHADO’s supreme commander, protects earth from sinister aliens—all while sporting nifty vests! (You will sport your share of those, too!)
By late 2017, your love of the shoe industry calls you back—first for a brief stint as CEO of Geox North America, followed by joining Vibram Corporation a year later, where you are currently leading all facets of the brand, only this time on a global scale. You oversee wholesale, DTC, marketing, sales…the works. It’s your dream job! You get to use all the experience you’ve gained over the course of your 30-year career, working for an Italian-owned company, while living in the adopted country you adore. What’s not to love?
Now back to the photo of this charming young boy. Those innocent freckles hide your steely determination to always be learning. It’s a drive that will serve you well throughout your life. You can always get wiser, and you can learn from your mistakes. Gathering knowledge builds confidence, one learned lesson at a time. It’s why you always embrace new challenges. In fact, it’s what makes you happy.
Before I let you go, the most important advice I can bestow upon you is: trust your gut. Don’t think too much. Don’t spend nights reviewing moves and countermoves. Don’t worry so much. If something isn’t working out, it’s easier than you think to get out and start again. Just continue to pursue your dreams, even if sometimes life gives you lemons. Like the time you move to San Francisco during your HP days, accepting a job to work for a friend, who then resigns two months later! Still, you have the best time living there—and the best oysters! Often, such bumps in the road of life lead to grander adventures! Enjoy the ride!
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“Forgotten Hollywood”- Directors Honored by Postal Service!
Posted on August 17, 2011 by raideoman1 | No Comments
John Huston, Frank Capra, Billy Wilder, and John Ford will be the legendary directors honored in 2012 by the U.S. Postal Service. These fine filmmakers were responsible for the creation of great cinema during Hollywood’s Golden Age. Here is just a sample of their extraordinary work:
* John Huston – The Maltese Falcon, Treasure of the Sierra Madre,
* Frank Capra – It Happened One Night, Meet John Doe, It’s a Wonderful Life
* John Ford – How Green was My Valley, The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance
* Billy Wilder – Sunset Boulevard, Stalag 17, Some Like It Hot, The Apartment
JOHN HUSTON FRANK CAPRA JOHN FORD BILLY WILDER
Of course, they made far more motion pictures. But, this representative offering is a compelling reason for their individual honor.
I belong to a new site promoting my Forgotten Hollywood Forgotten History book tour schedule. It’s called EventFul. It will replace Book Tour.com. This site has announced its closure on September 1st, which is a shame. I wish the employees who currently work at the latter site all the best.
Here are two links to the new site:
http://eventful.com/users/raideoman1
http://eventful.com/kirkland/events/2011-northwest-bookfest-/E0-001-041002612-9
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“Forgotten Hollywood”- Two Join Passing Parade…
Posted on July 16, 2017 by raideoman1 | No Comments
“`Martin Landau was a stellar character actor, who thrived on screen and in television. He is best remembered for his three-year stint on Mission: Impossible; and his Oscar-winning performance as Bela Lugosi in Ed Wood. A role he did not play: The pointy-eared Spock on Star Trek, which he turned down. He was wed to actress Barbara Bain. MARTIN LANDAU –>
“`Landau had studied drawing at Pratt Institute in Brooklyn, and worked as a New York Daily News cartoonist, before he switching careers. In 1955, Landau was among hundreds who applied to study at the Actors Studio, one of two picked. The other… Steve McQueen.
“`His litany of fine cinematic roles include North By Northwest, Pork Chop Hill, Cleopatra, Nevada Smith, The Greatest Story Ever Told; and after his success on television, Meteor, and two Oscar nods for performances in Tucker: The Man and His Dream and Crimes and Misdemeanors. When Tim Burton cast Martin as Lugosi, he was clearly at the top of his craft, carrying home a statuette, while up against Paul Scofield in Quiz Show, Samuel L. Jackson in Pulp Fiction, Gary Sinise – Forrest Gump, and Chazz Palminteri – Bullets Over Broadway. Encouraged by his mentor, Lee Strasberg, Landau decided to teach acting. Noted thespians he coached included Jack Nicholson and Anjelica Huston.
“`He also guest-starred in television shows, such as Gunsmoke, Wagon Train, Bonanza, The Twilight Zone, The Rifleman, The Outer Limits, The Big Valley, Get Smart, The Alfred Hitchcock Hour, Columbo, Murder She Wrote, and The Simpsons.
“`Martin Landau was 89.
“`George A. Romero was the creator of the modern zombie-genre of films, producing the low-budget, Night of the Living Dead. A decade later, Dawn of the Dead cemented his legacy. He also produced the horror schlock — Creepshow. Romero’s influence could be seen across decades of American culture, from the cinematic work of John Carpenter; writings of Stephen King, and vast success of Silence of the Lambs. Ironically, his favorite Hitchcock production was not Psycho; it was North by Northwest, a film that featured a young Martin Landau as a metro-sexual villain.
GEORGE A ROMERO
“`George A Romero was 77. If he comes back to life, it may be just a desire for human flesh.
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Event at FCCT: Thai companies investing in ASEAN and their human rights obligations
Thai companies investing in ASEAN and their human rights obligations
10:00-12:00, Friday 1 June 2018
Foreign Correspondents’ Club of Thailand
Free Admission & Food will be served before and after the panel discussion
Thai companies are increasingly investing in neighboring ASEAN countries. While investments have resulted in significant profits for both Thailand and the host countries, they have also triggered adverse environmental and social impacts. These outbound investments often take place without proper mechanisms to ensure compliance with international human rights standards and practices, exposing local communities to violations and abuses.
The National Human Rights Commission of Thailand (NHRCT) has investigated Thai investments in Myanmar, Laos and Cambodia, playing a significant role in shaping the cabinet resolutions on Thai outbound investments (2016, 2017). Both align with the principles articulated in the UN Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights. However, a lot more needs to be done to strengthen the application of the resolutions.
On 1 June 2018 from 10:00 – 12:00, the Asian Forum for Human Rights and Development (FORUM-ASIA), Community Resource Center (CRC), and Extraterritorial Obligations (ETO) Watch Coalition will co-organise a panel discussion on the human rights implications of Thai outbound investments in ASEAN. Panelists will provide an overview of the main issues surrounding these investments, discussing way forwards to ensure a greater accountability and protection of people’s rights. The event will combined with the presentation of the Thai chapter of FORUM-ASIA’s latest publication, ‘Business and Human Rights: Learnings from Asia’.
Tuenjai Deetes, Commissioner of NHRCT,
Sor Rattanamanee Polkla, Coordinator of CRC, and
Debbie Stothard, Coordinator of the Alternative ASEAN Network on Burma and Secretary General of the International Federation for Human Rights (FIDH).
Media contacts in Bangkok
For more information or if you want to set up an interview with any of the panelists , please contact Marte Hellema, Programme Manager Communication and Media for FORUM-ASIA at [email protected], [email protected] or 0999 46 1108.
About the organisers:
The Asian Forum for Human Rights and Development (FORUM-ASIA) is a network of human rights organisations across Asia. FORUM-ASIA works to promote and protect human rights, including the right to development, through collaboration and cooperation among human rights organisations and defenders in Asia and beyond. www.forum-asia.org
The Community Resource Centre Foundation (CRC) is a non-governmental organisation committed to protecting and promoting human rights, community rights and environmental rights. CRC acts as a watchdog on the implementation of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights, the International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights and international laws in Thailand, the Mekong Region, and ASEAN. CRC also conducts public interest law cases and legal advocacy to protect community rights to natural resources and environmental protection inside country and transboundary cases.
The ETO Watch Coalition, works to stop human rights violations, environmental damages and social impacts caused by Thailand’s outbound investments. There are approximately six to eight NGO members in the coalition; International Rivers, Spirits in Educational Movement, EarthRights International, Community Resources Centre Foundation, The Mekong Butterfly, Dawei-Watch Thailand and invited partners and communities networks such as Dawei Development Association, Dawei Pro bono Lawyers Network, and Tarkapaw. The ETO-Watch Coalition has monitored approximately 12 case projects in ASEAN and directly monitors five operative projects, ranging from sugar plantations to coal, dam and SEZ in Southeast Asia.
Joint Statement – Government of Thailand and Businesses Should Ensure Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights are Practiced
Public Event: Thailand Universal Periodic Review Live Webcast in Bangkok
Launch of the Annual Performance Report for 2014 of the ASEAN Human Rights Mechanism
Thailand: Joint Open Letter to Thai Prime Minister- Killing of HRD Chai Bunthonglek
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Social Services return home decision
Fsfs2021 9 January 2021 21:50 1
Hi. I need some guidance please. Our mum is currently in a care home where she has been for 5 months since discharge from hospital, which until now has been self funded but now that her £23k financial threshold has been reached and funds depleted the SS have decided she has significantly improved, done a reassessment and decided her needs can be met by a care at home package with 2 carers visiting 4x daily. We have challenged this reassessment and raised a formal complaint but the SS complaints process is just as flawed. We will pursue the complaint but need a quick solution. She is not mobile and the home set up and lack of space would not allow her to get into the toilet or bathroom so she would need to use a commode for toileting needs and a strip wash. This would only be possible when carers present as she cannot mobilise alone and her husband is too old to help her alone. He is extremely concerned as he would struggle when the carers were not there. The main concerns would be overnight and in between carer visits. If he objects to a return home, are SS obliged to take note of this or can they force someone to return home? Naturally my mum would love to come home as she has been isolated in the CH with very limited social distanced visits.
We have a planning meeting with SS next week but are concerned that they will ignore our views and concerns and plough on with what we believe will be an unsafe and undignified option. They believe we are trying to block this and say that while mum has capacity she can make her own decisions.
Furthermore they appear to be saying that we cannot choose to keep her in care as their assessment confirms that she is not ‘eligible’ for residential care. Therefore we can choose to keep her in the CH but would have to self fund.
We would love her to return but are deeply concerned for the impact it would have on both of them.
Ayjay 9 January 2021 22:38 2
If he objects to a return home, are SS obliged to take note of this or can they force someone to return home?
We have a planning meeting with SS next week but are concerned that they will ignore our views and concerns and plough on with what we believe will be an unsafe and undignified option.
I’m not sure if they can insist that she returns home, but what they definitely can’t do is to insist that a family member is responsible for her care. No-one is obliged to care for any other person no matter what their relationship. If her husband is incapable of providing that care then something else needs to be set up, you are not obliged to fund this, any means test only applies to your Mum.
They will ignore your views if they are not compatible with their own, they will lie, cheat and cajole to get the outcome they want. Sad as it is, they are definitely not to be trusted one iota.
Thanks Ayjay. He would do as much as possible but is incapable of providing what she needs. It’s a terribly hard decision for him to make to say that he doesn’t feel his wife can safely return home. We are reluctant to agree to anything as we know that once she returns home, SS will wash their hands of any further responsibility. We know the reason for this is that they will do anything they can to avoid funding residential care.
bowlingbun 9 January 2021 23:32 4
Tell Social Services that they MUST arrange a “Care Act Advocate” i n advance of any meeting one for mum and one for dad, not the same one for both. Request them by email so that there is written evidence of your request. To hold a meeting without them would probably be unlawful.
Fsfs2021 10 January 2021 10:57 5
Me and my sister will be present at the meeting. Are you suggesting other independent people acting as advocates?
bowlingbun 10 January 2021 11:20 6
Yes. I now refuse to attend meetings without my advocate, so that there is an independent witness of what is said.
I’ve done this for years now, after attending meetings where one thing is said and something completely different is written on Social Services notes!
It could be claimed that you and your sister had a vested interest (even when you know your parents better than anyone else on the planet!)
However, it evens up the balance of people at a hospital meeting. I’ve been to some relating to mum where there were 8 least 8 staff from the hospital, and me.
I surprised them all by typing out and duplicating my own agenda for the meeting, so that everyone knew what was going to be discussed in advance. Clearly, no family member had ever done this before!!
I won’t go into my work background, but suffice it to say that they didn’t get the better of me.
Also, as soon as they start using jargon, stop them, each time. Tell them it is not appropriate language to use when the meeting is not just for staff.
They will try and do it, repeatedly. Each time, stop them.
It’s a very good way of showing them that you cannot be walked all over.
If they talk too fast, ask them to slow down.
If they use medical terms you don’t understand, ask them to explain.
Arrive at the meeting in plenty of time to park the car, have a coffee, and go to the loo.
Wear something smart. If you think everyone else is going to wear a suit, you wear a suit.
To them, this is just another discharge meeting, but it’s so important for your whole family.
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Binary Options Trading As an Investment Vehicle
It is human nature to try to make the most of our assets, including our financial assets. Apart from those people who have no ambition and throw away their money, the majority look for ways to increase the amount they have. They look to the future, and try to build enough resources to let them see out their retirement in a financially stable way.One of the most common ways to try to build up cash reserves is to use existing cash to put into some kind of investment scheme. There are many different investment vehicles available, and one of the most popular ones in recent times has been binary options.Like all investment schemes, there is an element of risk involved, but one of the reasons binary trading has become so popular is it provides an opportunity to make substantial profits over a relatively short time period.Bad investmentsThere was a time when people were quite happy to leave their spare cash in a bank. They felt it was secure there, and that gave them such confidence that they did not worry too much about the poor rates of interest they were receiving.Today, unless you have a very large sum of money to invest, putting your money in a savings account is like throwing it away, albeit over a long time period. Interest rates on standard savings accounts are now almost always lower than the rate of inflation.That means that even though the dollar amount in your savings account may be growing year on year, its real value is actually falling. In other words, you can buy less with the amount in your savings account now than you could with the amount you originally invested. In the present financial situation, putting your money in a bank savings account has to be regarded as a bad investment. This is especially the case for long term goals, such as a comfortable retirement.Why binary options trading is a viable alternative?As already stated, binary trading provides a way to make decent profits over relatively short time spans. One of the key aspects of this type of trading is that results are known quickly, giving investors the option to take corrective action before large losses are incurred.Later, we will look at how this type of trading compares to other forms of investment. First, it is important for the potential trader to understand what this type of trading involves, and how it is different from other more standard types of investing. The best way to do this is to compare this type of trading with stock market investments.To make our explanation clearer, we are going to create a fictitious company called Ace Products Inc. whose stocks are traded on the NASDAQ. The company is doing well, and its share price has risen by more than a dollar in the last year to $7.95 today.StocksStocks or shares are issued by companies that have floated on one or more of the world’s stock exchanges, such as the NASDAQ or the London Stock Exchange. Companies issue shares at a given price, and anybody can then buy some of these shares. Shares are bought and sold through the stock exchanges. The price of shares is dictated by supply and demand. The more demand for a given the share, the higher the price will be.When you buy shares in a company, you become a part owner in that company, no matter how small your share allocation is. That means you have a say, albeit a tiny one, in how the business is run.Shareholders are entitled to vote at the company’s AGM, where they can take part in votes to appoint people to the board, and to approve the company’s annual accounts. Most people who have small shareholdings do not bother to attend the AGM to do this. They can appoint a proxy to vote on their behalf. If they do not attend and do not appoint a proxy, they assign the right to vote on their behalf to one of the board members.If the company they have invested in makes a profit, the board may decide to issue a dividend. The company decides it has a surplus of cash that will be divided amongst the shareholders. Each share will have some monetary value, and the total payable to a shareholder is the share dividend value multiplied by the total number of shares he or she owns. When the dividend is paid out, most companies permit shareholders to reinvest the money by purchasing new shares, or they can opt to receive a cash amount.For the purposes of our illustration, we will assume you own 1,000 shares in Ace Products Inc., which you bought 6 months ago at $7.25 each. The company has announced that it will pay a dividend of 2c per share. That means you are entitled to a $20 payout from the company. For simplicity’s sake, we will ignore brokerage fees and bid/offer spread (of which more later), but if you decide to sell the shares, you can now make a profit in your investment. Here’s how:Sale price: 1,000 x 7.95 = 7,950Dividend: 20Gross worth: 7,970Amount invested: 1,000 x 7.25 = 7,250Gross profit: 720The key factors here are:1. As a part owner of the company you got a dividend of $20 from profit distribution.2. When the company is doing well, the price of shares tends to rise.3. If the company did not do well, there almost certainly would have been no dividend, and the price of shares is likely to have fallen.4. If the price of shares falls below the price at which you bought, your holding will be worth less than what you paid for it. You will have just two choices. You either sell at a loss, or hold on to your shares in the hope that the share price will go up again.5. When you bought your shares, you did so because you expected the share price to rise.6. You own your shares, and you can hold on to them for as long as you like.Binary options tradingThe term “binary options” harks back to the early days of this type of trading, when there were only two possible outcomes. You either made a profit or make a loss – there was no other scenario. Today, there are many more complex ways in which you can take part in this type of trading, but beginners should stick to the most basic.Binary trades always have an underlying asset. This could be a stock, a currency, a commodity, a stock market index, and so on. We will use Ace Products Inc. as our underlying asset.A key element of this type of trading is that you must specify an expiry time in the future. This could be just a few minutes, an hour, a month etc. Another key element is the strike price. When you make a trade, you take a position that says the strike price will be at or above a certain level at some time in the future.If you think that Ace Products Inc.’s share price will have risen to $8 in 30 days’ time, you can make a call option. You back your belief with an investment amount. On the trading platform, another trader will have the opinion that your prediction is wrong. He or she will make an offer that will be a percentage of your investment amount.You both enter into an irrevocable options contract. When the contract expires or closes, the Ace Products Inc. will either be at or above the $8 you predicted. Is so, you get your investment amount back, plus the additional percentage you were offered. If the share price is below $8, you lose your entire investment amount.When you make a call option in a binary options trade, you are not buying anything physical. If you take a call option on the share price of Ace Products Inc., you do not own any shares in the company. Taking a call option means you think the price of the share is going to increase to at least the specified price at the specified time.For the sake of completeness, it is worth pointing out that even if the share price of Ace Products Inc. had exceeded $8 during the lifetime of the contract, which is irrelevant. It is the price at the exact expiry time that counts.With this type of trading, you are not restricted to making contracts based on rising prices. You could also make contracts based on the value of the underlying asset falling. This is termed a “put” option. This works in exactly the same way. For example, you can take a put option that Ace Products Inc. price will have fallen to $7.90 in 30 days’ time. You will be shown an offer amount that you will get if you are right. If you are wrong, you lose your investment.Why is binary options trading better than investing in the stock market?Hopefully, it should be fairly clear from the example above that this type of trading provides you with a vehicle for making quick profits. This is almost impossible with share investments.If you buy or sell stocks, there are other factors you must take into account. We mentioned the bid/offer spread above. This is often referred to as the bid/ask price. When you see a quoted price for Ace Products Inc. share price, which is an average of the selling price and the buying price, because these two prices are different. The amount that you can buy a given share for is always higher than the amount you could sell it for at that particular time. The difference between the two is the bid/offer spread.The bid/offer spread can be quite substantial, and it is not unusual to see spreads of 1 – 2%. That means if you buy some shares in Ace Products Inc., the share price has to rise by at least the bid/offer spread percentage before you could possibly make a profit on selling the shares. In addition, you will almost always have to pay brokerage fees on both your purchase and on your sale.This means your investment is going to be tied up for some time before there is any chance of making a profit on it. Another vital aspect of investing in stocks is that there is no way to make a profit or even break even if the stock price goes down.If the stock price starts falling, you are faced with the agonizing decision of whether you should sell at a loss, or wait in the hope that the price will rise again. There is nothing you can do to improve your position. Another important factor is that you will have to make quite large investments in stocks to gain a reasonable profit.With binary options trading, you can make a good profit from a series of small investments. You will know the results very soon, and you have the opportunity to offset negative results relatively quickly. In other words, you have much more control over your investments.Is binary options trading better than investing in property?As with stocks, when you invest in property you own the asset. You will have to make a large investment in buying property, and that can be tied up for quite some time. The costs of buying property are high and there are many associated fees for owning/buying a property. You can expect to pay about 10% above the purchase price in fees, duties and taxes. You will also have to pay legal fees when you sell property.All this means that you cannot possibly make a profit from property investments until the price of your asset has risen by at least 10%. That means your investment has to be considered a long term one, and your capital is completely tied up. As with stocks, if property prices go down instead of up, there is no way for you to regain your investment.So in conclusion, there are always risks involved in all kinds of investments. When you invest in stocks, property or other standard investment vehicles, you have no way to offset falling prices. Investments in these vehicles tend to be long term.Investing in binary options trading gives you much more control over your capital. You are dealing in a short-term marketplace, so you get the opportunity to take corrective action if trades go against you. You can invest small amounts of money and still have the chance to make good profits. Binary options trading is certainly something to which the savvy investor should give some thought.
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6 Qualities/ Details To Consider About A Property!
If, you are a qualified, committed, potential home buyer, be careful to, pay close attention, to many details, but, be certain to fully consider, and examine, the property, characteristics, etc, as well as the house, before committing to purchase, what, to most, is their single – biggest, financial asset! There are many characteristics to consider, but, this article will briefly, consider, six of the key ones. After, over 15 years, as a Real Estate Licensed Salesperson, in the State of New York, I have discovered, few buyers, are, as prepared, as they should be, and it would be wise, for them, to pay, far – more attention, to many aspects, related to the property, the house, is situated – on! With, that in mind, this article will attempt to, briefly, consider, examine, review, and discuss, these six, and why they are essential, important considerations.
1. Size of property: Are you seeking a specific – sized, property? In general, larger properties, require more maintenance, and expense, to up – keep! How would you like to balance, your needs, wants, reality, costs, expenses, privacy, and other considerations, and, is, the specific size of this particular property, up – to, your preferences, etc?
2. Tree – filled, versus open: How much of your lot, is usable, and, how much is not? Different areas, have, specific regulations, regarding, protecting trees (as opposed to knocking them, down. How would this impact, your desired enjoyment, of the land?
3. Terrain: Is it, a hilly, flat, or something, in – between? How this terrain, affects usage, and possibilities, should be considered, from the onset! Does the pitch, of the land, keep water, from flowing, away, or towards, the house? Obviously, expansion – related issues, etc, are simpler, and less – costly, when property, is more – flat!
4. Distance from neighbors: Some prioritize personal privacy, and, thus, should seen properties, which are a significant difference, from their neighbors, while others, care, far – less, about this! Is there significant distance, to ensure privacy, or, some sort of barrier (such as bushes, etc)?
5. Frontage/ side – yard/ back: In many communities, frontage, is a major factor/ consideration, in terms of real estate taxes! What balance do you seek, between, frontage, front – yard, set – back, from the street, usable side – yard, and back (behind the house? Since, we are all different, with differing tastes, needs, and requirements, make certain, the property layout, fits your needs, and personality, etc!
6. Grounds condition: Evaluate the condition of the grounds of the property! How much will it cost you, to bring – it, to where, you desire? Will landscaping renovations, be urgently needed, and costly, or, basic? What is the overall condition, and what might require immediate attention?
Before buying a house, pay attention to the overall property, and, whether, it fits your needs, requirements, specifications, and will bring you pleasure! The better prepared a buyer is, the more he will enjoy his new home!
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I warned you this was coming! Birthpain signs are going to get worse.
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WASHINGTON -- After this week, workers laid off through no fault of their own will not be eligible for any of the generous extended unemployment benefits layoff victims have received from the federal government since 2008.
States typically provide the first 26 weeks of unemployment insurance and Congress has provided extensions during every recession since the 1950s. But the current extensions, which give the unemployed an unprecedented 73 additional weeks of aid in some states, are set to expire at the beginning of January.
"There's a real potential cliff coming for unemployed people," emailed Judy Conti, a lobbyist for the National Employment Law Project, a worker advocacy group. "The federal unemployment programs all expire at the end of this year. This means that anyone who is laid off on July 1st or later, will ONLY receive state benefits unless Congress acts to keep these needed programs up and running."
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2011/06/30/unemployment-no-extended-benefits_n_887656.html
God's curse hits again/Pestilence, Famine, Earthquakes/ Running out of food/ June 30, 2011
Prophecy Sign: In Luke 21:11 three of the last days signs Jesus warned about are pestilence and famine, and earthquakes in many places. Today I want to cover what is happening concerning these three signs.
“The global agriculture supply situation has worsened and a failure to boost food production fast enough to meet demand may lead to shortages, said investor Jim Rogers, chairman of Rogers Holdings. “We’ve got to do something or we’re going to have no food at any price at times in the next few years,” Rogers said in a Bloomberg Television interview with Rishaad Salamat today in Singapore. “I still own agriculture. If I found something to buy, I would buy it.” Rogers joins former United Nations Secretary General Kofi Annan, the UN Food & Agriculture Organization and the World Bank, in highlighting the need to boost global food production and address issues pushing prices higher. Group of 20 farm ministers agreed last week to increase agriculture output, set up a crop database and limit export bans to tackle what French President Nicolas Sarkozy calls the “plague” of rising food prices. Monthly food prices tracked by the FAO have surged nine times in the past 11 months and last month stayed near a record reached in February, as global demand for corn and wheat outstripped production and drought and flooding ravaged harvests. The World Bank estimates higher food prices have pushed 44 million more people into poverty. China, the world’s largest consumer of grains, energy and metals, has raised interest rates four times since October and increased bank reserve requirements nine times to tame above- target inflation. The nation’s food-price inflation was at 11.7 percent in May, matching levels in March and November when they were at the highest since July 2008, the year of the global food-price crisis. Global stockpiles of corn, the most-consumed grain, are forecast to drop to 47 days of use, the fewest since 1974, data from the U.S. Department of Agriculture show. Inventories are declining as demand continues to outstrip production that’s forecast to rise to a fifth consecutive year of record.
http://business.financialpost.com/2011/06/29/global-agriculture-supply-keeps-worsening-%E2%80%93-jim-rogers/
Prophecy Sign: In my September 30, 2010 post I warn you about the stink bugs that were causing problems in Baltimore. As of June 30, 2011 the news concerning the invasion of the bugs is much worse. At a time when nations are running out of food this is one bug farmers did not want to deal with! I quote, “A stink bug from Asia is chomping up US vegetable fields, orchards and vineyards, causing experts to scramble through an arsenal of weapons to try and halt this stealthy, smelly predator. Pesticides, parasites and traps have all been tried but none have succeeded in killing off the brown marmorated stink bug, Halyomorpha halys, which first surfaced in the northeastern United States in 1996 and has since spread to 33 of the 50 states. After having tried just about everything, farmer Bob Black said he sometimes resorts to a known weapon -- his fist. "I smash 'em, I am so mad at 'em," he said. "The thing stinks, it's terrible... they emit this defensive odor system and that is why nothing will eat them." Black, who runs Catoctin Mountain Orchard in Maryland, saw big damage to his fruit business last year and is trying to avoid more this year by allowing scientists to research the bugs on his land and by spraying more pesticides.”
http://news.yahoo.com/asian-megapest-chomping-us-orchards-072755177.html
http://frankdimora.typepad.com/the_last_chronicles/2010/09/pestilenceamerica-and-chinastalled-peace-talkssept-30-2010.html
“The first death related to the Powassan virus was recorded in Minnesota Wednesday according to a release by the Minnesota Department of Health. The victim was a Northern Minnesota woman in her 60s. Another likely Powassan case was identified in Anoka County this year in a man also in his 60s. Both the female and male cases became ill in May after spending time outdoors and noticing tick bites -- the Powassan virus is transmitted by blacklegged or “deer” ticks in Minnesota and Wisconsin. They both developed brain infections due to the virus. While the female passed away from the infection, the male was hospitalized and is now recovering at home. The Powassan virus was first identified in 1958 in Powassan, Ontario. Since that time about 60 cases have been identified in North America. The virus was mostly seen in eastern Canada and the northeastern U.S. until the last decade when, cases were reported in Wisconsin, Michigan, and Minnesota. Locally, Powassan infected ticks have been found in Houston County, and the heavy forested hardwood areas of southeastern Minnesota and western Wisconsin offer a good home to ticks that can carry the virus. Powassan virus is related to West Nile virus and both diseases can cause severe infections of the central nervous system. These infections involve inflammation of the brain or the lining of the brain and spinal cord. In the MDH release, Dr. Ruth Lynfield, state epidemiologist said, “Although Powassan cases are rarely identified, it is a severe disease which is fatal in about 1o percent of cases.” Even in cases where death does not occur, survivors may experience long-term neurological problems related to movement, balance or speech”
http://www.winonadailynews.com/news/state-and-regional/article_ffb9cd50-a299-11e0-89ab-001cc4c03286.html
“The abundance of four common species of bumblebee in the US has dropped by 96% in just the past few decades, according to the most comprehensive national census of the insects. Scientists said the alarming decline, which could have devastating implications for the pollination of both wild and farmed plants, was likely to be a result of disease and low genetic diversity in bee populations.
Bumblebees are important pollinators of wild plants and agricultural crops around the world including tomatoes and berries thanks to their large body size, long tongues, and high-frequency buzzing, which helps release pollen from flowers.
Bees in general pollinate some 90% of the world's commercial plants, including most fruits, vegetables and nuts. Coffee, soya beans and cotton are all dependent on pollination by bees to increase yields. It is the start of a food chain that also sustains wild birds and animals.
But the insects, along with other crucial pollinators such as moths and hoverflies, have been in serious decline around the world since the last few decades of the 20th century. It is unclear why, but scientists think it is from a combination of new diseases, changing habitats around cities, and increasing use of pesticides.”
http://www.guardian.co.uk/environment/2011/jan/03/bumblebees-study-us-decline
Prophecy Sign: God curse on anyone who divides the land of Israel, on anyone who curses Israel or those who come against Israel and Jerusalem. God’s Curse is found in Genesis 12:3),(God’s Curse (Land Division) Joel 3:2 & Obadiah 1:11) Now let's look at an example of this. "RAMALLAH, June 30, 2011(WAFA)- The Government of Japan has decided to extend a Non-project grant aid of 1 billion Yen (approximately $12.4 million) to the Palestinian Authority (PA) as a kind of its budget support to the PA. Notes to this effect were signed and exchanged today on June 30th, 2011 in Ramallah between Salam Fayyad, Prime Minister and Minister of Finance of the PA and Naofumi Hashimoto, Representative of Japan to the PA. According to a press release by the representative office of Japan to the PA, the grant aid is extended as a part of international supports to alleviate the PA financial difficulties. With this grant, PA will procure commodities critically needed for daily economic activities in the Palestinian Territories.
Since 2007, in addition to today’s new grant, Japan has extended Non-project grant aids to the PA totaling 6.4 billion Yen (about $69 million on disbursement basis), the release said.
http://english.wafa.ps/index.php?action=detail&id=16593#
“A magnitude-5.4 earthquake has rattled central Japan and at least seven people are hurt. The Japan Meteorological Agency said the quake hit Thursday in Nagano, some 105 miles northwest of Tokyo. The quake was just 2.5 miles deep. No tsunami warning was issued, the agency said. Nagano fire department official Sadahiko Furusawa said seven people were injured in the quake, but none was in critical condition.”
http://www.foxnews.com/world/2011/06/29/magnitude-54-earthquake-jolts-japan-7-injured/
MAP 5.0 2011/06/30 14:16:21 -23.345 -176.131 52.8 SOUTH OF THE FIJI ISLANDS
MAP 5.2 2011/06/30 13:37:26 -7.113 68.032 10.0 CHAGOS ARCHIPELAGO REGION
MAP 5.5 2011/06/30 09:09:18 -23.364 -175.794 26.3 TONGA REGION
MAP 5.1 2011/06/29 20:51:58 13.440 125.279 39.5 PHILIPPINE ISLANDS REGION
MAP 5.0 2011/06/29 08:22:14 -32.242 -71.231 49.8 VALPARAISO, CHILE
MAP 5.3 2011/06/29 04:19:43 -5.026 101.918 33.1 SOUTHWEST OF SUMATRA, INDONESIA
MAP 5.0 2011/06/28 17:25:57 -15.210 -173.446 11.8 TONGA
MAP 5.2 2011/06/28 16:13:32 51.904 -171.844 35.0 FOX ISLANDS, ALEUTIAN ISLANDS, ALASKA
MAP 5.2 2011/06/28 09:50:03 4.652 125.196 24.7 KEPULAUAN SANGIHE, INDONESIA
MAP 5.0 2011/06/28 07:07:22 -16.681 -177.345 29.6 FIJI REGION
MAP 5.2 2011/06/27 20:31:47 -65.269 178.869 10.2 BALLENY ISLANDS REGION
MAP 5.4 2011/06/27 17:02:36 -56.143 -122.955 10.0 SOUTHERN EAST PACIFIC RISE
MAP 5.8 2011/06/27 16:47:14 -8.915 122.469 120.7 FLORES REGION, INDONESIA
MAP 5.2 2011/06/27 13:39:10 -33.083 -178.911 18.0 SOUTH OF THE KERMADEC ISLANDS
MAP 5.0 2011/06/27 04:57:11 -2.321 136.692 18.3 NEAR THE NORTH COAST OF PAPUA, INDONESIA
MAP 5.1 2011/06/26 19:47:01 30.181 57.559 37.3 EASTERN IRAN
MAP 5.4 2011/06/26 15:03:21 -2.392 136.686 9.4 NEAR THE NORTH COAST OF PAPUA, INDONESIA
MAP 5.5 2011/06/26 09:19:48 18.863 146.297 97.3 PAGAN REGION, NORTHERN MARIANA ISLANDS
MAP 5.3 2011/06/26 07:48:16 32.428 95.932 24.8 SOUTHERN QINGHAI, CHINA
MAP 5.7 2011/06/25 21:16:58 -24.409 179.508 546.9 SOUTH OF THE FIJI ISLANDS
MAP 5.1 2011/06/25 03:18:54 20.697 146.362 37.9 MARIANA ISLANDS REGION
MAP 5.2 2011/06/24 19:28:57 -54.728 -31.233 14.5 SOUTH GEORGIA ISLAND REGION
MAP 5.6 2011/06/24 17:39:26 42.004 142.621 44.2 HOKKAIDO, JAPAN REGION
MAP 5.3 2011/06/24 17:23:43 6.623 123.553 589.8 MORO GULF, MINDANAO, PHILIPPINES
MAP 5.0 2011/06/24 13:18:19 -31.721 -179.231 36.7 KERMADEC ISLANDS REGION
MAP 6.3 2011/06/24 06:33:07 -10.919 165.945 62.6 SANTA CRUZ ISLANDS
MAP 5.2 2011/06/24 05:18:49 -12.688 66.242 10.0 MID-INDIAN RIDGE
MAP 5.0 2011/06/24 02:06:53 0.666 -25.436 13.6 CENTRAL MID-ATLANTIC RIDGE
Prophecy Sign: Zechariah 12:3 warns in the last days all the nations will come against Israel. We are now witnessing nation after nations coming against Israel. Here is an example of that. "According to a Religion News Service report, "Jews and Israelis, or passengers carrying any non-Islamic article of faith, will not be able to fly code-share flights from the U.S. to Saudi Arabia under Delta Air Line's new partnership with Saudi Arabian Airlines that is set to begin in 2012." Back in January of this year, Delta announced that it had struck a deal with the Saudi Arabian airline to join its "SkyTeam" network in 2012 but the details of the deal's implications have only recently been revealed. The Saudi airline is SkyTeam's first member from the Middle East. According to the dictates of Sharia law by which Saudi Arabia is governed, the kingdom has strict rules for entry. It prohibits anyone with an Israeli stamp in their passport from entering the country, even in transit. There are indications that passengers with Jewish sounding names have been denied visas."
An army of help
New banner (flag) for South Sudan.
I have many people asking if they can help my ministry in any way? Here is something someone can do to help me cut down the time in searching for something I need. Recently I watched a video on how South Sudan has become a new nation and by doing so it has fulfilled Bible prophecy. The Bible says when they will raise their flag on the mountain, the whole world will see. The video I am looking for is about 10 minutes long. It may have been on youtube. If you can find this video please send me the link. I will be sending many books to another Pastor who has seen my work and now wants to teach other pastors in Sudan about the end times using my book The Last Chronicles of Planet Earth. God is blessing this work in many nations and it keeps growing. I am humbled by what Jesus is doing with my labor of love for Him.
The video I am looking for looks like the one below:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CnP1qht5ox0
My email address is [email protected]
Thanks everyone for your help. I will post a note telling you when I get the video so you stop your search.
Message from Frank DiMora's Son Adam/June 29, 2011
Sorcery, the occult, and our children.
Sorcery the occult and the Bible
As I was studying the book of Galatians Chapter 5 I came across a list of what Paul calls the “works of the flesh” that are opposed to the Spirit. One of those listed was the word “Sorcery”. I wanted to know exactly what this word in the original context meant so I did some research on it. Here is what I found.
This comes from Rev 21:8
“But the cowardly, unbelieving, abominable, murderers, sexually immoral, sorcerers, idolaters, and all liars shall have their part in the lake which burns with fire and brimstone, which is the second death.”
In this passage, the word ‘sorcerers’ comes from the Greek word ‘pharmakos’ (Strongs # 5332) which is derived from the Greek word ‘pharmakon’ and is defined in Strong’s Greek Dictionary of the New Testament as follows: a druggist (“pharmacist”) or poisoner.
I find this very interesting. A DRUGGIST or POISONER. This is in my opinion a warning against the power of drugs and how they can be used to destroy. The first Red Flag for me, with as many using drugs, legal and illegal we see this is a major problem within the culture today. All Christians should know and understand that If you are struggling with this type of “Sorcery” Jesus Christ died to free you from it, so don’t be condemned, but “walk in the Spirit” to be FREED from it. This is one of many ways the enemy can keep you paralyzed as a Christ follower in Spirit, and in your mental warfare.
Two Sides of the Coin
The other side of the coin has to do with the occult. Sorcery being used in terms of Contacting the Dead, Magic Charms, Casting Spells, Divination and so on. He are some references.
When you enter the land the LORD your God is giving you, do not learn to imitate the detestable ways of the nations there. Let no one be found among you who sacrifices his son or daughter in the fire, who practices divination or sorcery, interprets omens, engages in witchcraft, or casts spells, or who is a medium or who consults the dead. Anyone who does these things is detestable to the LORD, and because of these detestable practices the LORD your God will drive out those nations before you. You must be blameless before the LORD your God. The nations you will dispossess listen to those who practice sorcery or divination. But as for you, the LORD your God has not permitted you to do so (Deuteronomy 18:9-14).
Another where God warns about Divination, Sorcery and “MAGIC CHARMS”
Do not practice divination or sorcery (Leviticus 19:26).
Therefore this is what the Sovereign LORD says: I am against your magic charms with which you ensnare people like birds and I will tear them from your arms; I will set free the people that you ensnare like birds (Ezekiel 13:20).
This is strikingly relevant for today. There are million of christians in the west dabbling in the occult any many don’t know it. Now I’m not going to be dogmatic about this, but I will say that for the Christian we need to protect our children from the subtle influences of this age. Casting Charms, Spells, practicing Magic Arts, and so on God warns us are not of him and he actually considers them “DETESTABLE”. Please view this Video game Demo. This game is literally called “SORCERY” the very word our God warns us to have nothing to do with. It literally puts our children in the seat of a Sorcerer practicing Magic Charms, Spells and practicing Divination. Paul in Galatians told us that these actually wages war against the Spirit of God. Watch this Video Game Demo.
Brother and Sisters in Christ. I’m not one that lives UNDER THE LAW so please don’t take this the wrong way but instead I will simple ask as question. If we have been warned about not practicing or partaking in these things and allow our children to be subjected to them will we not be held accountable? I’ll leave it at that.
God I pray for Myself as well as he reader. Please help us to Walk in the Spirit, and to love you more than the things in this world. In Jesus name amen.
http://endtimesresearchministry.com/sorcery-the-occult-and-our-children/
From Frank DiMora:
If Obama is not really a US citizen what are his intentions for America? That question I will leave up to you, but this I know, Obama has brought on the Lord's curse on America for he has taken a stand against Israel in trying to divide Israel into a two state nation, and working to give East Jerusalem back to the PLO.
Gaza flotilla is under way/Will the EU stay together?/God’s curse/June 29, 2011
Prophecy Sign: Events leading up to the Psalm 83 war. “French ship Dignity which departed for the rendezvous with vessels participating in the Gaza flotilla on Saturday has apparently decided to skip the Athens stop and is en route to Gaza. Flotilla organizers refused to officially confirm the ship is approaching the region and are maintaining secrecy. Jordanian activists said they purchased an additional ship for $805,000 which could carry as many as 200 activists. It was said it will carry 35 Jordanian activists. The organizers said that the flotilla will set sail on Thursday but noted there may be delays.” “Meanwhile, the organizers are disappointed in the limited turnout. Less than 300 are expected to board the flotilla ships.”
“Israel has threatened to assassinate Syrian leader Bashar Assad if he instigates or sanctions any kind of attack on the Jewish state, the Kuwaiti newspaper Al-Jarida reported on Tuesday. The threat was reportedly conveyed to Assad via Turkey. According to the newspaper, Israeli intelligence has become concerned over unusual troop and missile deployments in Syria, movements that could signal an imminent attack on the Jewish state. Israeli experts have speculated that Assad could attack Israel in order to divert attention from his security forces' brutal and bloody crackdown on pro-democracy activists in Syria. Or, Assad could turn to his Hizballah allies in Lebanon to do his dirty work. Either way, Israel will hold Assad personally responsible. There is also concern that if Assad sees his regime falling, he could launch one final assault on Israel to secure a lasting legacy for himself.”
http://www.israeltoday.co.il/NachrichtenHeute/tabid/178/nid/22847/language/en-US/Default.aspx
Prophecy Sign: Daniel tells us when the revived Roman Empire returned it would have troubles, and would not adhere. I quote Daniel 2: 41-43. “Whereas you saw the feet and toes, partly of potter’s clay and partly of iron, the kingdom shall be divided; yet the strength of the iron shall be in it, just as you saw the iron mixed with ceramic clay. And as the toes of the feet were partly of iron and partly of clay, so the kingdom shall be partly strong and partly fragile. As you saw iron mixed with ceramic clay, they will mingle with the seed of men; but they will not adhere to one another, just as iron does not mix with clay.”
First of all, for all the new people at my site today, I can assure you that the European Union is the revived Western leg of the old Roman Empire. I have always said, when the economic chaos strikes, and the world it tossed into the worse depression it has ever seen, that will be the time the Antichrist will rise up from with in the revived Roman Empire. Since the EU is the Western leg of the old Roman Empire we need to pay attention to what is happening with the EU, just in case this is the leg Jesus is pointing to. One thing is very clear to us, the EU is in serious trouble and just as Daniel warned in the prophecy we see the EU is not adhering to one another. We also see some of the nations in the EU are really strong, such as Germany, and we also see nations that are fragile such as with Greece. Greece could be what begins to break up the EU into smaller parts. If you came to my post yesterday you saw the news video concerning the rioting going on in Greece over Greece’s financial state. Today Greece has to vote, on keeping the State going or to fall into default. The news from the euobserver will explain.
“BRUSSELS - On the eve of perhaps the most significant vote in the Greek parliament since the return of democracy to the country in 1974, the European Commission has warned Greek deputies that if they do not vote the right way, then "everything changes" as to whether "EU solidarity continues". The Greek parliament opened debate on Tuesday (28 June) on a draconian package of public spending cuts, structural reforms and a massive €50 billion sell-off of state assets imposed by international lenders. The Greek parliament is due to vote on the mid-term package on Wednesday and hold a second vote on its implementation on Thursday.” Another section of this report says, “Pressed whether the commissioner's words meant that if the vote is defeated, Greece will be allowed to go bankrupt, the spokesman said: "If Greece does everything to take the objectives set a year ago, then EU solidarity continues. If not, then of course everything changes." He refused to answer whether a country can default and still be a member of the eurozone.”
Prophecy Sign: Anyone who reads Revelation 13:16-18 understands the Antichrist is going to control the world’s economic system. Once this present system collapses, and the world is tossed into chaos the world will be looking for a new leader to take them out of the chaos. What happens in Greece is a very big deal, because it could be the beginning stages of the collapse. The EU President addressed this issue today. “Europe ramped up pressure on the Greek parliament Tuesday to approve drastic austerity measures, warning that it would otherwise face a swift debt default that would rock the world economy. As Greek police clashed with protesters ahead of this week's vote, Brussels told Greece that no "Plan B" would be waiting if it failed to pass the measures demanded by creditors in return for loans needed to keep Athens afloat. "There are decisive moments and the coming hours will be decisive, crucial for the Greek people, but also for the eurozone and the stability of the world economy," EU president Herman Van Rompuy told the European parliament.”
This is the bottom line. Whether it is Greece that starts the worldwide financial collapse, or the US debt that crushes the American financial system, which starts the dominos to fall, we know that a collapse is coming. There is no way the entire world would agree to hand over the leadership of the entire world’s economy to one person unless there was some major event that forced the world to it. Jesus’ words in Rev. 13:16-18 will be fulfilled so get ready to witness the collapse.
http://euobserver.com/9/32563
http://www.breitbart.com/article.php?id=CNG.3b02f123e5e8f2fa854702eda5c5a2b0.1a1&show_article=1
Prophecy Sign: God gave us many promises in His Word. Some of those promises are truly a blessing, while others are a curse. In Genesis 12:3 God promised to bless you if you bless Israel. He also promised to curse you if you cursed Israel. In Joel 3:2 you read God is going to destroy anyone who divides the land of Israel, and in Zechariah 12:3 God promises to cut anyone who comes against Jerusalem into pieces, or even burdens themselves over the city. I have been keeping track of nations who are cursing Israel to see what happens to them soon after they attack her. Keep in mind, this attack does not have to even be a physical attack, it could be statements like we see coming out of Iran, where Iran’s President continues to say he will wipe Israel off the map.
On June 10, 2011 Egyptian Cleric Safwat Higazai gave a speech to a packed house. In his speech he proclaimed Egypt would attack Jerusalem, and Egyptians would become martyrs when they liberate Jerusalem. After he made his speech we read news that Egypt was again building up violence in the streets. Then on June 29 we see that new acts of violence is the worse in weeks.
“Egyptian police have clashed with hundreds of anti-government protesters in Cairo's Tahrir Square, leaving several people injured. Riot police fired tear gas to try to disperse the protesters, many of whom hurled stones at the police lines. Tahrir Square was the epicentre of February's revolt that led to President Hosni Mubarak being toppled. Many of the protesters were calling for the prosecution of former officials to be speeded up. As dawn broke, stones and broken glass littered the streets around Tahrir Square. Witnesses said it was worst violence in the square for weeks.” As usual, we also see some man made, or natural disasters, happen shortly after someone attacks Israel. Chaos, in the streets is not uncommon after Israel is threatened. As long as Egypt sends out messages of hate toward Israel she will remain under God’s curse, and it she doesn’t abandon the calls to liberate Jerusalem she will find herself cut into pieces just as was promised in Zechariah 12:3. At this point, I see no reason to believe the leaders, or the Cleric’s in Egypt are going to begin to bless Israel. One of the questions I am asked is this, when do I think the nations who are cursing Israel be destroyed? All you have to do is look to Psalm 83, and Ezekiel 38 for the answer. When the nations listed in the Psalm war, which include Egypt attack Israel, they will all be wiped out at the same time. The rest of the nations that do not border Israel of which Iran will be included will be wiped out during the Ezekiel war. Even after the Ezekiel war is over, the world won’t stop cursing the nation of Israel. All who oppose God and Israel will finally be taken care of by the Lord at the battle of Armageddon.
Egypt will attack Israel/Knowledge will increase and they will travel back and forth/June 28, 2011
Prophecy Sign: In chapter 21 of Luke, chapter 24 of Matthew, and chapter 13 of Mark we read Jesus warning us of the last days sign of famines. Revelation 16:8-11 we read Jesus warning us about the intense heat that would scorch the Earth in the last days, and Revelation 7: 15-16 points to the droughts, because Christ shows us the people who came out of the tribulation and made it into heaven would no longer be hunger, or thirst. Knowing that Planet Earth has already seen the beginning of the last days birth pains, no one who knows God’s warnings about these things should be surprised to read about the massive droughts that are causing famines. I quote, “Ten million people in the Horn of Africa have been hit by the worst drought in 60 years, with the situation deteriorating to the point of famine in some areas, the UN said Tuesday. "Over ten million people are affected by the drought in one way or other," said Elisabeth Byrs, spokeswoman for the UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs. "We believe that the drought situation in certain regions is the worst in 60 years. In several regions, we can speak of famine," she added.” Christ told us that when we shall see all these things to look up for our redemption draws close. Since all these signs are already here, I hope you are doing what Christ asked of you?
http://www.france24.com/en/20110628-worse-drought-60-years-hits-10-mln-east-africa
Prophecy Sign: "But thou, O Daniel, shut up the words, and seal the book, even to the time of the end: many shall run to and fro, and knowledge shall be increased (Daniel 12:4). One of the last day signs that was specifically a sign for the last generation, just prior to Jesus second coming is this prophecy. The Lord made it very clear what the last generation would look like. In Matthew chapter 24 Christ told us the last generation would be just like the people who lived during Noah’s generation and that has taken place. In Revelation chapter 21 Jesus shows us the last generation would be known as a drug generation and that has also come to pass. Add Daniel 12:4 to these other signs, and there is no guessing as to who the last generation Jesus is pointing to. It is ours! If you still doubt, Christ also showed us in Matthew chapter 24 that all these things would happen when we saw Israel come back as a nation again. That took place on May 14, 1948 and since Israel’s birth all these things have come to pass, so there is no doubt you are living in the last generation. Notice if you will, Let me give you to examples of what our generation is doing as far as the increase in knowledge and people traveling back and forth is concerned.
This generation has become so smart they can now even grow meat for you to eat that is grown in a lab. “The first ‘test-tube’ hamburger is only a year away, scientists claim. They believe the product, beef mince grown from stem cells, could pave the way for eating meat without animals being slaughtered. The Dutch scientists predict that over the next few decades the world’s population will increase so quickly that there will not be enough livestock to feed everyone. As a result, they say, laboratory-grown beef, chicken and lamb could become normal. The scientists are currently developing a burger which will be grown from 10,000 stem cells extracted from cattle, which are then left in the lab to “ Seems man is trying to create everything that God has created for them. The last time man thought he was so powerful they tried to build a tower that would reach all the way into heaven. Of course if you know the story of the Tower of Babal, you know God stopped them from ever finishing it. The same thing is going to happen with this generation via the seven year tribulation.
God told Daniel that people would be going back and forth. Never before in the history of man has so many people traveled. Not only are people traveling, but because of this generation's increase in knowledge look at how fast people are able to move about this planet. Get ready for the SonicStar plane! As you will see from the report this jet will have a top speed of Mach 3.6
Today’s Headline: Twice as fast as Concorde: The supersonic jet that will fly from London to New York in TWO HOURS
SonicStar plane will have a top speed of Mach 3.6
“A jet that can fly from London to Sydney in three and a half hours could rob Concorde of its title as the fastest-ever passenger plane. Plans have been unveiled for the Hypermach SonicStar, a business jet which will be capable of a top speed of 2,664mph – twice as fast as Concorde. It will fly at 62,000ft, allowing passengers to see the curvature of the earth. Hypermach chief executive Richard Lugg wants the plane in the skies within ten years and has already secured funding from the Department of Trade and Industry, which has agreed to support the company in Britain.”
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-2008347/Test-tube-burger-coming-soon-Lab-grown-meat-needed-feed-world.html
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-2008607/SonicStar-The-supersonic-plane-fly-London-New-York-TWO-HOURS.html
Prophecy Sign: “But of the times and the seasons, brethren, ye have no need that I write unto you. For yourselves know perfectly that the day of the Lord so cometh as a thief in the night. For when they shall say, Peace and safety; then sudden destruction cometh upon them, as travail upon a woman with child; and they shall not escape” (1 Thessalonians 5:1-3). When you study Bible prophecy you come to find out there aren’t many prophecies left to be fulfilled before the seven year tribulation begins. One of the prophecies that still has to be completed is the second part of 1 Thessalonians 5:3, which is the “sudden destruction” that will come while they are still call for this Pease and safety. We know what this destruction is going to be. It is clearly war against Israel. We don’t know exactly when war will break out, but we do know it will be soon. There is the possibility that a war may begin as a result of another flottilla of ships which are to steam toward the Gaza soon, or war could break out as the result of the PLO going before the UN to get recognized as a nation inside Israel territory. What we do know is Israel is preparing for a conflict.
“(Reuters) - Israeli Foreign Minister Avigdor Lieberman said on Tuesday participants in an aid flotilla planning to challenge an Israeli blockade of the Gaza Strip were seeking "confrontation and blood." Pro-Palestinian activists have said around a dozen ships carrying aid to Gaza, territory controlled by Hamas Islamists, could depart from European ports in the coming days. A year ago, nine Turkish activists, including a dual U.S.-Turkish national, were killed in clashes with Israeli soldiers who raided a Gaza-bound convoy in the eastern Mediterranean. Israel has said it will prevent the new flotilla from reaching the coastal enclave, and Lieberman repeated its offer to the activists to deliver aid via the Israeli port of Ashdod or through Egypt or the United Nations. "They are clearly there to create a provocation, looking for confrontation and blood and for many pictures on television screens," Lieberman told Israel Radio, adding that there was a "hard core of terror activists" among the participants.”
I quote, “Israel's military is making intensive preparations for an outbreak violence in the West Bank over a U.N. vote in September on recognizing a Palestinian state, Israeli military officials said Monday. Palestinians, meanwhile, pushed ahead with their drive. Palestinian officials are fanning out around the world to raise support for their initiative. They hope to change the minds of U.S. leaders, who appear poised to veto a resolution in the U.N. Security Council to admit Palestine as a full member of the United Nations. For the first time, a senior Palestinian official described a fallback position Monday. Nabil Shaath said if the U.S. blocks the initiative for U.N. membership, the Palestinians would try for nonmember state status at the world body. "This would open the way for us to get membership in all the U.N. institutions, such as the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund," he said. The statehood campaign emerged from the long deadlock in Israeli-Palestinian negotiations and the Palestinian conviction that the government of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is not serious about making peace. On Sunday, the West Bank Palestinian leadership formally decided to seek U.N. recognition of a state in the West Bank, Gaza Strip and east Jerusalem.
When I read this headline from the Arutz Sheva News I knew Paul’s warning was going to come to pass very shortly. Take a look at the handwriting on the wall regarding the near future for Israel and its neighbors. The headline from the Israel National News com on June 27, 2011 reads as follows: “Is the ‘Peace Process’ the Road to War?”. “Last week, President Shimon Peres warned that written peace agreement on Jerusalem will cause a “world war.” Now, leading Kadima Knesset Member and former IDF Chief of Staff Shaul Mofaz says conflict is the fate of a United Nations declaration recognizing the Palestinian Authority as a country”
http://www.reuters.com/article/2011/06/28/us-israel-palestinians-flotilla-idUSTRE75R19C20110628
http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2011/06/27/ap/world/main20074613.shtml#ixzz1QZfEdNYP
Flotilla extremists have poison chemicals for Israeli troops
DEBKAfile June 28, 2011,
Pro-Palestinian flotilla armed with chemical weapons
Contrary to the purportedly peaceful nature of the flotilla setting out this week to break Israel's Gaza blockade, Israeli intelligence sources reported Monday, June 27, that some of the activists aboard the boats are extremists who are perfectly willing to forcibly resist efforts to intercept them and are ready to kill Israeli servicemen coming on board. Senior officials in Jerusalem who briefed reporters Monday night reported information received that the organizers of the flotilla had laid in a store of poisoned chemicals aboard the ten or so vessels in the flotilla for use against Israeli troops boarding them. They are quoted as saying they had no problem with spilling the blood of Israeli soldiers. Another falsehood exposed is the Turkish IHH's statement that its members had withdrawn from the expedition. This turns out to be a deliberate red herring. Not only are IHH Islamic fundamentalists aboard but also likeminded Arab and other nationals. In fact, Israeli intelligence had identified at least two Hamas supporters”. “Earlier Monday, the Israeli defense cabinet approved the navy's plan for preventing the flotilla from reaching Gazan shores by "firm and determined action."
http://www.debka.com/article/21069/
Psalm 83 warns us that Egypt will be one of the nations that attack Israel with the rest of the nations that border Israel. Let this video show you what God has warned is on the lips of leaders in Egypt. The next Middle East war is close!
Prophecy Sign: God’s curse on anyone who curses Israel, or comes against Israel and Jerusalem. See Genesis 12:3, Joel 3:2, and Zechariah 12:3. People look at what is happening in Greece and they shake their heads. Many are asking what in the world is going on in Greece. Let me give you the answer from God’s Word. Just take time to read the three prophecies above. God warned anyone who curses Israel, or divides up the land of Israel, or even burdens themselves over God’s city of Jerusalem will not only fall under His curse, but He will cut them into pieces.
On January 30, 2011 Haaretz News ran their report entitled: “Report: Cyprus recognizes Palestinian states within 1967 borders”. Here is the sub-title to the report. “Palestinian news agency WAFA says Cyprus President Christofias sent letter to PA leader Abbas, stating his hope that a Palestinian state will be formed with East Jerusalem as its capital.” The headline and sub-title alone should tell you that Greece has fallen under God’s curse. Not only have has Greece jumped on the band wagon of nations who are working to divide up Israel, but they want God’s City of Jerusalem to fall back in the hands of the PLO. In short, they have done exactly what God warned not to do. Now do you see why Greece is falling apart at the seems. Since Greece has announced its stand with the PLO Greece's financial problems have gotten much worse, and they are at the point of bankruptcy. Riots have broken out again and the nation is in a state of turmoil. Today’s news informs us that “Workers across Greece walked off the job on Tuesday, kicking off a crippling 48-hour strike with a mass protest in the capital, Athens, as parliament debated a new austerity plan. Police fired tear gas in clashes with protesters. AFP - Greece ground to a halt Tuesday as angry workers launched a 48-hour general strike against an austerity drive ordered by its bankruptcy-threatened government in exchange for a European bailout.”
The Sky News gives you information as to what will happen to Greece if they don’t get their bailout. “The Greek parliament needs to agree to 28bn euros (£25bn) of spending cuts and economic reforms by the end of this month. Only then will European finance ministers give the country 12bn euros (£10.7bn) - the fifth and final installment of the original 110bn euros (£98bn) bailout agreed in May last year. A masked protester walks beside a burning truck in Athens Greece needs the loan to pay next month's bills and without it, the country will default by July 15.”
Prophecy Sign: Let me add one more prophecy to this news. Read Matthew 24:7 and you will learn Jesus told us to look for civil unrest in the last days. Christ tells us in verse 7 that kingdom will come again kingdom. That is what is happening in Greece.
http://www.haaretz.com/news/diplomacy-defense/report-cyprus-recognizes-palestinian-states-within-1967-borders-1.340169
http://www.france24.com/en/20110628-greece-braces-grounding-general-strike-unions-parliament-austerity-measures#
http://news.sky.com/skynews/Home/World-News/Greece-Austerity-Workers-Begin-Two-Day-Strike-As-Athens-Parliament-Vote-On-Tough-Economic-Measures/Article/201106416020293?lpos=World_News_Carousel_Region_0&lid=ARTICLE_16020293_Greece_Austerity%3A_Workers_Begin_Two-Day_Strike_As_Athens_Parliament_Vote_On_Tough_Economic_Measures
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New Work goes rainbow/Iran’s role in the Ezekiel war-Fire from God/June 25, 2011
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Prophecy Sign: As Iran is moving at full speed ahead in their quest to obtain a nuclear bomb, one must reflect on what the Lord showed us that is going to take place during the Ezekiel war, which is found in Ezekiel chapters 38-39. Let’s focus on verses 39:4-7 first, where we are told the following: “ Thou shalt fall upon the mountains of Israel, thou, and all thy bands, and the people that is with thee: I will give thee unto the ravenous birds of every sort, and to the beasts of the field to be devoured. Thou shalt fall upon the open field: for I have spoken it, saith the Lord GOD. And I will send a fire on Magog, and among them that dwell carelessly in the isles: and they shall know that I am the LORD. So will I make my holy name known in the midst of my people Israel; and I will not let them pollute my holy name any more: and the heathen shall know that I am the LORD, the Holy One in Israel.” The first piece of information that is of great importance to us is the fire that God will be sending on Israel’s enemies who are attacking them. What is this fire? Let us take a look at another part of scripture to see if we can get hints as to what this may be?
Ezekiel 39: 12 says, “And seven months shall the house of Israel be burying of them, that they may cleanse the land.” Ezekiel 39:14 we are told, “And they shall sever out men of continual employment, passing through the land to bury with the passengers those that remain upon the face of the earth, to cleanse it: after the end of seven months shall they search.” When this war is played out, God sends a fire, a fire that will cause the Israeli government to hire special people to mark and bury the dead. Notice these people can’t even touch the dead bodies for a period of seven months before burying them. Does the word nuclear come to mind? This is the exact procedure the Israeli government would take if confronted with a nuclear war. If the Ezekiel war weren’t nuclear why would they have to wait a period of seven months before they cleanse the land? People would only do this if it were nuclear. We have more evidence that this war will be nuclear. Look at what the Prophet Zechariah says in Zech. 14:12. “And this shall be the plague with which the LORD will strike all the people who fought against Jerusalem: Their flesh shall dissolve while they stand on their feet, Their eyes shall dissolve in their sockets, And their tongues shall dissolve in their mouths.” This is exactly what happens in a nuclear blast. This is the fire that is poured out on the enemies of Israel. Ezekiel 38:22 we are told that God “will rain upon him, and upon his bands, and upon the many people that are with him, an overflowing rain, and great hailstones, fire, and brimstone. Keep in mind, Ezekiel did not know what a nuclear bomb would look like. Zechariah and Ezekiel are describing this event with the words of his day, the works he would use to tell people what it was he saw. Fire, brimstone, peoples skin melting away as the stand on their feet, and their tongues dissolving in their mouths are all ways showing us what this generation is very familiar with. We know what the results of a nuclear bomb will be because, for many still living they saw it first hand in Japan during the II World War.
Ezekiel 38:21 shows us God is going to cause the enemies attacking Israel to turn against themselves! In short, what the enemies of Israel were going to do to Israel, God does to them. Now this is where the current news becomes important to future events concerning this war and Iran.
Today’s headline reads, “All signs say Iran is racing toward a nuclear bomb” I quote, “Iran's leadership is undaunted by the sanctions imposed on the country and seems unhindered by the damage the Stuxnet computer worm caused to the centrifuges at the uranium enrichment facility in Natanz.” “About two months after Abbasi Davani was shot, in January 2011, Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad appointed him as his vice president and as head of Iran's Atomic Energy Organization, a defiant move that seemed to say Iran would continue its nuclear program and no one could stop it. Some two weeks prior to his arrival in Vienna to take part in the IAEA's Ministerial Conference on Nuclear Safety, Abbasi Davani announced that by the end of the year, Iran would triple the amount of uranium it has enriched to a level of 20 percent. Though uranium enriched to this level is intended mostly to fuel Tehran's small nuclear research reactor, which produces medical isotopes, it also bolsters the knowledge of Iranian nuclear experts and their ability to control all stages of enrichment - including to a level of 93%, which enables the production of fissile material used in making a nuclear weapon. This announcement by the head of Iran's Atomic Energy Organization was very disturbing to Israel, the United States and other Western countries. It indicates that Iran is determined to continue its nuclear program at full speed and is even accelerating the pace.” Since President Ahmadinejad has again recently stated he will wipe Israel off the map, I see no reason why not to believe Iran will make an attempt to destroy Israel. I also know that what Iran thinks they will do to Israel, they themselves will receive. In this case a fire of which God showed Ezekiel. Could God take a nuclear bomb that had Israel’s name on it from Iran, and turn it against themselves during this war? It wouldn’t surprise me to see this very thing taking place soon. I believe that Iran’s rush for the bomb, will be their undoing, and just as the scriptures says, God’s name will be sanctified as a result of it neutron bomb.
A neutron bomb is a type of nuclear weapon designed to provide a high yield of neutrons but to cause little blast or long-lived radioactive contamination. The neutrons destroy all life in the target area, which theoretically can be entered relatively soon after the attack Technical name enhanced radiation weapon. It is possible that this could be the reason why Israel would only have to wait 7 months before cleaning the land. Not only that but, if a regular nuclear bomb were to go off it would take years to before any one could get close to the war zone. The bottom line is this. Whatever is used to wipe out the armies attacking Israel, God’s name will be sanctified.
Just to be fair, we do not know for sure exactly how this war will go down. There is always the possibility that the weapon used will be a
http://www.haaretz.com/print-edition/features/all-signs-say-iran-is-racing-toward-a-nuclear-bomb-1.369186
Prophecy Sign: One fact is very clear when you are talking about the last day signs. Jesus in Matthew 24: 37-39 concerning what the last generation would be like just prior to His second coming is compared to both Noah's generation and Lots. Both of these peoples turned from God and followed their own lusts and became evil people. We know part of Noah’s generation troubles came on them when they turned to homosexuality. How do we know this? Notice that Jesus compared Noah’s day to Sodom and Gomorrah and then linked it to the time of his return. I quote our Lord. Luke 17: 25-30. “But first must He [Christ] suffer many things and be rejected by this generation. 26And as it was in the days of Noah, so shall it be also in the days of the Son of Man: 27They ate, they drank, they married wives, they were given in marriage, until the day that Noah entered into the ark, and the flood came and destroyed them all. 28“Likewise also as it was in the days of Lot: They ate, they drank, they bought, they sold, they planted, they built; 29but the same day that Lot went out of Sodom, it rained fire and brimstone from heaven and destroyed them all. 30“Even thus shall it be in the Day when the Son of Man is revealed.”
The only thing I want to say is this. Slowing but surely our society is turning into a carbon copy of what Jesus showed us in the prophecies above. New York is the latest States to change the law. “The law will take effect in 30 days, making New York the sixth state where gay and lesbian couples can wed and giving the gay-rights movement new momentum.”
http://www.nytimes.com/
New World Order Speech by China/ June 24, 2011
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Prophecy Sign: Jesus in Rev. 13:15-17 warns us about a New World Order that will be coming, which will be run by the Antichrist. Christ does not mention the words, New World Order however, we understand what He means when He tells us that no one will be able to buy or sell anything unless they take the Antichrist’s mark. This is exactly what Jesus says, “15And he had power to give life unto the image of the beast, that the image of the beast should both speak, and cause that as many as would not worship the image of the beast should be killed. 16And he causeth all, both small and great, rich and poor, free and bond, to receive a mark in their right hand, or in their foreheads: 17And that no man might buy or sell, save he that had the mark, or the name of the beast, or the number of his name.” We know that this present economic is falling apart and it is pushing toward the system Jesus warned about. Watch the video and count the number of times you hear them say they want to bring on this New World Order.
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Chinese President Hu Jintao, St Petersberg.
“Two of the world's emerging economic giants, both Russia and China, are the main players at the international economic forum, taking place right now in St. Petersburg. SPEAKER: Both China and Russia are major emerging markets. Emerging markets and developing countries are growing rapidly. And the global economic order is undergoing profound changes. To this end, I wish to make the following observations. First, we need to enhance global economic governance and press ahead with the reform of international financial system.The international financial crisis has taken its toll on individual economies and the world economy as a whole. The crisis has highlighted the deficiencies of the existing international financial systems and the inadequacy of the global economic governance mechanism in dealing with crisis. Today emerging markets and developing countries are taking a growing share in the global economoy and playing a bigger role in global governance. The global economic governance mechanism should adapt to the new changes in the world economic landscape and observe the principle of mutual respect and collective decision making. It is of special importance to increase the representation and voice of emerging markets and developing countries in the new mechanism. We need to support and promote a greater role of the G20 in global economic governance. We need to improve global economic governance, Build a fair, just, inclusive, and well managed international monetary and financial system and a balanced multilateral trading regime that benefits all. We should oppose all forms of protectionism and work towards an international economic order that is more just and more reasonable. Russia, China, China, Russia leading this new global movement to balance the power in the world so that they can build a new world order.”
A look at the future nuclear war/Earthquake/June 24, 2011
Today’s headline reads, “All signs say Iran is racing toward a nuclear bomb” I quote, “Iran's leadership is undaunted by the sanctions imposed on the country and seems unhindered by the damage the Stuxnet computer worm caused to the centrifuges at the uranium enrichment facility in Natanz.” “About two months after Abbasi Davani was shot, in January 2011, Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad appointed him as his vice president and as head of Iran's Atomic Energy Organization, a defiant move that seemed to say Iran would continue its nuclear program and no one could stop it. Some two weeks prior to his arrival in Vienna to take part in the IAEA's Ministerial Conference on Nuclear Safety, Abbasi Davani announced that by the end of the year, Iran would triple the amount of uranium it has enriched to a level of 20 percent. Though uranium enriched to this level is intended mostly to fuel Tehran's small nuclear research reactor, which produces medical isotopes, it also bolsters the knowledge of Iranian nuclear experts and their ability to control all stages of enrichment - including to a level of 93%, which enables the production of fissile material used in making a nuclear weapon. This announcement by the head of Iran's Atomic Energy Organization was very disturbing to Israel, the United States and other Western countries. It indicates that Iran is determined to continue its nuclear program at full speed and is even accelerating the pace.” Since President Ahmadinejad has again recently stated he will wipe Israel off the map, I see no reason why not to believe Iran will make an attempt to destroy Israel. I also know that what Iran thinks they will do to Israel, they themselves will receive. In this case a fire of which God showed Ezekiel. Could God take a nuclear bomb that had Israel’s name on it from Iran, and turn it against themselves during this war? It wouldn’t surprise me to see this very thing taking place soon. I believe that Iran’s rush for the bomb, will be their undoing, and just as the scriptures says, God’s name will be sanctified as a result of it.
Prophecy Sign: Luke 21:11 Christ warned us we would see great earthquakes, and that is what we are seeing. "Alaska Earthquake: Magnitude 7.2 Temblor Strikes In Pacific Ocean *Huge Alaskan quake triggers tsunami alert The Alaska Earthquake Information Center says a major earthquake with a preliminary magnitude of 7.2 has been recorded in the Pacific Ocean off Alaska's remote Aleutian Islands." June 24, 2011
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2011/06/23/alaska-earthquake-strikes-off-coast_n_883655.html?icid=maing-grid7%7Cmain5%7Cdl1%7Csec3_lnk1%7C72803http://www.theaustralian.com.au/news/world/huge-alaskan-quake-triggers-tsunami-alert/story-e6frg6so-1226081531611
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Mouse avatar: Ears, nose, and mouth
Last week I told you I was cheating when I showed you the ears, mouth, and nose before it was time. This week I’m going to show you why it wasn’t that much so.
When I started with the ears, I thought I could fake it by drawing a circle á là Mickey Mouse. This didn’t work out so well.
I therefore turned to tracing again. Because the image was so dark, there were two places that could be the top edge of the ear. I went with the one closest to the center under the justification that rounder is cuter. However, there was still something that bothered me about the result.
Going back to the original, I noticed what it was: the ear bends over at the top. Since I was working on the computer, the right thing to do would’ve been to add a new shape that composed just the top of the ear. However, due to the translucency ears naturally have, the top is usually the same color as the inside, so I played lazy and only added a line.
The next thing that I needed to draw was the nose. However, because of the quality of the photo, and because the mouse was black, seeing where the nose ended and the fur began was rather hard. I therefore looked at the nose of the mouse facing forwards to try to get the general shape. It’s somewhere between a trapezoid and a T. I also noticed that there isn’t a clear cut boundary along the bridge where the nose ends; rather, the fur slowly increases as you go up. I however still needed a better guide.
I therefore drew the whiskers first. For this, I used long, thin rectangles, which I rotated to match each of the white lines in the photo. I was unable to see where they ended, though, so I made them approximately as long as they were on the white mouse. The fact that they reached as far as the eye without covering it was a happy accident. For the color, I chose a light gray and set it to 50% transparency (because white looked too much like someone had added chalk lines to the drawing after the fact).
I finally faced the challenge of drawing the nose. This was largely guesswork, but I think it came out right
To simulate the lack of a clear-cut border, I removed the outline and set the fill to a gradient. The last piece missing was the mouth; however, it was covered entirely by the mouse’s fur, so I had no idea where it was. I therefore was free to do whatever I wanted with it.
There was one more thing left to do: the neck. Mice necks go practically unnoticed because they are so short and so wide, but since I was going to draw a mouse on his hind legs, it was of primordial importance that I had a neck and knew where it connected. As it turns out, the perfect circle includes some neck fat that isn’t there, and misses some of the fat that has to be there. I stretched the head shape to match better where the neck appeared to end in the photo. The result was rather weird, but it was what I needed to move on.
You’ll notice that there are two other things that are different in the drawing: first I replaced all the outline colors from yellow to a lighter tone of the fill color. I was using yellow to contrast against the black mouse; a lighter color gives the idea that the fur gets thinner and eventually fades into the background, without having to actually have it fade. Second, I rounded all the lines to make the mouse look more natural; I had been using straight lines to make it easier to use them as guides.
Binky Thursday, June 10, 2010 at 9:25:00 PM EDT
Nice avatar, Frank! I liked the character and wondered where you got it. Now I know: you made it yourself. It has an effective 3D shading effect, and the torch adds a little mystery.
Frank Hightower Saturday, June 12, 2010 at 3:24:00 PM EDT
Thanks! I now officially have two readers!
The shading was... shall we say... non-trivial, because I made the whole thing in Powerpoint 2003 (yes, there will be a blogpost explaining that)
I'm actually writing a couple of stories using him, which I hope to run here next month
Special occasions on (the) line
Obligatory World Cup post
Linking to the future
Fortibus Es
Crisis nominally over
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U.S. Veterans Adminstration Beholden to Criminal Mercantilism Against MJ
Don’t Let the DEA Ban Recommending Medical Marijuana for Veterans
Johny Punish March 15, 2010
http://www.veteranstoday.com/2010/03/15/don’t-let-the-dea-ban-recommending-medical-marijuana-for-veterans/
The DEA is preventing doctors at veteran’s hospitals from recommending medical marijuana to patients — even in the 14 states where medical marijuana is legal.
The Veterans Administration is taking advice from the DEA based on the federal government’s assertion that marijuana has no medicinal value. This especially tragic because of the widespread evidence that marijuana is a safe and effective treatment for post traumatic stress disorder which is all too common among our veterans.
In fact, in New Mexico for example, PTSD is the most common affliction for patients enrolled in the state’s strictly regulated medical marijuana program.
But veterans who could benefit from medical marijuana, regardless of the legality in their own states, have to go outside the VA system and find new doctors just to learn about and try a potentially helpful medicine.
Sign this petition and tell the Obama administration that our veterans deserve better. They deserve to have doctors who practice medicine, not politics.
http://criminaljustice.change.org/actions/view/dont_let_the_dea_ban_recommending_medical_marijuana_for_veterans
Ibogaine for Treating Heroin Addiction- Chapin Guest Piece
Guest Piece by Denny Chapin
Denny Chapin is the Managing Editor of AllTreatment.com, a directory of drug rehab centers and resource for substance abuse information. He has written for other blogs like Drug WarRant and Morning Donut.
Ibogaine: A Radical Approach to Heroin AddictionTreatment
Treatment for addiction to a physically addictive drug, like heroin or alcohol, are often two pronged: first is the use of replacement drugs (replacement therapy) to prevent major withdrawal while giving the patient a drug that is technically "safer" (Methadone for heroin), and second is aversion therapy, where drugs are used to actually produce displeasing, painful side effects when an addict uses their drug of choice. A replacement drug to heroin is methadone, which helps a patient reduce intense opiate withdrawal symptoms while preventing them from getting "high" which in turn helps an addict break the addiction towards that high. An aversion drug to heroin is naltrexone which will literally make a heroin user or alcoholic sick if they consume their drug of choice. Modern addiction treatment for depressants like alcohol and heroin use a combination of pharmalogical and behavioral therapies to encourage a sober, clearer perspective on life. And while these therapies do help many people get off and completely quit using heroin, there are serious negatives associated with replacement therapy and aversion therapy.
First is the simple truth that methadone still effects a patient's opioid receptors in the same way as heroin without causing the elation, meaning a recovering addict is still dependent on drugs, just less pleasing drugs.
Methadone is often sold illegally to other addicts at a high market price, whereupon the addict who has sold their medication needs another form of opiate, often relapsing back to heroin. And aversion therapies are so unpleasant that patients oftentimes discontinue the use of these drugs to avoid the side-effects they inevitably experience when relapsing.
Both treatments are better than no treatment, but are far from a perfect solution, and until recently, these treatments were the only major treatments the medical field had knowledge about. Recently, however, the medical community has been learning about a new form of pharmacological treatment that comes from the root of an African plant called "Ibogaine".
Ibogaine is considered a psychedelic drug, closest to the tryptamine in its chemical composition, which has seen a lot of study for its use in treating opioid withdrawal symptoms in heroin addicts. Instead of binding to opioid receptors like methadone, ibogaine acts as a 'reset switch' of the neural pathways effected by substance abuse, returning the body's natural chemical levels to normal.
Administration of ibogaine is significantly different than any other treatment chemical because it produces noticeable hallucinations during the beginning of the experience, usually ending four hours after administration. These effects mimic other tryptamine drugs like DMT or Psilocybin, and are often considered dream-like and can be very intense and disturbing--this is the main reason why Ibogaine isn't used recreationally, as most users find the hallucinations unpleasant. After these emotionally difficult effects pass, patients experience a phase of introspection whereupon they feel emotionally open, calm, and empathetic, similar to the effects recorded from drugs like MDMA and other empathogens.
At this stage, psychotherapists treating patients with ibogaine do their hardest work, discussing the experiences, feelings, and beliefs the patient holds about their addiction with the goal of coming to closure with these often negative, suppressive psychological issues.
Most therapies using ibogaine focus primarily on the introspective phase, noting that the more emotionally vulnerable, open, and emotive a patient is about their addiction (usually seen as a shameful aspect of their life which this drug allows them to compartmentalize), the higher the likelihood that their desire toward inebriation diminishes.
Beyond this introspective, psycho-therapeutic aspect of ibogaine, perhaps its most noticeable effect is the alleviation of opioid withdrawal symptoms. Ibogaine literally removes the gnawing, painful, sickening experience of withdrawing from heroin and other opiates which can normally last for up to seven days, something which methadone treatment seeks to prevent, not alleviate. In this regard, ibogaine is the most novel addiction treatment drug being researched today.
But because the drug has historically been seen only as an exotic psychedelic drug from Africa, it was made a schedule 1 illegal drug in 1970 with the Controlled Substances Act, despite being an extremely esoteric, unheard of, non-researched substance at the time. There are currently 12 countries across the world that offer ibogaine treatment clinics, with illegally run clinics sprouting up in major U.S. cities like New York and Los Angeles. Only the future will tell about ibogaine's potential legal use as a heroin addiction treatment, but moving forward, hopefully ibogaine can offer a new, more effective form of treatment for patients willing to go through the grueling psychological and emotive process it seems to demand.
Sources:http://www.erowid.org/chemicals/ibogaine/ibogaine_article3.shtml
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Labels: Iboga/Ibogaine
The Vatican Favors Increasing Drug Harms
Continually blocking change via the U.N.
The 'holy See' opposes 'harm reduction' under
the idea that certain drugs should be made more harmful
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/allan-clear/live-from-the-53rd-annual_b_491747.html
Live From the 53rd Annual UN Drug Policy Meeting: Ready for the 21st Century?
Allan Clear
On the harm reduction/drug policy circuit party trek, it's time for the annual United Nations Commission on Narcotic Drug (CND) meeting in Vienna. This "select government only" gathering is fast becoming a party favorite for harm reduction and drug policy reform advocates. For those of you unfamiliar with the joys of the CND, it's the principal governing/policy-making body within the UN system on drug control issues.
Last year's CND meeting, as you may recall from my posts at the time and plentiful major news coverage was a monumental to-do. Its purpose was to evaluate the goals and policies it set in 1998 -- which boiled down to the slogan "A Drug Free World: We Can Do It!" and the criminalizing approach known as the War on Drugs -- and make recommendations for the next decade.
And how did it go, this review of the progress towards a drug free world foretold in 1998 to occur in 2008? (Basing this belief on interpretations of the writings of Nostradamus seemed a reasonable enough guide in 1998.) Did it acknowledge that the War on Drugs had been a costly, ineffective war on women, families, people of color, and the poor? A prison-filling proposition?
Not on your Nelly!
During CND 2009 that failed 1998 goal of a drug-free world was never so much as mentioned let alone analyzed or redressed. Instead, without a hint of embarrassment, the meeting contented itself with lauding the "considerable"
progress made in the battle of against drug abuse while acknowledging that there
is "a long way to go."
The result? CND 2009 ended in chaos as 26 countries, mostly European but not only, broke the traditional consensus and publically distanced themselves from the final Political Declaration document.
This final dramatic rift was the culmination of a year of wrangling over the inclusion of the words "harm" and "reduction" in consecutive order in the Political Declaration. Harm reduction represents a public health-oriented approach to drug use and is an addition to the arsenal of incarceration, crop eradication, and drug treatment. It works on an individual level by providing resources to drug users so that they can remain alive (overdose prevention, safe injection facilities) and disease-free (needle exchange). It recognizes that drug users have human rights and are entitled to a voice in development of policies and programs as they relate to their lives and liberty. It also seeks to redress the harm caused by current drug policy approaches.
All of which makes perfect sense -- unless you're the CND.
This is what a group of (mostly European but not only) countries found out when they attempted to move the CND out of the 16th century and into the 21st by challenging the traditional hegemony enjoyed by the US and other countries invested in the status quo, aka the War on Drugs. These more progressive harm reduction and public health-oriented countries stood their ground for as long as they could, pressing for a more balanced approach to global drug problems.
But it all came to a head when the Papal See (aka the Vatican, that bastion of clearly envisioned and enlightened heterosexist patriarchy), proclaimed harm reduction as an ungodly philosophy and rescued the world from progressing to a new century. Once the Pope came out, so to speak, the unity of the European bloc quickly cracked.
Which is not to ignore the US' giant leap forward at last year's CND. Thirty years into the HIV epidemic, the US did take the step of announcing at every opportunity that it recognizes the validity of syringe exchange as an effective intervention for interrupting the spread of the virus. But it stopped there, finding the term "harm reduction" too vague and ill defined for its taste.
This year's CND is destined to be less controversial than last. In fact, I'm willing to bet that the quiet insanity of earlier meetings is probably gone forever. Reform advocates now have the meeting marked on their calendars; they bring an intelligence and thoughtfulness to Vienna that had been lacking previously. Human rights are firmly on their agenda alongside a place and a voice for drug users themselves. And harm reduction as an issue won't go away.
Like it or not, a number of the issues that were raised last year will appear in various resolutions to be presented this year.
For example, a resolution on access to opiate based pain medication will make an appearance. Too many people live with unnecessary and treatable pain due to lack of access to opiate based medications. This US sponsored resolution will, if adopted, pave the way for countries to ease up on their restrictions on access to pain
medications.
And then there's the universal access to HIV care resolution in support of this year's International AIDS Conference (to be held in Vienna, home of the CND). It includes the words "harm reduction" and explicitly recognizes the role of drug users as integral to any informed response to the HIV epidemic. The drafters of the resolution have defined harm reduction in line with a World Health Organization (WHO), United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC), Joint United Nations Programme on HIV/AIDS (UNAIDS) Technical Guide to which the US has already agreed. So what's the US going to do this time around? Endorse the resolution, stand on the sidelines, oppose it, or try to water it down further?
Anything less than full support would be a reflection as to how little progress has been made since President Obama's inauguration. It also suggests, should the Office of National Drug Control Policy and the Office of the Global AIDS Coordinator continue facing different directions, that there is not a consistent vision of an integrated HIV/drug policy within the US.
It may be an overstatement to declare that this will be an interesting week. Still, it very well might be one. Stay tuned.
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Technology is making progress by leaps and bounds in current times. This progress and advancement in various areas of science and technology has brought a great revolution in the lives of people. It has paved many new ways for mankind in many aspects. Technology has not only given millions of new inventions to the world but also speeded up various processes. A single task that was accomplished in many days previously, is now completed within some minutes. In addition to this, this advent in technology has also brought efficiency in many processes that are linked directly or indirectly to human life. A prominent example of this can be seen in the form of data management.
In previous times, it was very difficult to manage data. Various manual approaches were adopted for the management of data in different areas. Most of these approaches comprised of merely writing down the information on paper and keeping it safe after filing it. However, since the introduction of the latest technological practices, the approaches to store that data have also changed. Now the data or important information is entered and stored in soft form inside servers. The size of servers varies according to the size of the data. Although it has brought great convenience for the big organizations and companies to store and process the information, it has also placed a big responsibility on them. The following piece of writing will discuss the same issue of ethical responsibility of the organizations regarding the protection of the data of their clients. It will also discuss the case of data breach from a well-known organization or website and how the issue should have been addressed. Moreover, the research paper will look into the details of the Biblical worldview about the various perspectives of data protection.
The article selected for the purpose of discussion for this research paper was published on the official news website of CBS news, earlier this year. This article was published with the title “Hundreds of millions of Facebook user records were exposed on the Amazon cloud server” on April 4, 2019(Silverstein, 2019). As soon as the news was published, it sparked outrage all over the world. Millions of Facebook users protested against this negligence and demanded an explanation from the owner and CEO of Facebook, Mark Zuckerberg.
Summary of the Article
The news article, titled “Hundreds of Millions of Facebook User Records Were Exposed on Amazon Cloud Server”, revealed many shocking facts about one of the biggest data breaches in the history of the world. Jason Silverstein, the correspondent of CBS news and the writer of the article, revealed that the biggest data breach involved two of the most important technological giants of the current time, Facebook and Amazon. The data breach involved the exposure of the data of more than 540 million users or subscribers of these social media websites. These figures were revealed by a well-known cybersecurity research team, UpGuard. This data breach involved the public exposure of the data of more than 540 million users of one of the biggest social media websites, Facebook and on the biggest online shopping website, Amazon.
Ethical Problem in the Use of the Data by the Organization (Facebook)
The data breach described in the article raised many questions on the security practices of one of the biggest social media websites, Facebook. There was strong outrage and anger among the users of Facebook. A similar reaction was observed from the users of Amazon as well. The experts in the area of cybersecurity pointed out some serious issues in data protection and security from the social media’s security team. The ethical standards of cybersecurity demand that the data of users is kept safe. But since the data breach incident of Facebook, people have stopped trusting the security practices of one of the biggest social media websites.
Relation of the Topic with the Biblical WorldviewThe Biblical Worldview or the Christian worldview is a practice that indicates how an individual, group of people or the whole world should behave in the light of the true Christian beliefs and teachings. The Holy Bible teaches us many things regarding privacy of information and guides us to keep the secrets of others as we like to keep our own secrets. An example of it can be found in the following verse of Luke chapter 6.
“Do to others as you would have them do to you” (Luke 6:31)
It can be concluded that data security is one of the major concerns regarding technology, especially data in the current times. Many companies and organizations that deal with big data take serious security measures in order to keep the data of their clients and customers safe. However, sometimes, this data is breached and the company has to bear a loss in the form of loss of customers, financial losses, and even legal and criminal investigation. Such a scenario has been described in a recent article published by CBS news under the title, “Hundreds of millions of Facebook user records were exposed on Amazon cloud server”.
Hermenegilde, B. (2011). Do To Others As You Would Have Them Do To You" Analysis of Luke 6: 27-36. A Theological Challenge to Tribalism, Injustice and Poverty In Burundi.
Silverstein, J. (2019). Hundreds of millions of Facebook user records were exposed on Amazon cloud server. Retrieved 11 December 2019, from https://www.cbsnews.com/news/millions-facebook-user-records-exposed-amazon-cloud-server/
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The Examiner and Journal of Political Economy: Devoted to the Advancement of the Cause of State Rights and Free Trade
Yamaguchy
"The States united to maintain the independence of each, not the sovereignty or supreme power of the General Government, that being merely the agent of the States."
---Extracts from a Speech on the Question of admitting Missouri into the Union. Delivered in Congress, the seventh of February, 1820, by Louis M'Lane, Representative from the State of Delaware.
"This Union, as I shall presently show, is nothing more than a compact between the States which compose it, and the General Government.
"The fundamental principle of this, and of every other republican government, is, that the sovereign power resides, and is inherent in the people, and not in the government. The sovereign power is the right of the people to unite together for objects of their mutual safety and advantage, and to establish a public authority to order and direct what is to be done by each in relation to the end of the association. Upon the principle of our Government, all the sovereignty is in the people; they are the fountain whence it flows and the General Government has no more power than what the people have delegated to it for federal purposes. In the establishment of public authority, a greater or less portion of power may be delegated by the people, by voluntary engagements; but whatever may be the power delegated, the sovereignty is not impaired, since it was by their will, and may be recalled or modified by the same will, when the ends and objects of their association require it.
"All governments are instituted for the protection of this right in the people. Before the formation of the Union, the people of each State were sovereign and independent; they had exercised their sovereignty in the formation of State constitutions and governments; they not only retained all power not given to those governments by their constitutions, but they possessed the right of altering and changing their constitutions at will. In virtue of this sovereign power, the people of the old States consented to form a compact of Union, for their mutual safety and equality of rights, and they consented to vest in the Government of the Union certain powers; the better to guarantee to the people the enjoyment of the remainder. The powers of the General Government are therefore limited; and all the power not delegated remains with the States, as far as their constitutions give it, and with the people. In all other respects, the States and the people are as completely sovereign as they were before the Union.
"The powers of the General Government are purely federal; they are neither national nor municipal; the rights of the people in their State Governments are both national and municipal. The jurisdiction of the Federal Government extends to the connections, intercourse, and commerce of the republic with foreign States and Governments, and with each other as sovereign independent States. But the administration of their local concerns, the regulation of their domestic relations, the rights of property, together with the whole routine of municipal regulations, belong to the States and the people."
The Attack on Marco Bassani
You may remember a meme circulating widely after the U.S. presidential election last November with a picture of Kamala Harris and the following comment: “She will be an inspiration to young girls by showing that if you sleep with the right powerfully connected men then you too can play second fiddle to a man with dementia. It’s basically a Cinderella story.”
The political theorist and historian Marco Bassani, Professor of History of Political Theory at the Università Statale di Milano, was one of many who reposted the meme on a personal social media page. When this was brought to the attention of his university, the administration initiated disciplinary proceedings that finally reached a conclusion this past week after over six months. The verdict, reported in the Italian news, was that Prof. Bassani was found guilty of sharing “sexist and highly offensive content, not only toward the directly interested party but toward the entire female gender.” As punishment, his university teaching and salary were suspended for one month.
Scarce Confederate Rigdon, Ansley & Co. C.S.A. Single Action Revolver
$10,000** w/ Buyer's Premium (BP) : $12,500.00
Serial no. 2280 [lever latch, lever, barrel, frame triggerguard, cylinder and butt], .36 caliber, 7 1/2-inch octagonal / round barrel with fixed front sight. Blued finish. Top of barrel marked: C.S.A. Brass gripstraps. 12 stop cylinder. Smooth walnut one-piece grip. W to the left side of the triggerguard. According to Confederate Longarms and Pistols, A Pictorial Study by Hill & Anthony, "Charles H. Rigdon started after the Leech & Rigdon firm was disbanded. The first production was to complete approximately 500 Leech & Rigdon revolvers. The barrels were marked "Leech & Rigdon". Then Rigdon started manufacturing his improved revolver with the 12 stop slot cylinder. The 12 stop cylinder was copied from Manhattan Arms. Co. The serial number range was from 1500 to 2500. From 1700 and up, barrels were marked C.S.A." Flayderman's Guide also notes, "these were made from 1864-1865, with a quantity of around 1,000."
Condition: Very good. Finish primarily a dark grey patina with noticeable signs of handling wear, age and patches of pitting. Dings and scuffs present to wood. Action rotates, but needs adjustment. Moderately pitted bore.
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China Releases Video Targeting TGP Contributor Lawrence Sellin, PhD, Due to His Work Uncovering the Role of China’s Military in the COVID-19 Crisis (VIDEO)
We must be right over the target because China is now attacking TGP contributor Lawrence Sellin, Ph.D.
China released a video where Col. Sellin is the target due to his reports identifying the connections between China’s military and the origins of the China coronavirus (COVID-19).
TGP contributor Dr. Lawrence Sellin is the target of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP). The government of the People’s Republic of China, the CCP, has released an official video attacking Colonel Sellin.
All I Have To Do Is Dream
Via Huong-Can Thi Nguyen
Cotton: We Might Have to Hold up Defense Funding to Pass Ban on Critical Race Theory in Military
On Tuesday’s broadcast of the Fox News Channel’s “Ingraham Angle,” Sen. Tom Cotton (R-AR) stated that Senate Republicans might have to hold up defense spending to pass his bill banning the military from teaching critical race theory.
After Cotton brought up the CRT ban legislation, host Laura Ingraham asked, “[Y]ou can prevent the funding of this with the Republican votes. Because plenty of Democrats don’t want to give any increase in spending to the military. So, if you guys hold up the funding, they’re suddenly going to listen. Will you do that?”
Cotton responded, “That may be a step we have to take, Laura, but I wouldn’t say that we can’t get that passed either. Remember, the defense bill passes every year. It has passed every year for 60 years. We have an open amendment process in the committee and on the floor. I think there may be one or two Democrats who don’t think that we should be teaching our troops that the most important thing about them is the color of their skin rather than their ability to help save the lives of the men and women to the right and to their left.”
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Week in Review Week in Review: August 27, 2021
Week in Review: August 27, 2021
Adieu to Jean-Luc Nancy
French philosopher and author Jean-Luc Nancy, one of the most impactful French philosophers of the late 20th century, passed away on Monday August 23, aged 81. Nancy was the Emeritus Professor of Philosophy at the University of Strasbourg and a member of the International College of Philosophy, as well as the author of numerous essays on topics ranging from religion to eroticism and worldly existence. Some of his well-known works include Being Singular Plural, The Title of the Letter: A Reading of Lacan, and The Inoperative Community, and his upcoming book The Deconstruction of Sex, cowritten with Irving Goh, will be published by Duke University Press in October 2021. Nancy studied with and was influenced by his contemporaries Philippe Lacoue-Labarthe and Jacques Derrida, the latter of whom used Nancy’s philosophy as the foundation for his book On Touching— Jean-Luc Nancy. The international community mourned his loss, with Australian cultural theorist and Gilles Deleuze scholar Dr. Claire Colebrook, who wrote the afterword for The Deconstruction of Sex, memorializing him thusly: “Unlike many of the European great names of his generation, Jean-Luc was genuinely self-effacing, less interested in his own ideas than he was in the next generation of thinkers. He was less concerned with maintaining legacies (and certainly not his own) than he was with forms of collaboration that would open a future.” Dr. John McKeane, lecturer in modern French literature at the University of Reading, said of the legacy Nancy leaves behind: "Nancy should be remembered for seeing humans not as isolated minds, but as embodied beings who create meaning though our senses."
Women in Translation to the Fore
August is Women in Translation month, which celebrates women, transgender, and genderqueer writers in other languages, and which gives a great opportunity for readers to discover new works and authors. Women in Translation Month, or #WITmonth, was created by Biblibio blogger Meytal Radzinski in 2014 to raise awareness of translated literature by women, queer, and nonbinary authors, and promote gender and cultural diversity in literary publishing. It has since gained the support and recognition of many prominent authors, critics, and organizations—including small and large publishing presses alike—such as PEN America, which hosts a bilingual reading series to commemorate the occasion. The French Cultural Services has marked the month with book recommendations, events, and articles including suggestions for moving towards parity in French literature in translation which can be read here.
What to Expect When You’re Expanding
On August 16 it was announced that Hachette Book Group (HBG) will acquire Workman Publishing for 240 million USD, further cementing HBG’s status as the third-largest trade publisher in the United States after Penguin Random House (which recently acquired Simon & Schuster) and HarperCollins. Workman makes a large percentage of its profits from its backlist, and is known for its classic bestselling brands such as What to Expect When You’re Expecting. HBG CEO Michael Pietsch offered assurances that Workman would not face any interference from its new parent company, noting that Hachette would be “crazy” to interfere with Workman’s steady success and “unique culture”. The deal marks HBG’s sixth acquisition in eight years, after Black Dog & Leventhal, Perseus Book Group, and others. Hachette Book Group is owned by Hachette Livre, France’s largest publishing company, which itself is a subsidiary of the Lagardère Group.
Steamy Summer Reads for Bookstore Romance Day
Saturday August 21 marked Bookstore Romance Day 2021, a day designed to give independent bookstores an opportunity to celebrate the romance genre and the community of readers and writers that sustain it. French literature has no shortage of romance, and some of our recent favorite romantic fictions include works by established writers as well as up-and-coming authors. Firmly in the former category, Anne Serre’s The Beginners, translated by Mark Hutchinson, recounts an irresistible affair, exploring love as a form of greed and resulting in a novel that The New York Times called “Seriously weird and seriously excellent…the anglerfish of literature”. Ketty Rouf’s No Touching, winner of the Prix du Premier Roman 2020 and translated by Tina Kover for Europa Editions, is a striking debut that “shatters tired prejudices about sex, women, and society” which Booklist described as “brimming with eroticism.” Fans of Call Me By Your Name will love Lie With Me by Philippe Besson—translated by none other than Molly Ringwald, the star of more than a few iconic Hollywood romance flicks—which received critical acclaim in France and abroad, with The New Yorker heralding it as “Besson’s book of a lifetime...an elegiac tale of first, hidden love”. Pauline Delabroy-Allard’s debut novel They Say Sarah, translated by Adriana Hunter, recounts a more intense adult relationship, marked by violent desire that will “upend the lives” of both women involved. All titles are captivating, heart-rending, and of course, utterly romantic.
Strong Female Voices Series Hosts Cleary and Garcia
The French Books & Ideas Department is excited to host the next event in our speaker series, Ideas and Ideals: Strong Female Voices, on September 22 at 6PM ET. “Submission or the Perpetuation of Patriarchy: A Philosophical Discussion on De Beauvoir’s Legacy” will feature French philosopher and professor Manon Garcia and American philosopher and professor Skye Cleary in conversation. Garcia’s latest book, We Are Not Born Submissive: How Patriarchy Shapes Women's Lives, is “a philosophical exploration of female submission, using insights from feminist thinkers...to reveal the complexities of women’s reality and lived experience”, published in the US by Princeton Press in March. Cleary has written extensively about love and existentialism and is currently working on a book about the philosophy of Simone de Beauvoir, which will be published next year. This event comes on the heels of the release of de Beauvoir’s previously unpublished book The Inseparables, a memoir of lost love about the writer-philosopher’s relationship with Élisabeth "Zaza" Lacoin. Interested readers can register for the free event here, and find recordings of past events in the series on the French Cultural Services Facebook page.
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Posted on December 14, 2016 July 27, 2019 by kinman
Sisters in Law: How Sandra Day O’Connor and Ruth Bader Ginsburg Went to the Supreme Court and Changed the World by Linda Hirshman
Reviewers: Jeanne Smith and Gretchen Morris
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Kategorien Kunst Bildergalerie I can see clearly now, 54x44 cm
I can see clearly now, 54x44 cm
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UNM’s Gotsiridze slams gov’t for plans to engage in construction of Anaklia deep-sea port
12 December 2022 -17:44
Roman Gotsiridze, an MP of the United National Movement opposition party, on Monday slammed the Georgian Dream government for its recent decision to get involved in the construction of the Anaklia deep-sea port in the country’s west and hold 51 percent of shares of the maritime infrastructure.
“Instead of building similar projects with private investments, the government will have to take on foreign debt, '' he told Front News.
The MP also noted the government’s involvement in such projects “means inefficient spending of resources, corruption and appropriation of budget funds by government-related businesses, which has happened many times during the implementation of large infrastructure projects”.
"The construction of the port would have a significant impact on the improvement of Georgia's transit potential, and it would also increase the political role of the country in the region. Stopping this project by Bidzina Ivanishvili [ the founder of the ruling Georgian Dream party] was a crime against the country. Today it is already clear that Russia was interested in this. If not for the harmful actions of the government, the first multi-tonnage ship was supposed to arrive in Anaklia in December 2020," he said.
For his part the government had accused the previous tender-winner, Anaklia Development Consortium, of the delay in the construction.
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Opposition MP slams ex-pres. Margvelashvili for his calls to quit mandates
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Posted on January 19, 2021 by Fr. Francis Therese Krautter
Tuesday of the Second Week in Ordinary Time
In today’s first reading there is something I find a bit strange. God not only promises to do something by His words, He also swears to do it by His own person. Clearly God can do whatever He wants, and if He were to change His mind He would be free to do it. But we know that when God says something, He does it. Why would He swear to it? What does God Himself swearing to accomplish something add to the words of His promise? To make things even more complicated, Jesus commands us not to swear: “Let your yes be yes and your no be no. Anything else is from the evil one.” Would God lie? Would the one who has no one to answer to except Himself bother with untruths? The devil is the father of lies because He must answer to God and He refuses to.
If God cannot lie, why would He swear an oath? The author of the letter to the Hebrews tells us that it is to reinforce the power of His words for those of us who are tempted to doubt. I think this is an interesting way to strengthen our hope – the anchor of our souls. When God’s words seem hard to believe, we can meditate on who God is. If we are able to raise our minds to truth about who God is, we can hold on more tightly to His Word. God doesn’t swear out of some kind of weakness that He has, but because of the weakness of our faith. “Remember,” says the Lord, “these promises have not been spoken to you by flesh and blood, but by the eternal and merciful God.” What God promises is the Resurrection of our own bodies – eternal life and happiness for those who follow Jesus. This is our true rest, our true peace, the unending Sabbath. God created us for that, He did not create us to follow rules eternally.
EPHREM THE SYRIAN:
“Through two unchangeable things” … the former is that he swore by himself. The latter is that David said, “The Lord has sworn and will not change his mind, that you are a priest forever after the order of Melchizedek.” It is by this means that we who have been made coheirs of his promise “might have strong encouragement.” We “have fled for refuge” in order to protect ourselves, not for God’s justice, in order that God may draw and drive us away from the evils of this world, and may open for us the way “into the inner shrine behind the curtain.” We do not go in first. We do not go into the shrine of the tabernacle, where Moses went, but into the inner shrine in heaven, “where Jesus has gone as a forerunner, having become a high priest forever,” not in order to offer the victims of sacrifices, like Aaron, but to offer the word for all nations, like Melchizedek.1
THEODORET OF CYR:
He is a high priest forever, not in offering sacrifices (having offered his own body once), but in being a mediator leading the believers to the Father; through him (he says, remember) we both have had access to the Father. The Lord himself says in the sacred Gospels, “No one comes to the Father except through me.” We must be aware, of course, that the divine apostle made mention of the oaths sworn to Abraham so that the unchanging character of the divine will should be brought out; it endures in advance the stability of high priesthood according to the order of Melchizedek, the oath being linked to the word at this place.2
THEODORE OF MOPSUESTIA:
Paul added that “Christ” has become “an eternal high priest” for us, in that Christ leads all those believing through him in each generation to God based on the hope of the resurrection.3
AUGUSTINE:
It is foolish to believe the Evangelist’s account that he ate and not to believe that he was really hungry. Yet it does not follow that everyone who eats is hungry. For we read that even an angel ate, but we do not read that he was hungry. Nor does it follow that everyone who is hungry eats. He may either restrain himself due to some obligation or lack food or the means to eat.… Now, just as the fact that Jesus ate food is unintelligible without a body, so the fact that he felt hunger is impossible without a soul.4
UNKNOWN GREEK AUTHOR:
Now every week has seven days. Six of these God has given to us for work, and one for prayer, rest, and making reparation for our sins, so that on the Lord’s Day we may atone to God for any sins we have committed on the other six days. Therefore, arrive early at the church of God; draw near to the Lord and confess your sins to him, repenting in prayer and with a contrite heart. Attend the holy and divine liturgy; finish your prayer and do not leave before the dismissal. Contemplate your master as he is broken and distributed, yet not consumed. If you have a clear conscience, go forward and partake of the body and blood of the Lord.5
COMMENTARY ON THE EPISTLE TO THE HEBREWS. Heen, E. M., & Krey, P. D. W. (Eds.). (2005). Hebrews (p. 93). Downers Grove, IL: InterVarsity Press.
INTERPRETATION OF HEBREWS 6. Heen, E. M., & Krey, P. D. W. (Eds.). (2005). Hebrews (p. 94). Downers Grove, IL: InterVarsity Press.
FRAGMENTS ON THE EPISTLE TO THE HEBREWS 6.20. Heen, E. M., & Krey, P. D. W. (Eds.). (2005). Hebrews (p. 94). Downers Grove, IL: InterVarsity Press.
AGAINST THE APOLLINARIANS, QUESTION 80. Oden, T. C., & Hall, C. A. (Eds.). (1998). Mark (Revised) (p. 34). Downers Grove, IL: InterVarsity Press.
SERMON 6, 1–2. Oden, T. C., & Hall, C. A. (Eds.). (1998). Mark (Revised) (p. 34). Downers Grove, IL: InterVarsity Press.
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FT Partners Advises GreenSky on its $200,000,000 Capital Raise
On December 28, 2017, GreenSky Credit filed an SEC Form D stating that it has closed a $200 million capital transaction
Founded in 2006 and headquartered in Atlanta, GA, GreenSky is a leading provider of point of sale (POS) promotional financing solutions
With operations throughout North America, GreenSky connects approximately 15 funding partners with more than 17,000 merchants, and services close to $4 billion in origination volume per year
PIMCO is an American investment management firm with over $1.5 trillion in AUM, with expanding operations in corporate private equity investments in high growth financial services and technology companies
PIMCO’s investment represents the continued fundamental shift in lending customer acquisition models away from traditional banks and towards specialists like GreenSky, who partner with traditional banks as partners
This transaction positions GreenSky as a clear leader in Alternative & POS Lending and enables the company to continue to innovate, bring additional products to existing markets, and expand into new markets overall
FT Partners has served as the exclusive strategic and financial advisor to GreenSky and its board of directors since 2014, advising the Company through numerous equity and debt capital raises and other financial processes
This transaction further supports FT Partners’ continued success advising prominent companies in the Alternative & POS Lending space and highlights the long-term nature of many of the Firm’s advisory relationships
FT partners leveraged its deep industry knowledge, extensive experience, and broad scope of relationships to help achieve a favorable outcome for the Company
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Olivia Newton-John Dead at 73
Mike Nied
Mike Nied Published: August 8, 2022
John Sciulli, Getty Images
Olivia Newton-John, the legendary singer and actress responsible for hits such as "Physical" and the classic musical Grease, has died. She was 73.
Newton-John's husband John Easterling confirmed the news with a post on the star's official Facebook page Monday (Aug. 8).
"Dame Olivia Newton-John (73) passed away peacefully at her Ranch in Southern California this morning, surrounded by family and friends," the statement reads, requesting privacy and respect for Newton-John's family at this time.
"Olivia has been a symbol of triumphs and hope for over 30 years sharing her journey with breast cancer," the statement continues. "Her healing inspiration and pioneering experience with plant medicine continues with the Olivia Newton-John Foundation Fund, dedicated to researching plant medicine and cancer."
Read the full statement below:
TMZ confirmed the news Monday afternoon. An official cause of death has not yet been confirmed. However, a source who spoke to the outlet implied Newton-John passed away as a result of cancer.
The international icon was first diagnosed with the disease in 1992. She underwent a partial mastectomy at the time. Although she went into remission, she relapsed twice over the years — in 2013 and 2017, according to TMZ.
Her most recent relapse forced her to postpone several tour dates. Her Grease co-star John Travolta threw his support behind the icon at the time.
"I’d like to express my gratitude to all of you who sent such kind and loving messages of support over the past few months," she said the same year. "Your prayers and well wishes have truly helped me, and continued to lift my spirits."
On Monday, Travolta took to Instagram to react to the news of Newton-John's passing.
"My dearest Olivia, you made all of our lives so much better," he wrote alongside a photo of the star. "Your impact was incredible. I love you so much. We will see you down the road and we will all be together again. Yours from the first moment I saw you and forever!"
Newton-John is survived by daughter Chloe Lattanzi, 36; husband Easterling, 70; a brother and sister; and multiple nieces and nephews.
Lattanzi honored her mom in a post on Instagram just days before the icon's passing.
"I worship this woman. My mother. My best friend," she captioned a photo of her and her mother. She uploaded a gallery of additional photos after the news of Newton-John's death broke.
Newton-John's last post on Instagram was a throwback of her posing with a radiant smile. It was simply captioned with a red heart emoji and the #FlashbackFriday hashtag.
Newton-John collected four Grammys and 12 nominations over the years. One of her biggest hits as a solo artist, "Physical," as awarded the Grammy for Video of the Year in 1983.
She was renowned in the '90s for speaking publicly about her experience with cancer, according to People. Her successful career as a musician started more than two decades before her diagnosis.
As an actress, Newton-John is most easily recognized for her work as Sandy in 1978's Grease. The musical features timeless hits including "Summer Nights," "Hopelessly Devoted to You" and "You're the One That I Want." She also starred in 1980's Xanadu and guest-starred on Glee.
The star's family has asked for donations to be made to the Olivia Newton-John Foundation.
See the famous icons we have had to say goodbye to in 2022, below.
Source: Olivia Newton-John Dead at 73
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Orange Park Farmers' and Arts Market
When: Sunday, March 5, 2023, 10:00 am - 3:00 pm
Location: 2042 Park Ave., Orange Park, FL 32073
The Orange Park Farmers' & Arts Market is held on the First & Third Sunday of each month. Our season is September - June.
We regularly have over 100 vendors that offer a variety of homemade and homegrown products from local merchants, music, food trucks, and a great family atmosphere!
Contact Phone: (904) 278-3043
Category: Family Fun, Ongoing Programs, Other
The market is located on the busy corner of US17 and Kingsley Ave. 2042 Park Ave, Orange Park, FL 32073. This is an outdoor market and sometimes, due to inclement weather, the market may be closed.
Parking is available at Town Hall off of US 17 as well as behind the Shops of Park Avenue shopping center and in the Winn-Dixie/CVS lot across the street.
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A full mattress is a mattress that measures 54 inches wide by 75 inches long. It is also known as a "double" mattress and is suitable for one person or a tight fit for two people.
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Chancellor Merkel’s Reign of Lawlessness
Posted on May 20, 2018 by Baron Bodissey
The AfD (Alternative für Deutschland, Alternative for Germany) has initiated a lawsuit against the chancelloress because of her three-year (so far) mass importation of illegal migrants, which lacks any legitimacy under German law or the federal constitution.
One of the things I like about Germans is that they’re sticklers for the rules. If anything brings the Kanzlerin down, it will be her abject failure to obey the rules.
Many thanks to Ava Lon for the translation, and to Vlad Tepes for the subtitling:
00:05 The lawsuit we filed in middle of April is about not removing (because
00:08 this observation is the [object of the] complaint) but about at least
00:11 acknowledging the reign of lawlessness. You all know that Mr. Seehofer
00:16 talked in February 2016 about the reign of lawlessness in Germany.
00:25 So fundamentally we are putting into practice what Mr. Seehofer announced many times, but
00:30 never put into practice; but we know that about Mr. Seehofer.
00:41 In a nutshell, it’s about — Mr. Förster will explain the judicial part,
00:46 that we filed a complaint about a dispute among the branches.
00:51 There are several constitutional branches: among them the Federal Government
00:56 and the parliamentary constitutional branch. And we think that the Federal Government competed
01:00 — as the constitutional branch — with the parliament concerning its rights.
01:03 Though there are possibilities, following paragraph 18,
01:06 section 4, of temporarily suspending the basic principle of border security
01:11 under [certain] completely restricted conditions, which the federal government
01:16 obviously made use of in September 2015. That, however,
01:20 justifies neither that the Federal Government
01:23 — as the executive branch — might question the foundations of the German state
01:27 by [inviting] a mass immigration of millions [of people], [causing] billions
01:32 in expenses, nor [that the government] intends to change, or at least consider that
01:37 it might change the entire social system. This is a decision
01:40 of principle: let’s keep the borders closed or let’s open them.
01:44 This is a decision of principle, which from our point of view can only be decided
01:47 by the legislature and not the executive — the government, the administration of Frau Merkel.
01:52 If Frau Merkel could do that at all for two or three days when that huge wave came from Hungary,
01:57 she could have said: let’s make a two- or three-day exception, and afterwards we do it the way until
02:02 the asylum law provides the residence permits. But in the meantime
02:05 we’ve had this state of emergency for two and a half years,
02:08 and from our point of view this is not OK.
02:18 The Federal Government
02:23 cannot simple dispose of existing laws. The Federal Government
02:28 is bound by law and order. This is completely clear; this is the division of power.
02:33 the Federal Government cannot say, now we find that one law is convenient,
02:38 and the other less convenient. No, there’s no dictator chancelloress;
02:43 she cannot exist, according to the law. The chancellor has to follow law and order,
02:49 and essential decisions, essential decisions
02:54 That concern our community, have to be decided in the Parliament. This has always,
02:58 since time immemorial, been decided like that
03:01 by the federal constitutional court, and here this is
03:04 totally decided; I cannot tell the Chancellor in the night and then say something contradictory
03:09 to Mr. de Maizière, who already prepared something else. It doesn’t work that way.
03:12 This is the reign of arbitrariness or the reign of lawlessness,
03:15 and it is not compatible with the constitution.
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10 thoughts on “Chancellor Merkel’s Reign of Lawlessness”
Michael Lawson on May 21, 2018 at 6:37 am said:
I hope she gets shot and quartered for destabilizing the cultural, traditional and ethnic composition of Germany , costing the tax payer so much as well as sacrificing freedoms .
I dont have faith in the legal system due to the individual members always ruling in favour of the present political dictates in order to keep their jobs . South Africa is now a Marxist state and the legal profession is ruling in its favour .
dunroamin on May 21, 2018 at 9:03 am said:
Merkel makes up the rules as she goes along. One of her made-up rules is that asylum-seekers don’t have to comply with the law, they can do whatever they like with impunity.
RonaldB on May 21, 2018 at 10:50 am said:
Unfortunately for the plaintiffs, from their arguments, the case is built on notions of reason rather than concrete statutes of the law. In other words, it will be up to the court to interpret what is a “reasonable” use of the exception in the law and what is not reasonable. So, the German passion for rules seems to go back to an interpretations of “reasonable”.
I am inclining more to the point of view that a system of laws can’t be programmed like a computer. Not every contingency can be covered by exact laws, and so the functioning of a country depends on the adaptability and responsiveness of the government. In Germany, it appears to be almost impossible to get rid of the chancellor, regardless of her lawlessness. In fact, she still seems to enjoy the support of a majority or plurality of Germans.
One of the features of a diverse society is that checks and balances often become irrelevant. People vote according to identity rather than according to issue, so it is frequently difficult to get a working majority on any side of any issue, leaving almost unprecedented power in the hands of the ruler….or, as it seems in the US, in the hands of the established bureaucracy.
Lu on May 21, 2018 at 2:04 pm said:
“One of the features of a diverse society is that checks and balances often become irrelevant.”
Seems grimmly emblematic of what we experience nowadays. If really true and characterizing a developing trend we are on a very slippery slope leaving constitutional Republic and moving towards a bastardized version of “democracy” or rather a plebocracy where all what matters is the provider of bread and games …
Spencer C on May 22, 2018 at 12:48 am said:
Merkel is a dictator (not surprising because she grew up a Red) abetted by her party and coalition partner, and the news media. Worst European leader since Hitler. The Hitler catastrophe was undone, at great cost, whereas the prospects for undoing this witch dictator’s disaster, whc is still unfolding, are open to very grave doubt in view of the much greater population growth of the imported feral savages.
Babs on May 22, 2018 at 8:24 am said:
I recently read that Harvard is holding two graduation ceremonies. One for African-Americans and one for everyone else…
I find this divisive racial segregation to be a troubling portent of things yet to come.
Shall I attend the “Irish-American” ceremony and my future daughter-in-law attend the “Polish-American” ceremony and my next door neighbor attend the “Chinese-American” ceremony?
Who gets what in this divisive hierarchy?
Ms. Merkel seems to have it figured out.
Dymphna on May 22, 2018 at 11:50 am said:
Oh, Babs, don’t go to the Irish one unless you get there early. Otherwise, you’ll find the rest of us well-sauced before the speaker has warmed up. Even if it’s James Joyce.
Maybe we could pick our ethnicities by deciding which cultural traits we admire. I’m going to be Vietnamese.
Babs on May 22, 2018 at 12:31 pm said:
I identify as South Korean!
eyeslevel on May 24, 2018 at 9:45 am said:
The AFD should sue over white genocide. Genocide is a crime under international law. UN Resolution 260. It defines genocide as any attempt to eliminate a group by any means, in whole or in part. Specifically, Art. 2(c) state that genocide includes “Deliberately inflicting on the group conditions of life calculated to bring about its physical destruction in whole or in part.”
Mass non-white immigration combined with forced assimilation and 24/7/365 miscegenation propaganda in ALL white countries and ONLY white countries is clearly a campaign to force blend white people out of existence. GENOCIDE
Ava Lon on May 24, 2018 at 9:22 pm said:
I agree and I think that this is why we don’t hear any more about Chinese doing precisely that in Tibet: thousands of ethnic Chinese have moved in since the take over in 1950. I remember when Amnesty International actually was calling this dilution of Tibetan people by Han Chinese –
a genocide. Not any more, or we could see similarities…
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Varner, Betty Jane Bartley – McCaughtry (1925 – 2007)
Columbiana County
East Liverpool Review, East Liverpool, Columbiana Co., OH. Sunday, 22 Jul 2007, pg. 5-A.
Betty Bartley Varner, 81
Ruskin, Fla. — Betty Bartley Varner, 81, formerly of East Liverpool, died at 5:10 p.m. Tuesday, July 10, 2007, at Sun City Center Hospice House. Born Aug. 29, 1925, in East Liverpool, a daughter of the late Ethan Clair “Sparky” and Margaret Ellen Bartley, she was a registered nurse and worked at Thomas Steel Strip in Warren, Ohio. A member of the East Liverpool High School Class of 1943, she was a 1947 graduate of the Cadet Nurse Corps. A Life Member and Founder’s Club Member of the East Liverpool High School Alumni Association, she also belonged to the Sun City Center Registered Nurses Club. Surviving are a son, Kim McCaughtry and his wife, Marcia, of Valrico, Fla., and a granddaughter, Megan McCaughtry. Also surviving is a sister, Hazel Bartine Pike, of Sun City Center. In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by three brothers, Harry Bartley, Lewis Oliver “Ollie” Bartley and George C. Bartley, and by a sister Eileen Walker. Pastor Mike Ross of Hope Christian Fellowship is to conduct services at 11 a.m. Saturday, July 28, 2007, at the Dawson Funeral Home. Burial is to be at Mill Creek Cemetery. Memorial tributes may take form of contributions in care of LifePath Hospice, 12973 Telecom Parkway, Suite 100 Temple Terrance, Fla. 33637. View this obituary and send condolences online at http://www.dawsonfuneralhome.com
Contributed by George Allison
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The Sabatier process was first described by Paul Sabatier, who published the first paper on it in 1913.
Under a somewhat elevated pressure and temperature (300°-400° C.), and in the presence of an appropriate catalyst, hydrogen combines with carbon dioxide to produce methane. The reaction is:
CO2 + 4H2 → CH4 + 2H2O
The catalyst can be any of several, but nickel and aluminum oxide both work.
The implication is that, given some extra electrical power and hydrogen, the exhaust from a gas fired power plants can be captured and the carbon dioxide converted to methane. The methane can be used to fuel the power plant.
This requires more energy than it produces, but it has the advantage of making it possible to store excess power generated by solar or wind power plant in the form of methane, for use when wind and solar power are not available in sufficient quantity. In effect, this makes the gas power plant a battery for the grid, to even out supply and demand requirements.
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Breaking out of Britain’s Neo-Liberal State
Gerry Hassan and Anthony Barnett
Compass Epamphlet, January 2009
The world we have lived in, created from the twin oil-price shockwaves of 1973 and 1979 and validated in the eyes of many by the events of 1989, is at last suffering its own crash. The era of Thatcher and Reagan, inflated by their offspring Clinton, Bush and Blair; the era of unfettered financial capitalism, unrestrained consumerism and a near mystical belief in the power of markets; the neo-liberal epoch of corporate conceit and neo-con adventurism, is drawing to a close.
Despite the pain, the horrible losses to come, and the disturbing spectacle of a left that had proved unable to oppose the beast in any effective way or prepare for its downfall now preening itself that it knew better all along, this is a time to celebrate as well as tremble. It’s good that we can now once again pose the questions about how we organise our economies and societies without being scorned or ignored.
At the same time the decades of talk about “globalisation” are now been revealed as a panglossian deception. A boondoggle of vast fortunes was unleashed, justified because benefits would “trickle down”. Instead we seem to be witnessing a fearful waterfall of cascading misery, cutbacks, foreclosures and job losses on the middle and working classes in the global north, whose elites meanwhile are bailed out by governments they hitherto pretended to despise. And before we turn to the fate of the British state with which this essay is mainly concerned, we should spare a thought for those outside the European welfare system. Recently a Chinese toy manufacturer employing 7,000 people shut his factory in Dongguan overnight as exports collapsed. The pride of globalisation, that rural misery was reduced for so many, is under threat with no state provisions in place for them. The political and even military consequences could well be dire.
Nonetheless we should celebrate the possible defeat of one aspect of neo-liberal domination. It cheered the destruction of a communist world that was oppressive and unfree. The freedom it offered in its place, however, had its own form of authoritarianism. You can’t buck the market, we were told. We had to be fatalistic and grateful and our standard of living would grow. Forces more powerful and wise than you and I had already determined “the official future” (1). There was no alternative.
The toxic mix of popular powerlessness, market inevitability and the glorification of leadership vindicated by the ever-rising value of property, was pioneered in Britain by Margaret Thatcher and deepened by Tony Blair. Here indeed, it is sad to report, Britain “led the world” – in the direction of uncritical subordination to Washington DC. In the process, the United Kingdom became – perhaps more than anywhere outside some city-states and micro-nations – a neo-liberal state.
This essay is offered, therefore, at a moment of hope as well as danger. It seeks to sketch roughly how the UK came to be a neo-liberal Kingdom and address some of the issues posed for UK politics, while hoping they have a wider relevance internationally. And when we use the terms “social democracy” and “progressivism” at points in this essay, we do so with a sense of reluctance, recognising both that they are unsatisfactory and that a “call” unsure of its name is one without a sure sense of itself. While we are in a position to criticise we are hardly in a position to lecture the world on the best way forward. So while this essay primarily focuses on the possibilities of transforming the British state and space, it does so in the context of international politics and now political economy undergoing a planetary confrontation with the fruits of deregulated capitalism.
The British Empire State Building
England’s “Glorious Revolution” of 1688 created a framework of compromise between monarchy and Parliament. It was followed by the union of England with Scotland of 1707, which joined two different countries while preserving their distinct legal traditions. Since then the narrative of British history has been the adaptability and flexibility of its political system. This provided a framework for the evolution of democracy without rupture or revolt at home, allowing the middle classes and then the working classes to be incorporated relatively peacefully into it, while all enjoyed the material and psychic benefits of a violent empire.
In his new, pioneering study of democracy in Britain since 1918, David Marquand identifies the two dominant paternalisms that oversaw the final stages of this domestic process. Whig imperialism and democratic collectivism together have “shaped and steered Britain through most of the 20th century”. The first is personified by Burkean gentlemen, the second by Fabian technocrats. Marquand also proposes that there are two other shaping “strands”: Tory nationalism and democratic republicanism. While all four strands may have “home” parties they coexist in other parties too, as well as within individual personalities. Thus the Labour leader Clement Attlee who oversaw the formative government of “democratic collectivism” after 1945, could be flexibly Whiggish at home and imperial abroad; while his most original Tory successor the Whig imperialist Harold Macmillan was a Labour-style collectivist in his concerns for the working classes (2).
This twin domination of the British political system faced an apparently terminal crisis by the end of the 1970s. It was an emergency that challenged the authority and legitimacy of the state itself, not just a party political difference over the direction government should take. It was resolved by Margaret Thatcher who assaulted “consensus politics”, a term which both identified and repudiated the mutually shaping collusion of Whigs and collectivists. In the decade that followed she challenged and broke not only the role of trade unions but also humiliated the numerous institutions and attitudes of both the Labour state and high-Tory establishment.
Thatcher’s was a “Tory nationalism” in Marquand’s terminology. She made popular a host of right-wing prejudices and homilies such as comparing government expenditure to household spending, and denying the logic of Keynesian economics, stating that governments could not spend their way out of recession (the way had been opened to her on this by Labour prime minister Jim Callaghan in 1976). Across the Atlantic, Ronald Reagan used a similar, simple language to mark a new era of government. Each sought to reconfigure the state, getting out of welfare and macroeconomic management while pouring public resources into defence, security and foreign affairs.
The result was the emergence of a state with a politics that pretended to “world leadership” to sustain its legitimacy at home, while selling off much of the country’s industry, both manufacturing and service, and this accelerated with New Labour. Its leadership of Tony Blair, Gordon Brown and Peter Mandelson set about seeking to save the public sector and prevent a catastrophic social and educational disintegration. Despite the democratic reforms they inherited from their manifesto commitments including devolution and the Human Rights Act, New Labour’s leaders, as Simon Jenkins has documented in Thatcher and Sons, continued the core twin principles of Thatcher’s regime: the intensification of centralised executive authority and the cultivation of an elite order at ease with a politics focused on winners, wealth and corporate logic – a neo-liberal regime.
The godfather of this process whose influence spans the entire three decades is Rupert Murdoch. Like Thatcher, in his British role he engaged in a two-front conflict with the post-war order of Whigs and Fabians. While his control of The Sun gave him a cash cow to support his global expansion, it blasted the values of trade-union solidarity and family respect, exploiting the weakness of a snobbish culture to advance the values of a consumerism without citizenship, scornful of the possibility of good government. This powerful attack on traditional working class allegiance to democratic collectivism was combined with his ownership of The Times and Sunday Times, giving Murdoch a grip on the lucrative weekend purveyor of middle-class property and lifestyle news. At the cost of a small subsidy, he also gained control over the one-time Thunderer, the voice of the old Whig establishment itself, which was broken in the process.
New Labour and the Coming to Office of Gordon Brown
New Labour promised a commitment to a “New Labour, New Britain”, shaped by a “young country” and “new politics” that sought and gained Murdoch’s blessing. Marquand is excellent on the astonishing shallowness and lack of any sense of history that allowed Blair to be mesmerisingly of the moment, until he backed Bush and American power. There were degrees of difference between Blair and Brown: the former less imbued with the politics of the Labourist tribe and a true believer, in so far as he believed anything, in the hyperbole of the “new dawn” of ’97. Brown was more a creation of the back-story of Labour, partial to understanding the world through the eyes of the faithful, and with a genuine concern for ameliorating the plight of the losers in society.
The culmination of the triumph of the neo-liberal state under New Labour was symbolised by Gordon Brown’s initial guest list to Chequers, the prime minister’s country house. When he gained the premiership and could finally call the top job his own, two suitably distinguished men joined him there for the first post-Blair weekend. They were Alan Greenspan and Rupert Murdoch, the prime architect of the neo-liberal epoch and its ruthless media mogul. Neither was British or lived in the UK.
There is a European element to this as well. Had Labour reversed Thatcherite hostility and actively embraced membership of the European Union, it would have joined a project of inter-dependent government. Instead it continued to play the role of “reluctant partner” to EU integration, while showing an obsessional commitment to the “special relationship”; the twin pillars of Euro-detachment and globo-Atlanticism form a core part of its neo-liberal outlook.
The old British state was an “empire state” which oiled its wheels and deals in tradition clubland venues and networks, and then adapted itself to the equally top-down if more egalitarian norms of Labour collectivism (3). As the empire folded and its options narrowed, the “rational” way forward for this polity after the 1970s would have been to create the ‘missing-link’ in British politics a Whig Europeanism that could have replaced Whig imperialism. And in this way permitted the UK to become a fully committed participant in the EU. Instead, Thatcher’s response was to intensify a polarising adherence to the English national core and globalise the City of London that had once been the engine of imperial wealth and trade.
New Labour then faced a choice. It could have democratised the turn inwards, and built on Thatcher’s demotic appeal by taking it in the direction of ‘democratic republicanism’. This was the route advocated by Charter 88 that had some influence on Labour in the 1990s. It would have led to electoral reform and a Labour alliance with the Liberal Democrats. It was also the necessary condition for Europeanising the UK by deepening and constitutionalising its own democracy as a counter-weight to the influence of Brussels. This would have been, to use Millward’s terms, a classic “European saving of the national state” (4)
Instead, New Labour concentrated yet more power in a joint executive premiership of Blair and Brown, eviscerated the Cabinet as well as the Commons and the Lords and made Britain a bouncer for the Washington Consensus.
To achieve this, back in London the autonomy and self-belief of the old civil-service establishment had to be broken, so as to seize the traditional delights of its formally unaccountable power while disgorging the restraints of its informal and once tenacious gentlemanly codes. A new culture evolved, to replace the central processes of British government, with a different set of unelected advisers, businesspeople and a new class of what Colin Leys has called “entrepreneurs of the state”, sitting in the fulcrum of power making decisions which were often without due process or proper consideration (5). This led to the rise of a new kind of person who made his reputation delivering access, contact and influence, in the words of Peter Oborne, who “would massage the links between the wealthy and the political class” (6).
At the same time vast sums are being expended on the formation of a “joined-up” database state also led by imports from the corporate world. The new state elite believed it could carry all before it. Both Thatcherism and New Labour fell for their own hype, and never harboured self-doubt about the merits of their mission. Much transparent rubbish has been written in praise of their farsightedness; for example the work of Brian Brivati, a serious academic, who had the misfortune to pen a book just before the “British economic miracle” proved to be nothing of the sort, which argued that Blair and Brown had reversed “the decline” which had so dominated post-war British politics (7).
A threefold process unfolded under New Labour whose dimensions and trajectories are only now becoming clear.
• First, an irreversible dismantling of the historic “sovereignty of Parliament” and its empire state through: a cultural destruction of the old “Establishment” clubland regime; a territorial break of its unitary form with devolution (to try and secure Labour’s hold on Wales and Scotland); a legal modernisation with the Human Rights Act. These were all far-reaching commitments inherited from the battle against Thatcher’s authoritarianism.
• Second, New Labour exploited the vacuum this created. Instead of replacing the old constitution it cultivated an even more centralised system of executive-sovereignty that treated the House of Commons with unparalleled contempt. Although progressive policies might be drawn up and implemented by able advisors, the core of this reformed state machine was dedicated to the construction of a corporate populist regime under prime ministerial fiat expanding surveillance and state controls to pioneer a new type of “database state”.
• Third, unable to appeal to the loyalty of traditional institutions such as Parliament and monarchy yet longing for unchecked executive power and dismissive of democracy, New Labour embraced market populism selling itself as the purveyor of choice, freedom and bust-free economic growth while dressing old socialist talk of inevitability and internationalism in the fresh language of “globalisation”. In effect it drew the old state through the eye of the City to create a regime that became a servant to the world financial markets.
The “Bitter Lemons” and “The British Fantasy Island Bubble”
It seems that all this has come to a juddering halt, as Alan Greenspan is left spluttering before Congress, John Maynard Keynes is retrieved from the lower circles of hell, and Labour ministers once more telephone Will Hutton to be their Virgil and interpret the great sage’s insights on finance capitalism and the economic cycle.
Initially there was a near-complete consensus amongst the political classes and the media that Gordon Brown and Alistair Darling, his Chancellor, managed the crisis in a masterful fashion. The adaptation of their rescue plan from a bailout to huge part-nationalisation of the Royal Bank of Scotland and HBOS won plaudits from across the political spectrum. In this view Numbers 10 and 11 Downing Street have acted with lightning speed, with little protest over the lack of scrutiny, oversight or democratic debate, and the absence of public forums where people can realise their anger and dismay at those who got us into this mess.
This has contrasted with the US experience where the fag end of George W Bush’s disastrous presidency witnessed Hank Paulson, his Treasury secretary, having to fight tooth and nail to get his bailout plan through Congress. Part of this was undoubtedly due to the death pains of the Bush administration, as politicians sought to persuade their voters that they had nothing to do it; but part was thanks to the institutions of American democracy finally exerting themselves, after years of being over-ridden and humiliated at the hands of Bush and company.
In Britain, Alistair Darling’s pre-budget report revealed the scale of indebtedness the country is likely to incur under optimistic projections. In order to ensure the government could still borrow this forced him to set out a commitment to higher taxes as soon as the recession ends – its projected duration seemed highly optimistic. There are signs of interesting differences between the two major parties. But what has really changed? There has been a switchback from near total scorn for the state, to delight in the decisiveness of government bailouts. The logic of both has been presented in the same language of “There is no alternative”, fertilised by conformist groupthink. Ideologically neo-liberalism derided government. But it traded on the covert support of state power, nationally and globally. Hence the ease with which it could embrace its “necessity”.
Today, all the political parties in the UK now face questions that draw attention to their allegiance to the prevailing political and economic orthodoxies of recent times.
The opposition parties at Westminster have had mixed fortunes. The Liberal Democrats in the form of Vincent Cable, Treasury spokesman, have had a good economic record over the last year thanks to their early warning of the excesses. But Nick Clegg, its new leader, has moved the party rightwards calling for a “smaller state”, lower tax and more competition, while backing away from wholehearted campaigning in support of Europe. As so often over the past twenty years, one can say that the Lib-Dems “have not done badly”. This seems to satisfy them. But it also confines them to the traditional mores of Westminster and local politics when there is a profound need for something genuinely different that they could have provided.
David Cameron’s Conservatives have in the past three years sought to square the circles of their inheritance. The new leader aims to put the in-fighting and doctrinaire obsession of Thatcherism behind him to create an inclusive Conservatism, at ease with contemporary Britain, and the achievements and limits of Blairism. In Marquand’s terms he has sought to ditch Tory nationalism for a flexible, inclusive “one-nation” Whig imperialism, seeking the same framework of “consensus” politics with New Labour as his predecessors in the 1950s and 1960s had with the welfare approach of old Labour.
At a time when his weaknesses are being revealed it is important to stress the positives as well as the limitations of Cameron’s vision. He successfully dumped Thatcher’s social divisiveness and moderated her hostility to government and the welfare state. Emphasising instead “wellbeing” and social responsibility, he described “the overriding mission we have set ourselves” as, “to revive our society just as Margaret Thatcher revived our economy; to reverse Britain’s social breakdown, just as she reversed our economic breakdown” (8). In the process, Cameron made the Tory party re-electable.
His aim was to become the true “heir to Blair” (in contrast to the more dour Brown), in the mistaken view that Blair was attractive and successful. But Blair was an adaptation of Thatcher and her neo-liberal settlement that Cameron was also seeking to break away from. It must have seemed like a perfect steal, to snatch back the inheritance. Instead it seems to have become a poisoned chalice. And not just because Cameron’s “new Conservatism” with its plutocratic opportunism is in some ways even more neo-liberal than New Labour.
The decisive vector of British politics is not who will inherit the mantle of Tony Blair, but who will be seen as furthest removed from being identified with the epoch of Blair (and Bush). For his first three months as PM this appeared to be Brown, as he governed with a very different style and seeming integrity, his ratings soared above those of both Cameron and his predecessor. Then Brown failed to deliver on his promise of a democracy voters could trust; he declined to call an autumn election that he had blatantly prepared for while denying he had looked at polls. This exposed him as being just as spinning as his predecessor but without the flair. Brown became the unpresentable face of Blairism. His popularity crashed and Cameron’s time seemed to have arrived.
In the big-dipper of UK politics, the financial crisis suddenly re-reversed these terms. Gordon Brown excavated a belief in Keynesian solutions from his social democratic past and a solidity of purpose that was lacking from Blair’s lightness of being. Meanwhile Cameron and his shadow Chancellor George Osborne look closer to the old prime minister. In an exceptionally fast-moving situation, the Tories’ clothes were exposed as, literally, yesterday’s fashion. With newspaper supplements asking what will be “the hemlines of recession” and the sale of sewing machines on the increase, the classless consumerism of the Cameron Conservatives seems all too close to the shopping mall “social-ism” of Tony Blair, and it was accordingly once again their popularity that plummeted.
The Evolving Scottish Dimension and Alex Salmond’s Honeymoon
Beside the Westminster parties there is another shaper of UK politics, the Scottish National Party. Most accounts of current British power do not take account of the fact that the UK has two first ministers and two shaping political dynamics (a measure of which is that the Tories are a major force in only one of them). This account will try to compensate by addressing Scottish politics and providing some essential background.
Recent events have proven just as troublesome for Alex Salmond’s SNP. Although the “broad tent” alliance of social democracy and good business sense in a populist, national project is progressive for Scotland as a country, it also turns out to be building Scotland’s variant of the neo-liberal state. Salmond, a former economist at RBS, made befriending and being the ally of the Scottish financial sector one of his political priorities, and in particular RBS and HBOS; he used their strength and international power as one of the main pillars in the contemporary case for independence as they in fact headed for bankruptcy.
These political difficulties should be understood in the context of the SNP’s broad based alliance and catch-all nature as a political party, and Salmond’s recent revealing remarks about Thatcherism: Scotland “didn’t mind the economic side so much. But we didn’t like the social side at all” – a striking echo of Cameron’s similar distinction (9).
While Salmond’s formidable achievement in giving Scotland a government it can respect should not be gainsaid, the case for Scottish independence put by the nationalists will have to change dramatically, and become much more ambitious and radical. The narrow, technocratic, economic case for independence – for the building of a “Scotland plc” and a “new Celtic Tiger” emphasising competitiveness, being business friendly and having low corporation tax – now seems much less plausible. Pre-crisis this had its rationale. It could be called the SNP “bank manager” case, personified by John Swinney and Jim Mather, now both ministers in the nationalist administration, as they mounted a “cocktail offensive” around the boardrooms of Scotland.
Their argument moved independence away from the emotional and romantic. Instead, independence was presented as Scotland becoming a tight, light, corporate-friendly national project within the framework of the EU, in which business would be more supported than in the remote and over-centralist UK. In many respects this repositioning was a necessary transition for the SNP to go through to become a modern, serious political party. Its downside was twofold: first, it took the rich strain of the emotional resonance for independence for granted, and second, it anchored the SNP into an economic order complicit with neo-liberalism and the prevailing economic orthodoxies.
While this glided them to a stunning by-election victory in Glasgow the underlying weakness was revealed in the recent post-crash by-election in Glenrothes. It is striking that a week before, thanks to Salmond’s intervention, Donald Trump was given permission to go ahead and build a billion-dollar golf course in the north-east of Scotland, overriding the local planning. Although there is no evidence of any direct influence on the voters, this decision imposed the interests of the global marketplace and Trump’s clientele over Scotland’s environment. The smallholder who still refuses to sell out to the American casino owner was disgusted. The Guardian reported that he was once a Scottish National Party voter but would never be one again. “I used to be proud to be a Scotsman, but I’m going to take both of my kilts out and burn them after this” (10).
Fascinatingly, the coincidental timing of Trumpland days before Glenrothes was then matched, after the surprising Labour victory, by the UK government contributing its 126-page submission to the Calman commission, set up by a vote of the Scottish Parliament to assess the need for more powers and responsibilities for Scottish devolution (11). At great length, the answer of the UK government was there was no need for major new powers, while there was room for taking some back, and a bit of back-slapping at the wonder of the Scotland Act 1998 internationally; shades here of the Westminster belief in the eternal perfection of the British constitution. This matters because even after the cause of independence received a major setback, the UK government continues to pose the constitutional debate north of the border, as simply one of independence versus the status quo from which there is no constructive way forward.
The growing credit-crunch, and the crash following Lehman Brothers’ bankruptcy and the gathering recession, have dealt powerful blows to the SNP and the Conservatives. Both have failed to find convincing responses during the crisis. Their leaders, Alex Salmond and David Cameron, have had their limitations exposed as each appears to be a prisoner of the neo-liberal order whose logic was previously embraced as offering voters freedom and greater autonomy.
So far – and these two words must be emphasised in a swiftly moving context – so far Gordon Brown has shown himself to be more capable than both his main opponents. It may be unfair given his central role in creating the neo-liberal state for over a decade, but more than any other party leader he has found a coherent response to the crisis. It has played to his strengths: his seriousness, inability to do micro-politics and love of grandiose plans and managed internationalism. But this does not bode well for the democratic republican decorations in the form of his initial green paper. Instead, the signs are that, in coalition with the arch neo-liberal and fellow creator of the New Labour “project” Peter Mandelson, Brown wants to set about an even more complete fusion of the 1997 combination of Whitehall and corporate power.
“Guilty Men” in the Age of the Bloviators
This is a moment of “reckoning”, with similarities to that of Guilty Men at a time of crisis for the British state nearly sixty years ago (12). Guilty Men was of course part of the story of “the people’s war” with the associated mythology of “the Dunkirk spirit” and 1940-41 which became part of the creation of the all-encompassing “Churchillism” which legitimised Britain’s role as the junior partner in the American global project (13). Guilty Men with all its shortcomings still helped define a crucial moment, and give voice to the popular will that people did not want to return to the failures of the 1930s.
David Cameron recently attempted to find voice for the widespread anger which has swept Britain at the antics of the financial class and wider super-rich talking of “a day of reckoning” (14); while his stance proved unconvincing he at least has attempted to find a form of words which has so far proven elusive to Labour ministers.
Theodor Adorno once said, “the world wants to be deceived” (15). The glorification of globalisation appears to vindicate his perception. But there is now a desire for public truthfulness from politicians – not disingenuous waffle and flannel from the fellow-travellers of securitisation, who as credit-default swaps were transformed into yachts declared that they had seen the future and it works. A political system that once prides itself for its honour and decency has been humiliated. Public life and standards have been debased, from the rise of “sofa government” to the Iraq war through the “cash for honours” scandal, and now Corfu, where unsavoury Russian oligarchs with dreadful reputation like Oleg Deripaska mix with Mandelson, Osborne, Nathan Rothschild and two generations of the Murdochs.
During the last twenty years a new class of apologists for the economic, social and political order has taken shape. This elite has its own language, words and phrases which are shaped by a torrent of buzz words and jargon emanating from management and consultancy mumbo-jumbo. Its leaders have filled the air with talk of “the knowledge economy”, “living on thin air” and “the rise of the creative class”, and encouraged the emergence of a shameless group of self-promoting bloviators: Richard Florida and Malcolm Gladwell in the States, Anthony Giddens (in his “third way” phase) and Charlie Leadbeater in the UK, being four of the most obvious examples. This demeans the standards of public debate and intellectual standards; the Observer’s review section recently putting Gladwell on its front page and asking, “Is this the world’s most influential thinker?” about a figure whose books, The Tipping Point, Blink and Outliers are at best descriptive, polemical essays with little, if any originality in them (16).
Across British public life, in public institutions and discourse, the last decade of New Labour has been characterised by the bowdlerising and debasement of values and meaning. To talk about the future of our society we have been obliged to walk through a linguistic supermarket where sterile, vacuum packed in-words are provided by the supply-lines of the new elite. This has had many casualties, as government white papers and documents once renowned for their plain English have become inflated by gobble-de-gook obesity. Economic development agencies have abandoned talking seriously about political economy, and instead invoke “creativity”, “innovation” and “doing the step change”. Think-tanks evacuated any efforts at considering political economy. University departments scrambled for research funding by peer assessing each other’s publications in journals of barely-read-studies. City-wide and regional bodies stressed their aspirations to be “world class cities” basing their growth forecasts on shopping and tourism while discarding the solid revenues of manufacturing provincialism. In all parts of the UK, from London to Liverpool, Glasgow to “Newcastle/Gateshead”, this has been an age of gloss and superficiality and financial considerations based on “neverland”.
This debasement of our language and public discourse has been mirrored by the triumphalism of our political classes. The belief in “the end of decline” in the political elite has seen the shift from Britain being seen as “the sick man of Europe” to a country which from the mid-1980s “put the great back into Britain”. Tony Blair and Gordon Brown appropriated this Great Britishness for the continuation of the neo-liberal project, shamelessly lecturing Europe and the world about the wonders of the “economic miracle” here. There is something in the British political psyche, which allows Brown to seamlessly shift from lecturing the Germans and French on the inflexibilities of the “European social model” to patronising them from the position of what the German Finance Minister Peer Steinbruck calls “crass Keynesianism” (17). This is in the tradition of British-continental European misunderstandings, and the growth of a post-imperial British deluded sense of self-importance.
Can Gordon Brown make a break with all this and lead Britain towards a more healthy normality? There has been the “Red Brown” of 1970s socialism, the pale pink Brown of Kinnockite supply-side socialism, and the Union Jack Brown of New Labour, New Britishness (18). Will the new era witness the emergence of a fourth Brown that captures the political moment? Little is impossible for a political class so adept at conjuring. But there surely has to be some self-reflection on the policies that got us to where we are – a reckoning of what went wrong is surely essential for the possibility of redemption.
In which case the future of British politics across the United Kingdom may not be shaped by the political parties as we currently know them as there seems little likelihood of their making such a reckoning. David Marquand’s book calls for a democratic republican politics that honestly embraces the territorial issues of the Union and frees the English question from its integument. This is hardly a plausible programme for Brown or Cameron – while Clegg calls for the reinvention of politics but from within the Westminster fastness.
The United Kingdom itself has become part of the problem: a neo-liberal state, and its myriad mixture of territories and lands have been used to create tax havens and legal loopholes such as the Isle of Man, Jersey and Guernsey, sitting outside of the UK, as well as the EU as “Crown Dependencies” (19), which have come to the fore in the current financial crisis, and are the “top tax havens” in the world (20). These entities have become the equivalent of “black holes” in the world financial system – sucking into them monies, companies and their advisers in a vortex of secrecy and lack of transparency.
The decades of Thatcher, Blair and Brown, have witnessed the coalescing of the British state and the politics of neo-liberalism, which are going to have to be disentangled and defeated. This will require the recognition that all of the mainstream political traditions have been diminished and corrupted, and that all of them will have to address the need to reflect a sense of “defiant humility” as Goran Therborn has stated, consisting of “defiance before the forces of capital and empire” and “humility before the coming new world and the learning and unlearning that it will call for” (21).
Neo-liberalism bent and contorted all of Britain’s political parties, institutions and philosophies, while changing the notion of “the self” as personal neo-liberalism psychologised and individualised every issue and concern. It enforced what Norwegian sociologist Thomas Mathiesen called “the creation of acquiescence” through the process of “silently silencing”, whereby public opinion and what was seen as legitimate areas of debate was managed and manufactured in the media and politics (22). These developments have seen the slow, gradual entrenchment of the neo-liberal order across all British public life, to the extent that people advocate and voice its values often without realising it.
The current set of events, uncertainty and instability shows the failure of the world that neo-liberalism brought about. This is an historic opportunity and challenge to all of us: whether we be progressives, liberals, conservatives, nationalists, or just concerned about the future of Britain and the world.
SEVEN INITIAL STEPS TO BEGIN TO CHALLENGE NEO-LIBERALISM:
1. We need to identify “the official future” – the mantra of globalisation wherever it is – nationally, internationally, in the public and private realms, and critique it, defeat it and supplant it (23);
2. The world view of the bloviators – the Floridas, Gladwells and others – who have offered themselves as voices and apologists for the winners and the global order, needs to be seen as part of the problem, along with the damage they have done and their role in legitimising the “new conservatism”;
3. Public discourse has to be reclaimed from the neo-liberals, whether first wave, second wave, instrumental, personal or unwittingly. Government and public agencies need to fundamentally rethink how they conceive and think of policy, the language and values in documents, and whose voice and interest such processes are serving;
4. The British “public” overall does not see itself in the language of “consumers” and “customers” in relation to public service. For the last thirty years, the public have been force-fed a diet of New Public Management, choice and privatisation, and still they don’t find it attractive or buy it. Sadly nor do people see themselves in the idea of “citizens”. We need to think, nurture and organise public services in new ways which are neither New Right nor the technical fixes of co-production (24);
5. Policy literalism is increasingly recognised as a problematic way of doing politics (25). There is a direct link between the micro-policy and management of the Blair-Brown years – legislation “overload” and command and control – and the suffocating consensus of the mainstream, which shuts down open discussion of the macro-questions about the economy and society;
6. The nature of the British state is fundamental to the current crisis and laid the basis for the acute nature of the problems Britain faces in the global downturn. The British regime formed over the thirty years of Thatcher to Brown has seen an inter-twinning of the economic, social and political into a neo-liberal state and polity that commands the loyalty of all the main parties. An escape route has yet to be discovered given the closed nature of the British system.
7. Any such escape needs the people of the United Kingdom to make their own claim upon public power with a modern form of citizenship which aids an emancipatory state, culture and society. This will involve a political culture and system which recognises the centrality of fundamental human rights that protect minorities as well as a modern liberty that stops the development of an authoritarian, database state. All of which will require a way of retelling and reimagining the stories of the peoples and the nations of the UK.
1. Richard Eckersley, Well and Good: How We Feel and Why It Matters, Text Publishing Company 2004.
2. David Marquand, Britain since 1918: The Strange Career of British Democracy, Weidenfeld and Nicolson 2008, p. 404.
3. Anthony Barnett, ‘Empire State’, in Anthony Barnett (ed.), Power and the Throne: Monarchy Debate, Vintage 1994.
4. Alan S. Millward, The European Rescue of the Nation-State, Routledge 2nd edn. 1999.
5. Colin Leys, ‘The Cynical State’, in Leo Panitch and Colin Leys (eds), Socialist Register 2006: Telling the Truth, http://socialistregister.com/recent/leys
6. Peter Oborne, ‘Lord Mandy, his murky friends and the debasing of our democracy’, Daily Mail, October 25th 2008.
7. Brian Brivati, The End of Decline: Blair and Brown in Power, Politico’s Publishing 2007.
8. Quoted in Richard Reeves ‘This Is Cameron’, Public Policy Research, June-August 2008, p. 65.
9. Gerry Hassan, ‘Thatcher’s Shadow Falls over Scotland’, Open Democracy, August 26th 2008, http://www.opendemocracy.net/article/ourkingdom-theme/thatcher-s-shadow-over-salmond
10. http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2008/nov/04/donald-trump-scottish-golf-course
11. HM Government Scotland Office, Government Evidence to the Commission on Scottish Devolution, November 10th 2008, http://www.commissiononscottishdevolution.org.uk/
12. ‘Cato’, Guilty Men, Victor Gollancz 1940.
13. Anthony Barnett, Iron Brittania: Why Parliament Waged Its Falklands War, Allison and Busby 1982, Ch. 3, ‘Churchillism’; Gerry Hassan, ‘Labour, Britishness and concepts of ‘nation’ and ‘state’’, in Gerry Hassan (ed.), After Blair: Politics after the New Labour Decade, Lawrence and Wishart in association with Compass 2007.
14. David Cameron, ‘A day of reckoning for the banking industry’, December 15th 2008, http://www.conservatives.com/News/News_stories/2008/12/A_day_of_reckoning_for_the_banking_industry.aspx
15. Theodor Adorno, quoted in Zygmunt Bauman, Liquid Fear, Polity Press 2006, p. 170.
16. Tim Adams, ‘The man who can’t stop thinking’, The Observer, November 16th 2008, http://www.guardian.co.uk/books/2008/nov/16/malcolm-gladwell-interview-outliers
17. Will Hutton, ‘Spend or Save? Free-marketeers and the Keynesians row over the road to salvation’, The Observer, December 14th 2008,
http://www.guardian.co.uk/business/2008/dec/14/keynesian-economic-recovery-brown-germany
18. Gerry Hassan, ‘Reading Brown: Don’t Mess with the Missionary Man: Brown, Moral Compasses and the Road to Britishness’, Political Quarterly, Special Issue on Britishness, forthcoming 2009.
19. One of the few UK Government documents which examines the Isle of Man and Channel Islands and their relationship to the UK is the Report of the Royal Commission on the Constitution: Volume One, Cmnd. 5460, HMSO 1973.
20. George Monbiot, ‘Even in this crisis, the government still offers refuge to pinstriped pirates’, The Guardian, December 16th 2008,
http://www.guardian.co.uk/commentisfree/2008/dec/16/tax-avoidance-regulators-havens
21. Goran Therborn, ‘After Dialectics: Radical Social Theory in a Post-Communist World’, New Left Review 43, January-February 2007, p. 114.
22. Thomas Mathiesen, Silently Silenced: Essays on the Creation of Acquiescence in Modern Society, Waterside Press 2004, p. 9.
23. On critiquing and challenging “the official future” see: Gerry Hassan, Eddie Gibb and Lydia Howland (eds), Scotland 2020: Hopeful Stories for a Northern Nation, Demos 2005; Gerry Hassan, Melissa Mean and Charlie Tims, The Dreaming City: Glasgow 2020 and the Power of Mass Imagination, Demos 2007.
24. John Clarke, Janet Newman, Nick Smith, Elizabeth Vidler and Louise Westmarland, Creating Citizen-Consumers: Changing Publics and Changing Public Services, Sage 2007.
25. Ted Nordhaus and Michael Shellenberger, Breakthrough: From the Death of Environmentalism to the Politics of Possibility, Houghton Mifflin 2007.
This is a revised and rewritten version of an essay originally published on Open Democracy:
http://www.opendemocracy.net/article/email/britain-s-neo-liberal-state
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Vietnam National Survey Assessment of the Status of Iodine Deficiency and Disorders 2000
Ministry of Health (Vietnam)
United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF)
Ministry of Health (Vietnam), United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF). Vietnam National Survey Assessment of the Status of Iodine Deficiency and Disorders 2000.
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Patz receives APHA award for environmental leadership
GHI Director Jonathan Patz's work in climate change and health will be honored with the Homer Calver Award from the American Public Health Association's Environment Division. (Photo by Jeff Miller/UW-Madison)
The American Public Health Association (APHA) will recognize University of Wisconsin-Madison Professor Jonathan Patz’s pioneering work in climate change and health when he receives the Homer Calver Award on Monday, November 2, at the association’s annual conference.
“Dr. Patz was selected because he is an international leader in climate change and health and has emphasized the translation of his research results into the practice of environmental public health in the field,” says Barbara Glenn, chair of the awards committee. “He is a long-time member of APHA and the Environment Section and was an early voice in the organization advocating that climate change is an urgent public health issue.”
“I feel so honored to receive this special award, and I’m even more delighted that APHA has shown incredible leadership in communicating its strong concern about climate change health risks,” says Patz, director of the University of Wisconsin-Madison Global Health Institute (GHI) and John P. Holton Chair in Health and the Environment with appointments in the Nelson Institute for Environmental Studies and the Department of Population Health Sciences.
The Calver Award, presented by the APHA Environment Division, recognizes exemplary environmental health leadership, and the accompanying lecture is an opportunity for the winner to highlight late-breaking — and often controversial and paradigm-shifting — issues in environmental health science. Previous recipients include former U.S. Surgeon General Dr. David Satcher, former EPA Administrator Carol Browner, former National Institutes of Environmental Health Director Dr. Kenneth Olden, and founder and Director of We ACT for Environmental Justice Peggy Shepherd.
“As the most-pressing environmental issue for the planet—climate change—the Environment Section of APHA is honored to have Dr. Patz discuss this issue as the 46th Homer N. Calver Lecturer,” says Leon Vinci, from the Environment Section.
A long history of climate change/health activism
In 1994, Patz organized the first-ever panel session on climate change for the APHA and later wrote the association’s first policy resolution on the threat climate change poses for health.
Now, his concerns are front-page news as international leaders from President Obama to
Patz will lead a Massive Open Online Course beginning November 9, exploring climate change policy and public health.
Pope Francis recognize the devastating effects of climate change on health and nearly all world governments meet in December for the United Nations’ Conference of Parties to negotiate a binding commitment to avert climate change, including actions to protect
human health. The consequences of climate change are a priority for the APHA Environment Section, Glenn says. APHA also has designated climate change and health as one of the organization’s few top priorities for advocacy.
In the early 1990s, Patz was a rare voice. He saw climate change as a linchpin preventive medicine issue that included energy policy, pollution, population growth and multi-pathway risks to health. “It was barely investigated back then, so I chased it with that much more fervor,” he says.
Patz would go on to organize the first climate change and health briefing for then-EPA Administrator Carol Browner. He was a lead author for the U.N. Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change for 15 years and contributed to winning the Nobel Peace Prize in 2007. He’s testified before both Houses of Congress and co-chaired the health panel of the first congressionally mandated U.S. National Assessment on Climate Variability and Change.
Patz co-edited the recently released comprehensive text on climate change and public health.
Patz will lead a Massive Open Online Course, beginning November 9, that explores the intersection of climate change policy and health, and his recent book, “Climate Change and Public Health,”co-edited with Barry Levy, APHA past president, is a comprehensive core curriculum on the issue.
“Climate change poses enormous risks to our health, from heat waves and floods, to food security, infectious diseases and social disruption,” Patz says. Yet, he adds, “Climate change policy toward a clean energy society could be the greatest public health opportunity we’ve had in more than a century—especially in the face of accelerating rates of chronic diseases worldwide.”
Patz’s ongoing research, therefore, focuses more on the benefits of reducing the use of fossil fuels in terms of lives saved from less air pollution, lower meat diets and increased physical activity. “Moving to a low-carbon economy could have enormous benefits in terms of these three issues,” he says. “This is where I would say that policies to combat climate change would be a net financial gain. Studies around the globe are showing public health benefits (through lower health care costs and fewer deaths) more than outweigh the initial costs of replacing fossil fuels with cleaner energy sources.”
Patz delivers the Homer N. Calver Lecture, “From the Margins to Mainstream: History of Climate Change in the Public Health Discourse,” at the Environment Section luncheon, Monday, November 2, in McCormick Place, Chicago. Calver Award Poster
By Ann Grauvogl/ October 29, 2015
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Be the Change in Your Community – Run for a Seat on Your Neighborhood Council. Election is May 4, 2019.
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Neighborhood Councils are the closest form of government to the people. They give their communities a voice at City Hall on important issues like development, homelessness, and public safety.
Neighborhood Councils are advisory bodies with annual budgets funded by taxpayer dollars. Board members are City officials who are elected by those who live, work, or own property or a business in the community that a Council represents, and they donate their time and service as volunteers.
The Neighborhood Council system was established in 1999 as a way of ensuring that the City government remains responsive to the different needs and lifestyles of Los Angeles’ rich variety of communities. There are currently 99 Neighborhood Councils in Los Angeles, each serving about 40,000 people.
The first candidate filing period begins December 16, 2018. Neighborhood Council elections will be held from late March to mid-June. LA’s 99 Neighborhood Councils form the grassroots level of the Los Angeles city government. The system was established in 1999 to connect their communities to City Hall. The Neighborhood Councils advocate on issues like homelessness, land use, housing, emergency preparedness, sustainability, aging, youth programs, transportation, and parks. While Neighborhood Council board members are volunteers, they are public officials elected by the members of their community. Our board members serve two-year terms. For more information: https://clerk.lacity.org/elections/neighborhood-council-elections
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One comment on “Be the Change in Your Community – Run for a Seat on Your Neighborhood Council. Election is May 4, 2019.”
William Kucheravy says:
Somehow I must have overlooked the list of candidate positions that are up for election. Could you please send me the link to that list, including the position and the responsibilities of that position?
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Home Museum Grant Will Make Textiles Available Globally via Digital Database
Museum Grant Will Make Textiles Available Globally via Digital Database
The $250,000 award from the Institute of Museum and Library Services creates funding for high-resolution photography and digital data collection of some 5,200 objects.
Pieces from the George Washington University Museum and The Textile Museum collection are laid out for digital photography at the Avenir Center. (William Atkins/GW Today)
Tessa Lummis, registrar of the George Washington University Museum and The Textile Museum, sometimes feels as if she’s sitting on buried treasure. The museum’s 21,000-item textile collection is so vast that most of it has to be stored at the Avenir Foundation Conservation and Collections Resource Center on GW’s Virginia Science and Technology Campus.
Only about 8 percent of the collection has ever been digitally photographed in high resolution. And those include many pieces too fragile or sensitive to display, including pre-Columbian pieces from Peru that have retained their vivid colors for nearly a millennium.
“There are so many hidden gems,” said Ms. Lummis, who received her M.A. in museum studies from GW in 2010. “And when people don’t know they’re there, those pieces can’t contribute to the larger scholarly field.”
Fortunately, much more of the museum’s vast holdings will soon be accessible to an international scholarly and artistic audience. The George Washington University Museum and The Textile Museum recently received a $249,961 grant from the Institute of Museum and Library Services in support of their existing intiative to create a publicly accessible digital collections database., With that funding, the museum aims to add high-resolution photography and comprehensive object data for an additional 25 percent of the collection and create opportunities for students to train for future museum careers.
Photographing the objects is just one part of digital archiving, but even that is no simple process. The Avenir Center space is multi-use, so any photography project set up there has to be easy to disassemble. But careful lighting is required to illuminate an object without damaging it. Getting comprehensive photographs, particularly of a large object, can involve complex camera setups involving a catwalk or portable boom. And while Ms. Lummis said she and her team have been able to do short-term archival projects that allowed them to experiment with equipment and setup, there has been no funding for staff dedicated full-time to the project.
The IMLS grant will provide the museum with funding to hire a full-time collections photographer, who will outfit the museum’s new photography studio and shoot high-resolution images of objects in the collections. It also funds the hiring of a student collections resident, tasked with assisting the photographer with art handling, and two student curatorial residents. They will assist in researching objects and compiling data previously accessible only in historic card catalogues and other physical files—including an object’s place and date of origin, measurements, style, material and technique—into the new digital MuseumPlus database. Records for six thousand textiles in the collection will be searchable through a publically accessible database by 2020.
“It’s all about increasing access and exposure to a wider, more diverse audience,” she said.
The grant funding runs from Oct. 1 of this year through the end of Sept. 30, 2020. One of Ms. Lummis’ first priorities has been working with curators to assemble a list of priority objects to be documented, including pieces of which researchers requested high-resolution images at times when her team was not able to provide them.
“I’m thrilled,” she said. “It’s going to be a very busy workroom because the more high-quality photography we do, the more accessible our database is, the more requests we’re going to get for use of the space to physically access collections. Providing people with a window into our collection is so important, particularly now that we’re part of a university.”
She also said she is particularly excited to work with GW students on creating the museum’s new online presence.
“They will not only get museum experience, but they’ll also get experience working on a federal grant, which is not something students get every day,” she said. “Inevitably all of these students, if they’re going into the museum field, will deal with that process. So this is valuable insight.”
Originally published on October 29, 2018 on gwtoday.gwu.edu
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Took over a farm in the Federal State of Mecklenburg – Western Pomerania in the eastern part of Germany after reunification in 1990. Farm is 650 hectares - canola, wheat, sweet corn and sugar beets.
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Canada’s Adam Hadwin in striking distance as Masters tees off
By Staff The Canadian Press
Posted April 5, 2018 9:30 pm
Adam Hadwin of Canada hits his second shot on the first hole during first round play of the 2018 Masters golf tournament at the Augusta National Golf Club in Augusta, Georgia, U.S., April 5, 2018. REUTERS/Brian Snyder
AUGUSTA, Ga. – Canada’s Adam Hadwin is off to a fast start at the Augusta National, and after one round is in a good position to top his finish from last year.
The 30-year-old from Abbotsford, B.C., shot an impressive 3-under 69 on Thursday in the first round of the Masters to enter into a seven-way tie for fourth, three shots back of leader Jordan Spieth. Hadwin made his first appearance at Augsta National last year, finishing tied for 36th.
Hadwin could have been in a tie for second with Tony Finau and Matt Kuchar but he bogeyed on the par-4 18th hole to fall back into the pack.
Thanks to three top-10 finishes, Hadwin has already earned more than US$1.1 million this season. His best result was a tie for third at the CareerBuilder Challenge in January. Hadwin also finished in the Top 30 of the FedEx Cup standings last season.
Mike Weir, who is celebrating the 15th anniversary of his 2003 Masters victory this year, makes up the other half of this week’s Canadian contingent. He shot a 4-over 76 on Thursday to tie for 62nd.
Weir, from Bright’s Grove, Ont., was an assistant captain at last September’s Presidents Cup, where Hadwin was a member of the International team. Weir told The Canadian Press in January that he was impressed with Hadwin’s attention to detail, work ethic and “inner fire.”
“He wants to be great,” said Weir at the time.
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MEMBER SPOTLIGHT: Dominick Paoloni
Dominick Paoloni is the Vice President of our Executive Board of Directors and Governance Chairperson.
Dominick is the founder and CIO of IPS Strategic Capital and has served the investment community for over 35 years. He received his Certified Investment Management Analyst (CIMA®) through the Wharton School of Business and completed the College for Financial Planning’s CFP certification program. Currently, he is An Adjunct Professor at the University of Denver, he frequently lectures in Denver and internationally on the real-world use of derivatives in risk-defined money management.
What do people often thank you for?
Commitment to excellence in protecting and growing my investors´ life savings and steering their hard-earned assets through the jungle of economic turmoil.
What do you see as your place or purpose in life? How did you come to that conclusion?.
There’s no greater purpose in life than service to others.” I believe in reincarnation and the things we do, learn, teach, love, and give in this life are really all about the growth of our soul through the journey of many lives. Therefore, I believe things like fear and worry are a waste of life, as Jackson Browne once said, this life is just another town along the road. I came to this conclusion because I’ve been told by many spiritual gurus that I’m an old soul. I believe that old souls, as we continue to learn in the current life, live many lives in the past which takes us to a deeper understanding of self.
What’s your favorite aspect about being involved with GlobalOP? And what are your current or former duties?
I believe that my greatest value to GlobalOP and my greatest gift that I was given by a higher power is my ability to think outside-the-box and be creative. This helps Katie Hilborn (the founder & CEO) build a sustainable, charitable organization where we can build empowerment centers globally that can stand and grow as an answer to the greed that encompasses the world. As a successful business owner, I understand the aspects of running a business, in which I can help to be a mentor to the growth of GlobalOP. My current duties are to help oversee and direct the associate board in order to execute given guidance to Katie on business decisions and use my organization to execute these ideas.
If Global Orphan Prevention were to be on the cover of your favorite magazine in five years, what would the story be about?
It would be a photo of Katie Hilborn that states “some people see things as they are and say why, but Katie saw things that never were and said why not.” It would be about how Katie’s determination and drive was able to affect change in the world.
What do you feel have been the important successes in your life? The frustrations?
Michael Jordan once said, “I’ve failed over and over and over again in my life, and that is why I succeed.” We learn when we fail, we don’t when we succeed. Success is not the destination, it’s the journey. I have been frustrated by ignorance and ego. Stephen Hawking once said “ignorance is not the absence of knowledge, it’s the illusion of knowledge.” Ego is the reason why people don’t expand and learn. Have humility and be open minded and you can have the knowledge of the universe.
What would be your advice to younger generations about learning about causes, getting involved, and doing something about it?
One person can make a difference and if you believe that at a young age, then you could be the next Martin Luther King. The butterfly effect: this effect grants the power to cause a hurricane in China to a butterfly flapping its wings in New Mexico. It may take a very long time, but the effect is real. If the butterfly had not flapped its wings at the very right time, the hurricane would not have happened. We all have the power of the butterfly.
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Home » Authors » William Wordsworth
English, 1770–1850
William Wordsworth was a major English Romantic poet who, along with Samuel Taylor Coleridge, helped to launch the Romantic Age in English literature with their joint publication Lyrical Ballads (1798). Wordsworth’s magnum opus is generally considered to be The Prelude, a semiautobiographical poem of his early years that he revised and expanded a number of times. It was posthumously titled and published, before which it was generally known as “the poem to Coleridge.” Wordsworth was Britain’s Poet Laureate from 1843 until his death in 1850.
The Prelude
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Church’s Countercultural Witness through Resettlement of Syrian Refugees
by Robert Parham | Feb 8, 2017 | Opinion
Opposition to the resettlement of Syrian refugees was vigorous before President Trump’s executive order banning them from entering the country.
A majority of Americans – 54 percent – expressed opposition in November 2015 to the United States accepting Syrian refugees, according to a Washington Post and ABC News poll, reported Time magazine.
About the same time, the U.S. House of Representatives voted 289-137 to suspend the program that allowed Syrians into the country.
With 47 Democrats and 242 Republicans, the vote was strong enough to override President Obama’s threatened veto. Senate Minority Leader Harry Reid said he would attempt to block the bill.
Other efforts also sought to prohibit the resettlement of Syrian refugees.
Indiana governor, and now vice president, Mike Pence tried. A federal appeals court rejected Pence’s case.
That court decision forced the Texas attorney general to back away from his anti-resettlement efforts.
A long-time opponent to refugee resettlement, Georgia Gov. Nathan Deal issued in November 2015 an executive order halting state agencies from being involved with Syrian refugee resettlement.
Now, almost two years later, we have the most visible move to keep out Syrian refugees.
President Trump has issued an executive order barring Syrian refugees from entering the United States. “I hereby proclaim that the entry of nationals of Syria as refugees is detrimental to the interests of the United States and thus suspend any such entry until such time as I have determined that sufficient changes have been made to the USRAP (U.S. Refugee Admissions Program) to ensure that admission of Syrian refugees is consistent with the national interest.”
Anti-Trump Americans were given another reason to protest.
Pew Research said that of the 12,485 admitted Syrian refugees in 2016, “Nearly all of them (99 percent) were Muslim and less than 1 percent were Christian.”
Underscore Muslim and Syrian. Add the public and political opposition to refugees. Toss in the fear of terrorism.
Given these powerful forces, a remarkably surprising counter-witness has emerged.
Churches have quietly pursued an alternative moral vision with feet. Churches have refused to follow the lead of politicians and public opinion. They see the issue as one of biblical faithfulness, not politics. Churches have been at the forefront of resettling Syrian refugees.
According to World Relief, a resettlement organization, 1,000 churches are involved with resettling Syrian refugees. Many are no doubt Baptists.
Brent McDougal, pastor of Dallas’ Cliff Temple Baptist Church, wrote in September 2015 about his church’s partnership with Gateway of Grace to resettle five Syrian families.
Bryant Wright, former president of the Southern Baptist Convention and pastor of Johnson Ferry Baptist Church in Atlanta, said in December 2015 that his church was seeking to help a Muslim Syrian refugee family.
A year later, Johnson Ferry was helping seven Syrian families.
The congregation’s pastor for global ministries, Bryan Hanson, said, “a lot of people want to make this (the Syrian refugee crisis) a political issue; for us, it’s a biblical issue.”
Another Georgia Baptist church also stepped into the breach. First Baptist Church of Gainesville adopted a Muslim Syrian family a year ago, providing them with housing and groceries.
College Park Baptist Church in Greensboro, North Carolina, began helping earlier this year a newly arrived Muslim Syrian family with five young boys.
Pastor Michael Usey said helping a refugee family was a positive thing to do “in this dark time in America.” He said practicing hospitality to foreigners was “deeply in our Jewish and Christian DNA.”
College Park’s refugee resettlement efforts go back more than 23 years when the church resettled a South Vietnamese general’s family.
Another North Carolina church, Knollwood Baptist in Winston-Salem, welcomed its first Syrian Muslim family of seven in May 2016. Knollwood and Temple Emanuel collaborated to resettle another Syrian Muslim family of four in September.
Knollwood’s pastor, Bob Setzer, said the congregation’s “hearts were moved… by the plight of refugees from Syria (and elsewhere) who are desperate to find sanctuary from wholesale war and unspeakable atrocities.” He added, “we just thought it was the ‘Jesus thing’ to do.”
Another Winston-Salem congregation, Ardmore Baptist Church, is also engaged in helping a Syrian refugee family.
Unfortunately, we don’t have a registry of Baptist churches engaged in resettling Syrian refugees. We need one for the sake of collaboration and education.
Church resettlement of Syrian refugees and those from seven other “countries of concern” offers a countercultural witness to the dominant culture.
The church’s moral responsibilities differ from the state’s national security interests, showing courage in the face of fear.
Perhaps what is taking place almost beneath the radar may be a good sign of a nonpartisan yet resistant church to secular politics.
Robert Parham is executive editor of EthicsDaily.com and executive director of its parent organization, the Baptist Center for Ethics. Follow him on Twitter at RobertParham1 and friend him on Facebook. Order his new book, “The Disturbances.” It is available as either a paperback or an e-book.
Robert Parham
Robert M. Parham (1953 – 2017) was the founder and executive director of Baptist Center for Ethics from 1991 to 2017. He served as executive editor of EthicsDaily.com, BCE’s website, from its launch in 2002 until 2017.
Tags: Baptists, Immigration, Refugees, Robert Parham, Syria
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11 African American slave owners that will completely change your historical perspective
African American slave owners have been largely unknown and unspoken of throughout history. This is primarily because slaves were seen as property and their owners were usually white. However, there were a number of African American slaveholders throughout the United States during the antebellum period.
This changes the historical perspective on slavery in a number of ways. First, it shows that slavery was not just a white man's institution. Second, it reveals that some African Americans actually benefited from the system of slavery. Finally, it challenges the idea that all African Americans were opposed to slavery.
The existence of African American slave owners challenges many assumptions about slavery and its history. It is important to learn about this little-known aspect of American history in order to more fully understand the complicated reality of slavery in the United States. Now let’s take a look at each of the African Americans who own slaves:
Richard Edward Dereef
An American lumber trader and politician, Richard Edward Dereef lived from 1798 to 1876 and was a former black slave who gained his freedom and owned forty black slaves. He constructed a property in Wraggborough. On the East Side of Charleston, he rented out his properties, and some of his tenants were white people. He was thought to be one of the wealthiest black people in Charleston. Because he was a slave owner and owned 40 slaves, his slaves were darker in skin colour than him, since he belonged to a lighter skin group that did not associate with darker blacks and looked down on them in all areas of life.
African Americans who own slaves
William Ellison
William Ellison Jr., born as April Ellison, was an African-American slave who achieved considerable success as a slaveowner before the American Civil War. He was a U.S. cotton gin producer and blacksmith in South Carolina.
Among the best-documented cases of African American, slave owners is that of William Ellison, a cotton gin maker based in South Carolina. Ellison did not think of himself as black but rather a man of color, a mulatto. At a time when the great majority of blacks in the South were slaves and almost all free blacks were impoverished, Ellison was considered a very wealthy person among free persons of color in the America South and wealthier than many white people.
Ellison have a massive plantation for cotton and also have slaves that surpassed all persons of color who ever lived in the Southside of Louisiana. He even has more than some of the richest white planters. In 1840 Ellison owned thirty slaves. By 1847 Ellison's property had expanded to 350 acres and thirty-six slaves. And it is recorded that just before the Civil War, he possessed sixty-three slaves. Ellison’s slaves laboured in fields and were taught to make and repair cotton gins.
Antoine Dubuclet
Antoine Dubuclet Jr. (1810-1887) was the State Treasurer of Louisiana from 1868-1878, and was one of the wealthiest African Americans in the nation before the American Civil War. After the war, he became the first person of African descent to hold the office of Louisiana Treasurer.
Dubuclet was born in Iberville Parish near Baton Rouge to Antoine Dubuclet Sr. and Marie Felecite Gray, both free blacks. His father was part owner of Cedar Grove, a successful sugar plantation inherited from his parents, Joseph Antoine Dubuclet and Rosie Belly.
After the death of his father, his mother left for New Orleans with his younger siblings; Antoine Dubuclet then inherited his father's duties and helped in managing the plantation which contained more than 70 slaves. In 1834, the plantation was shared between Dubuclet and his siblings.
In the early 17th-century Virginia colony, Anthony Johnson, an Angolan black man, became wealthy. He was one of the first African Americans whose lifetime ownership of a slave was acknowledged by Virginia courts. He was initially indentured in 1621, and after several years earned his freedom, acquiring land from the colony.
He then became a tobacco farmer in Maryland. He was known as ‘the black patriarch of the first Negro property owners' community in America' after finishing his indenture term.
Andrew Durnford
Andrew Durnford (1792-1859), a black plantation owner who lived in Louisiana between 1828 and 1859, was the only plantation owner during that time who used black slaves. The son of Andrew Durnford Sr. inherited his father's sugar plantation in Louisiana in 1828, and he died in 1859.
There was a time He travelled to Virginia in 1835 to buy extra slaves. During that trip, he sent letters to his friend and business partner Thomas MacDonough, which were preserved and studied by David O. Whitten for their insights into slave trading.
Durnford, according to Whitten, allowed his slaves to earn money through their extra work. Slaves who wished to buy their freedom were attracted by this sort of work.
Whitten also noted the instances where Durnford's letters mentioned slave deaths as a result of illness or accidental injury at work.
Marie Catherine Laveau, who lived from September 10, 1801 to June 15, 1881 was a Louisiana Creole practitioner of Voodoo, herbalist and midwife who was renowned in New Orleans. Historical records show that Marie Catherine Laveau was born a free woman of color in colonial New Orleans (the French Quarter today), Louisiana (New France) on Thursday, September 10, 1801.
Marie Laveau is the daughter of a white frenchman named Charles Laveau Trudeau, a politician, and her mother Marguerite D'Arcantel, a free woman of color. Marie Laveau is confirmed to have owned seven slaves at least during her lifetime.
John Carruthers Stanly
John Carruthers Stanly (1774-1845), a North Carolina slave owner and a wealthy free black resident, was one of the biggest slaveholders in the state. Stanly was the illegitimate son of privateer John Wright Stanly and the half-brother of U.S. Congressman John Stanly.
The illegitimate son of a privateer, Stanly was born a slave but used his intelligence and family connections to become an entrepreneur, land developer, and plantation owner. Stanly owned a large plantation and twice as many slaves as the second-largest free black slave owner in the South.
Ana Gallum
Anansi Wiggins, also known as Nansi Gallum, who was born in 1755 and died in 1840, was a Senegalese woman who was enslaved in Florida and became a slave-owning planter. Gallum, who worked the plantation after her husband died, actively participated in the cattle and slave trade.
When she was assaulted by a man named Pedro Cassaly in early 1799, Cassaly drowned on the road when he returned to St. Augustine after purchasing cattle. As a result, she gave birth to her final child named Pedro Cassaly II in the same year, who was born as a result of this encounter.
She petitioned the courts for assistance for her child due to his unfortunate birth, but was denied because she inherited the wealth of her husband's estate, thus making her a wealthy woman.
Eulalie de Mandéville
Eulalie de Mandéville, better known as Cécée Macarty, a placée and businesswoman who lived from 1774 to 1848, was an American. She is considered the ‘most successful free mulatto businesswoman' in the Antebellum South. In 1830, she had a fortune worth $155,000.229, made up of 32 slaves. Between 1820 and 1865, she was listed as one of the wealthiest black entrepreneurs in the United States. She was the owner of 32 slaves, the largest slaveholder among the free mulatto population of New Orleans.
Rosette Rochon
Rosette Rochon, who lived between 1767 and 1863, was an American placée and businesswoman in New Orleans. She was a key figure in the Gens de couleur libres society, which fought for the civil rights of free people of color. Just like Eulalie de Mandéville and Marie Thérèse Metoyer, she was among the most prominent placées in New Orleans, and she made a fortune through investments in dry goods, cattle, banking, slave trading, and real estate.
Anne Rossignol
Anne Rossignol was a prominent signare businessperson and slave trader, who lived from 1730 to 1810. she given birth to On Gorée, she moved to Saint-Domingue in 1775, where she turned out to be one of the three wealthiest free coloured entrepreneurs, alongside Jeanne-Genevieve Deslandes in Port-au-Prince and Zabeau Bellanton in Cap-Francais. she, however, moved to Charleston, South Carolina after which she was known as the first free black person to voluntarily and freely emigrate to the United States during the Haitian Revolution.
Elizabeth Frazer Skelton
Elizabeth Frazer Skelton, better known as “Mammy Skelton,” was an Euro-African slave trader who lived from 1800 to 1855. Elizabeth Skelton, the daughter of a West African trader, married William Skelton Jr., an Anglo-African trader from Kissing. They founded the slave fort Victoria on the Rio Nunez in 1825/26, which they jointly managed.
Slaves were taken to Portuguese Bissau by canoe or overland via Victoria in about 1840, after the British West Africa Squadron and the Blockade of Africa pressured the slave traders of the region to shift to growing peanuts with slave labour. She was also one of the leading figures in this trade. In 1851, Elizabeth received her inheritance after her father died, worth over one million dollars.
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What is a Hoplite in Ancient Greece?
A hoplite was an ancient Greek soldier who fought primarily with spears and shields.
A hoplite is a type of soldier in the Greek army of classical antiquity who was equipped with a heavy shield and spear to fight in the phalanx formation. The spear was used for thrusting and stabbing, while the large shield provided protection from missiles fired by enemy archers. They are also known as heavy infantry.
The word “hoplite” comes from “hoplon” meaning “heavy infantryman”. Hoplites were the citizen-soldiers of most Ancient Greek city-states, while only citizens who owned land could afford hoplite equipment. The military capabilities of hoplites made them the equal of cavalry (hippeis) and light infantry (peltasts) despite their lack of mobility.
Hoplites were organized into phalanxes, or large formations of men standing shoulder to shoulder in a square or rectangular shape. Each phalanx had anywhere from 50 to 200 men, who would fight together as one unit. In some cases, when two phalanxes met on the battlefield, they would join together into one larger formation called an “aspis” (plural: “aspides”). These large formations were capable of defeating smaller armies through sheer force of numbers.
The most famous battle involving hoplites was at Marathon, where they defeated the Persians (led by Darius) after running 26 miles/42 kilometers to fight them!
This type of soldier has become an icon for many reasons, and it is still remembered today.
What is a Hoplite in Ancient Greece?. (2023, Jan 09). Retrieved from https://graduateway.com/qa/what-is-a-hoplite-in-ancient-greece/
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Gradus AD announced in the Commercial register an invitation for convening of a re...
The subsidiary of Gradus AD, Gradus-1 EOOD, increased its portfolio of sausages with pork with the brand „I eat!", falling within the high segment of meat products. The new line of products has been realized as part of the investment program of the company by purchasing two new presses for raw-dried products of the highest class.
Since November, the mew sausages under the brand „I eat!" can be found in the distribution network.
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Paris Saint-Germain Welcome Barcelona to the Parc des Prince and Begin a New Era
by Ricardo Bernard on August 7, 2012
I arrived at Parc des Princes at about 3:45 on Saturday afternoon to watch Paris Saint-Germain take on FC Barcelona. I took the 9 train from the Champs Elysées to Porte de St. Cloud and exited the station with a compilation of ’80s music pumping through my headphones. When I reached street level I bought a scalped ticket for four times the face value and began a nostalgic walk to the stadium. It had been ten years since I last visited Parc des Princes. In those days I was a study abroad student at Sciences Po and PSG was a blip on the European football radar. But today I arrived four hours before kickoff because something new is in the air in Paris. PSG has spent more money than anyone in Europe this summer and since Qatar Sports Investment bought the team last season they have laid out over $250 million on transfer fees, with the majority of it — about $220 million — purchasing players from the Italian Serie A league. This summer alone, PSG bought Zlatan Ibrahimovic, Thiago Silva, Marco Verratti, and Ezequiel Lavezzi. It’s these kinds of arrivals that inspired PSG fans to surround team Director Leonardo’s car on his way to the stadium Saturday chanting “merci Leo” and causing him to miss much of the pregame pomp and circumstance.
At around 6 p.m., shortly after Paul Simon’s “Diamonds on the Soles of Her Shoes” stopped playing on my iPod, the PSG team bus pulled up in front of the stadium. By then I’d been standing outside over two hours in the unrelenting heat that claimed two faint victims. There were about 500 PSG fans who stood by eyeing every luxury vehicle wondering if Ibrahimovic was in it. They were hungry for something to cheer for and erupted into a chant of “Ici C’est Paris,” (this is Paris) as the players got off the bus and walked down a red carpet that seemed more fitting for the Cannes Film Festival than for a preseason match that would end 2-2, with Barcelona winning on penalties.
Few things scream “look at me” quite like new money. There were over 50 police officers outside the stadium and another 10 men in black suits lining the red carpet. PSG has been throwing its weight around since the infusion of Qatari money and even though they are the tenth most successful team in France, in terms of historical league performance, there is a sense surrounding the club that their time has arrived.
The loudest cheers on the red carpet were reserved for PSG’s eccentric young defender Mamadou Sakho and Ibrahimovic, who acknowledged the fans with a tip of his cap.
When I entered the stadium I settled into the Bleu Bas section and realized I paid 150 Euros for a nosebleed seat of a preseason friendly. Always know a stadium’s geography before you buy scalped tickets. I could hardly see the corner flag of the far section of the field because a large spiked metal barrier blocked my vision. Later I learned it was erected to prevent rival fans from fighting. But if there was a silver lining it was that I was seated next to some of the most raucous PSG fans. Over the next two hours the crowd would achieve a mid-season atmosphere.
The pre-game chatter from PSG’s players and their manager, Carlo Ancelotti, centered on this match being an opportunity to test themselves against the best side in Europe. Although Barcelona did not win the Champions League last season they still occupy a strange position as some kind of ideal that clubs should strive to for. Early on, PSG matched Barcelona’s pace and intensity and got the better of the opening exchanges, but in the sixth minute a mistake from Alex gifted Barcelona its first goal as Rafinha pounced on the Brazilian defender’s error and slotted the ball past Nicolas Douchez to give Barcelona a 1-0 lead.
For the rest of the first half Barcelona dominated possession and it was worrying for PSG that their standout player was Sakho who was tidying up messes all over the field as the Parisian side misplaced one pass after another in midfield. Their play in the attacking third was equally sloppy, as Ibrahimovic and Lavezzi failed to link up and the team resorted to sending long balls aimed towards Ibra that were either cut out by Carles Puyol or found the Swedish striker in an offside position.
The second half started with Barcelona continuing to dominate the proceedings and if their first goal came from nothing the second fell from the sky as Alexis Sanchez won a penalty for doing little more than slipping on the wet turf due to the rain that started at halftime. Leo Messi stepped up and dispatched the penalty to give Barcelona a 2-0 lead. At 2-0 I was ready to settle into thirty minutes of Barcelona steamrolling, but what happened next surprised me. The stadium transformed into a deafening echo chamber of whistles, rhythmic pounding on the metal barriers.
The persistent chant of “Ici c’est Paris” rang out around the stadium. The home team responded, first with a penalty that Ibrahimovic scored to bring the Parisians within a goal. As the second half progressed PSG started finding their rhythm and the crowd got louder and louder. Suddenly passes that were going astray in the first half started finding their targets. The pressure paid off in the 82nd minute when substitute Zoumana Camara headed home a Javier Pastore corner to tie the match at 2-2. By now I was worried that there would be extra time, as I was watching the match with an eye to make it home in time for the women’s 100m final of the Olympics. I was spared the extra time as the match went straight to penalties which Barcelona won 4-1.
It’s hard to draw conclusions from a pre-season match. But on the evidence of the 90 minutes Saturday night, PSG are good enough to compete against Europe’s best teams. And once their players settle in they will be dangerous.
The PSG fans seem equally up to the task, as their belief that this is their year will make Parc des Princes a difficult place to play this season. The caution of course is that this was just a preseason friendly; with all the substitutions, the game lacked balance at times. PSG were also playing a Barcelona side that hadn’t hit anywhere near top gear yet and the reality is that PSG still has a lot of work to do before they can be considered among Europe’s elite clubs. While they can buy almost any player they want, their trophy cabinet is still barren when compared to the likes of Saint-Étienne, Bordeaux, Marseilles, and Lyon. But it would not surprise me if Ancelotti’s message to his team this season is the same one that is inscribed on the team bus and on the stadium: “Rêvons plus grand.” Let’s dream bigger.
After the match I elbowed my way through the cluttered subway station to get home in time for the women’s race. Although I carry an American passport I always root for the country of my birth, Jamaica, during the Olympics. I got home just in time to watch Shelly-Ann Frazier-Pryce’s photo finish, as she took gold in the 100m, running as if she had diamonds on the soles of her shoes.
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Carolina De Jesus
Boston Higher Education Resource Center
Carolina De Jesus serves as the Chief Executive Officer of the Boston Higher Education Resource Center after serving as the Passport to College Program Director between 2012 and 2022. She holds a Bachelor’s degree from UMass Amherst in Business and Communication and a Master’s in Education from Lesley University. Carolina also completed a certificate in Leadership & Management in Nonprofits at Boston University. She has extensive youth education experience, including as a college access coordinator at Middlesex Community College, an after school coordinator at Citizen Schools, and an ESL teacher in South Korea. As a first-generation college grad herself, Carolina has always been passionate about helping young people discover the greatness that lies within them and helping them to unleash those gifts and talents that will change the world. In her free time, Carolina is a missionary in Latin America and she loves to read, learn, and eat great food. If she could choose a place to live in eternally- it would be the beach!
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Living in Haltom City
For those moving to Haltom City, you can look forward to both the novelty of a small town and the benefits of a large city. A 2016 estimate puts median home value at $104,104, below the statewide median. A growing population of over 43,000 in 2016 brings even more opportunities to Haltom City residents. Median rent costs also come in below the statewide average.
Working in Haltom City
Whether you’re looking forward to working in Haltom City or working in nearby Dallas or Fort Worth, you’ll have plenty of employment opportunities in the area. Unemployment has been falling since 2010 and in 2015 was 4.2%, slightly below the statewide average of 4.4% in Texas. Top employers in the area include the local independent school district, City of Haltom City, Hillshare Brands, and others. As mentioned earlier, Dallas and Fort Worth also offer a multitude of employment opportunities. These cities are a brief commute away, making Haltom City a great place to relax away from the bustle of the city, while still being close enough to commute to.
Learning in Haltom City
Haltom City is mainly served by Birdville ISD, the fifth-largest school district in the county. In addition to their elementary, middle, and high schools, the school district also includes one career and technology campus for further education. The school district holds a four year high school graduation rate of over 92%.
Higher education opportunities are also available in Haltom City. The Texas Beauty College is located in the city. Tarrant County College is in nearby Fort Worth. In addition, the University of Texas at Arlington lies a brief commute from Haltom City in Arlington, TX.
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There are many great ways to take a break from work and school in Haltom City! The area offers a wide variety of popular pastimes from outdoor fun to shopping malls. Below are some of the most well known places to visit in Haltom City:
Staying indoors? North East Mall is a great place to walk and shop, and is barely a fifteen minute trip from Haltom City.
Looking for some history? The DFW Elite Toy Museum has thousands of toys, cars, and collectibles from over the years on display for curious visitors.
Trying to find a taste of the area? Texas Brewing Inc has a wide variety of brews to choose from. They also offer materials for at-home brewing!
Wanting to get some sun? Haltom City maintains 11 city parks that include walking trails and pavilions that can be rented out for events.
Seeking excitement? Try Route 377 Go-Karts, rated by TripAdvisor.com as one of the top things to do in Haltom City.
Interested in fun in the water? The Fort Worth Water Gardens are a short commute from Haltom City and a great place to relax and cool off.
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Press-release on the opening ceremony of the modern art picture exhibition `Kyiv Pechersk Lavra. Shrine of Ukraine`
On December 5, 2013 at 19:00 the Opening ceremony of National Kyiv-Pechersk Historical and Cultural Reserve's photo exhibition „Kyiv Pechersk Lavra. Shrine of Ukraine” will be held at the Culture and InformationCenter of the Embassy of Ukraine in Greece (2, Stephanou Delta str., Athens).
The exhibition is devoted to the 1025th Anniversary of Christianization of Kievan Rus. Mr. Lyubomyr Mykhaylyna, CEO of the National Kyiv-Pechersk Historical and Cultural Reserve will participate at the Opening ceremony.
The exhibition of modern art pictures „Kyiv Pechersk Lavra. Shrine of Ukraine” presents photographs of the interiors of monuments, the panoramas of the Kyiv-Pechersk Lavra, which was founded in 1051 and became the crown jewel of the spiritual heritage for the Ukrainian people, a holy place for all of Christianity.
The exhibition introduces visitors with the famous caves, temples and other monastic buildings that were built over nine centuries - from the XI to the XX century and make a grand ensemble of the Kyiv-Pechersk Lavra. The photos are showing the images of Lavra`s picturesque landscapes, interiors and exteriors of the architectural monuments.
Thematically, the exhibition consists of sections devoted to the most famous and interesting sights - Gate Church of the Trinity, Great Lavra Bell Tower, Dormition Cathedral, The Church of All Saints, Church of Our Saviour at Berestove, Lavra`s caves and architectural monuments of the Lower Lavra.
The exhibition „Kyiv Pechersk Lavra. Shrine of Ukraine” will be open at the Cultural and Information Centre of the Embassy of Ukraine in Athens and other cities of the HellenicRepublic by the end of December 2013.
Embassy of Ukraine
to the Hellenic Republic
Commemorative event to mark the 80th Anniversary Commemoration of the Victims of Holodomor 1932-1933 in Ukraine held at the Embassy of Ukraine to the Hellenic Republic
Statement of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine
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The purpose of this letter is to help explain the process for making changes, improvements, renovations, etc. to your condo. Prior to the work being done, in most cases, it is necessary to submit an Architecture or Landscape Modification Request to the Board of Directors. This form can be found on this website under “Forms.”Below I will show what frequently … Read More
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Martin Resorts recycles 2,605 lbs. of soap in its first year with Clean the World
(December 1, 2011) San Luis Obispo County, CA – In 2010, Central Coast lodging group Martin Resorts partnered with Clean the World (www.CleanTheWorld.org), an organization that works with hotels to recycle unused soap for distribution among developing nations around the world.
In just one year, Martin Resorts has recycled 2,605 pounds of soap – enough soap for 2,770 children for one month – keeping nearly two tons of soap and bottled amenities out of the landfill and getting it into the hands of those who need it most.
The program began at Pismo Lighthouse Suites after General Manager, Erik Mund, read about Clean the World’s efforts to ship soap to aid in earthquake relief in Haiti. It has since been adopted by the remaining Martin Resorts properties: Avila Lighthouse Suites, Best Western PLUS Shelter Cove Lodge, Best Western PLUS Shore Cliff Lodge, and the Paso Robles Inn.
“Our partnership with Clean the World has been a tremendous success here at the hotel and companywide,” says Mund. “Through the first three quarters of 2011 our hotel alone has contributed over 1,300 pounds of soap and 650 pounds of bottled amenities, which translates to nearly 11,000 bars of soap distributed to children and families worldwide. We are very proud to be one of the early adopters of the program, and guest response has been overwhelmingly positive.”
The leading causes of death among children under the age of five are preventable through simple hand-washing. Through their innovative hotel soap-recycling program, Clean the World has been able not only to distribute 8.5 million bars of soap worldwide, but to divert 600 tons of waste from polluting landfills.
The soap-recycling process is highly efficient, thoroughly sanitary, and surprisingly simple. Discarded amenities from Martin Resorts’ five properties are disinfected, sanitized and then transferred to a network of global distribution partnerships including Floating Doctors, Cap Haitian Health Network in Haiti, World Vision and countless homeless shelters, women’s shelters and missions in the United States. The organization has also responded to needs in Japan in the wake of recent earthquake devastation. “Each day around the globe, more than 9 thousand children under age 5 die from acute respiratory illness and diarrheal disease – the top killers of children worldwide,” according to Shawn Seipler, executive director of Clean the World. “Both are preventable, in large part, by washing with bar soap. That gives an added sense of urgency to our mission.”
Sources: Clean the World has partnered with more than 1200 hotel properties across North America and has distributed 8.5 million bars of soap worldwide. Over the past year, the program has made an overwhelmingly positive impact with the staff and guests of each Martin Resorts hotel, and integrates perfectly into the group’s culture of giving back.
From oceanfront hotels in popular Pismo Beach and Avila Beach, to a historic garden hotel in the heart of Paso Robles wine country, Martin Resorts has the perfect hotel to make any Central Coast getaway unforgettable. For more information, please visit http://www.MartinResorts.com.
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BALLISTICA / STAR FORCE DVD
BALLISTICA:
A man has been trained in a deadly form of hand-to-hand combat using ballistics and firearms. He is one of the few Americans who has perfected it, which makes him the CIA's best weapon against International terrorism.
STAR FORCE:
A warrior and a beautiful ex-convict are left to fight the galaxy's most fearsome commandos in an alien wasteland.
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Firestone Tire Sale in Port Stanley, ON
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As one of the oldest and top-selling tire brands in the world, Firestone has many happy customers globally, including right here in Port Stanley, Ontario. But what Firestone tires are for sale, and which is the best Firestone tire for your light truck, SUV, family sedan, or luxury car? Read on to learn more.
No matter where you are, the answer is probably yes. As one of the global leaders in tire design and tire engineering, Firestone sells their tires in just about every corner of the globe. What we can say for certain is that, if you’re looking for Firestone tires for sale in Port Stanley, Gurr Auto has a wide range of Firestones available for your selection.
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There’s no need to keep searching for a Firestone tire sale near you, just make Gurr Auto your Firestone tire dealer inthe Port Stanley, Ontario area. We have a wide range of Firestone tires suitable for different vehicle types and the varying weather conditions.
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ZMA & ZMB is a category of products containing the synergistic blend of ZMA, or ZMB. They boast the unique combination of micronutrients in the form of zinc, magnesium and vitamin B6, which are indispensable for our body. This formula was designed to support physical performance, male and female health, as well as improve stress management. Moreover, the content of zinc makes it useful for maintaining optimal blood testosterone levels and faster regeneration.
What effects do the ingredients contained in ZMA & ZMB have?
Zinc plays a vital role in supplements of this kind. This is mainly because it is necessary for the proper function of the immune system as well as cognitive functions, such as memory and attention. It also contributes to fertility, reproductive health and also promotes the maintenance of normal blood testosterone levels. As you probably know, this male hormone affects not only the health of reproductive organs, but also muscle size and strength. Moreover, to some extent, it is also able to increase libido. That said, both men and women should pay attention to the intake of zinc, as this mineral also promotes the health of hair, nails and skin.
Magnesium is another mineral substance, which significantly increases the functionality of these supplements due to its effects. First of all, it contributes to the reduction of fatigue and exhaustion, which made it very popular among athletes and others alike. Athletes will also appreciate its positive effect on muscle and bone function, as well as the ability to ensure formation and expenditure of energy. On top of that, it helps maintain optimal mental wellbeing and the function of the nervous system. Thus, it affects both physical and mental health.
Vitamin B6 is often found in dietary supplements in combination with magnesium, and it is no different in the ZMA & ZMB formula. They have similar properties, thanks to which these micronutrients act synergistically. Vitamin B6 supports the proper function of immunity and the nervous system, which controls the functioning of all organs in the body. Moreover, it also helps reduce the feelings of fatigue and exhaustion. It also promotes optimal protein and glycogen metabolism, which serves as a reserve source of energy during physical performance. Therefore, it perfectly complements the overall effects of the whole blend.
Who are ZMA & ZMB supplements suitable for?
The effects of these dietary supplements make them a perfect choice for athletes who want to support their physical performance. That said, they are also sure to be appreciated by people who are looking to maintain their mental well-being and better manage stress and tense situations. Furthermore, the content of zinc makes them also suitable for supporting optimal blood testosterone levels and reproductive health.
If you want to learn more about the effects of ZMA & ZMB, be sure to check out our article: ZMA and ZMB: More than Minerals that Will Improve Your Results.
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World Affairs Council of Northern California
Grantee Name World Affairs Council of Northern California
Address 312 Sutter Street, Suite 200
Website http://www.worldaffairs.org/
Through a variety of initiatives, the World Affairs Council strives to achieve its mission of exploring issues and opportunities that transcend borders. They strive to promote open, balanced discourse across sectors to better inform on timely matters of global importance.
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The CCP’s Genocide, Other Crimes Against Humanity Require Material Penalties, Not Bogus Ones
The Winter Olympics Must Be Moved From Beijing or Really Boycotted
WASHINGTON, D.C.—By announcing a “Diplomatic Boycott,” the Biden administration on December 6th implicitly acknowledged being bound by the Genocide Convention to penalize the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) for the crimes against humanity that it is perpetrating against ethnic and religious minorities in East Turkistan (Xinjiang) and others elsewhere in China. Yet, the extent of the punishment it has decided to mete out in response to that treaty obligation—to say nothing of its moral responsibility in the face of such human rights abuses as mass incarceration, slave labor, systematic rape, forced abortions and sterilizations, torture and wholesale murder—can only be characterized as pathetic and utterly inadequate.
The Committee on the Present Danger: China (CPDC) and itsStop the Genocide GamesTask Force consider the so-called “diplomatic boycott” of the Olympic Games in February to be a necessary, but grossly insufficient, response to a Chinese regime guilty of the most egregious and murderous oppression in world history. Inevitably, such a response will only embolden the CCP to further—and probably far more devastating—criminal misconduct, both at home and abroad.
Reggie Littlejohn, president of Women’s Rights Without Frontiers and co-chairman of the Stop the Genocide Games Task Force, noted following the announcement of a diplomatic boycott:
“The 2022 Olympics in Beijing look ominously similar to the 1936 Games held in Berlin, Germany. Like in 1936, we are confronting another totalitarian regime actively engaging in genocide. We must not make the mistake again of allowing a genocidal regime to glory in hosting the world’s most prestigious international event. Indeed, as a signatory of the Genocide Convention of 1948, the United States cannot allow this to happen.
“Specifically, Article 1 of the Genocide Convention states, ‘The Contracting Parties confirm that genocide, whether committed in time of peace or time of war, is a crime under international law which they undertake to prevent and to punish.’ As a Contracting Party, the United States has committed itself to ‘prevent and punish’ those committing genocide. So have the other signatories the world over. Relocation of the ‘Genocide Games’ and, failing that, their comprehensive boycott should be just the beginning of this punishment.”
Biden’s boycott is bogus because the CCP had already disinvited the world to the Games. In October, at the request of China’s Olympic Committee, “Beijing 22,” the International Olympic Committee banned international spectators from attending the Genocide Games. Only people living in China— only people under the CCP’s surveillance and control— will be allowed to attend the Games. According to a report in the Washington Post this week, a Chinese Foreign Ministry official, Zhao Lijian, stated, “U.S. politicians keep hyping a ‘diplomatic boycott’ without even being invited to the Games.”
If the United States government—now joined by Canada, the U.K. and Australia—is recognizing, however inadequately, its obligation to punish genocide and the unacceptability of Communist China’s other “egregious human rights abuses,” what about the corporate sponsors, who stand to profit from their support of the “Genocide Games,” and who have yet to decline to reward the CCP for perpetrating such horrors? Are they indifferent to these crimes and willing to be seen as tolerating, if not tacitly endorsing, them?
Should the U.S. and other Olympians need further reasons to join the boycott, those athletes should reflect on the certitude that they will be at risk of one or more of the following: health consequences of China’s lingering Covid and/or environmental predations; physical surveillance and possible harm, if not incarceration, at the whim of the Chinese government; and the theft of their DNA, which will almost certainly be put in the service of the CCP’s bioengineering of super-humans/warriors and biological weapons tailored to attack certain ethnicities.
The Committee on the Present Danger: China and its Stop the Genocide Games Task Force believe that the Chinese Communist Party must be deemed ineligible to host what is arguably the most prestigious international event on earth—the Olympic Games. Moving the Games at this point would require delaying them, perhaps for a year. But, if the Tokyo Games were delayed a year because of Covid, surely the 2022 Games can be delayed a year because of genocide.
The U.S. Olympic and Paralympic Committee (USOPC) should immediately call for the Games to be moved to a new host nation. If the International Olympic Committee refuses to move the Games, the USOPC should join a real and comprehensive boycott, as should the Olympic committees of other nations, and athletes, staff members and sponsors the world over.
In addition, the U.S. government should take a further, long-overdue step: it should designate the CCP as what it is— a Transnational Criminal Organization, thereby putting on notice those who do business with or otherwise abet its odious behavior, and will, therefore, be treated as accomplices to it.
Such steps would actually impose tangible costs— punishing the Chinese Communist Party, as we are obliged to do by treaty, and serving notice on others that they cannot engage in genocide or other egregious crimes against humanity with impunity.
Those who agree are encouraged to sign the Stop the Genocide Games petition at https://genocidegames.org/petition/.
To interview representatives of Committee on the Present Danger: China, contact [email protected], Beth Harrison, 610.584.1096, ext. 105, or Deborah Hamilton, ext. 102.
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Community Optometry 3 [OPTM5203]
In this unit students will advance and consolidate, beyond the level attained during OPTM5202 Community Optometry 2, the competencies defined by the Optometry Council of Australia and New Zealand (OCANZ) in a variety of optometric and health care settings. They will further develop competencies in assessing and prescribing pharmacological interventions in optometry practice. They will advance their understanding of common conditions in optometry and the legal and ethical, professional practice and public health context of optometry work.
The equivalent of four days per week (approximately 8 work hours per day) placement, in community settings (approximately 11 weeks, some of which fall outside of the standard university teaching periods), plus one day per week (estimated 8 hour day), across 11 teaching weeks, undertaking a structured, online program. This online program will involve engaging with specified resources, interactivity and weekly webinar participation. In the final week of the non-standard teaching period, students are scheduled to return for one week of on-campus intensive clinical skills training and assessment.
(see Timetable)
Non-standard teaching period UWA (Perth) Face to face
Students are able to (1) perform appropriate examinations at a graduate level for a range of conditions and case complexities; (2) perform appropriate investigations to a graduate level for a range of conditions and case complexities; (3) apply professional standards to the recording of and safe guarding of clinical data to a graduate level for a range of conditions and case complexities; (4) demonstrate competence in assessing and prescribing evidence-based pharmacological interventions for a range of conditions and case complexities in optometry to a graduate level; (5) professionally record and safeguard clinical data to a graduate level for a range of conditions and case complexities; (6) generate evidence-based management plans to a graduate level for a range of conditions and case complexities; (7) effectively communicate evidence-based management plans to a graduate level for a range of conditions and case complexities; (8) apply reflective process, at a deeper level than that during OPTM5202 Community Optometry 2, upon experiences to gain further understanding of the legal and ethical issues in optometry practice; (9) apply reflective process, at a deeper level than that during OPTM5202 Community Optometry 2, upon experiences to gain further understanding of the professional, management and business aspects of optometry practice; and (10) apply reflective process, at a deeper level than that during OPTM5202 Community Optometry 2, about experiences in optometry and allied health practice to gain further understanding of their roles in social, public and population health settings.
Indicative assessments in this unit are as follows: (1) assignments; (2) written assessments; (3) in-training assessments; (4) professional behaviour assessment; and (5) oral assessments. Further information is available in the unit outline.
To pass this unit, a student must: (a) achieve an overall mark of 50 per cent or higher for the unit; and (b) achieve the requisite requirements(s) or a mark of 50 per cent or greater, whichever is higher and specified in the unit outline, for the in-training assessments and professional behaviour assessment components.
Dr Khyber Alam
OPTM5202 Community Optometry 2
Clinical placement: up to 4 days per week for 12 weeks.
Intensive clinical skills workshops and simulations: up to 5 days on campus.
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Sciatic Pain Chiropractic Care in Lawrence, Kansas
Sciatica, which is also known as sciatic neuralgia, is a condition that causes pain in the lower back, down the back of the leg, and into the foot. It can make sitting and standing for long periods of time difficult and can lead to weakness, tingling, and numbness in the leg and foot.
It will often come and go throughout a person’s lifetime, causing periods of varying degrees of pain and discomfort. If left unchecked, sciatic pain will generally grow worse and the nerve can become permanently injured. The reason why the pain travels so far, seems to radiate up and down the legs and back, is because it is caused by the compression of the sciatic nerve, the longest nerve in the body.
This nerve originates in the lumbar spine and extends into the buttocks before traveling down the leg to the ankle and foot. When the vertebrae in the low back are compressed, the roots of the sciatic nerve can become pinched and irritated which is what causes the pain and injury.
HOW DO YOU DEVELOP SCIATICA?
There are a number of factors that can lead to sciatica. It is most commonly caused by disc injuries and bulges. In this occurrence, the disc presses against the nerve root causing the issue. Disc Injuries can occur because of poor posture, repetitive use injuries, and accidents.
Sciatica is also common when there are subluxations (misalignments) in the spine due to postural issues, pregnancy, or trauma. Some patients say they simply bent over to pick up a piece of paper and they were hit with extreme pain. The reality is that the spinal condition was probably developing for quite some time before the triggering incident occurred.
Chiropractors are highly trained to zero in on the source of sciatica and to work with the patient in determining the most suitable approach to treatment. After a thorough assessment of the individual’s unique issue, gentle adjustments are made that will allow the body to recover its natural alignment.
Some people respond very quickly while others take more time to recover. It really depends on the condition of the disc or the joints that the chiropractor has to correct. In most cases, the longer the issue persists, the longer it will take to achieve correction. The great news is that it typically takes less time to fix an issue like this than it took to create it. Once the position of the spine and discs are improved, patients often report improvements to their overall health.
If you are experiencing symptoms of sciatica call our team at Harmony Chiropractic today.
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SAXS/WAXS
X-ray crystallography is used to study the detailed atomic or molecular structure of the sample at synchrotrons. High frame rate AdvaPIX QUAD is specially designed for combined Wide Angle X-ray Scattering (WAXS) and Small Angle X-ray Scattering (SAXS). The open space in the center of the camera allows the X-ray beam passing through the camera eliminating complete the need to use a beam stop in front of the camera.
MiniPIX
MiniPIX TPX3
MiniPIX Flex
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Kenny Chesney’s “Live In No Shoes Nation” Dominates US Sales Race, Will Claim #1 On Billboard 200
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Sam Smith’s “The Thrill Of It All” Reaches #1 On US iTunes Sales Chart
Dianna Agron, Kristen Bell Appeared On Thursday’s “Late Late Show With James Corden”
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The Effectiveness and Side Effects of Erectile Dysfunction Drugs
Sildenafil (Viagra) is the most effective treatment for ED but it records the highest rate of side effects. Men who are concerned about the possible side effects of Viagra such as flushing, headaches, nasal congestion, and indigestion might want to start off the treatment with Cialis. If that turns out to be ineffective, men in some countries might try out udenafil (Zydena).
Studies have found out that the treatment with these oral drugs are more effective than placebo and are usually safe and well-tolerated. Around 50-100mg of Viagra turned out to be the most effective. Smaller doses had less effect. A 50-200mg dose of Stendra was the least effective and about 30% more effective than placebo.
However, 50mg of Generic Stendra was reported to have the least side effects. On the other hand, 20mg of Levitra had around 25% side effect. High dose of Viagra and Cialis had side effects in between 21% to 22% of the time.
Watch video concerning Viagra and Cialis:
According to Canadian Health&Care Mall, the side effects actually depend on the drug that is being used and the other enzymes that the drug is inhibiting. One of the main side effects of Viagra is the changes in the visualization, whereas Cialis can cause muscle pain in patients. ED drug can cause a sudden drop in the blood pressure.
Other common side effects of the oral drugs include:
facial flushing;
congestion;
However, you have to option of trying out each of the drugs to find out which one works the best for you, except if you are using Cialis. This is because Cialis is to be taken on a regular basis. PDE-5 is taken to be the first choice to treat ED but it is effective only of (60-80) % of men.
What Is Erectile Dysfunction?
Erectile dysfunction or impotence is referred to a condition when you are unable to get or keep an erection that this firm enough for having sexual intercourse. Occasional ED is not an uncommon phenomenon. Nonetheless, frequent ED can be a sign that you are having health problems.
Canadian Health&Pharmacy Mall mentions that you get an erection when there is an increased blood flow to the penis. When you get sexually excited the penis relaxes. This relaxation increases the blood flow to the arteries of the penis. The blood fills up the two chambers that are there in the penis which is known as the Corpora Cavernosa. The penis becomes rigid as the chambers get filled with blood. The penis becomes flaccid as the muscles start to contract and the blood that is accumulated in the penis flows out through the veins. Read more information relating to erectile dysfunction – www.urologyhealth.org/urologic-conditions/erectile-dysfunction.
Symptoms of Erectile Dysfunction
inability to get an erection;
inability to retain erection till the entire length of sexual intercourse;
inability to attain an erection that is firm enough to penetrate the vagina.
Treatment Options for Erectile Dysfunction
The treatment of erectile dysfunction depends on the cause.
Change in Lifestyle
ED can be improved if you make some changes in your lifestyle. These changes are:
losing weight;
cutting back on alcohol consumption;
abstaining from illegal drugs;
giving up smoking;
exercising regularly;
reducing stress.
Phosphodiesterase-5 Inhibitors
Phosphodiesterase-5 inhibitors are the most effectively used oral drug for ED. They temporarily increase the blood flow to the penis. The inhibitors that are available for ED are:
sildenafil;
vardenafil;
tadalafil;
avanafil.
Depending on the type and the dose, it takes around 30 to t60 minutes to work. The effect lasts for a long time. It might take longer for the drug to work if you are taking it along with food.
A vacuum pump has a clear plastic tube that is linked to the pump. This is either battery or battery operated. It is placed inside the penis to pump out all the air. This leads to a vacuum that makes blood fill up the penis. After this, you place a rubber ring around the penis for keeping the blood in place which helps you to maintain an erection for around half an hour.
Alprostadil
In the case, you are unwilling to use PDE-5 inhibitor, or unable to respond to the treatment of oral drugs, you can take alprostadil. It is available as:
an injection which is taken directly into the penis;
a small pellet which is placed inside the urethra.
Berries as a Prevention of Erectile Dysfunction
Erectile dysfunction is one such problem that may make a man embarrassed before his partner and may affect his morale. But there is nothing to be wary of, as there are various treatments available to resolve it, which may include …
How to Talk to Your Partner About ED
Erectile dysfunction is something which most of the men feel ashamed of. They don’t feel comfortable in discussing the problem with someone. Men generally feel bit awkward while discussing such a problem with their wife or partner. This is something …
Herbal Supplements for ED
Herbal supplements have never been a widespread form of treatment, especially for erectile dysfunction. However, the immense popularity of Viagra has caused the manufacturers of such products to boost their marketing efforts. On the other hand, most of these herbal …
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Outcomes of anterior cruciate ligament reconstruction from 2 to 20 years post-surgery
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Joints in the body are supported by different structures such as joint capsules, muscles, and ligaments. Joints in the legs are designed for both weight-bearing and mobility, and ligaments play a major role in providing stability to the joints. For locomotion the knee...
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Posted inElementary to High School
Immigrant students find hope in soccer, but some states won’t let them play
A charter school’s teachers discover sports help them reach struggling students, but the state athletic association won’t let them play without social security numbers
by Casey Parks November 7, 2018 October 21, 2020
Carlos Chirinos-Padilla has dreamed of playing soccer since he was little. But his neighborhood in Honduras was too dangerous, he said. Boys squared off in street matches, but he never joined a real team. The first time he slipped on his Cohen uniform, he said, “was a feeling único,” one-of-a-kind. Finally, he felt a part of something. Credit: Casey Parks/The Hechinger Report
NEW ORLEANS — In Honduras, Carlos Chirinos-Padilla said, it was too dangerous to run. Soccer games were short and confined to the street in front of his house. Drug cartels roamed the neighborhood, he said, sometimes forcibly recruiting his neighbors, sometimes murdering them. Carlos and a group of other boys stole space and time when they could, but the violence left little room for dribbling.
This story also appeared in ESPN
When he fled Honduras for New Orleans two years ago, Carlos, now 16 and a high school junior, hoped for just two things: a quiet place to live and an opportunity to play real soccer on a real team. A high school squad, he thought, would be the best place to start.
Carlos enrolled at Cohen College Prep, a small high school in uptown New Orleans. For nearly 70 years, Cohen had been largely African-American, but Carlos’s arrival coincided with a demographic shift at the school. Five years ago, the school had no Latino students. Teenagers whose first language is Spanish now make up more than a quarter of the 350 students enrolled. Statewide, the number of Hispanic students has tripled over the past decade, from 17,000 in 2008 to 50,000 this year.
“What I saw a lot is these kids were isolated … There’s nothing tying them to the school, nothing bringing them into the community.”
Almost as soon as the new students arrived, teachers said, they started asking to play soccer.
Cohen teachers wanted to create a team. Research shows that sports improve a teenager’s grades and behavior — benefits the teachers believed their new students needed. Many had seen their schooling interrupted by the chaos back home; some had experienced gang violence or human trafficking. But it looked like the teenagers would have to do without the advantages sports participation could bring: The nonprofit that governs Louisiana’s high school sports won’t allow most of the Central American students to play. The Louisiana High School Athletic Association requires all student-athletes to present some proof of age — a birth certificate or official immigration papers — along with a social security number. Though some of the Central American students are in the country legally or have temporary visas, most do not have the required documents.
Frustrated, Cohen teachers and administrators decided this fall to try something different. They started an unsanctioned team.
Someone to play with
The New Orleans public school system is unlike any other in America. All but a few of the 80 public schools operate as charters, which private organizations run using public funds. Students can apply to any institution in the city — no matter where they live.
Few New Orleans high schools employ English Language Learner (ELL) instructors for students new to the language. When the first few Central American students applied to Cohen, the high school drafted its Spanish instructor to teach them. By 2015, the number of Spanish-speakers grew too large to be handled by one teacher, and the school hired specialists in teaching English as a Second Language. Soon after, the number of Central American students at Cohen shot up, even though the majority of New Orleans high schools still had few, if any, Spanish-speaking students.
Carlos, a lanky teen with chestnut skin and a high-fade of well-coiffed curly hair, considered a few schools before choosing Cohen. They were all closer — Cohen is five miles from his shotgun house in the Fairgrounds neighborhood — but none seemed as relaxed as Cohen, he said.
Like the tens of thousands of other children who have arrived from Central America in the last four years, Carlos came alone when he traveled from Olancho, Honduras. His home was one of the most violent states in a country that, until recently, posted the world’s highest homicide rate.
By United States standards, the new home he escaped to is also dangerous: For three decades, Louisiana has had the highest murder rate in the country, and New Orleans is the state’s most violent city. Nationwide, only Baltimore, St. Louis and Detroit have higher murder rates.
Cohen students watch as the school’s boys team squared off against KIPP Renaissance in late September. Neither school has an officially sanctioned team, so they play six-on-six matches in a club league every Saturday. Credit: Casey Parks/The Hechinger Report
Still, to Carlos, it feels comparatively peaceful here. He liked Cohen, even if teachers assigned more homework than he’d had in Honduras. After class, he retreated home, where he lives with his mother and sister, to a street so quiet he was sure he could spend all evening outside playing soccer. There was just one problem: He didn’t know anyone in the neighborhood.
“I didn’t have anyone to play with,” he said. “Imagine that.”
So last year, Carlos and others asked the new English Language Learner coordinator, Ann Holleman, if they could start a school squad.
Few New Orleans high schools have soccer teams. When charter organizations took over the public schools after Hurricane Katrina, most didn’t even offer football — a much more popular sport in south Louisiana — for another decade, preferring to focus on academics. Initially, teachers encouraged the Central American students to try football and volleyball, the sports the school had slowly added since the storm, but most didn’t know how to play, and found it hard to follow new rules and the shouts of their coaches in English.
“I think it was hard for them to see athletics in school and feel like they couldn’t participate,” Holleman said. “They didn’t understand why we didn’t have soccer. It’s the most popular sport in the world.”
Cohen teachers saw in soccer an opportunity to help the Latino teens see themselves as part of a community, and help turn around often lackluster academics. Many of the Central American students seemed unmoored, sleeping through class, landing in detention and often dropping out early, believing that they’d never meet state benchmarks.
“They had no motivation to make good grades,” said Erik Zavala, an English Language Learner teacher. “A majority of them feel like they won’t have an opportunity to go to college. They’ll just work, they assume. They think it’s not possible for them at all.”
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An incentive, teachers thought, might help. Holleman wrote to the Louisiana High School Athletic Association and asked to create a sanctioned team. Holleman said she was surprised to learn that the nonprofit requires students to submit a social security number and other documents some Central American students who arrived as unaccompanied minors might not have.
The number of Hispanic students in Louisiana has tripled over the past decade, from 17,000 in 2008 to 50,000 this year.
“We were told, in no uncertain terms, that it would be almost impossible to have soccer because none of our kids would qualify, which was making broad assumptions about a diverse group of students,” Holleman said.
Since 1982, when the U.S. Supreme Court, in Plyler v. Doe, ordered the Tyler, Texas, school district to allow undocumented students to enroll, federal law has required public schools to educate all students, no matter their immigration status.
But high school athletics associations each have their own rules. Louisiana’s is one of the most restrictive. Florida requires immigrant students to present official U.S. Customs forms, and Mississippi only allows students who aren’t U.S. citizens to play if they are official foreign exchange students. Those policies could violate Plyler, some education advocates say, or create school climates in which some students feel unwelcome.
“From an educational perspective, no possible good is served by creating this kind of caste system in schools,” said Bob Farrace, a spokesman for the National Association of Secondary School Principals. “Participation in sports and activities builds a stronger connection to the school, leading to higher achievement and a positive school climate. Denying undocumented students the right to participate in activities contradicts everything we know about the crucial task of building a school culture where every student feels known and valued.”
Louisiana’s eligibility director did not respond to multiple requests for comment, but officials in other states say strict eligibility rules help prevent cheating in sports susceptible to loopholes. Birth certificates ensure that the student-athletes are teenagers — and not 20-something ringers. “Proof of bona fide residence,” which several states require, along with strict transfer policies, prevents school officials from recruiting outside their attendance zones.
Few states have explicit rules concerning undocumented student-athletes, but several allow students to play, whether they’re U.S. citizens or not. In some, including South Dakota, Washington and Georgia, students who are eligible for school are eligible for sports, provided their grades are good enough.
Cohen students cheered and shook homemade noisemakers at a September match against a KIPP Renaissance club team. Cohen won, 9-1. Credit: Casey Parks/The Hechinger Report
“In terms of undocumented or refugee children, we would treat them the same as any other child,” said Dan Swartos, the executive director of the South Dakota High School Activities Association. “They’d be eligible at the first school they enroll at following the move to the community.”
Others states allow students arriving from other countries to play after a yearlong waiting period; they can request hardship waivers to compete sooner.
Related: As more Latinos go to college, schools vie to become Hispanic-Serving Institutions
Cohen teachers wanted to appeal the Athletic Association decision, but said some school officials worried a soccer program might attract even more English Language Learner students — and cause Cohen to slide in state academic rankings.
The Louisiana Department of Education issues these rankings based, in part, on how well students perform on state tests. When the charter management organization New Orleans College Prep took over in 2012, it inherited a troubled school. Just four years earlier, National Geographic had deemed Cohen “America’s Toughest High School,” home to gang and drug violence. Cohens’ leaders had worked hard to build up the school’s reputation and student achievement, raising the school’s performance score from an F in 2012 to a B in 2016, a jump that prompted a visit from then-Secretary of Education John B. King, Jr., who served under President Barack Obama.
But Cohen fell to a C last year, a drop some alumni say led to declines in the school’s enrollment — and consequently its budget — this year. College Prep cited these budget troubles in September when it laid off some Cohen social workers and college counselors. If a school’s ranking drops too low, as happened at another College Prep high school last year, the state can revoke the charter or shutter the school entirely. The school was not ready to add soccer.
Resigned, a few Central American students tried volleyball. Carlos just went home after school and slept most of his afternoons away.
A real team
When classes resumed this fall, students again asked Holleman about starting a team. She decided to contact the owner of an adult league. Few teenagers played in Crescent City Soccer, but the company’s president, P.J. Lynch, had helped create a club team for an alternative high school, ReNEW Accelerated High School, the year before. Most of the students at ReNEW were either over the age limit or academically unqualified to play state-sanctioned sports, but they still needed an outlet, Lynch said. ReNEW leaders credited the club team with improving players’ grades and attendance.
Holleman asked Lynch if he could create something similar for Cohen. Lynch liked the idea, but, he said, the Cohen students would need more opponents of the same age — so he approached other New Orleans high schools, both public and private, none of which had a sanctioned team. Most had at least a handful of kids from Central America.
“What I saw a lot is these kids were isolated,” Lynch said. “They don’t speak English as well. They’re not going to basketball games or football games. There’s nothing tying them to the school, nothing bringing them into the community.”
Girls Coach Katie Lucky-Heard (left, white shirt) delivered a half-time pep talk to her team. “Tú puedes,” she said. You can do it. Credit: Casey Parks/The Hechinger Report
Lynch persuaded nine schools, including some private parochial institutions, to join. Although there were 3,814 Hispanic students enrolled in schools in Orleans Parish in October 2017, according to the state, most schools didn’t have enough players to field a full 11-player team, so he created a six-on-six league, a modified club version played on a smaller field with fewer set positions and formations. Few of the schools created female teams, so Lynch found adult competitors willing to play Cohen’s girls. His business is for-profit, but he held fundraisers to help subsidize the cost to rent a field every Saturday. The schools each chipped in $750 to pay for referees and uniforms.
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At Cohen, special education teacher Katie Lucky-Heard agreed to coach the girls, and Zavala, a 23-year-old who’d come to New Orleans with Teach for America, said he’d help the boys. Neither had coached before, but they possessed a skill few Cohen teachers did: They both spoke Spanish.
School leaders announced tryouts in August — with a caveat. To join the team, a student had to stay for tutoring and couldn’t land in detention more than a handful of times. After the school secretary finished announcing the rules over the intercom — in English and in Spanish — one girl stood up in class.
“I’m going to be on that team,” Shayna Muñez said. The teacher told Shayna her grades weren’t good enough, but the sophomore announced she’d do anything to get up to the 2.0 cutoff.
“I am going to be on that team,” she told the class.
Half the Central American kids wanted to be on the team. One boy, who works overnight from 10 p.m. to 6 a.m., showed up at tryouts, and the coach worried. Teachers already complained that the student — who arrived at school every morning by 7:30 a.m. — slept through class. If he joined the team, he might be even more exhausted. But the boy begged.
Three years ago, Cohen College Prep had only a few students from Central America. This fall, nearly 100 students from Central America enrolled, comprising more than a quarter of the student body. Credit: Casey Parks/The Hechinger Report
“Please, mister,” he said. “It’s my passion, the only thing good.”
That boy, who asked to remain anonymous to protect his privacy, joined Carlos and a few dozen other kids to stay after school for the first practice. The new athletic director brought a box filled with green and white Crescent City T-shirts. Paired with the school-issued P.E. shorts, he explained, they had a uniform.
Carlos pulled a white T-shirt over his skinny frame, then smiled.
“It was a feeling único,” he said. Like nothing he’d felt before.
Within a week, Zavala said, his students seemed transformed. Because the soccer players stayed after school for tutoring, other Central American kids did, too. Soon, everyone’s grades improved, Zavala said.
Shayna did pull her grade point average up to a 2.63, but she skipped practice once, and the coach took her off the team’s text-messaging thread — a punishment that worked far better than several rounds of detention ever had for the girl. That thread had become a lifeline for girls whose conversations started with soccer plays and evolved into more personal talks about boys and family struggles. The coach added Shayna back to the thread, and the girl hasn’t skipped practice or tutoring since.
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At a September match against a De La Salle High School club team, Cohen players moved the ball down the pitch quick and smooth. “Nothing we can do to defend that,” De La Salle Coach Marie Bookman said. Credit: Casey Parks/The Hechinger Report
In late September, the two boys’ squads ran drills after school on the field they share with the football team, almost all of whose players are African-American. Around 5 p.m., the football team’s kicker, an African-American student who didn’t speak Spanish, sprinted over. His squad had lost its last three games, and he was lagging, he thought, playing both offense and defense.
“I wouldn’t mind some help,” Andrew Green told the soccer coaches. “Maybe an upgrade at kicker.”
He pointed to Carlos, who was juggling the soccer ball between his head and his knees.
“Let me see you kick,” Andrew said.
Andrew tossed Carlos the football, then mimed punting. Carlos took a deep breath, kicked, and the football sailed long and low. He scrunched up his face in embarrassment, but a few football players clapped. One threw the ball back, and Andrew urged Carlos to try again. Andrew lingered a while, watching as Carlos and other boys tried to swing their legs to get enough lift. With each kick, the ball flew longer and higher.
“That’s a field goal,” a football player called as the ball soared downfield.
“Any time y’all want to join us,” Andrew said, slapping hands with Carlos, “we’re ready.”
Both Spanish- and English-speaking students showed up in late September to cheer on Cohen during its homecoming soccer matches. Teachers set up a buffet of croissants, chips and salsa. Students shook noisemakers they’d fashioned out of water bottles and small rocks.
“I think it was hard for them to see athletics in school and feel like they couldn’t participate. They didn’t understand why we didn’t have soccer. It’s the most popular sport in the world.”
Carlos was recovering from the flu, but he warmed up on the pitch anyway. Lynch could only schedule seven regular games, plus a two-day championship tournament in mid-October, and the homecoming game was one of the team’s final matches of the year. The Louisiana Athletics Association prohibits club teams from competing during the sanctioned soccer season, which begins at the end of October. Crescent City would stop hosting matches until February, when the state league crowns a champion.
The girls played first that morning, a grueling battle against an adult team.
“Tú puedes,” their coach, Lucky-Heard, called over and over again from the sideline. You can do it.
Several dozen spectators spent hours watching the games, though the elementary school pitch Crescent City rents does not have bleachers. They sat on steps or stood along the mesh fence, some carrying umbrellas to block the New Orleans sun. No one in Carlos’s family had ever seen him play. His fans were teachers, adults who spent their day off sweating on the sidelines just to cheer for him.
After the girls lost, Carlos’s team played against a team from De La Salle High School. The private Catholic school fields a team during the regular season, but some students joined Crescent City to get in shape before facing statewide competition.*
Carlos and his teammates passed and dribbled swiftly down the pitch. When the opposing team stole the ball, their coach, a parent volunteer named Marie Bookman, shouted for her team to try passing the ball, like the Cohen team, but Carlos snaked through their formation, stole it back and passed to a teammate, who kicked it in.
“Nothing we can do to defend that,” Bookman said, to no one in particular. “They’re getting to the goal quick and good.”
Cohen defeated De La Salle, 12-2, and a team from KIPP Renaissance High School arrived to play the second match at 11 a.m. KIPP’s team was small — only nine players, compared to Cohen’s few dozen — but diverse. A few were Latino students, one was Vietnamese, and the others were African-Americans just trying soccer for the first time. Cohen won 9-1.
Carlos danced on the sidelines, but paused to remind himself that winning didn’t really matter. Eventually, his team would lose, he said, and he would still love playing, even in defeat.
Winning was a temporary triumph. Though his team would go on to win the championship in late October, what Carlos really cherished, he said, was the space, the freedom to run.
This story about undocumented students was produced by The Hechinger Report, a nonprofit, independent news organization focused on inequality and innovation in education. Sign up for Hechinger’s newsletter.
*Clarification: This story has been updated to reflect that De Salle also fields an official soccer team during the regular season, and that the off-season coach is a parent volunteer.
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Home » Burgess Introduces Affordable Housing Legislative Package
Burgess Introduces Affordable Housing Legislative Package
Categories: HELP in the News,News
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by Liz Reid
Bakery Square, home to Google’s Pittsburgh offices, are among the new developments that Councilman Ricky Burgess says have raised property values in the East End, and displaced low income residents. Credit Flickr user Peter Radunzel
Pittsburgh City Councilman Ricky Burgess on Tuesday introduced four pieces of legislation to support affordable housing in the city.
The announcement comes a day after the city of Pittsburgh announced it had reached an agreement for the relocation of Penn Plaza tenants, who faced eviction after the owners of the East Liberty apartment buildings decided to redevelop the site.
Under the agreement, tenants of the Penn Avenue apartments will receive relocation assistance from owners Pennley Park South and an extended time frame to find new housing.
There are also plans to create a new Local Economic Revitalization Tax Assistance district in East Liberty, similar to the one created in the Hill District as part of the Civic Arena site redevelopment, pending approval by the taxing bodies.
“This agreement and negotiating process that led to this is an example of the public-private partnership needed to address the issue of affordable housing,” Burgess said. “Today’s legislation builds upon the success and framework and process of that agreement.”
Councilman Daniel Lavelle, legislative co-sponsor, said he is happy to see increased development in Pittsburgh over the last five years.
“But those developments cannot happen at the expense of low- to moderate-income neighborhoods,” he said. “Those developments cannot happen at the expense of those who are already here.”
One of the bills would require developers to submit an Affordable Housing Impact Statement to the city, tracking the impact of development on the creation and preservation of low-income housing.
Another bill would add source of income as a protected class in the city’s housing non-discrimination ordinance.
“In many housing markets, one of the key ways housing is providing to low-income tenants is through a housing subsidy such as the Housing Choice Voucher program,” Burgess said. “Voucher holders often face blatant discrimination when searching for housing. Source of income discrimination makes it increasingly difficult for voucher recipients to actually use their vouchers.”
A third piece of legislation would create the Homewood, East Hills, East Liberty and Lincoln-Lemington-Belmar Protection (HELP) Initiative, which calls for the development of an affordable housing protection strategy.
The fourth and final bill calls for a study of the impact of increased wages for low-income workers.
Among the partners supporting Burgess’s initiatives are the Service Employees International Union, which has been aiming to unionize service workers at UPMC for several years.
Though Burgess and others didn’t mention UPMC specifically, they called on the city’s “anchor institutions” to do their part to raise wages.
“Pittsburgh is changing and, in some ways, it’s getting more difficult,” said hospital service worker Sarina Coates, who said she takes home $17,400 annually. “Rents are going up, and some service workers have had to relocate from the neighborhoods they grew up in and move outside the city because they can’t afford to live here anymore.”
The legislative package targets the East End, but Burgess said he would like to see the affordable housing initiative replicated in other areas of the city if it is successful.
“This agenda cannot be done on the cheap,” Lavelle added. “This is going to cost, and … Rev. Burgess, myself, our additional colleagues on Council and the (Peduto) administration are going to have to prioritize this effort.”
Read the 90.5 article at: http://wesa.fm/post/burgess-introduces-affordable-housing-legislative-package
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When: Wednesday, June 01 2016 @ 07:30 pm UTC - 10:00pm
Description: Monthly Council Meeting
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1777 Percy Street, Castleton
Italianate Vernacular – Designated
The Oriental Hotel built in the 1890s, incorporates features of the Italianate building style popular in that era.
The Hotel originally had eight rooms for guests on the second floor. Later, an addition was built on the front of the upper story enclosing the existing balcony to provide a sun room/sitting room for guests.
The upper floor contains 9 authentic doors and 10 original door frames. Three of the guest rooms still contain period rope ladders provided as fire escapes. The staircase and railing as well as the wainscoting and baseboards in the upper floor are intact. On the ground floor, all rooms retain the original wainscoting and the entrance has the original front door which is topped by an arched transom. A large archway serves as the entrance from the lobby into the West Room (pub). The archway is framed in original trim. The bar room invites one to step back in time with its single board birch bar top and cash tray. The bar is mounted on three large panels of tongue and groove lumber. The centre grooves run vertically, while the outside panels run diagonally. The bar has retained its built-in liquor cabinet, with an ice compartment and original side latch iron hardware. There is also a large free standing ice box. A dutch door serves the area behind the bar and it is believed to be the place guests came to register.
One of the most unique features of this building are the heavy sets of elaborately cast iron door hinges which have intricate patterns worked into the metal. The front and back doors each have three sets of these hinges and there are another eleven sets throughout the ground floor. Also present are some examples of original hardware such as an iron door knob, lock and thumb latch on the back entrance.
The Oriental Hotel was built in the 1890s to serve the village of Castleton which was the township seat and a principal crossroads of agriculture. It has housed a doctor’s office, the library and a branch of the Imperial Bank of Commerce. A family called Wolfraim owned and managed the hotel from 1903 to 1986 while another member of the same family owned the Brunswick Hotel on King Street in Colborne.
1777 Percy Street, Castleton, Ontario
Cramahe Township, Concession 7, Lot 33, Castleton Lot 5
The 200 acres of Lot 33, Concession 7, which includes much of modern-day Castleton, were granted by the Crown to Catherine Williamson (1800-1879), Martha Byrns (1797-1870), Sarah Stevens (1794=?), Rebecca Pruyn (1809-?), and Jane Pruyn (1798-?) on 2 April 1832. These were the five daughters of Matthew Pruyn (1762-1813) an Empire Loyalist who settled in Prince Edward County. It is unclear why his daughters were granted this land. There is no evidence that any of them ever lived there.
Rebecca Pruyn sold the 200 acres belonging to herself and her sisters to Joseph Abbott Keeler (1788-1855) on 23 February 1833. Over the next several years Keeler sold off bits and pieces of this land, including Castleton Lot 5 which went to Orilla Weller (1817-1885, maiden name unknown) on 19 October 1848. Orilla’s given name is a little unclear: all land office records and some genealogies spell it “Orilla” but other genealogies spell it “Arilla” and her death record spells it “Aurillia”. Whatever her first name was, she was the wife of Gilbert Weller (ca. 1809-?).
How Firm a Foundation (Argyris 2000) states that the a hotel “variously known as the Orient, the Temperance, the Castleton, and the Union Hotel” was built on this site in 1890. However, almost all of the post-Keeler owners of Lot 5 were innkeepers, including Gilbert Weller who through his wife obtained the property in 1848. In fact a hotel in some form may have predated even 1848, because Gilbert Weller was already a Cramahe tavern keeper when his wife obtained the property in that year. So, although the current building may have been built around 1890, there apparently was a hotel on the site long before.
As pointed out by Argyris, the hotel had various names through its history. Unfortunately, it is unclear exactly when name changes occurred. Argyris references the Gazeteer and General Business Directory of Northumberland and Durham which lists a “Castleton Hotel” in 1865. It was owned by the Temperance Hotel Company from 1869 to 1874, so clearly it was called the Temperance Hotel at that time. Additionally, Argyris cites a Canada Directory entry that references the Temperance Hotel in Castleton in 1908. From 1907 to 1919 the property was owned by the Castleton Hotel Company, so it may have been called the Castleton Hotel during that period, although the company may have been named as it was because it owned a hotel in Castleton and not because it owned the “Castleton Hotel”. The only other evidence available for the name of the hotel is a photograph ca. 1920 labelled as the Oriental Hotel and another dated ca. 1934-1936 labelled “Union Hotel, formerly Oriental Hotel”.
A year and a half after they bought it (12 March 1850) Gilbert and Orilla Weller sold the property to Donald Campbell (1811-1892). Campbell was a resident of Colborne, not of Castleton. Since Campbell sold the property back to the Wellers on 23 July 1860, it is likely that they continued to manage the hotel through Campbell’s tenure as owner. Reference has been found to six Weller children: Charles M. (1836-?), Wellington (1842-1920), Minnie (1843-?), Byron (1845-?), George (1848-?), and Carmen (1860-?), all of whom may have been residents of the hotel if the Wellers actually lived there while they ran it.
On the same day they bought the hotel back from Campbell (23 July 1860), the Wellers sold it to John McHugh (1825-?), an innkeeper from Percy Township. References are available to McHugh being the proprietor of the Marion Hotel in Colborne as early as 1861 and as late as 1871, although his exact dates of proprietorship there are unknown. The 1861 census has McHugh residing in Enumeration District 2 of Cramahe Township, which includes Castleton and not Colborne. However, the Gazetteer entry cited above indicates that Gilbert Weller continued to run the Castleton Hotel at least until 1865, suggesting that McHugh probably managed the Marion Hotel and paid Weller to do the same for the Castleton Hotel. John McHugh was married to Catherine (1836-?; maiden name unknown). Reference has been found to five children: Eleanor (1858-?), Joseph (1859-?), John (1863-?), James (1865-?), and William F. (1872-?). All but William may have been resident in the Castleton Hotel if John McHugh ever lived there.
John McHugh and his wife sold the property to the Temperance Hotel Company on 5 April 1869. The trustees of the company at the time were George Winn, Ezra Black, Charles Newson, Robert Scripture, Austin Dudley, Wesley Jennings, Arnold Dorland, and Eri Mallory of Cramahe Township and Arthur Holmes of Haldimand Township. The company owned the hotel until 25 February 1874. The manager in 1871 was Andrew White Simmons (1831-1921), who was married to Mary Osterhout

(1832-1889) and had two children: Emma Alberta (1857-1881 and John Uriah (1860-1923). Simmons was a first cousin of prominent Colborne businessman Daniel Lewis Simmons (1830-1915).
The Temperance Hotel Company sold the property to Thomas English (?-?), an innkeeper from Lindsay in Victoria County, on 25 February 1874. By this time the Company Trustees were Ezra Black, Robert Scripture, George Winn, and Austin Dudley of Cramahe Township, Arthur Holmes of Haldimand Township, and John M. Grover, George N. Gordon, and Charles R. Ford of Colborne.
English owned the hotel for less than a year, selling it on 8 January 1875 to Jonathan Wolfraim (1835-1878). At the time of this sale English was a resident of Castleton, so apparently he ran the hotel in person. His wife was Lovisa (?-?; maiden name unknown).
Jonathan Wolfraim was a farmer when he purchased the hotel in 1875, but he proceeded to run the hotel himself. His wife was Mary A. Vosburg (1841-?) and they had five children: Maitland (1860-?), Alvira (1863-1898), Ida (1865-?), Minnie (1867-1942), and Willet (1868-?).
On 28 March 1876 Jonathan and his wife sold the hotel to Jonathan’s younger brother Hamlet Wolfraim (1837-1904), a Castleton butcher. Hamlet quickly (19 December 1876) sold it back to Mary. Jonathan Wolfraim died in 1878 and Mary, now a widow, transferred ownership to another of her deceased husband’s brothers, Oliver (1830-1904). Oliver was listed as a farmer in the records of both his purchase and his sale of the property, so apparently he never ran the hotel himself. He only owned it for 3 months, selling it on 25 February 1880 to Frederick N. Hitchins (1827-?). Oliver was married to Jane Allen (1842-1908) and had three children: Jonathan (1862-1926), Mollie May (1876-?), Charles A. (1881-?), and Ella Maude (1883-?).
Frederick Hitchins was already listed as a Castleton innkeeper when he purchased the property in 1880, but whether he was a previous employee of the Temperance Hotel or was involved with another establishment before he purchased Lot 5 is unclear. He was married to Sarah Reynolds (1828-1884) and had a daughter Helena Sarah Maude (1870-?, known as “Lena”).
On 30 October 1886, Hitchins sold the hotel back to Hamlet Wolfraim, by now a farmer, who became the proprietor. Hamlet was married to Jane Inglis (1852-1918) and had two children by her: James Frederick (1872-1958) and Andrew (1886-1968). He had previously been married to Frances Brooks (1842-1866) by whom he had had four children: John Edward (1860-1927), William Henry (1863-1942), Frances Ann (1866-1934), and Franklin Hamlet (1866-?).
Hamlet and Jane Wolfraim sold the Temperance Hotel to James Flaherty (ca. 1860-?) on 22 October 1890. Although he is listed in both the purchase and sale records for the Temperance Hotel as a resident of Hamilton Township, he appears in the 1891 Cramahe census as a hotel keeper, so apparently he was resident of Castleton for a time. Only briefly, however, because he and his wife Louisa (1872-?; maiden name unknown) sold the property to John Lawson Gerow (1821-1906) on 15 September 1891. Gerow was a farmer who in his later years owned numerous properties in and around Castleton. It is doubtful he ever acted as hotel keeper.
It is possible that the proprietor during at least part of Gerow’s period of ownership was Ziba Harnden (1843-1925). Gerow and his wife Eunice Jane Bowen (1841-1922) sold the property to him on 28 April 1893, at which time he was already listed as a hotel keeper. Of course it is also possible that Harnden worked in another hotel before purchasing the Temperance Hotel. In fact he was married to Jessica Laing Broomfield (1846-1915), sister of George Broomfield (1855-1929), proprietor of the Windsor House Hotel in Colborne. The Harndens had four children: Ziba (1875-1957), George Wilson (1876-1933), Ellen Jane (1878-1904), and Margaret Agnes (1881-1903).
Ziba and Jessie Harnden sold the hotel to the Castleton Hotel Company on 9 July 1907. This company retained ownership until 8 February 1919 when it sold the property to Hamlet Wolfraim’s son John Edward Wolfraim (1860-1927), who had been proprietor since at least 1908 (Canada Directory entry referenced by Argyris). John Wolfraim was married to Margaret Emma Ghent (“Meg”, 1861-1949) and had three children: Caroline Jane (1881-1951), Hamlet John (1885-1885), and John Charles (1886-1939).
John Wolfraim sold the hotel to his brother William Henry Wolfraim (1863-1942) on 8 January 1921, and a year later (23 March 1922) William sold it to his (and John’s) half-brother Andrew Wolfraim (1886-1968). Andrew continued to own the property until the 1960’s, long after it had ceased to function as a hotel.
Since the hotel was still called the Temperance Hotel in 1908, but was the Orient Hotel by about 1920, this suggests that the name was changed either by the Castleton Hotel Company, by John Wolfraim
or by one of his brothers. The change to “Union Hotel” must have happened under the ownership of William or Andrew Wolfraim.
Two references have been found to the construction of the current structure on Lot 5. Argyris states that it was built by Timothy S. Giroux in 1890 and an article written in the Colborne Chronicle in 1978 (author?) suggests that it was built by Will Gerow in 1882. Neither man ever owned the property. 1882 was in the midst of Frederick Hitchin’s period of ownership and in 1890 the property changed hands from Hamlet Wolfraim to James Flaherty. Of course the builder of the building and the owner of the land on which it stands don’t have to be the same person. “Will” Gerow was Wilmot Allen Gerow (1855-1919), a resident of Castleton who was indeed listed as a hotel keeper in 1893. He was the son of John Lawson Gerow who owned the property from 1891 to 1893. So Wilmot Gerow may have had a hand in the building of the current structure on Lot 5, but it was more likely in 1892 than 1882. The alternative story has Timothy Giroux building the hotel in 1890. No reference has been found to a Timothy Giroux in Cramahe censuses or in available records of Castleton hotels, other than the one in Argyris. Timothée- Stanislas Giroux (1824-1903) was born in Montreal was an innkeeper in Percy Township by 1878. In 1891 he was listed as an innkeeper in Peterborough.
These two accounts are not necessarily incompatible. John Gerow was a farmer in Percy Township before he moved to Castleton. It is certainly reasonable that he and his son Wilmot enlisted the aid of a Percy Township innkeeper of their acquaintance in constructing their new hotel. This again puts the likely construction date in 1891 or 1892 rather than 1882 or 1890. Giroux may even have managed the new hotel for the first year or two after its construction, to be succeeded by Wilmot Gerow.
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Ham & Potato – Soup of the Day!
May 15, 2019 @ 10:00 am - 6:00 pm
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January 5, 2016 In Uncategorized
Celebrities: Good for Your Brand?
If your company is given the opportunity to choose a celebrity to sell your products, it could serve as a gateway to raise awareness of your brand image and even influence sales. However, your company can be in trouble if it chooses the wrong celebrity or, if the celebrity or individual you selected turns out to be someone you didn’t know they really were.
Take the recent scandal of Subway’s Jared Fogle, for example. In the past, Fogle served as inspiring proof that a “Subway diet” can lead to a healthy and delicious lifestyle. His massive weight loss while on the Subway diet became an inspiration to millions of us. However, when Fogle himself was involved in an illegal scandal that ultimately tainted Subway’s brand name, the company suffered severe reputation harm. Who knows if Subway will ever be able to regain the market position they held for so many years due to their “celebrity” connection.
Selecting a celebrity to represent your company can be an extremely complicated and tricky task—your company must take into consideration what type of brand image it is aiming for, and how the respective celebrity may potentially influence this reputation. The celebrity must have complementing values, characteristics, and morals in order for the partnership to be successful, and more often than not, if done right, it can serve as an enormous booster for your company’s image. Take Burberry’s success, for instance. This fashion giant partnered up with Emma Watson, who flaunted their iconic trench coats and plaid patterned handbags while sporting a chic, modern haircut in their fashion campaign. Watson’s already admired reputation of being a powerful and influential female figures aided Burberry’s brand image, as people all across the globe now associate the poise and charisma of Emma Watson with Burberry’s classic styles. This perfect partnership helped the company earn more than 245 million dollars in profit that year, nearly 25% higher than in the prior year.
The pairing of celebrities with your company can either be a match made in heaven, or a matched made in — well, you know where. If you are considering using a celebrity, or even making someone into a celebrity through your brand, be sure you do your homework first.
H&A Chows Down!
Congratulations to the culinary arts students of Garfield High School for preparing yet another delicious Thanksgiving feast at the 18th Annual Garfield High School Gourmet Thanksgiving Luncheon at The Prado in Balboa Park. Each year, students are able to show off their true culinary skills, demonstrating what can be accomplished outside a traditional learning environment.
H&A has proudly supported the Garfield High School Foundation since the event first started 18 years ago.
Senate Approves Revision of No Child Left Behind Law
After more than 14 years, the Federal government has finally realized that local control is the best way for schools, teachers and students to operate. Congratulations to the all the legislatures who voted to make this happen.
How to Write an Effective Headline
As writers, we are only given a few seconds to grab the attention of our audience. This is why it is important for us create attention-grabbing headlines that encourage your target audience to continue reading. It does not matter how great or newsworthy your story is – without a captivating headline, your story may never receive the traffic it deserves.
What makes a good headline? Click here to learn a few interesting facts.
Data Breaches: The Inside Threat
In an effort to protect the ever-so private information of our clients, H&A has been working hard to take the extra steps to learn the ins and outs of cyber threat prevention and protection.
When it comes to data breaches, people usually assume that they are being attacked from outside cyber-hackers. Unfortunately, this is not always the case. Cyber-attacks are just as likely to happen from within an organization. Even though we may not want to admit it, we have to be prepared from potential breaches from our fellow colleagues.
In order to be better prepared for an internal attack, here are some preventative tips:
Educate employees – Educating your employees about your security systems is vital this day in age. With everything being shared over networks and computers, it is easier than ever to have your most sensitive information exposed. You train employees to do their job, but you can also train them so they know how to work your security system to prevent human error problems.
Change your passwords – Changing your password is a simple and effective way to keep your organization’s data secure. Changing your password every three months and making sure they are not simple can help protect you from a potential breach
Avoid “bad habits” – Bad habits include: sending confidential information via email, writing down administrative information, such as passwords or usernames, and not changing your passwords.
Keep sensitive information in a separate location – Storing your confidential information in another location can help prevent the amount of damage that could happen if an actual data breach were to occur.
Have a complex security system – Having a simple security system is obviously easy to break into. By having a security system that has multiple layers, you can help prevent a data breach in case one of the layers is hacked.
Be prepared – Even though you do not want to think about a data breach happening to you, it is vital to create a plan in a case a breach were to occur. Work with your human resource and IT departments to create the plan and make sure it is shared with every employee so they are informed about what to do.
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Along the Road
Along the Road is the place to look for information about current and upcoming activities, developments, trends, and items of general interest to the highway community. This information comes from U.S. Department of Transportation (USDOT) sources unless otherwise indicated. Your suggestions and input are welcome. Let's meet along the road.
Hand-Held Phone Use Banned For Truck and Bus Drivers
The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) and the Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration recently issued a final rule banning interstate truck and bus drivers from using hand-held phones while operating their vehicles. This latest move to end distracted driving follows regulations that the agencies previously issued banning text messaging while operating a commercial truck or bus, or transporting hazardous materials.
Drivers who violate the restriction face Federal civil penalties up to $2,750 for each offense and disqualification from operating a commercial motor vehicle for multiple offenses. In addition, States will suspend a driver's commercial license after two or more serious traffic violations. Commercial truck and bus companies that allow their drivers to use hand-held cell phones while driving face a maximum penalty of $11,000. This final rule affects approximately 4 million commercial drivers.
FMCSA research shows that using a hand-held cell phone while driving requires a commercial driver to take several risky steps beyond those required for using a hands-free mobile phone, including searching and reaching for the phone. Commercial drivers reaching for an object such as a cell phone are three times more likely to be involved in a crash or other safety-critical event. Dialing a hand-held cell phone makes it six times more likely that commercial drivers will be involved in a crash or other safety-critical event.
Nearly 5,500 people died and half a million were injured in crashes involving a distracted driver in 2009. Distraction-related fatalities represented 16 percent of overall traffic fatalities in 2009, according to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA).
NHTSA Announces New Distraction Measure and 2010 Crash Data
NHTSA recently unveiled a new measure of fatalities related to distracted driving, called "distraction-affected crashes." The new measure focuses on crashes in which a driver was most likely distracted. NHTSA also released updated 2010 fatality and injury data showing that highway deaths fell to 32,885 for the year, the lowest level since 1949. The record-breaking decline in traffic fatalities occurred even as U.S. drivers traveled nearly 46 billion more miles during the year, an increase of 1.6 percent from 2009.
The distraction-affected crashes measure was introduced as part of a broader effort to collect more accurate information about the potential role of driver distraction in crashes. NHTSA previously recorded a range of potential distractions, such as careless driving and cell phone present in the vehicle. The new measure aims to capture information on distractions that are most likely to affect crash involvement, such as dialing a cell phone. Using this refined methodology, NHTSA estimates that 3,092 fatalities occurred due to distraction-affected crashes in 2010.
The recently updated data indicates that 2010 also saw the lowest fatality rate ever recorded, with 1.10 deaths per 100 million vehicle miles traveled (VMT) in 2010, down from 1.15 deaths per 100 million VMT in 2009. Fatalities declined in most categories in 2010, including for crashes involving drunk drivers (down 4.9 percent), but rose among pedestrians, motorcycle riders, and large truck occupants.
For more information and to access the full reports, visit www.dot.gov/affairs/2011/nhtsa2111.html.
USDOT Centralizes "Buy America" Resources on Web
USDOT recently launched a "Buy America" Web page to consolidate information on each modal administration's provisions, requirements, and waiver processes related to sourcing U.S.-made products for transportation infrastructure projects.
Investments in the Nation's infrastructure lay the foundation for long-term economic health and provide jobs for American workers. Through Buy America, USDOT supports a supply chain of U.S. companies and their employees, maximizing the economic benefit of infrastructure investments. Through the Web site, companies can subscribe to receive alerts when new information is posted.
For more information and to access the site, visit www.dot.gov/buyamerica.
Concrete Pavement Blend Might Reduce Vehicle Pollution
Extensive research is underway on the environmental benefits of using concrete made with a new cement product. Marketed under the trade name "TX Active," the cement is blended with photochemically active titanium dioxide (TiO2), which is capable of reducing the environmental pollutants from vehicle exhausts. The Missouri Department of Transportation (MoDOT) is conducting an experimental study in collaboration with the Federal Highway Administration (FHWA), two manufacturers, the University of Missouri at Kansas City, and the National Concrete Pavement Technology Center at Iowa State University's Institute for Transportation.
Using a slipform paving machine, these MoDOT workers are applying the upper lift of a two-lift roadway with concrete containing a TX Active cement blend.
The researchers are conducting the study in com-bination with a two-lift paving demonstration project with MoDOT on Route 141 in the St. Louis area. The study will include a photocatalytic concrete mainline pavement and a photocatalytic pervious concrete shoulder pavement.
One anticipated outcome is that the TX Active cement will improve the quality of stormwater runoff by decomposing pollutants, primarily hydrocarbons, carried off by the water. Following the paving, environmental scientists at Iowa State University and the University of Missouri at Kansas City will monitor air and water impacts for 1 year.
NCDOT Uses Laser Technology to Improve Environmental Assessments
The North Carolina Department of Transportation (NCDOT) teamed with the North Carolina Division of Water Quality to create two geographic information system (GIS)-based predictive models using light detection and ranging (LIDAR)-derived topographic data. These models enable transportation officials to identify wetland and stream locations more reliably, while expediting the environmental assessment process.
NCDOT's use of LIDAR technology helps to predict the locations of streams and wetlands, like those drawn here within the corridor alternatives for the Carthage Bypass.
LIDAR, a remote sensing technology that uses laser pulses, can help enhance existing geospatial databases and create new features for GIS maps, such as potential wetlands or wildlife habitats. Remote sensing, applied over an extensive geographic area, takes substantially less time and costs less than ground-based field surveys, making it an efficient means of screening for potential environmental impacts in early analyses of project alternatives.
NCDOT staff previously attempted to substitute field delineations of wetlands and streams with GIS-based delineations, but they quickly discovered that existing data were insufficient. After teaming with the State's Division of Water Quality, they developed predictive models that generated spatial datasets for projects at the North Carolina Carthage Bypass and Kinston Bypass that combined field-verified and model-predicted wetlands and streams. These models enable them to identify wetland and stream locations using GIS, reducing the time and cost of field delineations and improving awareness of the likely locations of wetland areas during the initial project planning process. NCDOT also can use models like these to educate citizens about the environmental assessment process.
NCDOT and the North Carolina Division of Water Quality shared a 2011 Environmental Excellence Award from FHWA for the project. North Carolina is now incorporating the results of the Carthage and Kinston Bypass models into a larger State-sponsored effort to provide up-to-date GIS data layers for public and private use.
Now Available: A Performance-Related Specification for Hot-Mixed Asphalt
In 2000 the Transportation Research Board's National Cooperative Highway Research Program (NCHRP) Project 9-22 set out to develop software to calculate a performance-related specification for hot-mix asphalt (HMA). When the capabilities of the initial software proved too limited, the project then switched gears to base the HMA performance-related specification on presolved solutions derived from the Mechanistic-Empirical Pavement Design Guide. NCHRP Report 704: A Performance-Related Specification for Hot-Mixed Asphalt describes the final version of the tool, called the Quality-Related Specification Software (QRSS).
The QRSS is a stand-alone program that calculates the predicted performance of an HMA pavement from the volumetric and materials properties of the as-designed HMA and compares it with that of the as-built pavement calculated from quality control data from the contractor's lot or sublot. The calculated differences for the permanent deformation, fatigue cracking, low-temperature cracking, and international roughness index determine pay factors for each lot or sublot. The performance predictions are project specific; the QRSS accounts for the climate, traffic, pavement structure, and desired or expected service life. Further, the predictions are probabilistic, calculated through a procedure that uses historical standard deviations of the input properties to account for construction and testing variability when assigning risk between the owner agency and the contractor.
For more information and to download the report, visit http://onlinepubs.trb.org/onlinepubs/nchrp/nchrp_rpt_704.pdf. To download the software, visit http://apps.trb.org/cmsfeed/TRBNetProjectDisplay.asp?ProjectID=958.
Video Demonstrates Geosynthetic Approach to Bridge Construction
FHWA recently released a video that demonstrates how to build a bridge using a technology known as the Geosynthetic Reinforced Soil Integrated Bridge System (GRS-IBS). Developed under FHWA's Bridge of the Future initiative in 2002, GRS-IBS can be used to build single-span bridges on all types of roads. The technology offers the advantages of being faster, more economical, and easier to build than standard bridge construction. It is extremely durable and can be built with readily available materials, using common construction equipment, and without the need for highly skilled labor.
The video explains the development of GRS technology pioneered by researchers at the U.S. Forest Service and Colorado Department of Transportation, and refined by FHWA for load-bearing applications. Created to educate designers, engineers, contractors, and inspectors on the fundamentals of GRS-IBS, the video demonstrates the construction process and illustrates best practices. The content is based on guidance outlined in FHWA's Geosynthetic Reinforced Soil Integrated Bridge System Interim Implementation Guide (FHWA-HRT-11-026).
FHWA's new video demonstrates how to build using GRS-IBS technology.
GRS-IBS consists of three main components: the reinforced soil foundation, abutment, and integrated approach. The video includes footage from projects in Defiance County, OH, and St. Lawrence County, NY, and interviews with designers, owners, and construction personnel. Time-lapse photography illustrates the speed of construction made possible by the technology.
In 2010, FHWA's Every Day Counts initiative selected GRS-IBS as a technology innovation for accelerated deployment. (For more information, see "Every Day Counts" in the January/February 2012 issue of Public Roads.)
To view the GRS-IBS construction video, visit FHWA's YouTube channel at www.youtube.com/user/USDOTFHWA#p/a/u/0/w_5WFoAdoUw.
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Award Winners Demonstrate Commitment To Safer Roadways
In late 2011, FHWA and the Roadway Safety Foundation recognized nine exemplary highway projects and programs as winners of the 2011 National Roadway Safety Awards. The biennial awards recognize projects and programs that reduce fatalities and injuries on the Nation's roadways through excellence and innovation in operations, planning, and design.
Each of the National Roadway Safety Award recipients was evaluated on innovation, effectiveness, and efficient use of resources. Project categories included infrastructure improvements; operational improvements; and program planning, development, and evaluation. Recipients included State and local departments of transportation, a State department of public safety, a local technical assistance program, and a private firm.
FHWA and the Roadway Safety Foundation presented the nine awards and two honorable mentions at a luncheon ceremony in November 2011 in Washington, DC. The foundation's Executive Director Greg Cohen served as master of ceremonies, and USDOT Deputy Secretary of Transportation John D. Porcari delivered the keynote address, which highlighted the importance of the award winners' efforts in saving lives on U.S. roadways. The award-winning projects are highlighted in the 2011 National Roadway Safety Awards Noteworthy Practices Guide.
For more information or to download the guide, including a list of the 2011 award winners and project descriptions, visit http://safety.fhwa.dot.gov/roadwaysafetyawards.
Guidelines Released for Localized Congestion Relief
A new FHWA report provides guidance to State and local transportation personnel on how to overcome barriers and challenges to implementing localized congestion relief projects. A product of FHWA's Localized Bottleneck Reduction (LBR) initiative, the document focuses on mitigating the operational causes of recurring spot-congestion and traffic bottlenecks at ramps, merges, lane drops, intersections, and weaves. The LBR program encourages agencies to adopt a defined, annualized spot-congestion program in much the same manner that they target high-crash locations.
FHWA's An Agency Guide on Overcoming Unique Challenges to Localized Congestion Reduction Projects (FHWA- HOP-11-03) describes the institutional, design, funding, and safety challenges agencies face when trying to develop solutions to these problems. Further, the guide presents nine detailed case studies of projects and programs that illustrate how to overcome these barriers and challenges.
For more information, visit www.ops.fhwa.dot.gov/bn/lbr.htm. To download the full report, visit www.ops.fhwa.dot.gov/publications/fhwahop11034/fhwahop11034.pdf.
Electronic message boards like the one shown here provide travel time estimates for drivers on I-195 in Rhode Island.
RIDOT Expands Real-Time Travel
The Rhode Island Department of Transportation (RIDOT) recently announced the expansion of a program designed to give motorists real-time travel information on the State's highways. The expanded service area includes all of I-195 from the Massachusetts line to the I-95 interchange.
With the program expansion, RIDOT is using existing electronic message boards on I-195 to provide travel time estimates to the I-95 interchange and T.F. Green Airport in Warwick, RI. The department displays travel times on fixed overhead and portable electronic message signs from 6 a.m. to 8 p.m. This information complements other travel planning services available to motorists, including 511, Highway Advisory Radio, and live traffic cameras. RIDOT also recently added real-time travel estimates to its Web site at www.tmc.dot.ri.gov.
RIDOT calculates travel times using sensors installed to measure traffic volumes. The equipment measures the speed of traffic in real time as vehicles travel from one sensor to another, and determines an approximate travel time for each segment of road along the route.
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Georgia Announces Partnership to Improve Highway Maintenance
The Georgia Department of Transportation (GDOT) recently announced its participation in an innovative, sponsorship-based program for maintaining designated road segments throughout the Atlanta area and eventually statewide. Georgia will be the first State in the Southeast to partner with local businesses and a national firm to remove litter from State highways, and the program comes at no cost to GDOT or State taxpayers.
Each year, GDOT and local municipalities together spend approximately $11 million on various efforts to remove litter and maintain the roadsides in Georgia. In addition, more than 4,000 citizens volunteer with 173 active Adopt-A-Highway groups to maintain about 200 miles (322 kilometers) of roadway. Despite these efforts and the funds invested, litter control along the roads continues to be an issue. The new Sponsor-A-Highway program, called Clean Georgia, provides the opportunity to complement current volunteer efforts with the use of professional crews on a consistent schedule.
Currently at least 20 States are using the Sponsor-A-Highway program to provide litter removal, mowing, and general maintenance of roadsides. While Adopt-A-Highway programs rely on volunteer labor, the sponsorship program enables local businesses to financially support the maintenance of small segments of roadway through the use of private crews. Signage posted at the start of each designated segment acknowledges the participating business by displaying its logo.
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Forest Service Releases New Accessibility DVD
The U.S. Forest Service recently released a DVD collection of the most requested reports and technical tips on accessibility and recreation published by the Technology and Development Centers of Missoula, MT, and San Dimas, CA. The DVD, "Accessibility and Recreation Projects" (1123-2M07-MTDC), provides these materials in hypertext markup language (HTML) files and in Portable Document File (PDF) formats that can be viewed electronically or printed. More than 40 documents, such as the "Accessibility Guidebook for Outdoor Recreation and Trails," are included to assist field employees in complying with accessibility requirements at recreational areas. Many of these publications were developed under an interagency agreement through FHWA's Recreational Trails Program.
To order this DVD and other trail-related publications, visit www.fhwa.dot.gov/environment/recreational _trails/publications/trailpub.cfm.
GDOT Commissioner Keith Golden speaks at a press event introducing the first sponsorship-based highway maintenance program in the Southeast.
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Lego Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga has led to extensive crunch at TT Games
In late 2017, development studio TT Games began work on Lego Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga at a time when dozens inside the company were at odds with management. Citing frustration over tight development schedules, the company’s crunch culture, and outdated development tools, more than 20 current and former TT Games employees tell Polygon that calls for change over the years had largely been ignored.
Multiple people who worked at the studio remember breaking down outside of work hours because of the workload and some of the stresses they were under.
“It was a very soft-spoken blackmail,” one former employee says. “‘If people don’t start doing overtime, there’s going to be problems,’” although the problems were never specified.
Some former staff even came up with a term to describe their experiences at the studio, referring to them as “PTTSD.”
With The Skywalker Saga — an adaptation of all nine main films in the Star Wars series — management promised employees a longer development timeline and a new engine. Unfortunately, this did little to improve the situation, according to employees. Multiple staffers say that management ignored warnings about switching to NTT, a new engine being developed internally, and say that the longer time frame was unsuccessful in alleviating crunch.
Over the past few months, Polygon has spoken to more than 30 current and former TT Games employees, all of whom spoke anonymously due to nondisclosure agreements and a desire to avoid negative repercussions. They opened up about the studio’s challenging work culture over the last decade and a half and The Skywalker Saga’s difficult development cycle. Two years have passed since TT Games and publisher Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment announced The Skywalker Saga, and the game has been through three delays. Meanwhile, TT Games, which employs hundreds, has seen high staff turnover and has undergone a change in management since development on The Skywalker Saga began.
Lego Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga screenshot
Image: TT Games/Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment
A Lego empire
The company’s challenges started well before The Skywalker Saga. According to staff, the culture of crunch at TT Games goes back to the company’s formation in 2005. That was when, following the success of Lego Star Wars: The Video Game, British game studio Traveller’s Tales acquired publisher Giant Interactive, forming what we know today as TT Games.
Over the years, TT Games has found tremendous success with its line of Lego games, producing well-reviewed titles that have sold millions of copies and won awards. These days, they are commonly referred to as some of the most family-friendly games available, due to their simple and approachable gameplay. But former employees say that the company’s decision to release new Lego games annually resulted in a culture of crunch.
Six former employees who worked under Jon Burton, co-founder and creative director at TT Games, say he would often yell at staff to return to their desks if they tried to leave work on time, and that he regularly expected employees to put in extra hours. Others, meanwhile, remember leads following employees out of the studio, to question their reasons for leaving and their loyalty to the job.
“Jon told us [during a presentation] he was going to ‘hit the reset button’ in response to the survey results, and try to start fresh. […] It was back to business as usual the following Monday.”
“A big problem was that crunch was premeditated,” says one former employee who worked at the studio under Burton. “It wasn’t an emergency protocol for when things went wrong. Instead, it was a tool in the box for production; projects were planned with crunch periods in the schedule, or even worse, crunch was the schedule. […] It was a regular occurrence because of the type of games we made: movie tie-ins, and kids’ stocking fillers. They all had deadlines dictated by a holiday event or the release of some film.”
In November 2007, Warner Bros. bought TT Games Group, which included the Knutsford, U.K.-based studio TT Games, the Wilmslow, U.K.-based TT Fusion (acquired in January 2007), and TT Centroid (which spun off into its own limited company in 2008). TT Games bought mobile game developer Playdemic in February 2017 — which it then sold to EA in June 2021 — and acquired mobile developer TT Odyssey in 2018.
Shortly after TT Games’ acquisition, in 2008, Warner Bros. held a companywide satisfaction survey to determine what people thought of the working conditions across the studios. According to two people who were working at TT Games then, the results were the lowest ratings Warner Bros. had received at the time.
“Jon told us [during a presentation] he was going to ‘hit the reset button’ in response to the survey results, and try to start fresh,” says a former employee. “He started by dropping some of the odd rules we had at the studio — disabling the internet firewall, and allowing people to answer phones at their desks — but nothing meaningful that addressed project timelines, low salaries, or the crunch culture. It was back to business as usual the following Monday.”
Reached for comment, Burton sent the following statement: “I can’t respond to these points as I have continuing obligations to TT that I don’t want to risk breaking (for example – confidentiality and non-disparagement).
“I can clarify a couple of things for you though. I founded the company [Traveller’s Tales] in 1989 and was owner of the company [TT Games] until I sold it to WB in 2007. I moved to California in 2013, at which point my job title first changed to Creative Executive, and then later to Creative Executive Advisor, and as you can imagine, any insight into the day to day running of the studio ended when I moved.”
Twelve former employees say that conditions failed to improve after Burton’s move, with studio manager David Dootson (2013-2018) and his successor, studio manager and director Paul Flanagan (2018-2020), maintaining an atmosphere where overtime was expected.
According to sources who worked at TT Games over the last two decades, overtime at the studio was always presented as voluntary and paid. The company had systems in place for calculating, monitoring, and paying out overtime. Starting in 2010, though, overtime at TT Games was split between two types for every employee: “flexitime” and overtime. Department leads were responsible for determining which hours were which, based on workloads and milestones.
Employees could exchange overtime hours worked for extra pay or days off, while flexitime hours could be exchanged only for late starts or extra holiday. Flexitime also had a 40-hour cap, according to staffers. This meant that employees could hit the limit and not get any benefit for hours they were putting in beyond it, if there was still work that they needed to stay behind and finish.
Several employees say it was extremely difficult to turn down working additional hours. In some cases, employees were warned about consequences if they didn’t pull their weight and told that they were letting others down if they chose not to work, while in other cases, staff felt compelled to take on additional overtime to bolster their salary. Half a dozen staffers told us it was not uncommon to work 80-100 hours, six days a week, while crunching.
The expectations didn’t impact every department in the same way, with sources saying that programmers, visual effects, and animation were among some of the worst teams hit, as well as contractors who were told about full-time employment opportunities and asked to prove themselves. According to staff, this didn’t just impact TT Games’ Knutsford studio, but also TT Fusion, which has developed its own titles, like Lego Jurassic World, Lego City Undercover, and Lego The Incredibles, in addition to working on console ports, cutscenes, and quality assurance for the company at large.
Multiple former QA testers for TT Fusion, who worked at the company over the last decade, say that working conditions at that studio were among the worst they had ever experienced in the games industry, with crunch and bullying between staff being commonplace. They say QA was treated as “less than the development team” and kept separate from other departments. QA staffers weren’t allowed to access other floors without supervision, which was a policy the company had implemented to control leaks after a QA tester tweeted an image of a redesigned Wii U GamePad ahead of the console’s release. This had the consequence of preventing QA from visiting HR discreetly, and also made it difficult for programmers to contact specific QA testers if they needed more information about a particular bug.
“The mood at [the Knutsford studio] was always rock bottom,” says a former employee. “People were worn out, worked down, mentally and physically ill because of the pressure. TT always said, ‘We’re going to change,’ but we all knew it was never gonna happen. It was always a case of, Just one more game and then we do it differently.”
Other sources say that the two TT studios were also a hostile environment for women to work at, with female staff being subjected to bullying, comments about their appearance, and withheld promotions and contracts. Some speaking for this story highlighted the studio’s gender pay gap, and the number of women in senior roles, with reports showing that women were paid less than their male counterparts on average and held significantly fewer senior roles.
The pay gap is not a problem isolated to TT Games, with many of the top game makers in the U.K., including Rockstar Games, Codemasters, and Sumo Digital, all reporting that women working at their companies earn less hourly pay on average than men. TT Games, however, ranks among the worst game studios in the U.K. for women in the top quartile of pay. The latest report, with a snapshot date of April 5, 2020, says that women at TT Games represent only 2.4% of the highest-paid employees and only 8.7% of employees in the upper middle hourly pay quarter.
Unreal expectations
From crunch to mistreatment allegations, many of the issues at TT Games came to a head during the development of The Skywalker Saga. One reason why: Around the time the project kicked off in late 2017, management made the unpopular decision to develop the game on a new engine called NTT.
Sources tell Polygon that employees inside the studio had been pushing hard for TT to switch to the Unreal Engine, with a small group even creating a Lego Star Wars test in the software. This was well received internally by those who saw it, according to both current and former staff, but management decided to continue developing the project on NTT, in an attempt to avoid paying engine licensing costs — Lego games often ship on a large number of platforms, and each of those adds to the expense. This was despite warnings about some of the problems NTT might cause.
“Everyone was like, ‘We have new programmers, why are we not using this technology?’” says one former employee. “We have all this crazy technology, Unreal is [charging lower fees] than ever before on their stuff, and people know how to use Unreal. Why are we not using this technology instead of creating something that is unfinished and being forced into production and is going to give really terrible final results?”
Members of the team say that in practice, when they got their hands on NTT, it was unstable and missing features. Tasks like adding animations that would take two minutes in the old engine could take 10 minutes or longer this time around, depending on how many times the engine crashed. It also resulted in hours of work vanishing if the engine didn’t save properly. New engines typically arrive with teething issues, but several former employees wondered why the company had taken this risk on such a high-profile project.
According to some staffers, the struggles with the new engine were the straw that broke the camel’s back.
To add to this, staff say that much of the pre-production on The Skywalker Saga had been done with the old engine in mind. That created problems when trying to implement the game’s design, as assets and animation had to be reexported and reintegrated. According to some staffers, the struggles with the new engine were the straw that broke the camel’s back.
Several team members took their concerns to TT Games managing director Tom Stone to inform him about the low morale at the studio, the issues with NTT, and other problems they saw within the company. Stone responded by holding a series of meetings where anyone could voice their feedback about the company.
“Essentially, someone communicated to Tom that [the mood inside the studio] wasn’t great,” says a former employee. “So Tom got half of the studio into one meeting and half the studio into a second meeting, and essentially split people off into groups so they could talk about what they liked and disliked about the studio. And at the end of the day, you just see this huge list of terrible things and this tiny crop of good things on the left. And he’s gotten this feedback from multiple groups.”
Reached for comment, Stone said, “I noticed towards the end of 2017/the beginning of 2018 – I definitely felt things were not right. I can tell you now I had no reports of bullying. No one ever came to me and said, ‘I have been bullied or I have been discriminated against or I’ve been picked on.’ No one ever said that. People said it’s tough working here, we work long hours, and people don’t communicate with us. But also to give it balance we had plenty of people, even the same people, say, ‘I absolutely love being here and I love working on Lego games.’ […]
“I said that I wanted to know everything that was going on, but I didn’t want it to be just about, ‘Well that’s wrong, that’s wrong, and that’s wrong’. I wanted them to say, ‘Well, why do you come to work?’ ‘What inspires you?’ ‘How do you feel about making Lego games?’ ‘What do you think about the environment?’ ‘What do you think about the atmosphere in the office?’ ‘How are you all?’ It was that.”
After these meetings, employees say TT Games offered new contracts to staff, which gave them more holidays and a higher percentage of a bonus at the end of the year. But more than 10 current and former employees say little else changed inside the company during this time period, and that the problems with NTT, and the fractured relationship between management and staff, still remained. Stone left the company the next year to pursue other opportunities.
The biggest Lego game yet
Beyond NTT, former staff also told Polygon about other issues with The Skywalker Saga’s development, including feature creep. They say management told employees early on that The Skywalker Saga was supposed to mark changes in the company’s working conditions, but it eventually grew into what many now refer to as TT Games’ biggest project yet, with management coining the phrase “strive for 85” to refer to the game’s potential Metacritic score — the company’s highest Metacritic score at present is 83 for Lego Marvel Superheroes on PS4. This, they say, required staff to be in and out of overtime for years to achieve the company’s ambitions.
Former staff members say that constant revisions to the design were not uncommon throughout development, and that this resulted in months of lost work. Among these was a new 27-hit combat tree, which was removed after focus tests said that users were only using one button to fight with.
“The director would request new mechanics on a whim, then ask that they be changed, whilst never actually fixing anything that really mattered,” says one former employee. “Read every review of a Lego game. They always say the same [things]: ‘Platforming is pants, the camera is terrible, no online co-op.’ So let’s add a God of War-style combat tree! 5-year-olds will love it.”
Sources also say that despite the importance of The Skywalker Saga, the studio always had multiple projects going at one time, and that staff were often moved around, putting more pressure on those that remained on the Star Wars game.
“A lot of staff got taken off the game [in early 2020] to focus on another project,” says a former staff member. “This made zero sense to me at the time. For example, Star Wars got taken down to about six artists to see it through to the end, but there were still thousands of bugs to work through and feedback to be done. It made zero sense to take any staff off Star Wars, let alone most of them.”
As a result of NTT struggles and feature creep, many sources are not surprised that The Skywalker Saga has taken almost five years.
Regarding the development of The Skywalker Saga and its delays, a spokesperson for TT Games provided this statement: “Lego Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga, is the most ambitious title the studio has ever undertaken. The team is determined to deliver a wonderful Lego experience to our players, and we are giving the game the time it needs to deliver on that aspiration. We greatly appreciate the support and understanding from our fans.”
Throughout 2020, TT Games made a number of changes to its upper management. In March 2020, the company appointed former Sony Worldwide Studios vice president Michael Denny as vice president and studio head. Then, in August 2020, TT Games head of technical design Martin Palmer left the company. Studio director Paul Flanagan departed shortly afterward, in October; in July 2021, he joined 10:10 Games, a studio formed by Jon Burton, one of the co-founders of the original Traveller’s Tales.
When reached for comment about his time at TT and his reasons for leaving, Flanagan said, “Given the seniority of my position whilst at TT it would not be appropriate for me to comment on the day to day running of the studio, any decisions that were made or how they were decided. Regarding my departure, I left TT over a year ago now after just over 16 amazing years and am now focused on building a new studio at 10:10 Games.”
Since his arrival, Denny has been a divisive figure at TT. While some see him as someone trying to fix TT’s historical problems, including excessive crunch and a lack of diversity, others have criticized some of his choices as studio head for not seeming to match up to his aspirations.
Chief among these is the hiring of his former Sony colleagues Eric Matthews and Mark Green, as director of game development and head of game, respectively, in 2021. This was controversial inside TT, as the roles weren’t widely advertised within the company, which some staffers argue prevented more diverse candidates from applying. Following these hires, head of design Arthur Parsons, a TT veteran, also ended up leaving the studio in April.
The departures of Parsons and Flanagan were met with a mixed reception. Some saw it as a fresh start and a way for the studio to finally address some of the issues it had long ignored, while others were just as critical of the direction of the new management.
Current employees say that in the last few months, the company has started paying closer attention to, and limiting, the amount of overtime that staff can work.
We’ve confirmed that at least 40 employees have left TT Games and TT Fusion since the start of 2021. According to two high-ranking sources, the company employs more than 400 staff across the two studios. (Warner Bros. and TT declined to provide exact numbers.) Over 15 of the current and former employees Polygon spoke to say they’re disappointed with management’s vision for the future, and its decision to focus solely on Lego projects. Management has overhauled the new concepts team inside TT Games, a group that had originally been set up to future-proof the studio should it ever lose the Lego license but has now been retooled into focusing exclusively on Lego. This concerned the staffers, as many have become increasingly aware of Lego’s interest in working with other studios — including with independent developers, like Light Brick Studio on Lego Builder’s Journey, and mobile studios, like Red Games on Lego Brawls, as well as Gameloft on Lego Legacy: Heroes Unboxed and Lego Star Wars Castaways.
Current and former TT staff also see parallels between what is happening at the company and what Polygon reported was happening at Sony Manchester, with Matthews and Green micromanaging all aspects of design.
A spokesperson for TT Games did not answer specific questions about the company’s issues, but provided us with the following statement about its current work culture: “TT Games is committed to creating a respectful, fair and inclusive workplace for every employee. There have been many efforts in recent years, with new studio leadership and the support of Warner Bros. Games, to nurture a collaborative culture and work-life balance our employees can be proud of. Our legacy of delighting fans with the games we have created over the years is very important to us. We recognize our continued and future success relies on sustaining the momentum of the positive changes we have made to date, ensuring every employee feels supported, appreciated and experiences a true sense of belonging.”
Meanwhile, a number of senior staffers who have left TT over the last two years have since joined Flanagan at 10:10 Games. This includes former lead lighting artist Leon Warren, former lead technical designer James Lay, and former senior programmer Robert Nicholds, among others. But 10:10 doesn’t account for everyone who has left TT Games, with many others joining studios elsewhere in the U.K.
Over the last few months, we have heard of some positive steps at TT. Multiple sources close to the company say TT will no longer be using NTT on future projects, finally agreeing to switch to Unreal Engine, which some view as a potential step forward. Current employees also say that in the last few months, the company has started paying closer attention to, and limiting, the amount of overtime that staff can work.
As for The Skywalker Saga, a mixture of current and former employees say that they expect the finished results — currently scheduled for early 2022 — to satisfy fans, but they wonder why the staff had to endure so much to get to that point.
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“Jon told us [during a presentation] he was going to ‘hit the reset button’ in response to the survey results, and try to start fresh. […] It was back to business as usual the following Monday.”“A big problem was that crunch was premeditated,” says one former employee who worked at the studio under Burton. “It wasn’t an emergency protocol for when things went wrong. Instead, it was a tool in the box for production; projects were planned with crunch periods in the schedule, or even worse, crunch was the schedule. […] It was a regular occurrence because of the type of games we made: movie tie-ins, and kids’ stocking fillers. They all had deadlines dictated by a holiday event or the release of some film.”
According to some staffers, the struggles with the new engine were the straw that broke the camel’s back.To add to this, staff say that much of the pre-production on The Skywalker Saga had been done with the old engine in mind. That created problems when trying to implement the game’s design, as assets and animation had to be reexported and reintegrated. According to some staffers, the struggles with the new engine were the straw that broke the camel’s back.
Reached for comment, Stone said, “I noticed towards the end of 2017/the beginning of 2018 – I definitely felt things were not right. I can tell you now I had no reports of bullying. No one ever came to me and said, ‘I have been bullied or I have been discriminated against or I’ve been picked on.’ No one ever said that. People said it’s tough working here, we work long hours, and people don’t communicate with us. But also to give it balance we had plenty of people, even the same people, say, ‘I absolutely love being here and I love working on Lego games.’ […] “I said that I wanted to know everything that was going on, but I didn’t want it to be just about, ‘Well that’s wrong, that’s wrong, and that’s wrong’. I wanted them to say, ‘Well, why do you come to work?’ ‘What inspires you?’ ‘How do you feel about making Lego games?’ ‘What do you think about the environment?’ ‘What do you think about the atmosphere in the office?’ ‘How are you all?’ It was that.”
Current employees say that in the last few months, the company has started paying closer attention to, and limiting, the amount of overtime that staff can work.We’ve confirmed that at least 40 employees have left TT Games and TT Fusion since the start of 2021. According to two high-ranking sources, the company employs more than 400 staff across the two studios. (Warner Bros. and TT declined to provide exact numbers.) Over 15 of the current and former employees Polygon spoke to say they’re disappointed with management’s vision for the future, and its decision to focus solely on Lego projects. Management has overhauled the new concepts team inside TT Games, a group that had originally been set up to future-proof the studio should it ever lose the Lego license but has now been retooled into focusing exclusively on Lego. This concerned the staffers, as many have become increasingly aware of Lego’s interest in working with other studios — including with independent developers, like Light Brick Studio on Lego Builder’s Journey, and mobile studios, like Red Games on Lego Brawls, as well as Gameloft on Lego Legacy: Heroes Unboxed and Lego Star Wars Castaways.
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Explore India’s Top Destinations with Kashmir and Ladakh
India is a land of diverse cultures, traditions, and landscapes. From snow-capped mountains to tropical beaches, India has a lot to offer to tourists from all around the world. In this article, we will take a look at some of the most visited tourist destinations in India, including the beautiful regions of Kashmir and Ladakh.
Taj Mahal, Agra: The Taj Mahal is a world-famous monument of love, built by the Mughal emperor Shah Jahan in memory of his beloved wife Mumtaz Mahal. The intricate marble work and grand structure attract millions of tourists to Agra every year.
Goa: Known for its beautiful beaches and vibrant nightlife, Goa is a popular destination for tourists of all ages. With its Portuguese heritage and delicious cuisine, Goa offers a unique cultural experience to visitors.
Jaipur, Rajasthan: Also known as the Pink City, Jaipur is the capital of the desert state of Rajasthan. It is famous for its stunning palaces, forts, and temples, which showcase the rich cultural heritage of the region. Visitors can also enjoy shopping in the bustling bazaars and tasting the local cuisine.
Kerala: Known as “God’s Own Country,” Kerala is a tropical paradise with palm-lined beaches, tranquil backwaters, and lush green hills. Visitors can enjoy houseboat cruises, Ayurvedic massages, and wildlife safaris.
Delhi: The capital city of India, Delhi is a bustling metropolis with a rich history and culture. It is home to several famous landmarks, such as the Red Fort, Qutub Minar, and India Gate. Visitors can also explore the city’s museums, art galleries, and markets.
Kashmir: Known as the “Paradise on Earth,” Kashmir is a region of stunning natural beauty, including snow-capped mountains, serene lakes, and scenic valleys. Visitors can enjoy activities such as trekking, skiing, and houseboat stays on the picturesque Dal Lake. Kashmir is also known for its rich cultural heritage and unique cuisine.
Udaipur, Rajasthan: Also known as the City of Lakes, Udaipur is a romantic destination with beautiful palaces and temples. Visitors can take a boat ride on Lake Pichola, enjoy a camel ride in the desert, or explore the colorful markets.
Ladakh: Located in the northernmost part of India, Ladakh is a high-altitude region known for its rugged terrain, stunning landscapes, and unique culture. Visitors can explore ancient monasteries, trek through the high-altitude deserts, or go river rafting in the Indus River.
Varanasi, Uttar Pradesh: Considered one of the oldest cities in the world, Varanasi is a sacred city for Hindus. It is known for its ghats, which are steps leading down to the Ganges river, and its beautiful temples. Visitors can witness the evening aarti ceremony, which involves offering prayers and lighting candles on the riverbank.
Amritsar, Punjab: Home to the famous Golden Temple, Amritsar is a holy city for Sikhs. Visitors can witness the daily flag-lowering ceremony at the Wagah Border, which marks the boundary between India and Pakistan.
In conclusion, India is a land of diverse cultures and stunning landscapes. From the majestic Himalayas to the tropical beaches of the south, India has a lot to offer to tourists. Kashmir and Ladakh are two regions of breathtaking natural beauty, with unique cultures and cuisines that attract visitors from all over the world. Whether you’re interested in history, culture, nature, or adventure, India has something for everyone.
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“One of the Most Startling Transactions that Has Ever Come Within Our Knowledge”: Lynch Law at Lexington and El Monte, May/June 1855
There were regular reports sent by correspondents in Los Angeles to such major Eastern newspapers as the New York Times and New York Tribune and the Homestead’s collection has a few originals of the latter in its collection from the late 1840s to the mid 1860s with some interesting information (one from 1866 about the California wine industry will be shared in a few days) about the state and the greater Los Angeles region.
The 25 June 1855 edition of the Tribune had a few columns devoted to news under the heading of “Two Weeks Later From California” thanks to the arrival of the steamer The Star of the West. The vessel had some 500 passengers and carried about $625,000 in gold from the mines, even as the Gold Rush was petering out, while much of the news was about happenings in San Francisco.
The New York Tribune, 25 June 1855, from the Museum’s holdings.
There was, however, a “From the South” section with information from newspapers from San Diego, Santa Barbara and Los Angeles, dated from 19-23 May. From the latter, the subheading blared “Lynch Law in Los Angeles—One Man Hanged and Another Shot” and there was a quote from The Californian, a San Francisco sheet, that stated that
One of the most startling transactions that has ever come within our knowledge . . . as occurring among a civilized people, has just been enacted in the village of Lexington, some twelve miles from this city.
It was reported that a Mr. Paine of that hamlet, adjacent to El Monte, “a few days since revealed to his neighbors the existence of an organized band [of criminals], consisting of some forty members, possessing written articles of agreement and signatures of members,” this being an unusual formality of organization among bandits. Moreover, it was stated that the gang had “for its object a regular system of robbery, and assassination if necessary to carry out their designs.”
Paine added “that he had been induced to join them by threats against his life made by some of the party, among whom were his own brother-in-law, Adolphus Moore,” with this latter having “borne a very bad character” and alleged to have killed a man in El Paso, Texas while on his way to California a year or two prior. Paine continued that the plan was to rob a man named Bacon, who lived at Lexington, “and if necessary to prevent discovery, murder him and his family,” while following up with robberies on other merchants.
It was further stated that Moore and other gang members went to the “Tehachapy” Valley, where Paine’s sister was being taken “and where it is supposed that the headquarters of the gang existed.” As they were fleeing, however, “a party of men immediately started out in pursuit and overtook Moore, with some four others at a grocery, near the entrance to Turner’s Pass,” this being in the mountains north of modern Santa Clarita along today’s San Francisquito Road. It was added that Moore tried to escape and was shot in the thigh and recaptured.
The account then noted that, on 12 and 13 May:
On their arrival at Lexington, the citizens formed a Lynch court, and after some brief proceedings, the prisoners were on Saturday last taken out to be executed. After reaching the place of execution, and making every preparation, a vote was taken whether or not the prisoners should be delivered over to the civil authorities, when a large majority decided in favor of so doing, and the prisoners were then handed over the Justice [of the Peace Charles O.] Cunningham, who placed them in charge of Constable Clark. On Sunday night, about 11 o’clock, a party of men seized and bound the guards, and proceeded to hang the prisoners to the ceiling of a building. In the hurry and confusion, one of them, by the name of William Hand, escaped, and arrived in this city [Los Angeles] on Monday afternoon, giving himself up to the authorities, in whose custody he now remains. Wa[t]son was hung, and one other by the name of Moore, shot, and another, fourth man, is though to have escaped with Hand. An old man, another of the party apprehended, had been set at liberty by the mob previously.
The description then concluded with the caveat that “we have been unable to get authentic accounts of the proofs against the party, and are consequently completely in the dark as to their culpability.”
There was also some coverage in the New York Times also of 25 June, in which it was reported that William Paine went to Justice Cunningham to make an affidavit, but it was added that “one BROWN—a brother of DAVID BROWN, who was lynched at Los Angeles some three or four months ago—had organized a band of men for the purpose of robbing and killing.” Paine told the justice he’d been forced through threat to join the gang and stated that some of its members were at Turner’s Pass.
This account noted that “the people of Lexington were very much excited upon hearing this statement” and formed a posse and found five men, including William Watson, William Hand, Adolpheus E. Moore, Pole Wilkerson and one only known as Garretson, this latter apparently being the elder figure “who was declared to be innocent of any crime” and freed. Mention was made of the “Lynch trial” where the decision was made to string up the other four, with the men having ropes around their necks, before the vote was made to turn them over to the authorities and have a citizen guard (there being only the justice of the peace and two constables in the El Monte Township).
On the following evening, some six to eight men “entered the building where the accused men were confined,” nothing being stated about the guards being overpowered, and “told them they could say their prayers, as they should be hung in ten minutes, and then proceeded to put their threat in execution.” Hand and Wilkerson were the first to be led out, “but, in the darkness of the night, HAND contrived to untie his arms and escape from the executioners” even as up to 14 shots were fired at him as he fled and then reached Los Angeles the next day and turned himself in. Wilkerson, too, got the rope around his neck loosened “and escaped to parts unknown.”
Moore, already having been injured when captured in the north, “was shot while in his bed” because, after the escape of the other two men, “one of the bystanders, named JOSE, a Mexican, . . . placed a pistol to his head, and literally blew his brains out.” As for Watson, he, too, was shot “although there were some evidences that an attempt had been made to hang him, his neck being considerably lacerated. In the morning his body was found riddled with balls [bullets].”
The Times report ended with the observation that there was considerable agitation in Lexington “and an attempt was made to bring the perpetrators of these outrages to justice.” Yet, it was averred, “Judge [Benjamin I.] HAYES, of the District Court, had taken ineffectual measures to have the affair judicially investigated, and it is now pretty certain that they cannot be brought to a trial.”
As for local coverage of these “startling transactions,” the Southern Californian, a paper that only existed for not quite two years, but operated during a period of tremendous violence and did so with a very transparent approval of so-called “natural law” in support of vigilantism, had a lengthy feature, titled “Lynching in the Monte,” in it edition of 23 May 1855. It noted that “the great topic of interest for the last few days has been the recent case of lynching at the Monte and the subsequent legal steps which have followed.
It recounted that Hand, known as “Little Bill,” (Watson being “Big Bill”) came to the Angel City to turn himself in after his evading execution and that Hayes “upon his complaint, issued warrants for the apprehension of the person of four of the alleged actors in the Lynching.” That quartet appeared and were “accompanied by a very large delegation of their neighbors and friends,” one wonders how much of all of this had to do with the somewhat nebulous and shadowy agglomeration known as the “Monte Boys,” who did not shy from joining larger vigilante efforts or carrying out their own.
Yet, while it was stated that the four vigilantes were in town to appear before Hayes, it was added that “at the appointed hour, however, it was found that the arraigned parties had quietly retired to their homes,” meaning, presumably, that they were released on their own recognizance, which, the paper, averred was “about as sensible a move as could have been made.” Perhaps this was a veiled allusion to potential problems from the “delegation” that went with them?
The next day, though, “a posse of some ten or fifteen started for the Monte to bring them back” and “some of them returned in the afternoon and reporting nothing [no one] found.” An unidentified officer (the sheriff, undersheriff or marshal?) remained “with a few law abiding citizens” in El Monte “with the forlorn hope of effecting the arrest of the party.” As for Hand, the paper added that he “remains snugly ensconced in the city prison, while his chum, Wilkerson, has, we understand, made his way up the Tulares,” that is, well into the San Joaquin Valley.
New York Times, 25 June 1855.
The paper then lambasted the authorities in Los Angeles, whose action “has been characterized by a gross want of judgment, and has had the effect of still further widening the breach between our citizens and the statute book.” Editors William Butts and John O. Wheeler then fulminated that the Court’s actions against the vigilantes, “after the multiplied cases of ‘higher law’ which have occurred in this County” and which were, it claimed “entire unnoticed by the constituted authorities, partakes much of the ridiculous.” It wondered if the urbanites in the Angel city felt “it is deemed improper for our neighbors in rural districts to take the same liberties which are tacitly allowed in our own citizens.”
This referred to previous “popular tribunals” held in Los Angeles during the first half of the decade, though Hayes was a rare public voice against such “extralegal” proceedings, but the Southern Californian continued that, if “Judge Lynch” had never before “asserted his supremacy” or if the courts were better at its purpose “to afford that protection and safety to life and property” called for in the statutes, “we would have looked upon the present action of the authorities with far more approbation.”
Southern Californian, 25 May 1855.
Instead, the history of the Angel City and the fact that “our Courts have quietly succumbed before the majesty of the people,” that is, vigilantism, and were clearly “tacitly acknowledging their own impotency to afford protection to the innocent, or mete out punishment to the guilty” showed, the editors proclaimed that the only peace and “security to life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness” was “owing wholly and entirely to the retributive justice meted out by the people.” All the Court had accomplished were to be
Obsequious engines for designing men to strip the unsuspecting of their patrimony, to rob the widowed and the fatherless, and to carry terror and dismay, in the shape of long bills of costs, and fees and per centage, drawing tears of blood from the unfortunate to have the wheels of this legal Juggernaut.
There was almost no approval of what was being done against the poor vigilantes of El Monte because they were only acting necessarily “for their own safety and security” in its “condign punishment” of “a band of murderous assassins, whose guilt was undeniable, and who even after their arrest, swore deep vengeance against the lives of their fellows.”
The Southern Californian insisted “we are not wedded to lynch law” and “would gladly banish it from the Republic,” except that “there have been circumstances and cases . . . where the action of the people has been imperatively required” because the courts were simply “incapable of administering justice” and defendants, by “crooks and quirks and subtleties” evaded “the penalty due to their crimes.” Given that there were “villains of every shade and degree, murderers—horse thieves—robbers and swindlers,” there was every need “in ridding our borders of such pests.”
Claiming that a half-dozen years of experience, dating from the earliest days of the Gold Rush, demonstrably showed that “mob law” was almost never in error in its judgment, the editors further asserted “we have never seen its hand laid upon an innocent man,” though Hayes publicly pointed out the innocence of Cipriano Sandoval, a cobbler hung with others in 1852 for the murder of Joshua Bean at San Gabriel, as a preeminent example. Then again, the paper proffered that “those who are loudest in their condemnation of lynch law, are those who have lived in violation of all law, and are ever found sturdy advocates and supporters of a legal machinery” that protected them “in their career of vice and rascality.”
It was more than telling that the editors then averred that
Others are found, who as in this city, have cheerfully fraternized with the mob, in inflicting speedy justice on some worthless outcast from Sonora [that is, a Latino]; but when the grasp of an aggrieved and outraged populace is laid upon the culprits of our own race, a holy horror is at once manifested against the violation of written statute.
As to those, like Hayes, “who are opposed to mobs from principle,” but this only meant something if there was “the increased efficiency and purity of our Courts of Justice” which, thereby, would mean the community would “be relieved of all shadow of necessity for further demonstrations by the people.” If this could take place, mob law, which was “ever repulsive to a community,” would vanish.
A further reference to the incident was made more briefly in the Southern Californian of 6 June, as it was noted that “much inquietude is being manifested in the Monte in consequence of the threats made by the friends of the parties recently lynched at that point,” while repeating that the gang was said to be “lurking about the country, awaiting an opportunity to reek [wreak] their vengeance.”
The paper reported that there was a recent attempt at murder as well as horse theft, with the owner shot at, to no effect, and it was claimed that the Brown gang was responsible (though, without any adduced evidence.) Moreover, it was stated that these events “have conspired to cause a universal feeling of insecurity, and no man now pretends to leave his house at night” without being adequately armed and “it is considered unsafe even to travel about the country at mid-day.”
Given the “mortifying state of affairs” it was a time “which calls loudly for extraordinary measures,” so that “if there is to be peace, quietness and security to life and property, every vagabond must be put out of the way, driven from country, or strung to a limb,—and the sooner this work is commenced the better will it be.” It was claimed that there were “individuals scattered all over the country who have no visible means of gaining a livelihood” so, consequently, “there can be no question as to the dishonesty and crime perpetrated by this class.”
Southern Californian, 6 July 1855.
A recent law passed by the “Know-Nothing” legislature and given the extraordinary name “An Act to Punish Vagrants, Vagabonds and Dangerous and Suspicious Persons” gave broad powers to arrest and try anyone deemed (though how exactly was left to the imagination) to be a vagrant, but there was specific mention of “greasers” or mestizos of mixed Indian and Mexican blood, so it was often known as the “Greaser Law.” Local legislators like Joseph Lancaster Brent voted against the legislation and it is not known if the statute was ever enforced in greater Los Angeles, but it was a heinous legal machination by the anti-immigrant, racist “Know Nothings” who briefly controlled state government. The Southern Californian made no mention in this context of race and, of course, the purported Brown gang, not unlike the Red Irving gang of four years prior, was comprised of whites.
Tomorrow, we pick up the story with the second part of this post looking at some of the surviving documents from the Los Angeles County court case files and related material, so please check back for that.
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Adware is a category of ad-displaying applications and programs that seek to flood the users’ screens with promotional materials. Adware is mostly harmless to the system but could potentially serve as a gateway for more dangerous software and, because of that, must be avoided. In this post, we will give you a list of useful tips and guidelines that can help you with preventing the installation of Adware on your computer or mobile device so we strongly recommend that you carefully read the next lines and try to implement the advice provided in them as much as possible.
Adware Pop ups
As we said, Adware is not as dangerous as more advanced malware forms, including Trojans, Spyware, or Ransomware, but this doesn’t mean you should not try to keep it away fro your computer. If an Adware gets installed in your system, not only will it constantly bother you with its aggressive generation of ads, banners, box messages, and pop-ups, but it may also eventually trick you into downloading a more dangerous program that can cause actual damage to the system or to your data. In addition, most Adware apps are known for collecting data from the user’s browsers, which typically gets sold and re-sold to third parties who may end up targeting you with even more harmful ads. Furthermore, Adware is oftentimes responsible for performance issues such as slow-downs, browser freezes, and even crashes of the computer/device.
Now that we have briefly established why it is essential you keep such software away from your system, let us tell you more about the best ways you could achieve this.
How to prevent adware attacks?
Basic safety habits
The first and most important rule you should adhere to if you want to keep your browser and system clean from adware or other unwanted software is to always use your common sense while on the Internet. The number one reason users get such undesirable apps added to their browsers is carelessness and lack of caution. If, for instance, you see a sketchy-looking link that an unknown user has sent you via an email message or social media chat, you should obviously not click on the link. The same rule applies to any type of suspicious-looking content you may encounter online. Only interact with stuff on the Internet that you can be relatively sure are safe. Anything that doesn’t seem reliable and trustworthy ought to be avoided. Some examples of types of content that could be (and oftentimes are) used for Adware distribution are files and links included in spam email or social media messages, fake download links added to the pages of file-sharing sites, fake update request, too-good-to-be-true online offers, big, flashy browser banners and pop-ups, odd-looking ads, etc.
Keeping away from unreliable sites
Normally, misleading content that could get you Adware can be found on unreliable, low-quality, and/or illegal sites, which brings us to our second prevention tip: Do not go to sites that you cannot trust. We understand that it could sometimes (oftentimes) be tempting to visit a certain website that you know you should probably not go to. In such cases, try to think about the potential consequences of visiting the site and interacting with its contents – sure you may not necessarily get an Adware but, on the other hand, it’s possible you get far worse types of malware on your computer/mobile device if you proceed to the site. In the end, it all comes down to risk management and deciding whether or not it’s worth putting your system’s safety in jeopardy over something as trivial as visiting a potentially unreliable website.
Be careful what you download
The third tip we want to give you concerns the choices you make when you download new software. This is where most users get it wrong – we all know that we aren’t supposed to click on sketchy stuff we come across on the Internet or visit questionable sites. However, adware apps are oftentimes hidden within seemingly legitimate software that people download every day. In many cases, adware isn’t distributed as separate software but as an element incorporated within another program or app. There are numerous examples of different forms of software that carry adware elements. In most cases, the programs and apps that contain ad-displaying elements are ones that are distributed and can be downloaded for free. It makes sense – the ads are an alternative way for the software’s devs to make money without making their users pay for the product. However, in many cases, the frustrating effects of the ads significantly outweigh any positive traits that the program might have, in which case it’s best to avoid that program. Here, there’s actually no universal rule to follow in order to avoid adware. The best thing you could do is research each and every free app and program you are about to download to find out what other users have said about it. If there are lots of complaints about aggressive advertisements, it’s probably best to look for an alternative program. If, however, you are still determined to download that specific one, at least be sure to carefully explore its setup settings, including Custom/Advanced installation menu to find out if there are any added optional adware elements and uncheck them so that they don’t get installed. Reading the terms of the License Agreement could also help you see if there are any unwanted optional components added to the program.
Another option is to go for the paid version of the product in question. It is a rarity for developers to put ads inside their paid products seeing as how the ads themselves are oftentimes used as a means of getting people to upgrade to the paid version(s) of the program.
Make your browser safer
Next, we need to say a couple of words about your browser, because many adware apps exploit weaknesses in its settings in order to get installed. First, you need to make sure you are using a reliable, security-focused browser and that it has its latest update installed at all times. Obvious choices here are Chrome, Firefox, Edge, and Safari and, in most cases, their updates should get installed automatically. Also, make sure that all browser features related to security are enabled.
Additionally, getting an ad-blocker is a very good way of keeping ads that may serve as adware-distributing download buttons away from your screen. However, be careful when picking an ad-blocker because some low-quality ad-blockers may be turn out to be as bad as adware (if not worse). Some browsers like Opera and Slimjet have pretty effective built-in ad-blockers, which removes the need to look for one yourself.
Finally, you should make sure to go to the settings of your browser, find the security section, and enable everything that can potentially help you prevent adware installations. A great tip here is to set your browser to always ask you where you want to save each file before the file is downloaded. That way, files will never get automatically downloaded and you will always have time to decide if any particular file that is about to get saved on your system is safe or if it should be stopped from getting on your computer.
Have a reliable security program
Last, but not least, do not forget to install a reliable antivirus and/or anti-malware tool on your computer/smartphone. This might sound like a no-brainer but it is still an important precaution measurement that mustn’t be ignored. Typically, anti-malware tools seem to do better against malware as those are more specialized to deal with such types of unwanted software, whereas antivirus programs focus on more traditional types of threats such as Trojans, Viruses, and Spyware.
And there you have it, these few simple tips, when applied correctly and with consistency, should allow you to keep adware away from your computer in almost all cases.
How to Prevent
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Mini-Episode: How Steve Jobs Got What He Wanted
This is the first-ever HTTOTW short. These 3-minute in-between-isodes will run during weeks when there isn't a new full episode. This is in addition to the regular length episodes, and these will not distract from or delay new full-length episodes.
This week's short features three stories from the life of Steve Jobs.
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Psychologists Demand Accountability for Torture from APA Ethics Committee
Written by: Deborah Popowski
Last week, psychologist advocates Trudy Bond and Steven Reisner sent the open letter below to the American Psychological Association president. The letter calls for a review of the organization’s failure to investigate allegations that APA psychologists, including current Wright State University School of Professional Psychology Dean Larry James, were implicated in torture and other forms of prisoner abuse.
Open Letter to President Suzanne Bennett Johnson, American Psychological Association
A.P.A. has taken a very strong stance against the use of torture, inhumane, and degrading treatment, and if anyone is able to identify A.P.A. members who have been involved in such activities, we will take disciplinary action.
— Gerald Koocher, former APA President, speaking on Democracy Now! (June 16, 2006)
Dear Dr. Johnson:
We are two psychologists committed to making certain that psychologists implicated in torture and prisoner abuse are held accountable by oversight bodies for their egregious ethical violations. We believe the public trust and the reputation of our profession depend upon such accountability.
We are writing at this time regarding ethics complaints filed with the APA Ethics Office against three psychologists who remain APA members in good standing: Dr. Michael Gelles, Dr. Larry James and Dr. John Francis Leso. Based on undisputed facts, these cases cry out for investigation and appropriate censure. We would like to briefly review some of the evidence for these complaints and express our concern with regard to the status of each complaint.
Attorney Jonathan Turley filed a complaint with the APA Ethics Office in 2001 against Dr. Michael Gelles for alleged complicity in the harsh treatment of US Naval Officer Daniel King, who had been accused of espionage (Notes 1, 2). King was held for 520 days without charge by the Navy Criminal Investigative Service (NCIS) and interrogated for 29 days in 15-20 hour sessions. During this period, Navy investigators gave King multiple polygraph tests and lied to him about the results. By the end of the month, King had signed a confession despite having no recollection of the actions to which he admitted. Prior to his military hearing, King had become suicidal and felt he was losing his grip on reality, since he could not remember the event. He requested a consultation with a psychologist to help him remember, via hypnosis or truth serum, and King was sent to Dr. Gelles for a psychological consultation (notes 3, 4, 5). According to testimony of King’s defense attorney before the Senate Intelligence Committee, “Gelles virtually ignored the statement of King that he had suicidal thoughts…two days before the interview.”(note 6) He focused instead on pressuring King to give the agents “corroborating” evidence, offering to hypnotize King if he did so. These allegations are supported by the videotape of Dr. Gelles’ session with King (made by NCIS without consent) which was provided by Turley to the Ethics Committee. (Ultimately, all charges against King were dismissed when a military judge concluded there was insufficient evidence even to sustain a determination of probable cause (note 7).
The Ethics Committee apparently found that Dr. Gelles’ behavior did not violate APA ethics; in fact, subsequent to this case, Dr. Gelles was chosen by the Director of the Ethics Office to sit on the PENS Task Force and help develop ethical guidelines for national security interrogations.
On December 5, 2007, Dr. Trudy Bond filed a complaint with the APA Ethics Office against Dr. Larry James for his alleged involvement in the harsh treatment of detainees. Among numerous ethical violations, Dr. James oversaw the transport of three child prisoners – one 12 years old and two 13 years old (note 8)– from Bagram, Afghanistan to Guantánamo, where Dr. James was the Chief Behavioral Science Consultation Team member (“BSCT #1”) (notes 9, 10). According to the New York Times, during transport the boys were “put on a plane with other prisoners, chained by the wrists and ankles, with a hood” placed over their heads. At Guantánamo, Dr. James oversaw the daily interrogations of these boys. For ten months the boys’ families were not told what had happened to their children, who had been “disappeared” by American authorities. The United Nations Committee Against Torture has held that such “disappearance” is torture – not only for the subject, but also for the family of the child taken without public acknowledgement. In addition, there is no dispute that such treatment of children is a violation of international law.
The ethics complaint against Col. James was dismissed by the APA Ethics Office without investigation.
In 2006, Dr. Alice Shaw filed a complaint against Dr. John Leso with the APA Ethics Office, which was never officially acknowledged. On April 15, 2007, Dr. Trudy Bond filed a similar complaint against Dr. Leso, which also was not acknowledged. Dr. Bond refiled the complaint on September 4, 2007. That complaint was formally acknowledged by APA on February 27, 2008. Declassified U.S. government documents indicate that while serving at the U.S. Station at Guantánamo Bay Dr. Leso, in his position as BSCT #1 (he preceded Dr. James in this position), co-authored a document recommending that a series of escalating physically and psychologically abusive interrogation tactics be used on detainees there. Many of these techniques were applied to Guantánamo detainee “063,” Mohammed al-Qahtani, under Dr. Leso’s direct supervision (notes 11, 12). Susan Crawford, the Convening Authority for the Guantánamo Military Commissions appointed by George W. Bush, dismissed the case against al-Qahtani precisely because “his treatment met the legal definition of torture.” Many of the techniques and conditions that appeared in Dr. Leso’s written interrogation document were subsequently applied to other men and boys held at Guantánamo and eventually to detainees held in U.S. custody in Iraq and Afghanistan.
Now, more than five years after filing, the ethics complaint against Dr. Leso still remains unadjudicated by the APA Ethics Office (apparently the longest unadjudicated case in APA history).
The results of the case against Dr. Leso in New York clearly establish why the APA must take the lead in such cases. Unlike the NYOPD, the APA’s standards for psychologists do not permit the sidestepping of ethical issues through legal gymnastics. As the APA Ethics Code states:
This Ethics Code applies only to psychologists’ activities that are part of their scientific, educational, or professional roles as psychologists. Areas covered include but are not limited to the clinical, counseling, and school practice of psychology; research; teaching; supervision of trainees; public service; policy development; social intervention; development of assessment instruments; conducting assessments; educational counseling; organizational consulting; forensic activities; program design and evaluation; and administration.
Most states follow the lead of the APA Ethics Office in determining ethical standards and in adjudicating cases.
Because of the Ethics Committee’s delay in adjudicating the Leso case, Dr. Steven Reisner initiated an ethics complaint against Dr. Leso with the New York Office of Professional Discipline (NYOPD), which grants his license to practice.[xiii] The NYOPD and the New York Attorney General acknowledged the fact that, “Dr. Leso, apparently, was asked to use his skills as a weapon; not to help the mental health of the detainees.” But the NYOPD used these very facts to determine that – since the aim of Dr. Leso’s activity at Guantánamo was explicitly to cause harm, and since there was no “therapist-patient relationship between Dr. Leso and any of the Guantánamo detainees” – Dr. Leso’s professional behavior could not be considered the “practice of psychology” under the New York Education Law and therefore the ethics code did not apply. The case was dismissed without investigation.
Dr. Reisner pursued the case against Leso in New York State Supreme Court. The Court refused to overrule NYOPD, not on the merits of the case, but based on a technicality: that harm to the profession at large notwithstanding, Dr. Reisner could not show that he had been personally harmed by Dr. Leso’s activities. But harm to the profession of psychology is precisely a central issue for the American Psychological Association. The ability of our association to establish and uphold ethical principles is the very basis upon which we garner and maintain public trust. And that trust has been sorely challenged by the failure of the APA Ethics Office to determine when a psychologist’s behavior in national security interrogations has violated our basic, time-honored ethical principles.
In light of the circumstances we have described here, we are requesting that you, as President of the APA:
1. Open a full review of the practices of the APA Ethics Office with regard to the investigation and adjudication of cases alleging torture, cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment in general, and the cases of Drs. Leso, James, and Gelles in particular.
2. Ensure that the case against Dr. Leso now receives a prompt adjudication, five years after it was filed.
3. Move to rescind the current statute of limitations on cases of torture, cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment so that there can be accountability for psychologists who participate in classified abuses whenever the evidence of such abuses becomes available.
Trudy Bond
Steven Reisner
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(Kaye, 2009)
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VIDEO: Mary Robinson, former President of Ireland, speaks at joint conference on climate change displacement
We’re so pleased today to share coverage of our recent joint conference, “Climate Change Displacement: Finding Solutions to an Emerging Crisis,” which brought together experts from around the world to discuss the governance challenges that come with this critical issue. Thanks again to the Emmett Environmental Law & Policy Clinic and the Harvard Immigration and Refugee Clinic for partnering with us on this conference, which was comprised of closed meetings and two public events.
Mary Robinson, former President of Ireland, in conversation with HLS Dean Martha Minow.
Below, you’ll find the video of the first event: a conversation between Mary Robinson, former President of Ireland and current UN special envoy on El Niño and climate change, and Dean Martha Minow. Harvard Law School has posted a summary of that talk, along with some excerpts, on the home page.
The Harvard Gazette also went in-depth with one of the conference attendees, Robin Bronen, a human rights attorney, senior research scientist at the University of Alaska, Fairbanks, and co-founder and executive director of the Alaska Institute for Justice. Robin participated in the second public event, entitled “Addressing Climate Change Globally and Locally.” You’ll also find video of that event below.
Thanks to all of the conference participants, and to the many other scholars, advocates, and affected communities who are working so hard on this issue.
Areas of Work Gender, Race, & Non-Discrimination Areas of Work Events
Tomorrow, Nov. 15: “Women’s Legal Capacity in the Laws of Saudi Arabia and the Gulf States”
Clinic and HRW call for formal talks on “killer robots,” aim for preemptive ban
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Inspirit Foundation
Inspirit Foundation is a public foundation based in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. Inspirit works to enable the creation of new narratives that advance pluralism—narratives that challenge discriminatory structures of representation and multiply the array of stories and people we see reflected in television, film, the arts, and journalism.
https://inspiritfoundation.org/
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