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Home blog This Is Your Brain on trick or treating nyc
This Is Your Brain on trick or treating nyc
Trick or treat nyc (TNT) is a fun event for kids to participate in in the city of New York. The event starts on the evening of the first Friday of the month and runs until Halloween. The event is held at several large locations and is a great way to get the kids excited for the upcoming holiday. If you’re hosting the event, be sure to have the event listed in your event’s calendar.
Trick or treat nyc can be a great opportunity for kids to get candy for trick or treating, but we’d also love to see local businesses step up to the plate and provide candy for the event. If youre an event organiser, please contact us as well.
I’m not sure I have an answer to this question yet, but I have to say, this was my favorite part of the event. The kids didn’t seem to mind the candy being thrown at them while they were waiting, which is a surefire way to get ’em to start talking.
This is the third year the city has provided candy for kids trick or treating, but this year the city teamed up with local businesses and organized a Halloween candy run. The whole event was held in the same location, and the kids were allowed to bring their own candy, but they were not allowed to toss it at each other. It was also a great opportunity for local businesses to step up to the plate and provide candy, and the kids were treated to free candy and candy from local businesses.
It was also a great opportunity for local businesses to step up to the plate and provide candy, and the kids were treated to free candy and candy from local businesses.
So whether it’s a day where you have to get dressed up in fancy costumes and fancy foods and make your way to your neighborhood candy store, or you’re just looking to score some candy for a trick or treater, you can still do it this year. We will be running a candy run in Washington Square Park on Halloween night, and the more candy you can put out for anyone who enters the park, the easier it will be for them to trick or treat.
For those of you who really don’t want to dress up, you can still trick or treat this year. The trick or treat run will be from 9pm to 3am, and the candy you can put out for trick or treaters will be in the form of gummy candy.
The trick or treaters will be trick-or-treating through the park, so this will give you some time to eat some candy. If you are dressed, you can trick or treat on the sidewalk in front of the park.
I’m going to go ahead and say that I’ve been trick or treating at this park for the past 5 years. I started trick or treating as a kid because we were out of candy, but it became a tradition and has become one of my favorite things to do. I have a handful of friends who have done this, but not nearly enough to make this a regular thing for me.
Trick or treating in our neighborhood is a big deal. Each year it involves over 500 kids, and as any good family will tell you, it’s a lot of candy. So of course the candy companies are all over it since most of them want to capitalize on the holiday. To help people eat their candy and have a good time, several of these companies have started selling candy on their own website.
https://icfth.com
Well, since we already know each other I think it would be great to get acquainted with you!
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HomeFire in the Sky Sticker
Fire in the Sky Sticker
Sometimes there is smoke on the water but in the Great American Southwest, there is ALWAYS a fire in the sky. Read more
Sometimes there is smoke on the water but in the Great American Southwest, there is ALWAYS a fire in the sky.
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YOUR CLINICAL SHOULD ADDRESS THE FOLLOWING POINTS: Include a title
YOUR CLINICAL SHOULD ADDRESS THE FOLLOWING POINTS:
Include a title page and reference page.
· Symptoms and Prevalence rates – According to the DSM-5 criteria, what are the typical symptoms seen in the disorder you are researching. NO BULLETING OF SYMPTOMS. Prevalence rates should include sub-cultures of the US such as African American, Asian American, Hispanic American populations as well as rates in 2 countries. (1pt.)
· Cultural variables – You should list what world cultures your disorder is found in and if it presents with the same symptom picture reported in the U.S. (Prevalence rates should be addressed in the Symptoms and Prevalence section above.) For example: Schizophrenia is found in every culture/country in the world however, it is perceived differently in some cultures. You should also include subcultures of the US (e.g. African American, Asian American, Native American, Hispanic). (2pts)
· Age of onset and Gender features – What is the average age when symptoms appear that lead to a diagnosis? For Gender features: Does the symptom picture present differently in men compared to women? Is it more common in one sex as opposed to the other? Eg. Bipolar is equally common among men and women, major depression is diagnosed 2X more in women than in men etc. (1pt.)
· Etiology – Describe the biology and genetics involved in the disorder you are researching.
o Neurotransmitter systems and sub-cortical structures of the brain: What are the neurotransmitter systems and sub-cortical brain structures that are dysregulated or atrophied that give rise to the development of the disorder you are researching? Is it a purely biological disorder such as schizophrenia or bipolar or is it a trauma-based disorder that affects the biology of the individual such as post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), dissociative disorders, or depression etc.?
o Is the disorder you are researching heritable? Does it run in families such as the mood disorders and anxiety disorders, or the dementia group (Alzheimer’s disease) etc.? (2pt)
· Course and Prognosis– Does the disorder you are researching have a chronic course such as some anxiety disorders (e.g. generalized anxiety disorder or bipolar disorder?) Does it have a variable course such as seen in borderline personality disorder, or possibly episodic as seen in depression?
For Prognosis: What is the end result you expect to see with regard to the symptom picture? E.g. What would the symptom picture look like when the person is age 70. E.g. Would the client still have to be on medication or still need to be in therapy? Would they still exhibit the complete criteria of symptoms of the disorder or would many of the symptoms abate by advanced age? (1pt)
· Current treatment– What is the most efficacious treatment model for the disorder you have chosen to research (Psychodynamic, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT), Behavioral Therapy, Interpersonal Therapy, Gestalt Therapy, etc. or is it best treated with a combination or with an eclectic approach).
o Explain the main underlying theory of the treatment used.
o Give an example of ONE technique that would be used from the therapy used to treat someone with the disorder you are researching. (1pt.)
· Differential diagnosis – Compare and contrast another disorder (ONE) which is similar and how to differentiate it from the disorder you have chosen to research. In what ways is it similar and in what ways is it dissimilar? (How do you tell it apart?) E.g. Major Depression vs Persistent Depressive Disorder (formerly known as Dysthymia). (2pt.)
Must be double spaced (12pt type and Times New Roman)
Must have within text citations. THIS IS A MUST
Articles, the DSM-5, books, and online sources are fine (.org more preferable but .com is fine with discretion). Try to use empirical sources when possible. E.g. Journal of Abnormal Psychology etc.
NO BULLETS
NO WIKAPEDIA.
**Do not use the text book or myself as an instructor as a source.
***Ideally 10 to 12 pages all together including title and reference pages.
NO LESS THAN 8 PAGES FOR YOUR TEXT. YOU CAN EXTEND THE NUMBER OF REF. PAGES IF NECESSARY.
o Posttraumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD)
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The basic idea behind GIMI is to accelerate the digital transformation through science and business collaboration.
The competence-based network, in which organisations from industry, research, science and administration are working on innovative solutions in a multidisciplinary partnership in a systematically sustainable future, will also promote “smart” innovation projects.
The intention for the companies, which want to use this effective approach to improve the quality and cost-cutting of innovations to realize suitable projects with the members and partners of GIMI and thus benefit from the respective expertise.
The foundations for this are the project employees from the partner companies: In GIMI, innovative and highly motivated employees work together closely as a networked team.
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(-) Wildlife Management Advisory Council (NWT)
Wildlife Management Advisory Council (NWT)
14. (45) A Council to be known as the Wildlife Management Advisory Council (NWT) is to be established as soon as possible after the execution of this Agreement.
As amended by P.C. 2004-337, March 30, 2004
14. (46) The Council shall initially have seven (7) members: the Chairman of the Council, one (1) representing Canada , two (2) representing the Government of the Northwest Territories, and three (3) representing the Inuvialuit .
14. (47) The Council shall have jurisdiction in respect of that portion of the Inuvialuit Settlement Region that falls within the Northwest Territories, including the adjacent near shore and offshore waters.
14. (48) The Council shall have as permanent members a chairman and an equal number of members designated by:
(a) Government , and
(b) the Inuvialuit and other native groups referred to in subsection 14(51) .
14. (49) The permanent Government members of the Council shall include persons designated by the Government of the Northwest Territories, and one person designated by the Minister of the Environment of Canada .
14. (50) In addition to permanent members of the Council, temporary members may be co-opted from Government departments or native groups, as they may be required from time to time.
14. (51) Other native groups that have acquired harvesting rights in the Western Arctic Region under their land claims Settlement s shall be entitled to designate a representative.
14. (52) Pursuant to subsections (39) to (41) , where native people adjacent to the Western Arctic Region harvest a game resource in common with the Inuvialuit , those native people shall be entitled to membership on the Council on an equitable basis with the Inuvialuit for the consideration of the harvestable quotas and allocation of the subsistence quotas for that game resource.
14. (53) The Chairman of the Council shall be appointed by the Government of the Northwest Territories, with the consent of the Inuvialuit and Canada .
14. (54) The permanent members of the Council shall each have one (1) vote. The Chairman shall have a vote only in the case of a deadlock. Temporary members shall not have a vote.
14. (55) The Council shall may establish rules and adopt by-laws regulating its procedures, including the holding of public hearings.
14. (56) The Government of the Northwest Territories agrees to provide a secretariat to assist in meeting the administrative needs of the Council.
14. (57) Meetings of the Council shall be held once a year or more often as the appropriate minister or the Council decides.
14. (58) Each party shall pay the remuneration and expenses of the members of the Council that it appoints or designates.
14. (59) The reasonable expenses (travel and accommodation costs) and remuneration required for Inuvialuit members appointed to the Wildlife Management Advisory Council (Northwest Territories), referred to in subsection 14(58) , to attend regular meetings of the Council shall be reimbursed by the Government of the Northwest Territories, as provided through funding agreements between Canada and the Government of the Northwest Territories as are negotiated from time to time. These funding agreements shall not form part of the Agreement.
14. (60) The Council shall, on request, provide advice to the appropriate ministers on all matters relating to wildlife policy and the management, regulation and administration of wildlife , habitat and harvesting for the Western Arctic Region and, without restricting the generality of the foregoing, the Council shall:
(a) provide advice on issues pertaining to the Western Arctic Region to wildlife management boards, land use commissions, the Screening Committee and Review Board and any other appropriate bodies;
(b) prepare a wildlife conservation and management plan for the Western Arctic Region for recommendation to the appropriate authorities as a means for achieving and maintaining the principles set out in subsections (1) to (5) ;
(c) determine and recommend appropriate quotas for Inuvialuit harvesting in the Western Arctic Region ;
(d) determine and recommend harvestable quotas for migratory game species referred to in subsections (39) and (40) where they are harvested by native peoples other than the Inuvialuit , whether inside or outside the Western Arctic Region ;
(e) review and advise the Government on any proposed Canadian position for international purposes that affects wildlife in the Western Arctic Region ;
(f) review and advise the appropriate Government on existing or proposed wildlife legislation;
(g) advise on measures required to protect habitat that is critical for wildlife or harvesting in the Western Arctic Region ; and
(h) request from time to time, if appropriate, the participation of the local Hunters and Trappers Committees in the regulation of the subsistence harvest and the collection of subsistence harvest information.
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Transnational Project Meeting of CB4PARENTS project in Santander, Spain
IGEA Team 10 months ago
We have held the third meeting within the framework of the CB4PARENTS project, supported by the UK National Agency under the Erasmus+ Program. The Third Meeting which was held at Cantabria University in Santander, Spain, was face to face.
All participants from each partner country took place in the meeting and they participated actively. They contributed to the meeting with their thoughts, ideas and plans. The meeting’s topics were all about the ongoing project such as Project Management Issues, Dissemination Plan, Sustainability and Exploitation Plan, Financial Issues, Responsibilities of Each Partner and Communication Methods. Furthermore, the project’s strengths and weaknesses were deliberated.
Turkey was planned and discussed in general.The important and mutual decisions were taken on LTT-2.
What is evaluated during the meeting?
Intellectual Output-2 was presented and evaluated by powerpoint presentations. Each country partner presented their own responsible module and made comments for each. To disseminate the project outputs, it is decided to have a multiplier event in each country. In the multiplier events; there will be 2-3 session workshops to introduce and share the project outputs. In addition to the dissemination aspect of the project, partners will share newsletters and stakeholders on the project’s website. Another important decision made during the meeting is the second Learning Teaching Training (LTT) Activity. LTT-2 will take place in Bursa, Turkey on 10th-16th of September 2022. Partners agreed to meet for the 4th Transnational Project Meeting in Bursa, Turkey in 4 months.
As they approached the end of the meeting, the mutual decisions taken at the end of the 2-days meeting were evaluated and discussed by each partner and events calendar were created. The meeting lasted for 2 days and was productive, the partners returned to their countries after a nice dinner together.
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We’re not quite sure where summer went, but if you haven’t noticed, it’s already time to think about the new school year.
And as you think about how to get your kids organized and ready, consider doing the same thing for something else — your home. It won’t just be good for you; in many instances, removing clutter also means removing distractions, which can help your kids focus better.
You can start wherever you like, but it might be best to make sure your activities are organized before you start in on the daunting task of tackling all of your stuff. With sports and other activities, the school year can be a blur for parents. So keeping a family calendar — whether it’s a dry-erase board or just a weekly printout on the fridge — will ensure that everyone knows where they’re going, and when.
Before the kids go back
Don’t head out for back-to-school shopping just yet. First, do an inventory of school supplies, clothes and shoes so you aren’t buying things you don’t need. Toss or donate stuff that’s old, that doesn’t fit, or that your kids simply don’t like and won’t wear any more. One trick we’ve seen online: If you’re going through a whole closet and you’re not sure what fits your kids, have them try on pants until you find a good pair. Then use that pair to compare the length of all of the other pants.
When they’ve got homework
If possible, designate a study space where your kids have the tools they need for success. It should be well-lit, quiet and free of distractions. Different kids have different learning styles, so you’ll soon find out what works well and what doesn’t.
Now that you’ve gotten them organized …
… It’s time to focus some energy on your stuff. Eliminate as much clutter from the house as you can, perhaps by following the classic 80/20 theory: 80% of the time, most people use only 20% of their stuff. If the item you’re looking at isn’t in that 20%, ask yourself: Do I really need this?
Stay on top of things
You’re off to a good start in the organizing battle — so keep things rolling! Each week, set aside time to go on a “search and destroy” mission for clutter. It’s much easier to stay organized when you only have to do a little at a time. And make sure the kids are involved, too. Everything — homework, school forms, backpacks — should have a home. And when everything has a home, you’ll be happier in yours!
Reposted with permission from the original author, Safeco Insurance®.
Top image by Flickr user EvelynGiggles used under Creative Commons Attribution-Sharealike 2.0 license. Image cropped and modified from original.
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“CULTO DOMINGO 09/06/2019”
From junio 9th, 2019
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Tag: live sgp
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DATA SGP US states, Puerto Rico, the Virgin Islands and the District of Columbia operate lotteries in the U.S. These lottery organizations generate revenue for their states and territories, as well as education and public programs. Some of the most popular lottery programs have made headlines with outstanding payouts.
One of the largest lotteries in the United States is Powerball, which features six state-specific jackpots and a single national jackpot. The jackpots are often paid out in lump sums or annuities. The prize money goes to a variety of organizations, including schools, parks and wildlife habitats. The jackpot for the largest jackpot is more than $1 billion.
Other multi-state lotteries include Mega Millions, which features seven state-specific jackpots, and Hot Lotto, which features six state-specific jackpots. These lotteries are all part of the Multi-State Lottery Association. The revenue from these lotteries goes to state education programs, as well as local school districts, colleges, public employee pension systems and public programs.
The first US state to offer a lottery was New Hampshire, which began in 1934. New Hampshire Lottery offers several draw games and Mega Millions. It also features several instant win games, including Street Fighter II and Street Fighter Instant Win.
Another state lottery is the New York Lottery. The New York Lottery has been operating since 1967. It has four exclusive draw games and seven in-state draw games. It also features a variety of multi-state draw games, including Cash4Life. It also features a subscription lottery program, which allows players to access game results in the future. It also features virtual sports and Keno.
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North Carolina Education Lottery has been offering lotteries since 2005. The state’s lottery has contributed more than $5.5 billion to education programs. It also features several draw games, including Powerball, Lucky for Life and Mega Millions. In addition, the state lottery has been a charter member of the Multi-State Lottery Alliance. It has also contributed more than $418 million to the state’s general fund in fiscal year 2021.
The Connecticut Lottery Corporation is a quasi-public state agency. It generates revenue for the state of Connecticut in a manner that reflects good public policy. It has contributed $10.6 billion to the state’s general fund since 1972. In fiscal year 2021, the lottery corporation paid out $925 million in prize money. It also contributed 83 million in commissions to retailers.
Idaho Lottery, which is a member of the Multi-State Lottery, has four multi-state draw games and several in-house games. The lottery began in 1989. The lottery’s revenue goes to the state’s general fund, as well as state parks, wildlife habitats, the Common School Fund and public employee pension systems.
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The Result SGP is a form of gambling that involves drawing numbers at random. While some governments have outlawed the practice, others endorse it and organize state or national lotteries. Regardless of the legal status of the lottery, there are some things to keep in mind when playing. For example, you should play only if you are willing to take the risks.
Lotteries began at ten o’clock
Lotteries are an ancient form of entertainment that have been around for centuries. They were first used in the Low Countries in the 15th century to raise funds for fortifications and other public projects. By the early 1800s, they had become legal in 40 states and on every continent except Antarctica. Today, lotteries continue to be a popular form of entertainment. But they are not without controversy, and there are many negative aspects of lotteries that you should know about.
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Multi-state lotteries need a high jackpot and high odds against winning to be successful. While this may seem counterintuitive, it is essential to keep players interested and motivated enough to purchase multiple tickets. This is especially true for a popular multi-state lottery like the Powerball. The odds are based on how many tickets are sold, so the higher the number of tickets sold, the higher the odds per ticket.
Lottery management is an important issue for state governments. Several states have become dependent on lottery revenues, and political pressures are always at work to increase those revenues. For example, a study of Oregon found that, in every state financial crisis, a new form of legalized gambling was approved. As a result, Oregon now has more forms of legal gambling than any other state. This means that political officials must decide how to prioritize competing goals.
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Lottery is a form of gambling where numbers are drawn and the person who has the winning numbers will win a prize. While some governments ban or outlaw lotteries, others endorse them and regulate them. However, there are some rules to follow and scams to avoid. Here is some information that will help you play the lottery safely.
Basic elements of lottery
A lottery is a game of chance, although there are also elements of skill. Its basic elements include a prize, drawing, and consideration. As long as all three elements are present, a lottery is legal. SGP Pools are an enjoyable activity for people of all ages. Nonetheless, they can be abused. This is why it’s important to understand the basics of a lottery.
A lottery must have a system for collecting stakes. Most lotteries use a chain of sales agents to collect the money paid for tickets. This money is then banked. Many national lotteries also divide their tickets into fractions that cost slightly more than whole tickets. This allows customers to place small stakes on fractions that match their hopes for winning the jackpot.
The Rules of Lottery are the regulations that govern the operation of lottery games. They detail how winning tickets are drawn, how prizes are paid out and more. Players with questions about the rules should contact the governing body of their country’s lottery or an expert. They can also consult a list of frequently asked questions.
Lottery games have a long history. They date back to the Book of Joshua, where Moses is recounted as drawing lots to distribute land. This ancient tradition is said to have been a manifestation of the will of the gods. The Greeks and ancient Romans also practiced random selection during their annual Saturnalia feasts.
While winning a lottery jackpot can be a life-changing event, it’s important to remember that there are tax consequences to your lottery win. The federal government withholds two-thirds of your prize money as federal income tax, and many states require the winner to pay state taxes as well. If you’re not sure how to handle your lottery winnings, read on to learn more about taxes on lottery winnings.
Lottery winners must report the fair market value of their winnings when filing their tax returns. They may also need to pay estimated tax payments. However, the best way to figure out your tax obligations is to consult a tax professional.
Ways to avoid scams
Lottery scams are common and you should be cautious in buying tickets from unreliable sites. These scams usually start by informing you that you’ve won money without any evidence. They usually involve phony lottery websites and phone numbers and try to trick you into sending money. If you fall victim to these scams, you can lose your hard-earned money.
The most important way to avoid lottery scams is to avoid giving your personal information to strangers. Scammers often request your personal information from the bottom of your check. Providing this information can enable them to withdraw money from your bank account. In addition, be wary of ‘urgent’ solicitations that require your immediate response. You’ll also want to be wary of “already-a-winner” notices, as these can lead to an illegal operation.
The odds of winning the lottery aren’t the only things that affect the outcome of the game. There are also myths surrounding the lottery. The odds of winning a lottery game depend on randomness. To better understand these myths, take a quiz on your gambling habits. The results will help you decide if you’re a good lottery player.
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Worse Flooding in A Decade Takes 600 Lives in Southern Nigeria
By Lisa Vives, Global Information Network
NEW YORK | ABUJA (IDN) — Flooding in the southern and coastal states of Nigeria has taken the lives of more than 600 people, displaced 1.4 million and destroyed roads and farmlands. Officials warn that the situation could continue into November.
Thirty-one of Nigeria’s 36 states have been affected in what media reports have called the worst flooding in a decade, drowning infrastructure and 200,00 homes, partly or wholly destroyed.
The country’s distinctive pitched, painted metal roofs are nearly totally swamped, as are cars and trucks full of food and fuel.
Sadiya Umar Farouq, Nigeria’s Minister of Humanitarian Affairs, charged that inaction by branches of government was to blame for much of the disaster.
“There was enough warning and information about the 2022 flood, but states, local government and communities appear not to take heed,” she wrote on Twitter.
“We are calling on the respective state governments, local government councils and communities to prepare for more flooding by evacuating people living on flood plains to high grounds,” Farouq said.
The unending flood has continued to wreak havoc across Bayelsa State, South-south Nigeria.
According to the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN), the flood, which has displaced thousands of residents, had compelled the electricity company in charge of the state to shut down the public power supply, ad most transformers were submerged.
Nigeria experiences annual flooding, especially in its coastal areas. Authorities blame the disaster on the release of excess water from the Lagdo Dam in neighbouring Cameroon and on unusual rainfalls.
“The water levels are rising to an alarming level,” said Al Jazeera’s Ahmed Idris, reporting from Yenagoa, the capital of Bayelsa state in southern Nigeria. “The ferocity of the flow of water has also intensified. The flood waters from upstream are continuing to come this way.”
Environmentalists note that Nigeria produces less than 1% of global greenhouse gas emissions but suffers disproportionately from climate change, sharp increases in heat, drought and desertification and floods. The country is among the top 10 most climate-vulnerable countries in the world.
Over 12 years ago, the world’s richest countries promised to deliver $100 billion every year from 2020 to 2025 to climate finance (money to help lower-income countries most affected by climate change adapt to its effects). But they've fallen short of their pledges, saying that the promised funding now likely won't be delivered until 2023. But the climate crisis is devastating countries from Pakistan to Sudan right now.
By coincidence, the United Nations Conference on Climate Change, also known as COP27, will be held from November 6 to 18 in the Egyptian Sharm El Sheikh resort. Ahead of the conference, climate activists, such as Adenike Titilope Oladosu, are intensifying the call for climate finance to address the country’s climate crisis.
“The ongoing climate crisis (flood) in Nigeria has destroyed the livelihoods of millions of people that is worth billions of dollars,” Oladosu said. This is a threat to the food security of the entire country. The climate crisis is the next pandemic if we don't act fast.” [IDN-InDepthNews — 18 October 2022]
Photo: A photo posted on Twitter on October 18 shows flood-impacted communities in Bayelsa State, Nigeria, who depend on canoes to travel around. © Twitter/@YeriDekumo
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IOCL Board Approves Setting Up Of PVC Plant in Gujarat
The Board of Indian Oil Corporation Limited (IOCL) has approved the investment proposal of more than ₹4,000 crore in Gujarat…
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RCP Singh Highlights Immense Possibilities Of Utilization Of Waste Generated During Mining, Steel Manufacturing Process And End Of Life Products
Union Minister of Steel Shri Ram Chandra Prasad Singh, Chaired a meeting of the Parliamentary Consultative Committee of the Ministry…
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A Small Act of Kindness
Posted by Allyson Lambert on Mon, Feb 16, 2015 @ 09:02 AM
Did everyone have a nice Valentine's Weekend?
My weekend was pretty low-key. It was filled with plenty of time outdoors, some time for self-reflection, and a small act of kindness.
My Friday night started off with a Valentine's get-together with my two best friends.
We had dinner together and spent time catching up from the week. This means I will have officially made it through each holiday away from home. I'm very grateful to have found friends that feel like family to celebrate these occasions with!
The next morning, we had freakishly warm weather for February. It was in the mid-60s and sunny, so I decided to take a solo-trip to South Lake Tahoe. Technically it's still ski-season, but the beach was calling my name.
If you look in the backseat of my car, you'll usually find running gear because I'm always on the go. It was the perfect day for a run along the lake, so I laced up my shoes and headed out on the sand.
Fun fact: Pittsburgh's elevation comes in at about 700 feet above sea level. Lake Tahoe (at its low point) sits at about 6000 feet above sea level. This means it's about a mile higher in elevation, which makes it difficult to run. Nonetheless, it's a beautiful place to spend an afternoon.
Under the trees I found a spot with a scenic view of the lake to have lunch. It was quiet, peaceful day with just enough warmth as the sunlight came in through the trees.
This trip focused on self-reflection and solitude; two things I have learned to embrace since moving away on my own.
As evening approached, I watched the last bit of sun disappear over the lake. With each inch of darkness, the air grew chillier. I enjoyed the last few minutes of daylight as I reflected on my journey these past ten months. Before long, I will have to start making decisions on where to move next and which direction to take on my career path.
Sunday morning started with brunch on my balcony and a call home to my grandma. We chatted for over an hour. I'm pretty sure I inherited my talking gene from her!
With a free day ahead of me, I headed downtown to the River Walk to take advantage of the nice weather.
I took a walk and enjoyed watching the people out and about. With my laptop in hand, I planned on grabbing lunch and doing some writing in a coffee shop during the late afternoon. When traditional work hours end for the week you'll always find me working on a creative project of some sort. It's one of my favorite ways to spend my free time.
However, something unexpected happened.
The River Walk led me into town where a woman stopped and asked me if I had some spare change. She told me she was trying to get money to buy something to eat. I opened up my purse and handed her the $2 I had in my wallet. Then I turned back around and said, "I'm actually about to go have lunch. Do you want to come with me? I could use some company."
As we ate she told me a story about how mental illness had forced her out of work. She gets enough money to cover housing right now, but not always enough to buy food. She was trying to figure out how to make it by until April when she was planning to move back to California with her family.
I pulled out my phone and wrote down information for a local non-profit that serves a free community meal each night. She told me she was working really hard to change her life around. I told her I believed in her. Her eyes swelled up with tears.
She thanked me for my kindness. And I thanked her for allowing me to open my heart.
In Catholic Social Teaching, the basic principle of Human Dignity teaches us that each human life is sacred. Despite our differences and individual circumstances, everyone has immeasurable worth and therefore deserves the highest respect. This woman wasn't someone who was struggling out on the street; we were just two friends eating lunch on a Sunday afternoon.
When she asked where I went to school, I told her Saint Vincent College. "It's a small, Catholic school in western-Pennsylvania," I explained.
But it's actually much more than that. It's a community that inspires individuals to create a better world.
I smiled at the woman as we got up from the table. She told me she was grateful to have a place to live right now. The cross-walk flashed blue and we parted ways.
As this weekend came to an end, I returned home with a greater sense of gratitude. Sometimes life's biggest lessons happen when you least expect them.
Topics: Allyson Lambert, alumni advice, life after college
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Ray Dillard
Lion King-Toronto/Business Manager Nexus
Lorraine Dillard Photography
Texas-born, Toronto-based percussionist/drummer, Ray Dillard received his Bachelor’s and Master’s of Music degrees from West Texas State University. For several years, Ray was percussionist for the Amarillo Symphony Orchestra, and Director of Percussion Studies at West Texas State University. He then served as Guest Lecturer and Instructor of Percussion at Texas Tech University in Lubbock, Texas, before becoming the head of Percussion and MIDI Technology at San Jacinto College in Houston, Texas, a position which he held until 1998.
Ray performed with BUKA, an eight-member ensemble (made up of members of the larger World Drum Ensemble) in Taipei, Taiwan and later in Lisbon, Portugal, for EXPO ‘98. The World Drum Ensemble took the stage in Hannover, Germany for EXPO 2000. The summer of 2002 found Ray on tour with NEXUS in Japan. In the summer of 2003, Ray performed the European premiere of composer Steve Mackey’s “Deal”, a concerto for percussion and electric guitar with orchestra at The Holland Festival. He has since recorded that piece with the Boston Modern Orchestra Project on Albany Records in 2005. In 2006, Ray performed on a musical sculpture made by Canadian artist Marlene Hilton-Moore in art galleries across Canada; these performances continued throughout much of 2007. Ray completed several commissions for mixed ensembles in 2008 and 2009. 2010 found Ray finishing three CD projects, and 2011 is packed with 5 recording projects!
Ray’s considerable recording credits include Grammy and Juno nominated projects with artists and ensembles from the United States, South America, Europe, Japan and Canada. His recording work with the Toronto-based percussion ensemble NEXUS includes some 15 titles, the most recent being “Drumtalker”. Other percussionists Ray has produced include Nancy Zeltsman, Christopher Norton, Mika Yoshida, Graham Hargrove, Nicholas Coulter, Michael Burritt, Mark Ford, Jurij Konje, Vancouver’s Fringe Percussion, Toronto's TorQ Percussion Quartet, as well as the University of Toronto and Northwestern University Percussion Ensembles. His acoustic jazz recordings include Ellis Marsalis, Paul English, Bruce Dudley, Joe LoCascio, and Marvin Stamm.
Ray currently resides in Toronto, Canada where he is the Business Manager for the ensemble NEXUS, produces and plays on numerous recording projects, and continues to be fascinated by string theory and other aspects of physics.
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Home ᐳ News ᐳ Analysis ᐳ Last Rastrojos Leader Surrenders to US
Luis Enrique Calle Serna
Last Rastrojos Leader Surrenders to US
COLOMBIA / 5 OCT 2012 BY EDWARD FOX EN
The last known leader of the Rastrojos drug gang, Luis Enrique Calle Serna, has handed himself in to the US, raising the likelihood this once mighty trafficking organization could be seeing its final days.
Calle Serna delivered himself to US authorities in Panama on October 2, and was immediately transferred to a New York jail, reported Semana. He had been negotiating with US authorities for some time -- Colombian President Juan Manuel Santos confirmed in February that Calle Serna and his brother Javier, alias “Comba,” were seeking to surrender.
According to Colombian National Police, the arrest of kingpin Daniel “El Loco” Barrera on September 18 triggered Luis Enrique's surrender, as El Loco had been responsible for providing the Rastrojos leader with security in Venezuela, where he was living. The police added that following El Loco’s arrest, Luis Enrique contacted his family in Spain to let them know he would surrender, and informed the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) of the decision through his lawyer.
Comba delivered himself to the US authorities in May. This was followed a month later by the arrest of another top Rastrojos commander, Diego Perez Henao, alias “Diego Rastrojo,” in Venezuela.
Colombian Defense Minister Juan Carlos Pinzon said that Luis Enrique's surrender was evidence that the pressure applied by security forces leaves drug traffickers with no other option than to turn themselves in.
Luis Enrique was the last remaining leader of the Rastrojos – the former armed wing of the Norte del Valle Cartel -- and his detention throws the survival of the group into doubt. Even before Diego Rastrojo and Comba fell, there were reports of infighting between the faction commanded by the Calle Sernas, Los Comba, and Diego Rastrojo’s faction, due to disagreement over whether to negotiate a surrender. The loss of Comba and Diego Rastrojo caused more turmoil, as rival gangs, particularly the Urabeños, made incursions into the Rastrojos stronghold of Valle del Cauca province.
Yet another leader was picked off this week, when Jose Leonardo Rodriguez Guevara, alias “Pinky,” was captured in Bogota. He was second-in-command to Jose Leonardo Hortua Blandon, alias “Mascota,” who reportedly took over Diego Rastrojo’s faction after his arrest. If Mascota only controls one faction, he is unlikely to be able to replace the Calle Sernas and Diego Rastrojo.
According to police, the Rastrojos have been losing manpower, with membership down some 20 percent over the last two years to 1,656 fighters, reported El Tiempo. Luis Enrique's surrender could cause this to dwindle further, as previously loyal fighters defect to other, stronger groups. There have been reports of this already in the fiercely contested Bajo Cauca region in Colombia, where Rastrojos members have gone over to the rival Urabeños.
Luis Enrique’s decision to surrender, along with the fact he was living in Venezuela, points to the difficulty traffickers face in running their operations once their profile gets too high, especially if they are wanted by the United States.
It is also possible that the surrender of the Combas was motivated by threats to their families. Victor Patiño Fomeque, a former member of the Cali Cartel who served a reduced sentence of just over seven years in the United States after collaborating with the DEA, returned to Colombia in 2010 and began waging a war against the Rastrojos. Part of his motive is reportedly the murder of at least 35 members of his family by the Rastrojos, and the Calle Sernas' relatives would be a likely target for revenge attacks. The brothers' surrender deal may have involved protection for their families from the United States.
Regardless of what triggered Luis Enrique's surrender, one thing is certain: his removal from the picture has served to weaken the Rastrojos further, and likely means that this once powerful drug trafficking gang has seen out its last days as a unified force in Colombia's underworld.
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Home ᐳ News ᐳ Brief ᐳ Dominican Republic's Former Anti-Drug Chief Sentenced to 20 Years
Former Dominican Republic anti-drug chief Carlos Fernández Valerio
Dominican Republic's Former Anti-Drug Chief Sentenced to 20 Years
CARIBBEAN / 22 SEP 2016 BY MIMI YAGOUB EN
The Dominican Republic's former top anti-narcotics official was sentenced to 20 years in prison for cocaine theft in a case that illustrates how the island's corrupt state agents are potentially becoming traffickers in their own right.
Former director of the anti-narcotics police (Dirección Central Antinarcóticos - DICAN) Carlos Fernández Valerio was convicted for stealing and presumably intending to sell around 950 kilograms of cocaine, Listin Diario reported.
The court also handed out 10- to 20-year sentences to former prosecutors, a former mayor and army members, including a former lieutenant colonel and a former assistant director of DICAN.
SEE ALSO: Coverage of Dominican Republic
The subjects were accused of stealing over a ton of cocaine that had been seized in DICAN operations. They have also been charged with money laundering, embezzlement and the falsification of public documents, Periódico Hoy reported.
Fernández was arrested in December 2014 following investigations into missing cocaine seizures, and was formally charged in January 2015.
The Dominican Republic's notoriously corrupt security forces are known to engage in all manner of organized criminal activities, from hired assassinations to local and international drug trafficking. The corruption of authorities has facilitated the island country's status as one of the region's main transit points for drugs heading to the United States and Europe.
Perhaps an even greater cause for concern is that state forces appear to be taking on a more independent role in organized criminal activities.
SEE ALSO: Coverage of the Caribbean
Before the DICAN scandal erupted, corruption incidents often involved low- to mid-ranking officials working in collaboration with criminal groups. However, the DICAN scheme has the characteristics of a more organized enterprise run by state officials. Fernández has been described as the leader of a criminal ring involving nearly two dozen state agents who would steal seized drug loads and sell them to international drug traffickers or Dominican drug gangs. The DICAN has since been described as the country's largest micro-trafficking cartel.
Past cases also provide a precedent for such high-level corruption. A decade before the DICAN network was dismantled, former army captain Quirino Paulino -- one of the Dominican Republic's biggest drug traffickers -- was extradited to the United States for trafficking 30 metric tons of cocaine to the country.
The possibility that public security forces are forming independent drug trafficking operations suggests that the country's already weak institutions are losing the battle against penetration by organized crime. This is a particularly disconcerting prospect, as the Dominican Republic's importance along international drug routes may well be on the rise.
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What Are the Biggest Medicare Changes for 2022?
On November 12, 2021, the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services announced the 2022 Medicare premiums, coinsurance, and deductible amounts for Medicare Parts A and B programs. The regulator also announced the 2022 Medicare Advantage income-related monthly adjustment amounts.
With Medicare open enrollment behind us and the new year ahead of us, this is the right time to look at the key Medicare changes expected in 2022. Keep in mind that a lot of initiatives are being made, and there are also significant changes to the costs and services offered.
This article explores the expected Medicare changes for 2022 to help you understand what you will be dealing with at least until the next open enrollment period later in the year.
Original Medicare Costs Have Gone Up
Although most Medicare beneficiaries don’t pay a monthly premium for their Medicare Part A, those who do will have to dig deeper into their pockets. The monthly premium for Medicare Part A is now $499, up from $471 in 2021.
The Medicare Part A premium applies to individuals who worked and paid taxes (Medicare) for less than 30 quarters. However, if you paid Medicare taxes diligently for 30 to 39 quarters, you will be required to pay $274 per month for Medicare Part A up from $259 from 2021.
If you worked and diligently paid Medicare taxes for at least 40 quarters, you won’t pay any Medicare Part A premium. The Part A hospital deductible has also moved to $1,556 for each benefit period, increasing from $1,484 in 2021.
The coinsurance has also increased. You won’t pay a deductible for the first 60 days of hospitalization. However, you will be required to pay a $389 coinsurance between days 61 to 90, which is an increase of $18 from the $371 in 2021.
If you are hospitalized for more than 90 days, you will be required to pay $778 coinsurance for every “lifetime reserve day“, up from $742 in 2021. Medicare beneficiaries get up to 60 lifetime reserve days throughout their lifetime.
Medicare Part B premium has also gone up. In 2022, beneficiaries will be expected to pay $170.10 in monthly premiums, up from $148.50 in 2021.
You may pay a slightly higher premium in some cases, depending on your income. For instance, if you file taxes individually with a modified adjusted gross income of more than $91,000, you will be required to pay an extra $68 to $408 per month on top of the standard premium.
Part B deductible has increased from $203 in 2021 to $233 in 2022. Once you meet your Part B deductible, you will be required to pay 20% of all Medicare-approved costs for services offered.
Slight Increase for Medicare Part D Cost
Medicare Part D, also referred to as prescription drug coverage, will now cost $33 per month, up from $31.40 in 2021. However, you may be required to pay more if you have a higher income.
If you file your taxes individually and have an adjusted gross income of more than $91,000, you will be expected to pay an extra $12.40 to $77.90 on top of the regular amount. The exact amount you will be required to top up will depend on your income bracket.
More Help with Insulin Costs
In 2022, Medicare beneficiaries across the country can sign up for Medicare Part D enhanced plan participating in a CMS plan that caps the overall cost of some insulin drugs at just $35 per month.
Although the program began in 2021, it featured a limited number of Medicare Part D plans. However, the number of plans available for this program has increased drastically. In 2022, more than 2,150 Medicare Part D plans have agreed to participate in the program.
Whether you are enrolled in Original Medicare or Medicare Advantage, you are free to sign up for this CMS program and enjoy the benefits it offers.
Lower Medicare Advantage Premiums
The average Medicare Advantage monthly premium was $21.22 in 2021. However, this figure has dropped to $19 in 2022, making Medicare Advantage more attractive. However, you need to remember that Medicare Advantage enrollees are still responsible for their Medicare Part B premium, which is $170 in 2022.
More people are projected to enroll in Medicare Advantage plans in 2022. In fact, the CMS estimates that more than 29 million people will sign up for Medicare Advantage compared to 26 million in 2021.
Medicare Advantage plan ratings have also shot up. Each year the CMS assigns every Medicare Part C plan a star rating. The best plans are rated five stars, while the poor ones are rated one star.
The ratings are based on the plan’s overall quality of care and progressive measurement of customer satisfaction. The ratings change every year.
In 2022, the average star rating for Medicare Advantage plans stands at 4.4 compared to 4.0 in 2021. In fact, more than half of Medicare Part C plans that feature prescription drug coverage have an overall star rating of four stars or higher in 2022 compared to only 49% in 2021.
Re-Launch of “Champions for Coverage”
Medicare has also decided to re-launch the Champions for Coverage program in 2022. The initiative is designed to provide enrollees with comprehensive information about the Medicare Health Insurance Marketplace.
Currently, the program features more than 1000 local organizations tasked with educating enrollees on their coverage options through Medicaid, Medicare, or the infamous Children’s Health Insurance Program (CHIP).
Mental Health Coverage via Telemedicine Is Improving
Medicare continues to pay special attention to telemedicine and telehealth, especially during the COVID-19 pandemic. That is why the agency is increasing the availability of mental health services via telemedicine in 2022.
Experts say that the pandemic has highlighted serious gaps in the current healthcare systems and the need for innovative solutions to bring medical services to patients whenever they are.
This is especially true for individuals who need behavioral health services. Some of the new features in Medicare coverage include providing coverage for mental and behavioral services offered over the phone.
This will see Medicare cover the cost of telehealth services such as counselling and therapy services which will play a critical part in ensuring treatment of substance use disorders is more accessible to patients.
Making Changes to Your Medicare Plan
Any changes you made to your Medicare plan during the open enrollment period that ended on December 7th 2021, were effected on January 1st, 2022. If you discover that you made an error during the open enrollment period, you can still take advantage of Medicare Advantage’s open enrollment period that runs from January 1st to March 31st.
During Medicare Part C open enrollment period, you can switch Medicare Part C plans or return to Original Medicare with an option of joining your preferred Medicare Part D plan.
However, you can’t switch Medicare Advantage plans when enrolled in Original Medicare. If you return to Original Medicare during this time, you may not be eligible to purchase a Medigap policy.
Do you still have questions about your Medicare coverage for 2022? We are here to help you find answers to your questions. Contact us today to speak with one of our qualified and licensed insurance agents.
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Pseudepigrapha / Testament of Gad
Testament of the Twelve Patriarchs
Testament of Gad 5:10 - Wisdom of Solomon 11:16
Testament of Gad 6:6 - Romans 12:17-21
Testament of Gad 5:7 - 2 Corinthians 7:5-12
Testament of Gad 6:7 - Matthew 18:35
Date: 100 B.C.E. - 100 C.E.
The Testaments of the Twelve Patriarchs are accounts of deathbed speeches given by the sons of Jacob, by order of their age. Each ancestor reflects on key events in their life drawing on both the Hebrew bible and later exegetical traditions. While the earliest known forms of these writings reflect Jewish ideas, and were also found at Qumran, the versions of the Testaments we have now were no doubt edited by Christians and injected with Christian themes and motifs.
Docherty, Susan The Jewish Pseudepigrapha, Fortress Press, 2015
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Wroclaw is the third center in Poland where the most computer games are developed. See the latest special report
06.10.2022 | Weronika Mystek | aktualizacja: 13-03-2023
Wroclaw is the third center in Poland where the most computer games are created, according to the just-presented report 'Gamedev in the Wroclaw Agglomeration' prepared by the Wroclaw Agglomeration Development Agency and Startup Wroclaw. There are already 1,500 people working in this industry here, and the number is steadily increasing.
The gaming industry (gamedev) in the Wroclaw Agglomeration is developing at a very fast pace.
Local computer game developers are already recognized not only in the domestic market, but also internationally. The Wrocław Agglomeration Development Agency (ARAW) and Startup Wroclaw decided to take a look at this industry, which is growing in strength.
The report 'Gamedev in the Wroclaw Agglomeration' is not only a detailed analysis of the market, which is worth $180 billion worldwide, but also a gateway for investors, developers and lovers of the gaming industry for future cooperation with local companies.
Its launch was held on October 5 this year at Coventry University Wrocław. The event brought together leading representatives of Wrocław's gaming sector.
A strong and promising industry
The report 'Gamedev in the Wroclaw Agglomeration' aims to comprehensively diagnose and describe the activities of local gaming companies. The researchers asked representatives of 25 companies operating in the market. Their answers made it possible to map the gaming environment of the Wroclaw agglomeration and analyze its condition and development prospects, including the latest titles and plans for the future.
The gaming industry in the Wroclaw Agglomeration is extremely strong and promising, which clearly translates into the visibility of domestic brands on the global stage. The activities of the ARAW Business Support Center are strongly focused on modern technologies and digitalization, and are closely linked to the trends we see in the ever-evolving sectors of the future, such as gamedev. Wroclaw-based game developers can boast a number of titles that have become global hits. In the report, we look at the state of the gaming industry and describe the development plans of local companies.
Mateusz Jarzombek, director of the ARAW Business Support Center
Wroclaw one of the most important gaming centers
The gaming market in Poland is currently worth PLN 4.97 billion and continues to grow. It is expected to reach a ceiling of around PLN 6 billion in 2024. Our programmers are considered to be among the best in the world - in the HackerRank they've been rank third after China and Russia. Over the years, Polish companies have made a brand for themselves with titles such as The Witcher, produced by CD Projekt Red, and Dying Light by Wroclaw-based Techland.
Wroclaw among the most important centers of gamedev industry development in the country
Wroclaw stands out from other cities in Poland and is one of the most important centers of gamedev industry development in the country.
It is home to dozens of studios of various sizes and operating models, from micro-enterprises to listed companies employing hundreds of people and producing games recognized around the world. Emerging areas of this market, such as AR/VR, are also developing dynamically here.
The city's drawing power is evident
Game developers praise Wroclaw primarily for its relatively good access to skilled workers. They also appreciate the culture of networking, mutual assistance and exchange of experience. A lot of local initiatives are also being created, industry meetings and workshops are being organized. Not surprisingly, Wroclaw has always been considered a city, which apparently also translates into business.
The city is perceived as an attractive place to live, thanks in part to its well-developed infrastructure (office space, good access, air connections, etc.), its wide educational offer and its image as a city that is innovative and supports the development of the entire IT industry.
The conclusion of this report is that Wroclaw is already a great place for the gamedev industry, attracting talent, studios that move here from other cities. This attraction power of the city is evident. On the other hand, there is also potential for more. It would be good to organize an industry event of international scale here, to advertise Wroclaw, which is really cool, is on a world level and can compete boldly not only with Polish centers, but also with foreign ones. It is also necessary to support talents, as Coventry University plans to do. Other universities should also come out with an initiative to attract those willing to study gamedev or fine arts.
Tomasz Kryda of DiveInData
More and more educational opportunities
The capital of Lower Silesia is also seen as a space for further development. Specialists are therefore needed to meet market demands. Coventry University Wroclaw, which was engaged into process of preparation of the report, plans to respond to the demand of the gaminng market.
The gaming market in Poland is extremely dynamic. Therefore, we strive to update our educational offerings to meet the demands of the ever-changing business. Our staff consists primarily of practitioners who have experience in the industry, which will certainly help in educating future specialists in the industry.
PhD Jacek Lewandowski, director of the Coventry University Wroclaw Campus
Interesting international industry events needed
In addition, game developers emphasize that Wroclaw lacks an industry event of international scale, which would be a great opportunity for networking, showcasing the achievements of companies, as well as promoting the city.
Wroclaw is an ideal place to organize smaller events dedicated to the gamedev industry, such as game development marathons (gamejams). Such events have taken place here in the past and were very popular among game developers and users. With the support of large companies in the industry, they could become a distinguishing feature of Wroclaw compared to other cities.
Wroclaw has a rich tradition of organizing game jams recognized nationwide. Before the outbreak of the pandemic, they were very popular and attracted participants from all over Poland and even abroad. It would be worthwhile to support the organization of such events, as they are a great showcase for Wroclaw. One could draw on the experience of countries such as Sweden and Finland, where cyclical events of this type are held on a much larger scale. It is also certainly worth attracting industry celebrities to this type of event, which will attract even more interest. Properly supported and promoted game jams can become a showcase of Wroclaw and attract more game developers to the city.
Piotr Mistygacz, Lead Technical Level Designer at Techland
Gamedev companies keep coming
The report 'Gamedev in the Wroclaw Agglomeration' shows that the gamedev market in Wroclaw is developing dynamically and has prospects for further achievements. With the right support and cooperation between industry representatives and local authorities, it also has the potential to become one of the city's international showcases.
Wroclaw is attractive to the gaming industry because it has a very good educational offer, as well as a large community of studios, developers, and people involved in the industry affairs. The current gamedev is based on this main thing. Let's try to develop this, and this is our goal for the next few years.
Maciej Jacenik, ARAW
The report 'Gamedev in the Wroclaw Agglomeration' was prepared in cooperation with Dotlaw law firm, Coventry University Wroclaw and DiveInData.
The report is available here.
Did you know that?
10% of HQ gamedev studios in Poland are located in Lower Silesia
Wroclaw is the 3rd center in terms of the number of gamedev studios in Poland
76% of gamedev studios are companies of no more than 50 people
27% of games developed in Wroclaw are PC games
23% of studios are companies listed on the stock exchange
More than 1500 people work in the industry in Wroclaw
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Business Events in Dubai
Dubai is a preferred destination for business events in the region and globally. Dubai Business Events, the city's official convention bureau, supports some of the world's most prestigious business events taking place Dubai.
Dubai Business Events offers a wide range of support and services by partnering with hundreds of hotels, venues, Professional Congress Organisers (PCOs), Destination Management Companies (DMCs), and other service providers in Dubai, to provide investors the very best of what the city has to offer.
Services Provided Free of Charge
CHECKING VENUE AVAILABILITY ACROSS DUBAI
OBTAINING PROPOSALS AND QUOTES FROM VENUES AND SUPPLIERS
RESERVATIONS – BLOCKING HOTEL ROOMS AND VENUES
Connecting INSPECTIONS – FACILITATE AND HOST SITE INSPECTIONWorlds
ASSISTANCE IN APPOINTING LOCAL PCOs, DMCs, OR OTHER SERVICE PROVIDERS
RECOMMENDATIONS FOR SOCIAL ACTIVITIES AND EVENTS
DEVELOPMENT OF PRE AND POST-TOUR PROGRAMMES
INTRODUCTION TO LOCAL INDUSTRY AND GOVERNMENT REPRESENTATIVES
PROVISION OF MARKETING COLLATERAL ABOUT DUBAI
ASSIATNCE WITH PRESS RELATIONS IN DUBAI
COMPLEMENTARY VISITOR GUIDES FOR DELEGATES
VISITOR INFORMATION BOOTHS FOR LARGER EVENTS
Expo 2020 is a global event celebrating innovation, promoting both technical and social progress, and facilitating international cooperation and business. ‘Expo dividend’ from the largest event ever to be held in the Arab World will spur economic growth and support jobs for years to come.
Countries are expected to participate
Visitors expected to attend Expo 2020
Dubai FDI
40.1Bn
Estimated infrastructure investment
EY Consulting
World Government Summit
The World Government Summit is a global platform dedicated to shaping the future of governments. Each year, the Summit explores the agenda of the next generation of governments, focusing on harnessing innovation and technology to solve universal challenges facing humanity.
It functions as a knowledge exchange platform for leaders in the public and private sectors to convene and collaborate with world-renowned experts in creating positive impact for citizens around the world.
Including initiatives and events held throughout the year, the World Government Summit holds a flagship gathering event annually in Dubai.
Annual Investment Meeting
The Annual Investment Meeting (AIM) is an initiative of the UAE Ministry of Economy, held under the patronage of His Highness Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice-President and Prime Minister of the UAE, Ruler of Dubai. Since its conceptualization, AIM has established itself as a leading investment platform in the Middle East that convenes world-class global investors, venture capitalists, private corporations, financial institutions, economic experts and ministry authorities and governments from around the world.
The past decade has provided immeasurable success for the global investment community to capitalize on strong partnerships and opportunities brought by the Annual Investment Meeting.
ArabLab 2021
A trade show for the global laboratory and analytical industry, over 1,000 exhibitors meet 10,000 buyers from more than 100 countries at ARABLAB. This annual showcase consistently attracts international buyers, investors and laboratory professionals from a host of different industries like agriculture, robotics, biotech and food testing.
Visitors can attend free seminars based on seven industry sectors, which will discuss the latest innovations and technologies in areas including the environment, speciality chemicals, and medical research.
The Arabian Travel Market (ATM) is the leading trade fair for the Middle East's inbound and outbound travel industry, generating over AED91 billion in deals.
Now in its 27th edition, the annual business-to-business exhibition showcases thousands of products and destination offerings from around the world to influential buyers and trade visitors. In 2019, the fair attracted 39,000 professionals, government ministers and international thought leaders, who came together to network, negotiate and identify the latest trends in travel.
The highly-anticipated ATM 2021 edition is expected to be even better and will feature an exciting series of lectures, talks and panel discussions, including keynote speeches from the best names in the business.
AI Everything
AI Everything is a government-led summit that showcases the UAE’s expertise in artificial intelligence (AI) and shares the latest developments from experts around the world. It aims to promote initiatives, collaborations, partnerships and breakthroughs in the AI industry.
During the summit, delegates can attend free workshops and experience the power of AI through AI labs, which demonstrate how the technology is already affecting diverse industries, from healthcare and education to energy and security.
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A “Clean Break” From Law: Espionage and Engineering the War In Iraq by Nathan Hamme
Posted on September 14, 2006 February 9, 2023 by IRmep
Falls Church News-Press “The question of whether this document amounts to an engineered coup of American foreign policy control by a non-governmental institution, Smith noted, is dependent largely upon your definition of…
US Foreign Policy and Terrorism: Still Inviting Attacks
Five years after 9/11, US foreign policy still suffers the scorn of most of the Middle East, a growing number of Americans and invites a terror response from a small number of…
Secret Prisons and the Geneva Convention
Posted on September 8, 2006 February 9, 2023 by IRmep
VOA Panel Discussion It is not clear that Republican members of Congress are going to accept a military tribunal process that permits secret evidence, hearsay evidence, or testimony extracted under trauma. The…
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IRmep Lawsuit: US nuclear “policy substitution” for Israel undermines NPT, AECA and bilks US taxpayers
Posted on January 25, 2019 January 4, 2023 by IRmep
On January 17, IRmep filed a 59-page brief (PDF HTML) in a lawsuit demanding release of a series of secret presidential letters promising not to force Israel to sign the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons (NPT) or publicly discuss Israel’s nuclear weapons program.
The brief contextualizes a formerly top-secret 1969 cross-agency study about what U.S. policy toward Israel’s nuclear weapons should be. Unanimous consensus between the Departments of Defense, State and intelligence community was that Israel should be compelled to sign the NPT in order to be allowed to purchase conventional U.S. military weapons. Government agencies correctly believed that if Israel was allowed to possess nuclear weapons there would never be peace in the Middle East. National security adviser Henry Kissinger also grudgingly revealed intelligence in the summary that Israelis had stolen U.S. government nuclear material to build their arsenal atomic weapons. (1969 NSC papers on the Israeli nuclear weapons program filed as Exhibit A PDF)
Going against the consensus advice, on September 26, 1969, President Nixon adopted the Israeli policy of “ambiguity” (never confirming or denying Israel’s nuclear weapons program) in a meeting with Israeli Prime Minister Golda Meir. US presidents through Donald Trump have continued the Israeli “ambiguity” policy in a series of letters written under intense lobbying by the Israeli government.
According to the IRmep legal filing, this policy has perpetuated a $222.8 billion dollar fraud against U.S. taxpayers through non-enforcement of Arms Export Control Act bans on U.S. foreign aid—absent specific waivers—to known foreign nuclear powers that have not signed the NPT. The IRmep filing also debunks a series of assertions and disinformation filed in an affidavit by the National Security Council
On January 18, 2019 the Department of Justice filed a motion to indefinitely stop the lawsuit from proceeding until the end of the government shutdown, citing lack of funds to mount a legal defense. (PDF)
Listen to a discussion about next steps for this critical IRmep litigation and our other lawsuits on the Scott Horton Show (MP3).
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You are here: Home > Exhibitions > Catalogues > From Ancient to Modern
From Ancient to Modern: Archaeology and Aesthetics
edited by: Jennifer Y. Chi, Pedro Azara
contributors: Kim Benzel, Jennifer Chi, Jean Evans, Lynn Grant, Jack Green, William Hafford, Marc Marin, Naomi Miller, Holly Pittman, Clemens Reichel, Karen Wilson, Richard Zettler
Order: princeton.edu indiebound.org barnesandnoble.com amazon.com
Exhibition: From Ancient to Modern: Archaeology and Aesthetics
Dates: February 12, 2015 - June 7, 2015
As archaeologists unearth the past, they seek meaning or purpose for the objects they uncover by looking at the objects themselves and their archaeological context. Art historians, on the other hand, primarily focus on aesthetics, asking why a particular object stimulates our senses, and what that tells us about ourselves. From Ancient to Modern offers a lens for understanding ancient objects through the perspectives and processes of both archaeology and aesthetics, and, in so doing, illuminates the multiple layers of meaning that a single object can take on—sometimes simultaneously—over the course of its existence.
This beautifully illustrated volume is the accompanying catalog for the exhibition at New York University’s Institute for the Study of the Ancient World and focuses on fifty objects from three iconic sites in the ancient Near East: Ur, Diyala, and Kish. The excavation, unique characteristics, and transformative journey of each object—from archaeological artifact to aesthetic item—are examined. Select contemporary artworks are also considered in the investigation of how ancient objects acquire meaning in the present day.
"Indispensable."—Ken Johnson, New York Times
"From Ancient to Modern is a fascinating contribution to the study of ancient Near Eastern art, archaeological research and restoration, museum practices, and archaeological heritage at risk. It will not only interest scholars of the ancient Near East, art historians, and museum professionals, but also students, general readers, and the museum-going public."—Karen S. Rubinson, Institute for the Study of the Ancient World at New York University
"This thought-provoking book addresses critical issues concerning how ancient objects inform our knowledge of the past as well as our present. I can’t emphasize enough how crucial it is to convey to the public how precarious things are in the modern region of ancient Mesopotamia and how each object in this catalog is a miracle of survival, discovery, and interpretation. The authors of this volume are among the best in their field and their work is of the utmost importance."—Sidney Babcock, The Morgan Library and Museum
From Ancient to Modern, photograph © Bruce M. White, 2016
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VET EXPEDITIONS: The veterinarian in the management of beachings and rescues of cetaceans and other marine animals
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taal town
Daytripping Taal Heritage Town in Batangas
During the Christmas holidays, I took advantage of the relatively traffic-free streets to venture on a 2-hour or so drive out to Taal, Batangas after hearing a lot of positive feedback about this relatively unknown place. The word “Taal” by itself is quite well-known mainly because of its namesake volcano but it is also the name of a town nearby. There were two things at the top of my mind that I wanted to see, the first being the Basilica of St. Martin of Tours, said to be the largest church in Asia. The second was the Villavicencio House, one of Taal’s numerous ancestral mansions, and one which I discovered through an old issue of Cebu Pacific’s Smile Magazine.
welcome to taal!
The night before the trip, I scrambled to research more about the town, and to my surprise, there was actually a long list of sights to see there. There are no less than 8 historical-mansions-turned-museums in the quaint old town of Taal. There is of course the Basilica, and there are a couple of other religious sites which can easily take up a full day’s worth of sightseeing. I left my home in Metropolitan Manila at about 7 in the morning, and managed to arrive in Taal around two and a half hours later.
Filed Under: Batangas, Philippines Tagged With: basilica st martin of tours, batangas, galleria taal, luzon, Philippines, taal ancestral houses, taal town, taal town batangas
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Kellie: Finding My Running Feet
"Most people get discouraged from running by the muscle or joint pain they experience, but you will be surprised at the wonderful things our bodies can accomplish when our minds are set on them."
Kellie Murungi
The morning of the 21st of December 2010 was supposed to dawn with me crossing the Kenya-Uganda border on a bus headed to Uganda on a one-week sight-seeing road trip. I had never been to Uganda and I was looking forward to bungee jumping, taking a boat up the River Nile, and experiencing the infamous Kampala nightlife, among other things. It was going to be an exciting week! Instead of all this, I woke up groggy on a hospital bed after a 4-hour surgery on my legs.
The previous evening as we went through the security checks to board the bus, the guy behind me dropped a grenade at my feet, which on exploding had shattered my right leg into many pieces just above the ankle, and left my left leg with terrible tissue injury, burns, and grenade shrapnel embedded deep into the muscles. Right after the explosion, I knew I was badly injured and would probably lose my right leg, since the bones were visible, and only a tiny piece of flesh was holding the lower part of the leg together. My last memory before going into surgery was of my doctor saying “Let’s skip radiology, wheel her into the theatre. We’ll try and save this leg.”
Waking up the next morning, I looked down and both legs were there. The left one heavily bandaged and the right trussed up in some sort of cast that had metal parts sticking out.
An x-ray of my right leg with the metal support on.
When the surgeon came around, my first question to him was “Will I be able to walk?” He said yes, the legs were badly injured, but I would recover in a year or so. “Will I be able to run?” was my second question. ” “I would advise against running, be grateful you will be able to walk,” was his answer. I did not care about running before so I have no idea why his response bothered me so much. Over the next couple of months of surgeries on my right leg and rehabilitation for my left leg, I kept thinking about it.
I hated the trauma of the grenade attack, but I also hated that the terrorists were going to rob me of my ability to run.
January 28th after the metal truss came off
About seven months later when the cast came off and as we studied the x-ray with the surgeon, I once more asked him if I would be able to run. His response; “Knowing how far you have come, you should be grateful that you can walk on crutches. Do not even try to run or you will be back here,” he said, speaking of being back on the operating table. I couldn’t bear any weight on my right leg, and my left leg still had shrapnel embedded in it that made it painful to walk even a kilometer.
But I then knew I had to run some day.
I stubbornly refused to go for physical therapy and would learn how to walk by myself: taking one step, then reaching back for the crutch when I couldn’t make a second step.
First day back to work in a full cast and crutches
In a month, I could walk to the bathroom at work without crutches. The 50-meter walk took over 20 minutes but I knew it could only get easier with time. Eight months after the accident, I walked home from work with one crutch. The 1km walk took me one and a half hours and left me in tears of pain, but I was getting there. My doctor had told me that as long as I can learn how to walk by myself, he wouldn’t compel me to undergo physiotherapy. Ten months after the accident, I went on a 6-hour hike up Mt Longonot, and thereafter had to use crutches for about two weeks because my legs became swollen and painful, but I was elated.
If I could hike, then I could run.
Hiking Mt Longonot: A Challenging 1 Day Hike
In January 2012 I attempted my first “run,” which was a 400-meter hobble that left my knees badly swollen. A sports doctor told me that I would need more leg muscles to be able to run, so I joined a Muay Thai class at the gym for the next six months to build leg muscle. This culminated with a 2.95km run, my first Runkeeper run, which I did in 24 minutes (I walked most of the way!). This was on Tuesday the 29th of June 2012, almost one and a half years after the accident. I kept at it, running an average of 2.9km two to three days a week. On September 6th, I did a 6.4km run and I ran all the way! I remember going for my quarterly appointment with the surgeon, and he was surprised at how much muscle my legs had developed over such a short time. I told him I had been going to the gym for strength training, no mention of running.
On the 28th of October 2012, I crossed the half marathon finish line at the Nairobi Marathon in tears of both excitement and pain. I had finished my first ever half marathon, and for a great cause. The terrorists did not take away my ability to run after all. I did a brief interview with our local news station KTN right after the half marathon, you can watch it here (from:30).
Since then, I have kept running. I cannot train as aggressively as I would wish to because my legs still hurt when I run, but I am glad for the far I run. I started running to prove a point, but today I run because I love it [tweet this]. While running, I can be free to let my mind wander. I can meditate, I can solve work problems, but mostly I just love feeling my legs move underneath me, and my body moving in sync.
My doctor finally found out that I run. He always asks about my next half marathon.
Most people get discouraged from running by the muscle or joint pain they experience, but you will be surprised at the wonderful things our bodies can accomplish when our minds are set on them.
10 Great Cross-Training Exercises For Runners
How To Get Your Goals Back On Track
Nutrition for Recovery
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1890 – Harmon Liveright Remmel
Harmon Liveright Remmel (1859-1927) and his brother Augustus had learned the lumber business in Indiana before moving to Arkansas. In 1896, Harmon left the lumber business and moved to Little Rock, where he quickly became an important force in Republican Party...
1880’s – Remmel Lumber Company
This photograph of the Remmel Brothers Lumber Company is one of the earliest images of downtown Newport. Harmon Remmel and his brother Augustus came to Jackson County from New York in 1874 and made a fortune in the lumber business, capitalizing on the depressed...
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Jacqueline C. Thomas - Romance Novelist
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The Insufferable Writer’s Podcast
Introducing: The Insufferable Writer’s Podcast
March 23, 2022 by jackiecthomas 2 Comments
The Insufferable Writer’s Podcast came about one afternoon, as I heard myself saying, “I don’t mean to be an insufferable writer here, but…”
I am a writer. I can honestly be completely insufferable when it comes to writing, or better yet workshopping a book. If you are unsure if you are an insufferable writer, just ask any non-writer you happen to be around. Need I say more?
Well, actually YES!!! I have a lot to say on this topic and I thought it would be fun to make a podcast that looks at the quirky, insufferable, and wonderful movements about being a writer. In my experience so many writing communities, clubs, and even podcasts are stuffy, and pretentious when it comes to writing. They take themselves so seriously, almost to the point that it is comical to me. Now, I want to make a few things very clear at the start. First, I am in no way making fun of, or approaching this podcast in a snide, or mean-spirited way. This is supposed to be a tongue and cheek look at writer’s life. Second, writing is serious business and boy does it take grit! I don’t think there is a successful author out there who nonchalantly wrote a book, and it became a bestseller, and only wrote from the beginning when they felt like it. Life is about learning, and laughing at what didn’t go right, and celebrating what did.
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Transcript of Episode 1: Querying and Building a Platform
Please note: this transcript was generated using A.I. so it may not be completely accurate.
Podcast Episode 1 3/22/22
[00:00:00] Hello, and welcome to the very first episode of the insufferable writers podcast, a podcast for people like me and insufferable writer. So what is this podcast? Because there are a million podcasts and a lot of them are really, really great, very serious. And. Just good about writing. And so what makes this one a little different?
Well, I found myself this afternoon walking with my husband and I’m in the middle of writing a book. I write romance for those of you who are not familiar with. And I’m in the middle of writing a book and I’m stuck. I’ve got a plot point that I can’t quite figure out. And I found myself saying to my husband, who’s also a writer.
And so we’re very kind of tongue in cheek towards each other, as far as writing goes said, Hey, I don’t mean to be an insufferable writer here, but do you think you could help me figure this out? And [00:01:00] I had like this moment. Where I thought, oh my God, he’s an insufferable writer. I’m an insufferable writer.
I, know a lot of insufferable writers, people who would say yep. I’m pretty insufferable and who would classify themselves as insufferable writers. And so what I mean by the word insufferable is People that take writing very seriously sometimes to the point where we all need a reminder to step back, have fun with it.
It’s supposed to be an art form. So that’s what the podcast is. It’s a fun tongue in cheek. Look at our writer’s life. I want to make really clear though what this podcast is not. The insufferable writers podcast, number one. We do not make fun of writers. Everybody has their own journey.
Some people are very serious about their writing journey. And don’t like to make jokes about it and don’t like to look at it the way I do. And I completely respect that. I, on the other hand for me, you know, I think it’s humor that gets you kind of through the hard times. And there are a lot of [00:02:00] hard times being a writer .
Coming back. We don’t make fun of writers. We don’t make fun of other people’s processes. That’s a no go for it. But, and the goal of the podcast in general is just to have fun. So who am I, why would you want to listen to me? Talk about writing? Well, a little bit about myself.
If you don’t know who I am you probably don’t know who I am. You know, we’re friends on social media or, you know, me from real life. I am a, just about middle-aged woman. I fell into writing and I say fell into because it really truly is like I fell into it. I was not one of those people that was gifted with the desire to be a writer my whole life.
It just kind of happened. And I will explain briefly what I mean by that. The first book I ever wrote was actually a dream. I know, see, this is why this is called the insufferable writers podcast. I dreamt it and I couldn’t get the idea out of my head [00:03:00] and my husband, who is a writer who was blessed with the goal and direction, his whole life that he wanted to be a fiction writer said, , sit down and write.
Write it out. And so I did, I put down 60,000 words in under five days with a cold, which was insane. That book came screaming out of me. And from then on, I’ve been writing, I write my genre of choices, romance, I write dramatic contemporary romance. So things that are set in present day tend to be my writing tends to be a little dark.
I don’t think that. Love is straightforward and easy and all hearts and flowers. And so when I look for a book as a romance reader, I want something that kind of reflects a little closer to life and, and that’s why I write it. And I’ll be honest, it’s a lot of fun to [00:04:00] write. So. I’ve been writing romance for about five years now.
I’ve done probably seven or eight full length romance novels. And by like full length, for those of you who are not familiar, we’re talking like between 70 to 90,000 words, which doesn’t seem like a lot until you like sit down and try and put actual words on paper. It’s a lot of words. So but I love it.
I absolutely love it. And I work a full-time job and I’m a mom. And I even wrote when I worked a full-time job was a mom and went through grad school. Like, it’s just, it’s one of those things that they say the writing bug bit and it bit hard again, I know totally insufferable, but it’s true. So my goal as a writer, I would love, love, love, love to be a traditionally published author.
And have a bookshelf full of books at [00:05:00] Barnes noble, or, you know, any other bookstore and, be able to do it for a living. Oh my God. That would be incredible. I’m obviously not there yet. I’m actively writing. I write every day. Just about, I’ll be honest. And if I’m not writing, I’m usually reading.
If I’m not reading I’m querying. So. Yeah, so that’s kind of me and that’s, where I got my start in. That’s where I want to go. So I apologize. That’s a long intro for today, but as it’s the very first episode, I think it’s important to know who’s talking to you. And. You know, I would want to know.
So today I want to talk about the two things that we’re going to talk about is I call it the hell that is querying. And then we’ll talk about building a platform and why those two things go hand in hand. So with that being said, What is querying well, querying is a process. If you’d like to be traditionally published where you write a [00:06:00] letter in hopes of snagging, a literary agent, that literary agent, then.
Helps you continue to help you get your book ready? There might, it’s probably an editing process. I’m a little fuzzy on the details. The basics, I haven’t got to that point yet. And I’ll talk a little more about that in a couple of minutes, but. Yeah. So it’s it’s this process that it I’ve written a lot about it on the, on my blog and it feels a lot like, kind of like a witch’s colder.
And I think I, I might even said like, it’s making the perfect cocktail where you’ve got the book written it’s edited and then it’s edited again, and then it’s edited again, grammatically it’s absolutely perfect. Or as perfect as you can get it. And it’s basically, if somebody came with you. With a check today and said, I want to buy your book.
You could hand it over and hopefully it would get published. So you got to get your manuscript ready for. Which writing. Like I remember when I started, I was like, oh, [00:07:00] writing is the hard part. Writing is the easy part. Then you have to go back and edit. And then, then for me, at least again, insufferable warning, the hard part is stepping away.
I think Stephen King says something like you step away for six months after you finished a draft, which is actually fantastic advice. Not that I would expect bad writing advice from Stephen King, but. So you’ve got to walk away from the manuscript for a little bit, come back with fresh eyes and reread it.
Like you’re reading it for the first time. Like you don’t know your characters and look for things that are not going to make sense and plot holes and that kind of thing. And I, I think of it a lot, like, ripping the book apart and then kind of putting it back together. So once your manuscript is ready to go You got to write the query letter?
. Oh my God. I have blogged and blogged and blogged about query letters. They are like, Vudu like to get the right query letter. And if you [00:08:00] Google, how to write a literary query letter, you could even Google how to do it by genre. You will find a million examples of what a query letter is supposed to look like.
And I will tell you, I have been querying now for about three years. And I’ve taken a couple of different books through the query process. My first query letter was an absolute train wreck. I thought naively enough, I had done a little bit of research, nowhere near enough. That what my agent was looking for or a potential agent would be looking for is something where They were looking for a partner.
They were looking for somebody who was a hard worker and I’m all of those things. And so, but really that wasn’t what the fuck where the focus should be. The focus should be about the book.
The query letter is not about you. It is about the book. Why, why would they want to keep reading it? Why would they want to represent it? So it’s taken me a long, long [00:09:00] time to get the query letter to a spot where I think it looks pretty good. That being said. I had one full manuscript request and that is an incredible day in the life of a writer.
So again, insufferable writer here, what is a full manuscript request? Usually when you query you have to follow the directions of the agent very carefully that you’re querying to, and I’ll come back to that
. A full manuscript request is when an agent likes the information that you’ve sent the query letter looks good. You followed the directions in the query process for that agent. They have a small piece in the manuscript. It could be five pages, 10 pages. I even had an agent once that wanted 90 pages.
Like that was very quick. And a full manuscript request means they like what they’ve read and they want the full manuscript to read that is like winning the lottery. It was an incredible experience. I have I’ve so [00:10:00] far, I’ve had one full manuscript requests. The agent did unfortunately decline the book, which, oh.
Talking about a heartbreaking experience, but it’s okay. Onward. We go. So. Yeah. So, so that’s the goal, right? The full manuscript requests, and then hopefully the agent likes the book and then they want to represent you and then you’re on your road on your way. So all of that sounds like it can’t be that difficult.
Jackie, you wrote a whole book, you just have to write a letter. Well, it’s more than that. You really have to follow the directions when you’re querying. And you have to do a lot of research, like I remember when I first started querying for those of you who are not romance fans, Christine V Han is a huge name and the romance industry, and she writes really dramatic, really steamy romances.
And I remember like looking up, like, who is her agent? No joke. I sent my first query letter to her agent. [00:11:00] Oh my God. Rookie mistake there was so not ready. So not ready to query to query at all and to query a powerhouse agent like that, just not ready. Again, learning experience was totally insufferable thinking.
I had written the best thing ever, and I think. I wasn’t ready yet, but Hey, life’s a learning experience and that’s what this podcast is about. It’s about learning and it’s about being able to laugh at myself about writing and querying. Anyway, I want to come back to following directions on the query letter.
You really do have to pay attention. Each agent will want something a little different most, pretty much want the same thing, a synopsis of the book, your query letter, a sample of your writing a short biography about yourself. Maybe a tagline comparable books I could go on and on and on, but that’s really [00:12:00] boring.
And if you’ve been querying, you know what you’re doing. So but you know, I was thinking to myself today as I was putting the script together for this podcast, that following the directions of, of an agents query request, it reminds me of. And in second grade, I. I remember our teacher handed us an assignment, the whole class, and we, and it was like a list of like, I don’t know, it, maybe it was like a hundred things to do, like numbered, , and it was a project.
And she explained like, you’ve got to follow the directions really, really closely to be successful in this. And I remember that the very last and the, emphasis was like, read all the directions before. Great life lesson to that teacher in second grade huge life lesson. And I still remember it to this day and here I’m using it as an example.
But the very [00:13:00] last direction on the list of directions was don’t do the project. It was a trick. The whole thing was a trick. It meant it was meant to teach you to read the directions really carefully. And if you did, and you read them all before you started, you really. It w it was bogus. He didn’t have to do the work.
So that goes without saying with querying, you really, really, really have to read the directions and follow what the agent is looking for. Pardon me feels like it’s a tested competency as a, as a, as a writer, but just as a human being, like, are you able to follow, directions?
So. I think that that’s, , one of the things that really early on, you know, again, I didn’t read all the directions and there were times where I didn’t send the right thing to the right person and, you know, honestly I still mess up. I do, I still mess up. And, [00:14:00] I only hope that, you know, agents understand that, , we’re all human and we mess up sometimes.
There are three ways you can kind of query an agent the first in my most favorite way, which unfortunately is no longer a thing. I hope it comes back. Are the pitching competitions on Twitter? My. My favorite kiss pitch, it’s hashtag kiss pitch.
That’s a pitching competition for romance writers, and you put your tagline out there for your book. And if an agent shows up to the online event and likes your tweet, then you have an in, with an agent which is incredible. Yeah. So I’ve had moderate success with that. But unfortunately I don’t think they’re doing it anymore.
And there are a lot, or a lot of pitching competitions on Twitter. And, really what it is, what the goal of it is, is to peak the interest of, of an agent, [00:15:00] because I can only imagine how many queries an agent gets on any single day. So. You know, to, be able to say, oh, you liked my pitch at kiss pitch, or, you know, one of the other competitions, you kind of have an Inn, which is very cool.
The second way you can query and without the, and most I should, I should clarify for the pitching competitions, most of the time, you will still have to formally submit a query to an agent. So how that works is you have two ways. You have query manager, which is a form basically from the gods, the literary gods.
See, I told you, I promised you I was going to be insufferable. And what’s great about this is it’s an online form that you fill out with. Exactly. Exactly with what the agent is asking you for. And honestly it’s pretty hard to mess it up. I’m not going to say that I [00:16:00] haven’t but it’s, you know, again, I’m human, it happens.
But what I love about using Query manager when I’m sending a query is that , it generates a link. Once you submit your query to an agent and you can go back and check the link and see if there’s a response from the agent or rejection womp womp or, or the fantastic, wonderful manuscript request.
So it’s. It’s pretty cool. I mean, and I’ll be honest, like querying in general, holy cow, I thought I was a thick skin person before and I had some real grit start querying a novel, and then we’ll talk about grit and thick skin. Like I have had the good, the bad and the ugly when it comes to feedback from agents.
But, you know, Rather than get real sore about it and go, [00:17:00] oh, I shouldn’t be doing this. Or I’m no good at this. Honestly, it means, you know what, Jackie, you got more work to do. And you’re only going to get it done by getting in there and writing. And so. You know, like for example, I got a rejection just today.
And the rejection was one of the nicest rejections, and I know you’ve gotta be like, Jackie, it’s a rejection. How is that? Nice. No, it was really nice because you agents, because they’re very busy, tend to give the same form letter. It’s something along the lines of the publishing industry is very subjective and the project wasn’t quite the right fit for me.
Keep writing. Yada, yada, yada, which is fine. It’s fine. I would rather get a form letter that says, no, thank you. Then not here at all, but I got the best rejection letter today and, and the off the agent said, you know, the book was great. There was a lot, I liked about it subject matter. Wasn’t quite [00:18:00] for me.
The writing was strong. But unfortunately I’m going to have to pass. So, okay. Again, completely insufferable. All I saw in that was the writing is strong success. Like that was awesome. That was awesome feedback. And if the agent who, which I’m not going to name names, but if the agent ever hears this, thank you so much for the incredible feedback that like authors, querying authors live for that kind of feedback.
Now, granted that was good feedback. And I live for the ugly feedback too, but I like the positive feedback much better. So that’s kind of query how query manager works. And you can go check the status of your query with that agent using that generated link that it gives you once you submit anytime day or night, if you were up at 3:00 AM and you’re wondering, okay.
Is this agent going to pass on my query or pick it up? You can go look at 3:00 AM if you want to. I’m not going to [00:19:00] say that I’ve done that. But no, I’ve totally done that. So the last way you could submit a query to an agent is, and I’ll just be really honest, right? Because that’s the point of this is submitting via email.
There are a couple of really dynamite agents in the romance. Genre that prefer to be queried this way. This is where my second grade teacher is in the back of my head going Jackie, read all of the directions before you start. So, you know my tip for that again, read all the directions before you start to do a query like that.
A lot of agents that prefer query via submission by email, they will want you to. Format, even the subject line, like name, title, word, count genre. And I’ve seen it done all different ways, attention to, you know, a certain agent that is, [00:20:00] you know, maybe part of a bigger agency. We mean I’ve seen it.
And yes. Then once you’ve got your subject line formatted, then you’ve got a format, the body of the email, which again, sounds pretty easy. Right. But you really, , have to pay very close attention to how the eight gen once. The information from you and what information they want from you. Because in my experience so far, and I, I feel very comfortable saying like, in my experience, I have sent out my fair share of query letters and I am still going strong over here.
But again, there’s always room to learn. Yeah, you really got to pay attention with those because you know, when they go via email submission sometimes an agent. Something a little different or maybe they don’t want to, so Nabsys, or maybe they only want the query letter. I ran into that one, like I think two weeks ago, and I thought, wow, letter, you got a lot of heavy lifting to do.
I hope. [00:21:00] Gosh, I hope so. Yeah. So those are the three ways in which you query. And I’ll say I’ve taken three books through the querying process. So far I took the first book. Ceiling in Silicon valley, which is a love story about a woman who is in between college and grad school. And she flies out to see your brother for the summer and falls for her brother’s boss.
Yeah. Steamy. But not everything. Would it seems with the perfect David with so much fun to write. And then I did my second book was the lake Michigan affair that I’ve queried. I haven’t, I don’t think I’ve really written a whole lot about the lake Michigan affair on the website. Essentially again, steamy it’s about married Catholic parishioner.
Who’s in a devout marriage. And she falls in love with the new Catholic Bishop of Chicago. And yeah, and he falls for her. So yup. Queried that one, queried the heck out of that one, I’ll be honest. Haven’t [00:22:00] really had any takers. And I just started recently querying a new book. Called a bandaid kind of love.
I don’t think I’ve written a whole lot about that one on the blog yet either. Essentially again, another story set in Chicago. I love to write about books in Chicago. That’s I’m a Chicago in and Hey, write what you know. Right. So the book is set in Chicago and it’s the story of a woman who is trying to recover from a really horrific dark family secret.
And she meets. A really incredible man who just after they start dating, goes through an unimaginable tragedy that just destroys his life completely. And together they find healing in each other was a really interesting book to write. And maybe I’ll, I’ll talk more about these books and future podcasts.
I don’t know. But. Yeah, , I’ve done a lot of querying for these, three books so far. And they say that you have a really queried until you’ve done about a hundred queries per book. And I will say [00:23:00] I’m definitely on my way there. Yeah. So that’s, that’s querying in a nutshell. But this is, you know, if you want to be traditionally published, this is the traditional route in which you go.
. You, can self publish. I did self publish, a collection of short stories quarantine stories there, 25 short love stories set during the beginning of the global pandemic. I wrote 25 stories in 25 days. At the really kind of in the midst of, the pandemic of the early days of the pandemic.
So like March 20, 20. It was interesting to take a look as a romance author. Like how does, how does love grow in that situation? How do you meet people? Like what is, you know, long distance relationships look like? And you know, now two years later, we’re, we’re at a different point in the pandemic.
And we’ve heard of incredible love stories, but that’s kind of a tangent about that. But my point is, is that I did self publish [00:24:00] the book. I wrote it because. I thought it was an interesting thing to write. And I’m part of the writing community on Twitter, which is a group of, of fellow writers and I’ve made some incredible writing friends through that community.
But a fairly well-known author sent me a DM on Twitter and said, Because I was publishing them everyday on the blog. Just something to entertain myself, something to hopefully entertain others. And she said, Jackie, you have got to publish these. And I thought like once I stopped jumping up and down and was like, oh my gosh, this published author is like up in my DMS.
Holy cow. Like I calmed down, he took a couple breaths and I was. Okay. I, guess I could do this. So I published in fall of 20, October of 2020, I think I would have loved to be like, yeah, they were huge. So it was, oh my God. [00:25:00] It was not a big seller, but you know, it’s okay. And that kind of leads me into my, last topic for today about building a platform.
And that’s one of those things that, you know, there are a million writers out. There are probably more like, I don’t know, lots and lots of writers. And you know, how, how does your book stand out? From another book from any book. And I think that was part of the problem with quarantine stories is that, you know, There weren’t first of all, you know, short story anthologies, I guess, are not great sellers.
I’m not partial to them, myself. I prefer full length novel, but anyway, my point is, is that, you know, although I had a good following or a healthy number of followers, On Twitter. And, the writing community on Twitter is great at supporting each other and, lots and lots and lots of wonderful, [00:26:00] lovely indie publishers.
You know, part of that are part of that community and, and it’s, it’s great, but, this is the last thing I’ll say about quarantine stories for today. Although the book didn’t sell in the way that I had hoped it would sell. It was a great learning experience all the way through you know, from editing to laying out the book to cover design.
Like, again, I know I’m being totally insufferable again, this is the point of the podcast, but it was a great experience. And, I encourage those of you that, you know, are kind of on the fence about it. I did it, and I think I sold 20 copies. Last time I checked. Do I regret doing it? Heck no. It was an incredible experience and it was great to, to learn like how to do it.
And I, you know, in my day job I’m a marketer and a PR person. And if I can’t like, if I can’t get this thing off the ground, holy cow. But it is what it is. So coming back around building a platform. Okay. So here’s the key takeaways. [00:27:00] You need to build a platform as an author to market your book too. And writing groups are great and you should totally, if you get the chance to be part of one, you should definitely check it out.
Not every writing group is for everybody and that’s cool. But you know, so it’s, it’s about building, I remember a couple of years ago when I started the whole query process, one of the things that was really, really big, and I even remember seeing it on query manager forms, like how many Twitter followers do you have?
Like, that was a really big thing. And I remember like reading somewhere like 10,000 was the magic number and I got pretty close. I think. I mean, I only joined Twitter. I don’t know, five or six years ago. So I think I made great progress. I didn’t make it to 10,000 spoiler alert. I’m in the high thousands, but I’m not there, but I’ve noticed that is also come off of the submission forms, inquiry manager, [00:28:00] which I’m grateful for.
Anyway, so, but it’s about building that community. And I do think that it’s still worth your time. If, you know, if you are seeking the traditionally published route or an indie pub, I mean, if you’re going to sell your work, you’ve got to build that platform. So really kind of plugging into the writing community on Twitter.
And there are lots and lots of different like sub genre communities and definitely plug in there. And I know every genre is. It is different and kind of operates in their own way. This great romance writing community on Twitter as well. So it’s about building that following. I think that it’s important.
Additionally, you know, in building a platform get yourself a website. I think that it does two things. Number one, it’s a great place to showcase your writing. For me, it’s been a good place to kind of document. Document my writing. And I know so insufferable, but it’s been, about documenting, not just the [00:29:00] actual writing of a manuscript.
It’s been about querying and it’s been about researching and it’s been about, oh my gosh, I have writer’s block. And you know, or I think I even did a blog post, like 10 best things to eat when you’re in the middle of writing your book. Like, I know that. Insane, but you get so like in the zone that you don’t want to walk away.
And so you need something like finger food that you can eat. It’s a thing it’s totally a thing if you are lucky enough to have a very serious writer in your, life. I know so insufferable, right. But they’ll know what I’m talking about. And so it’s been a great tool, but I also think that.
Sets your writing, at least in my, this is my opinion, is that it shows that you’re serious. It shows that you’re serious about making something of your writing. And if, you know, if that’s your thing and that’s the goal that you have, that’s my goal. And I understand that goal is not for [00:30:00] everybody and not everybody who writes, wants to publish at all, which is really cool too.
I noticed that in querying agents do ask, for your web address and I love that I I’ve got all kinds of things out there and I’ve seen some really great author websites
not everybody can build a website. I totally totally get it. But if you are serious about becoming a published author, A traditionally published author. I will say a website is a must have, and I have read that time and time and time again. And if you want to know what one of those looks like, you’re more than welcome to hop over to mine.
Or, Joined the writing community on Twitter. I promise you probably what 60% of those folks have writers, websites or authors websites, and go take a look. You can see what’s kind of on there. I keep a blog on mine where I blog about writing. I blog about what I’ve read completely insufferable writer, things about like process and [00:31:00] craft and all of that good stuff.
But it’s also, really fun every once in a while. I really enjoy going back through my blog too, see like, oh yeah. Remember when you had writer’s block there and you thought, oh my God, I’m never going to write myself out of this corner. Look you did, but so you can put anything you want on your, author’s blog, but just remember if you do decide to make one it’s really about your writing, not so much about you That’s my hot take on it, but you do you and then yeah, continuing to build a platform.
So I’ve had the website for a couple of years now. And now I’m trying something different. I’m trying, I’m trying the podcast. I was just thinking. Ironically to myself last night or the night before everybody in their brothers seems to have a podcast and why the hell would anyone want to listen to me?
And what do I have to say? You know, I mean, yeah, I don’t know. But then, you know, this afternoon, it just kind of all clicked in that moment. And my husband turned to me and said, [00:32:00] well, you’ve got. You’ve got to do it. So here’s hoping that I continue to build a platform going forward and I’ll finish up here because you’re probably sick of hearing me hopefully not, but going forward, I’d like to.
This podcast to kind of look at those quirky things in a writer’s life that some people find insufferable. If you’re not a writer and Hey, I’m a writer. And I find a lot of it insufferable, but I mean that Anna kind kind of tongue in cheek kind of way, like, oh, I’d make myself roll my own eyes at myself.
Like, yeah. But I want to, I want to definitely continue to talk about , the quirkiness of writing, you know, a writer’s life. I think I’ve got a lot to say on the subject. I know I, I’m really lucky to be surrounded by a lot of great writers in my life. I’d love to have them on maybe at some point and, you know, just talk about.
Writing and, and [00:33:00] gosh, that insufferable process. So with all that being said, thank you so much for listening in and giving this first podcast a shot. I promise it will get better. Yeah. Thanks. Have a good one.
Filed Under: #KissPitch, Quarantine Stories, Querying, Romance, Sailing in Silicon Valley, Self Publishing, The Insufferable Writer's Podcast, The Lake Michigan Affair
A Writer’s Year in Review: 2020
December 31, 2020 by jackiecthomas Leave a Comment
My husband snuck this shot on the morning of December’s #PitMad Competition as I sent my first tweet out.
I like many am so ready to see the end of 2020. It has been a terrifying, heartbreaking, and odd year. It has also been a year of new opportunities for me as well. I started the year professionally, with a massive promotion to run the marketing department for a national company, and was chosen to represent the company at the largest national conference in the country in February in L.A. At the same time I was head-hunted by another company and given the opportunity to grow further professionally and work at the global level. I started the new job that is in the business events industry on March 4, 2020- talk about timing. I stayed with the company until I was furloughed and then recalled, then furloughed indefinitely in the fall. It was a wild, sad, and soul crushing experience.
While I tried to hold onto my professional career, I finished my Master’s degree this past May. That was an enormous accomplishment, and I am proud of myself that I did it. While there was no party, or even a graduation ceremony, it did not diminish my joy that my degree was finally finished.
Writing wise, 2020 has been a productive year. I started the year writing a novel, about two love interests with tragedies in their lives. The two characters have to rescue each other- thus turning the trope of knight on horseback upside down. I am planning to self-publish this book in the first quarter of 2021. It will be my first published novel.
As the pandemic gripped the U.S. and much of the globe in the spring of 2020 I published Quarantine Stories on the blog. I came up with the idea walking down the beach in Malibu, CA. on the earlier mention work trip. I wondered what romance would look like in a time of quarantine and lockdown. I wrote 20 short stories and published them here on the blog. The short story format was a new one for me, and I enjoyed the challenge.
As summer started, I found more and more people asking me if I was going to make Quarantine Stories into a book. I thought about it and decided to give it a shot. I wrote five additional stories that are exclusive to the book, and went through the process of self-publishing. My husband and I have put out a magazine for our business for years, but self-publishing a story collection was entirely different. I walked all of the way through the process and I sold more copies than I thought I would but it was far from a bestseller. In full disclosure I didn’t ever expect it to be a bestseller. I had two things against me, I’m an unknown author and it’s a short story collection.
In September my professional life crashed and burnt as my time with the job that I’d started in March became a different type of Covid victim. My children were also starting remote learning at the same time. Rather than look for another job right away, I wanted to take some time to take stock and possibly change directions. I also became a full-time mom again, just when my family needed me most. This time off also gave me the time I had so desperately wanted to really focus on my writing.
In the fall, out of nowhere a truly unique story idea came to me, and I completed my second novel of the year. It’s working title is Willow, after the main female character. The story is set in the future where marriages are not made via love matches but breeding compatibility. This was different from my normal romance writing in setting and time. It was a fun novel to write and I am so grateful to my husband for bringing me my laptop and coffee each morning, encouraging me to keep writing. I have yet to reread through it for the first time, and I only hope it is as good as I think it might be.
I also did A LOT of querying this year. I put out two books to query and had what I would call great success in Twitter’s #PitMad contests. I was able to snag agent “likes” with each round. This past December was my greatest interest yet, and I am continuing to wait for news as I write this. I pitched the two books I’ve queried this year, Sailing in Silicon Valley, and The Lake Michigan Affair.
As 2020 draws to a close, I have put my efforts into editing the book that I started the year writing, the one about the two lovers who rescue each other. I plan to self-publish it in the new year, if I have not signed with an agent yet. I am excited to put out an actual novel in story and length. I also feel that this novel is much more of my style of storytelling.
Looking to the positives of a new year, and the opportunities it brings, I’ve started to look for a new job to put my career back on track. Once I hear back from the #PitMad agents, (hopefully sign with one) I can move forward querying or finally start down the traditional publishing path. I also hope to compete 2 or 3 new novels in 2021. I can feel the muse starting to come to life again, and the spark of an idea is there…
So to all of my readers, I wish you a very happy, safe, healthy and productive New Year!
Filed Under: #PitMad, Quarantine Stories, Querying, Romance, Sailing in Silicon Valley, Self Publishing, Short Stories, The Lake Michigan Affair, Writing
Life is Vivid, Rich and Creative Right Now.
October 26, 2020 by jackiecthomas 1 Comment
Life truly is beautiful!
So I finished another novel over the weekend. As cliche as it sounds, I dreamt this one too, or at least the basis of it. I am always fascinated in the ways that inspiration comes seeping up into my writing. I think there was a lot of influence from current events and the political landscape. This work was a little different than anything I’ve ever written before. It is set in the future in an ultra-conservative/ religious America, where birth rates have dropped and the ultimate goal is to repopulate the world, but as a romance novel. It sounds strange but guys, it came out so incredible!
What I found particularly interesting with this book is that at no point did I have a major attack of self doubt. With every book I’ve ever written, right before the halfway point I usually have this sense of doubt, like the story is garbage, the characters aren’t believable and I should just stop writing. Most of the time I push through this feeling and in the end, I am usually really pleased with the finished product. To this point, I’ve not produced a work, where I’ve thought, eh you should’ve stopped. With this newly completed project that doubt didn’t come, and I don’t know if that means anything or not but I am grateful.
It really is the strangest thing, life has changed so much in the past six months, from reaching major career goals, and moving to the top of my field to now being home and writing full time. Life is weird guys. I was thinking back to a conversation I had with an old boss last year, we were talking about homeschooling and while I loved and romanticized about the idea, I never saw it in my future. I couldn’t put my career on hold to educate my kids. A year later, my kids are home elearning and I find myself being a part time teacher to support my kid’s education. What is also neat about this is my kids are seeing me write. My daughter has taken to becoming a writer herself and often writes short stories during her breaks. They’re dramatic and dark, and adorable.
So, two months into being a full-time writer, I am really loving it. I feel so pleased to have completed another novel. The last one I finished was in February pre-Covid, career change, furlough, and life basically turning upside down. I am really excited about the book I just finished, I really think it may be some of my best writing yet. I cannot describe how wonderful the feeling is to get up in the mornings and know that I have all day to write. For so long, I worked full-time, while completing my Master’s Degree, and I still managed to write. I would write after my kids went to bed in the evenings, on lunch breaks, or on weekends. Now I can write whenever the mood strikes and it is WONDERFUL!
As I write this blog post I am looking out the window at my treeline on my property rich with fall color. I know how odd this must sound, but I feel like everything is richer in experience this year, even the fall colors in my backyard. I don’t know if this is because I have the time to sit back and enjoy them or if they are truly more vibrant. I feel the same about my writing right now too, it just seems more substantial for some reason.
Creatively, all cylinders are firing right now. What I find truly amazing was that I really pushed to finish this last novel so I can start my NaNoWriMo novel. I already have the idea, and I know where the story will goes. This is unheard of at least for me. Normally I search for months thinking of the perfect idea of my Nano book. This year, the idea came hard and strong, and I was like, well finish the novel you are currently working on and you can start on your next one. Seriously, muse?!? Believe me I am not complaining! If I can pull this off I’ll have completed three novels this year and one short story collection… WOW! I am not bragging, I am just in awe of my endeavors especially in light of everything going on with a global pandemic.
In between writing, I’ve also been querying for my first book Sailing in Silicon Valley. While I have yet to get a bite, I am still pressing forward. I’ve also been toying with the idea of releasing The Lake Michigan Affair, which is a novel I wrote for my first NanoWriMo. It is the story of a devout woman who falls for a Catholic Cardinal, together they put everything on the line for their love. I queried the book for over a year, and after countless rejections, I think I might just self publish it. I’ll be interested to see how the book does on Amazon. My only experience is Quarantine Stories, which has met my expectations sales wise but hasn’t been a massive hit. I know that I have a few things working against me there, first I am an unknown author, second it’s a short story collection, and third short romance stories are kind of odd.
So in the meantime with the five days before NaNoWriMo starts, I’ll do a little research about the next project. I will also continue to query for Sailing in Silicon Valley. Overall, I will continue to enjoy life with all of the vivid richness it seems to possess right now.
Filed Under: Nano-Wri-Mo, Quarantine Stories, Querying, Romance, Sailing in Silicon Valley, Self Doubt, The Lake Michigan Affair, Writing Tagged With: NaNoWriMo
Being a Full-Time-ish Writer One Month On
October 1, 2020 by jackiecthomas Leave a Comment
My nightstand reading pile.
Hello all. Boy time flies when you’re having fun, doesn’t it? A little over a month ago I stepped away from my job in the corporate world to devote my time writing full time AND to assist my kids with their elearning. As the school year for my grade school aged children began, it was apparent that something was going to give, and I made the choice to step away. That being said, I recognized that there was an opportunity to fully lean into putting my efforts towards writing full time. My husband who is also an author, fully supported and encouraged this course of action.
So one month in, I have a lot to show for this past month. I self-published my first book! This was a huge deal for me. It’s the first time I’ve ever done this and boy is there a learning curve here. I was lucky enough to know how to use Adobe to layout my print edition, and cover design. I also had to learn Amazon’s KDP for the ebook. Page numbers, author accounts, and royalty structures, there was and still is so much to learn. BUT… It’s been fun so far. I am grateful to have had the time to dedicate towards, instead of having to sneak it in after work or on lunch breaks.
I’ve also continued to query for another completed novel that I wrote a few years back. My dream is still to go the traditional publishing route. I sent out my first round of queries in early September, and I am surprised to say I’ve heard back from most agents, granted it was a pass, but that’s okay. I will say the more I query, the thicker my skin gets, and that is a good thing. I queried last year for a different novel, and almost hit the 100 query letters sent mark. So querying continues and I’ll keep you all updated on any developments. I just keep reminding myself it only takes one yes, to change your life. Keep going!
All of this being said, while all of these endeavors are relevant to writing, they’re not actually writing. So I am happy to report that I’ve started writing a new project. I’m about 20K words in, and while it’s still a romance, it’s different than anything I’ve ever written before. Set about a hundred years in the future, in a new America, how will Willow find safety and love? So far the writing is going very well. That is in part to my husband who has shoved my computer, headphones, and coffee at me each morning to write in the seclusion of my bedroom while he readies our children for their day of elearning. When the school bell rings, I stop writing and am plugged into their needs.
I’ve been lucky enough to be able to write here and there during the day, between math lessons, and snacks, but overall it’s not a productive time for writing. So I’ve learned to use this time for other writing endeavors, such as marketing Quarantine Stories, learn KDP, or read. I’m reading an excellent book right now, Conjure Women by Afia Atakora. This story is so enveloping that it completely sweeps me away. I try to sneak in a chapter here and there, but I find that when I pick this book up, I am unable to put it down.
In addition to all of these things, I am also settling in at home, which historically has always been the death nail for being able to be home full time for me. I have found that clearing closets, gardening and learning how to quilt have been great cures for writer’s block. I am enjoying this time to be home with my family, and being able to be truly “plugged-in” to family life. When I think back to this time last year, working full time, finishing grad school and still writing, I wonder how I managed, but somehow I did. This thought spurs me on to continue writing, and pushing myself. If I could do it then when life was busier, I can surely do it now, and do it better.
Filed Under: Quarantine Stories, Querying, Romance, Sailing in Silicon Valley, Self Care, Self Publishing, What I am Reading, Writing, Writing Space
Quarantine Stories is now In-Print!
September 16, 2020 by jackiecthomas Leave a Comment
Dreams do come true, when you work for them. Today, Quarantine Stories launched in print edition for sale. I would imagine that any time that any author put out a book, self-published or otherwise, it’s a big deal. To me, today means so much more than simply putting my work out into the world, which is a big deal in it’s own right.
I am reminded of the first chapter book I ever read, it was the book Sox by Beverly Cleary. I was in third grade, and had struggled to learn how to read. I wasn’t diagnosed with dyslexia until I repeated the second grade. I simply could not read. I remember walking out of school that day, and I can still see the goldenrod color of the book, and feel its cotton weave texture under my little fingers. The reason that this memory jogs today, is because it was the first time I ever read an entire chapter book. It was also the first time I read for entertainment, and enjoyed reading.
Fast forward to today, and I have published a book of my very own. Typing the words, I still cannot believe it. I had an entire marketing plan set in place and a series of blog posts about how to go about the process from a first-timer. Amazon, jumped the shark this morning and set the book for sale. Immediately upon receiving the email that the book was live, the marketer in me panicked. What about the marketing plan? Wait, not yet!
My inner Dude (Big Lebowski Reference) was like, it’s live so roll with it. So here we are. Quarantine Stories as a book is live and for sale…. holy shit!
The print edition has 5 additional stories that were not published along with juicy and sweet tidbits added to the original 20 stories. There is a print edition and an ebook edition (the ebook edition should be live within the next 24 hours) for sale on Amazon. This morning when I got the email and clicked on the link, and my book popped up I literally screamed and then began to cry. My kids who are doing elearning were in the room when this happened. Concerned, they rushed over to my desk and I explained to them that they were witnessing a dream come true, a dream I’ve worked hard for, and one I will continue to put all of my efforts behind.
I am a published author. Those words are powerful to me, and perhaps my biggest accomplishment to date.
If you’d like to purchase a copy of Quarantine Stories in print or in an eBook format, you can do so here.
In closing I would like to recognize a few people along the way who helped me get here. Success does not happen in a vacuum, so I share this momentous day with each of these individuals. To my amazing husband, who is my biggest cheerleader, bullshit detector, and excuse eliminator- Thank you for shoving me into self publishing. To my little sister who is an amazing writer as well, and an old-salt when it comes to self-publishing thank you for your continued support, and feedback from the first story until 10 pm. cover design conversations. I could not have done this without you. To my adopted mother Linda Dickey, thank you for giving me that first piece of feedback I ever had, “Describe the feeling of the shag rug under back.” That advice still makes me chuckle and I remember it every time I write. Linda, thank you for being an amazing editor and making sense of my word vomit. Lastly, to the Writing Community on Twitter, thank you for pushing me to self-publish Quarantine Stories. You all are always there to give honest feedback, and share in the journey.
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How to Write a Book Blurb & An Author Bio: The Journey to Publishing Continues
August 31, 2020 by jackiecthomas Leave a Comment
Last week, I shared some exciting news, that Quarantine Stories is going to be my first self-published book. This week the journey continues as I work my way towards publishing what I hope will be the first of many successful books. Last Thursday, I sent my manuscript off to my copyeditor, all 96K words of it! Holy moly that might be my longest manuscript to date. (I tend to stay between 80-90K.) Just prior to sending it off, I reread through each story, adding little things that I wanted to, that enhance the stories. It seemed that after I published each one originally, I’d have this great idea or little piece to put into each work to make it more special, but the story was already published live. For the book version, I actually put these fun details into the stories, and it made my romantic heart swoon.
Once the manuscript was off, I took a dig deep breath and relaxed for half a second before I set onto my next task, starting to envision what the cover will look like. As someone who works in marketing and PR this sets my creative mind into overdrive. I’d been thinking about what a cover would look like for months, and then one afternoon it came to me. I sketched it as quickly as possible. I mean when you think about it, how to you convey twenty-five unique love stories on one cover without using something generic, like a face mask, or graphics of germs in this case? Well, I think I have figured it out, but you will all have to wait, as I work on getting the concept into reality. Super cool and exciting though!
I’ve also worked on the dreaded author bio, and book blurb for the book. I have known so many incredibly talented authors who are amazing, prolific writers, but when you ask them to write about themselves they clam-up. Isn’t it funny how life works? Thankfully, I didn’t find this task too difficult but I found a great resource online that helped me demystify it all. This great post from the ReedsyBlog gave me great guidance, and I actually ended up with a bio that I like.
I also had to write the dust jacket description of the book in this past week. As a marketer this should be relatively easy, ha! I’ve never written a blurb for a story collection before. I also don’t ready many short story collections so I didn’t know what a good bio would look like for one. So I set off to Google and did some research. I found a really fun blurb generator, but it didn’t really suit my needs, so I kept looking. I’ll go back and play with the blurb generator later, it looks like a lot of fun.
I actually did find a useful guide on the website Writer’s Write. What a great name for a website for writers! They gave this guidance on how to construct a book blurb for a collection of short stories, and it was easy. In full disclosure, I wrote a blurb and then I went looking for advice to spice up what I already had. Upon reading this article I scratched what I originally had and started from scratch using their method, and it came out really well!
I also started the marketing plan for the book. So far this has been pretty easy, as it is my profession. I’ve also had developments in that regard as well. As of this Friday, I will technically be unemployed. However, this is not a sad or bad thing. My kids are home e-learning, and in between math lessons, and spelling tests I’ll be writing and marketing my upcoming book. I look forward to seeing where this time will take me creatively as well.
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Apple rejected my latest app!
I just got off the phone with Apple – they told me they were not going to approve my latest app.
This isn’t the first that Apple has rejected an app – they once rejected a gag iPad app – they said it didn’t have enough function, which was probably true, so I let it go. They also didn’t like the functionality of one of my iPhone apps but after a quick explanation they changed their mind.
However this one doesn’t make any sense. They rejected Mandalas Gallery Edition.
My kaleidoscopic painting program Mandalas has been very popular. It has been so popular that I now give away a free version – Mandalas FREE – that has the same functionality but also has ads.
I have been taking iPads and the app to art exhibitions and galleries as part of a work called “The Mandalas Project”.
http://lemminglabs.com/about-the-mandala-project/
“The Mandalas Project” is a collection of images made by the Mandalas app by users at these galleries and exhibitions. The Mandalas app has been part of 7 exhibitions to date (most by invitation) and has even won an award at a juried show. For these installations I have created a modified version of the app called Mandalas Gallery, which has a custom user interface. In this version the screen has instructions on it at all times, resets after every save, and resets if nothing is pressed for some time, it also has no ads. I used my experience from working at various art festivals (and my time working at the Cleveland Museum of Art) to craft an exhibition friendly interactive.
So I took this app – wrote a very clear description of what it does and whom it is for (and also telling people to try the free one first) and set the price at tier 80 – or $499. This actually is a discount from what I would normally charge (plus Apple takes their 1/3). My business partner questioned if Apple would have a problem with such a high price – but as I reminded him – they are the ones who set the tier levels – they make a tier 80 (hell they even make a tier 99) so they must expect a situation where someone might use it. We aren’t being wishful here either – the project is a reality – it has lived in galleries and we have been paid to do it.
I posted it and waited. I knew something was wrong when they emailed me and said there would be a delay in the review. And then they called me. I was surprised. Last time it was all done via email. The guy on the phone was very nice but he said that I had rated the program at ages 4+. I explained that I just filled out the form and since it wasn’t dirty, violent, or scary it automatically rated at 4+. He said that since the price was so high I needed to get it rated at 17+ so that no one purchased it by mistake. This is fair – I am not looking for ‘sucker sales’ I just want to be able to sell it to galleries without having to setup their iPads myself.
He instructed me to re-submit the app with the 17+ rating – to get it to 17+ he told me to hit the scary, adult, violence buttons and that they would know why I was rating it so high. I did this and also put in the review notes why I was doing it. I do think it is weird that there isn’t a button just called 17+ where a developer can choose to make it 17+ without using those presets. So I posted it and waited again.
I was surprised when after a few days I again got an alert that said that there would be a delay in the review. I missed the first phone call from Apple and when I returned it they said they could have someone call me back – they could not transfer me. When the guy did call me back he said that the app was too expensive. I started to explain to him about things and also that I spoke to someone previously on this. He told me he was the one who I spoke to and that they felt my app wasn’t worth that much money. (He never told me why he didn’t tell me this the last time – I assume their process is very rigid and very linear.) So I explained it all over again about the galleries and the modifications and such. He asked why I didn’t just use the business to business distribution model instead. I told him that if I was trying to push this to galleries that I wouldn’t mind it but that with galleries viewing iPad apps as legitimate forms of art that being able to post it to the app store for people to see and find should be perfectly valid. He said they he couldn’t help me because they ‘didn’t feel it was worth that much money’. So I asked him how much they DID feel it was worth. He told me he couldn’t say – just that it wasn’t worth THAT much. Now this is silly – they allow for the high prices – I can prove that I have sold the app for MORE than this – it as been IN galleries – all he can tell me is to try again until he feels that the price is right but can’t tell me how they come to their valuation?
Then he asks why it is even a separate app and suggests that I make it an in-app purchase. Now this is a ridiculous suggestion. I definitely don’t want the average person sitting there seeing a buy-it-now button for a $499 upgrade that they won’t want – that is just bad business. It also isn’t the model!
He did tell me I can contest this and I will be taking to the appeals board. I do want to say that he was very nice – but the situation is unacceptable.
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Special Called County Commission
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to all Jefferson County Commissioners, residents of Jefferson County Tennessee, and all other persons who might be interested that the following meetings will be held in the main courtroom of the Historical Jefferson County Courthouse, 202 W. Main St. Dandridge, Tennessee.
Special Called County Commission Meeting
June 28th at 6:30 P.M. to vote on the 2021-2022 County Budget, Budget Amendments, Notaries and Bonds, Resolution 2021-31 for the Extended Outlay note for the landfill, and Resolution 2021-32 for the Sanitation Department.
NOTICE IS GIVEN pursuant to the provisions of the Tennessee Open Meetings Act (Sunshine Law) found in T.C.A. § 8-44-101 et seq.
Mark Potts County Mayor
Jefferson County Court House
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How to Identify Your Personality Type
Psychoanalytic theories have provided the basis for tests ranging from the Rorschach Inkblot Test to subjective personality tests. However, psychoanalytic approaches have been criticized for their poor validity and reliability due to the reliance on unreliable memories of patients. In contrast, ideas about defense mechanisms and unconscious processes were empirically studied. For example, Carl Jung proposed the existence of personality archetypes, which he said all people share.
Four temperament theory
The Four Temperament Theory of Personality is one of the more widely accepted theories on personality. It originated with Keirsey’s Temperament Sorter, which mapped the four temperaments to the sixteen types of Myers-Briggs personality type. Keirsey cites several authors as inspiration for his theories. Some of these authors are Eric Adickes, Ernst Kretschmer, and Eric Fromm.
In the early 1900s, researchers Ernst Kretschmer and Eduard Spranger proposed two new categories for personality: neuroticism and extraversion. Neuroticism describes the tendency to experience negative emotions, while extraversion refers to the tendency to find pleasure in positive events. They found many similarities between the temperament patterns of ancient cultures. In addition, researchers have continued to refine the theory. The latest edition of the book, I Said This, You Heard That, teaches the Four Temperament Theory.
Myers-Briggs type indicator
Myers and Briggs’ four-letter “type” code was first developed in 1942. This system used Jung’s theory of psychological types to classify people into one of sixteen personality types. The system includes two major subtypes, each with a different set of traits and characteristics. Some people are incompatible with others, while others are best suited for a particular job. Regardless of the type, Myers-Briggs type indicators help people determine whether they would be better suited for a particular job.
The Myers-Briggs Type Indicator for personality has been around for over 70 years and has been used by many people to better understand their own personality. It has been a popular tool in business settings, organizational settings, and educational settings for years. It has also been used to match people with ideal partners, significant others, and hobbies. However, this tool is not foolproof and is not a perfect substitute for counseling or psychotherapy.
Authoritarian personality
An authoritarian personality is one that has the tendency to impose rigidity on others. Its main trait is rigidity, and it can lead to stereotyping and prejudice. A mental health intervention for this type of personality can help people overcome their rigidity and learn how to appreciate and respect other people’s views. However, there are some signs of authoritarian personality that may indicate that you may be an authoritarian. The key to identifying an authoritarian personality is to understand what makes an authoritarian person unique and what causes it.
Oesterreich’s theory was useful for explaining human nonage. He argued that youth seek refuge from their parents, who are their first authority figures. To measure the authoritarian personality, Oesterreich developed a questionnaire which included topics to assess rigidity, closed-mindedness, conformity, and hostility. The authoritarian personality is a type of narcissist, but it’s not the only trait of an authoritarian personality.
Collectivistic personality
People with a collectivist personality value social harmony and are likely to maintain longstanding relationships. Unlike individualists, collectivists often calculate the value of their relationships. These relationships tend to be more intimate than those of an individualist, because they’re tied to the idea that helping others contributes to their own wellbeing. The Japanese language reflects this collectivism: the word “shinyuu” means “best friend” and is related to the trait. Research by Aaron Cargile suggests that people with this personality trait underrate their skills and underrate their abilities.
Individualistic culture is associated with loneliness and a fear of rejection, which is common in collectivist cultures. Individualistic people, on the other hand, are realistic, matter-of-fact, and enjoy applying their skills to new tasks. Moreover, they are spontaneous, and tend to follow sudden inspirations. But these characteristics are counterbalanced by their tendency to be self-effacing. As a result, they are prone to displaying a higher degree of anti-conformity than those with an individualistic personality.
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Baltimore, FL-2, Florida, Michigan, North Carolina, Ohio, Pennsylvania, President Obama, Rep. David Price, Rep. Gwen Graham, Virginia
The Democrats Have Problems Beyond Redistricting
In Election Analysis, Redistricting on January 15, 2015 at 10:55 am
The Democratic federal elected officials are gathered in Baltimore right now, discussing the future of their party and ways to recapture much of the political territory they lost in the 2014 elections. A clear theme settling around their US House predicament is redistricting, and how the Republican-drawn boundaries, they say, in what are typically Democratic states have unfairly cost them large numbers of seats.
North Carolina Rep. David Price (D-NC-4) spoke at length about redistricting and how it affects the party. According to an article on Yahoo News, Price said, “Ohio, Michigan, Pennsylvania, North Carolina and Virginia display the most egregious examples of gerrymandered districts for congressional and state legislative races.” His solution is to continue the process Democrats are using in several states, which is to sue over the current congressional boundaries contending that the district boundaries are “racially biased”. Except for Virginia, where a court has already declared the map unconstitutional for this reason, it will likely be difficult to make such a case in places where the minority districts have actually been maximized.
The 2014 electoral statistics cast a different light on the situation, however. Let’s take the case of freshman Rep. Gwen Graham (D-FL-2). She won a Republican-leaning seat in what was the worst of years for Democratic congressional candidates. The fact that she was able to defeat a Republican incumbent in a 2014 district where President Obama scored only 46.5 percent of the vote and trailed Mitt Romney by 5.8 percent causes us to look further at this district as a prototype, then overlaying its result over the rest of the country.
Using FL-2 as a benchmark, let’s examine similar districts that fit Rep. Price’s gerrymandering criteria. In 11 Obama 2012 victory states where Republicans hold the congressional delegation majority or at least break even (Colo., Fla., Iowa, Mich., Nevada, NH, NJ, Ohio, Pa., Va., and Wisc.), 37 districts fit the FL-2 profile. The president scored at least as well in each of the 36 other districts as he did in the seat Rep. Graham claimed. The Democratic win record in this subset? Just two of 37. Even the Washington Redskins have a better win percentage than do the Democrats in these swing seats.
Therefore, one can make an argument that Democrats have far greater problems than simply being redistricting victims. While district lines are clearly important, they do not tell the entire story.
Candidate recruitment and the lack of strong campaign operations, it can be argued, played a greater role in determining the Democrats’ fate in these swing districts than did redistricting.
In the 37 districts we studied, Democrats fielded a small number of competitive candidates, and in 22 of those 37 districts spent under $700,000. In five of the districts, the Democrats either didn’t file a candidate or spent exactly zero dollars. In three of the five uncontested seats at the congressional level: FL-13 (Rep. David Jolly); FL-25 (Rep. Mario Diaz-Balart); and FL-27 (Rep. Ileana Ros-Lehtinen), President Obama actually scored a majority of the vote. In fact, within this universe of the 37 districts, Obama topped 50 percent 10 times, broke 49 percent twice more, and scored 48 percent or better in an additional eight CDs. Democratic congressional candidates won none of these 20 districts.
If the Democratic Baltimore retreat produces the conclusion that redistricting is the key reason the party fared so badly in the 2014 congressional elections, then it appears the party leaders may misunderstand what actually occurred last year.
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Now It Can Be Told! (And a Short Update)
By jjroth
I haven’t been identifying my honorable mentions and semi-finalists in the Writers of the Future Contest by name in case a potential publisher is evaluating one of my submissions and visits my site. I don’t know whether a given publisher will consider a contest shortlisting a good thing or a bad thing. In the “literary fiction” arena, from whence I hail, shortlistings are generally a good thing. But I’m still learning the mores of genre submitting, and to make things more complicated, there seems to be conflicting information on just about everything having to do with submitting to genre publications. As a lawyer, I’ve learned the value of keeping one’s mouth shut when in doubt and it seems silly to take the risk of prejudicing a decision, so I’ve kept mum on the subject.
Now that one of my honorable mentions has appeared in print (Andromeda Spaceways Inflight Magazine Issue 59), I feel I can make the following revelation. Drum roll, if you please:
I’m eagerly awaiting my contributor copy of ASIM 59, which I’m told will be winging its way to me shortly.
In other news, I just got back from two weeks in Scotland. I’ve been before, but never for this long, and never as a tourist. I’d forgotten how much I love the UK in general and Scotland in particular. Everyone I ran into was extremely friendly and there’s a joie de vivre about the place that is contagious. Loads of fun, and now I just wish I could win the lottery (or at least make a living as a writer rather than a lawyer with that pesky bar admission issue) so that I can buy a little cottage in the highlands and live in a place full of history, magic and wonder. Here’s a taste:
Stirling Castle, one of several castles we visited. I have many, many pictures of this one, as it’s a large complex of buildings, almost all of which are accessible to visitors. The day we were there, the tapestry weaving demonstration was closed, but other than that we saw all there was to see, including the kitchens, the prison cells, the great hall, and the royal bedrooms.
Doune Castle, famous as a movie location, among other things. You may recognize it from any number of films and television programs, including Monty Python and the Holy Grail, Game of Thrones, and the new Outlander series. We only saw this one from the outside because we were running off to Loch Lomond.
Edinburgh Castle. A striking building from the outside, perched as it is atop volcanic rock at the end of the Royal Mile, seen here from the top of a double decker city tour bus. Interesting, especially for us history buffs, but small, on the inside. There’s much more to see at Stirling in terms of square footage, but as this is one of Edinburgh’s main attractions, it’s worth a visit.
The bonnie, bonnie banks of Loch Lomond. A gorgeous, peaceful lake in an idyllic wooded setting.
The dark waters of Loch Ness. Nessie did not make an appearance during our boat ride on the loch, but I had a beer called Nessie’s Monster Mash from the bar on board. Enough of those and you’ll see her doing the Macarena in a polka dot chiffon dress.
I could go on, but I’ll quit while I’m ahead and close with a few for the Harry Potter fans:
The Jacobite Steam Train, aka Hogwarts Express, which you can ride on a route that travels over the viaduct pictured above. Poor train. It was photobombed by my no. 2 son’s replica of itself.
Ah Scotland, I miss you and I’ve only just left. Cheers.
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X-ray Scattering and Imaging of Quantum Material Postdoc
Cypress, CA
United Surgical Partners International
Berkeley Lab's Advanced Light Source Division has an opening for a X-ray Scattering and Imaging of Quantum Material Postdoc Postdoc.
The ALS is a U.S. Department of Energy Office of Science national scientific user facility whose excellent scientific reputation, expert staff, and capabilities in the soft x-ray, hard x-ray, and infrared regimes attract more than 2,000 academic and industrial users each year in disciplines spanning physical, chemical, materials, biological, energy, and Earth sciences. It is one of five Berkeley Lab user facilities that serve a combined 11,000 users annually. The co-location of these user facilities - including the Molecular Foundry Nanoscale Science Research Center and the NERSC scientific computing center, as well as Berkeley Lab's outstanding programs in materials and chemical sciences among others - offers a prime environment for collaborative science. The ALS has been a global leader in soft x-ray science for more than two decades and is currently undertaking a new project (ALS-U) that will endow the facility with state-of-the-art x-ray capabilities. It's an exciting time to join our growing team!
The Advanced Light Source Division at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory (Berkeley Lab) is seeking a postdoctoral fellow to immediately fill a position. The candidate will be responsible for studying spin-photon interaction with vortex photon beams. The new postdoctoral fellow will join a small world-class team conducting coherent X-ray science on quantum materials using soft X-ray based spectroscopy and scattering techniques.
Perform X-ray absorption and scattering measurements on multiferroics and skyrmion systems.
Study the effect of X-ray vortex beams on the absorption and scattering properties of quantum material.
Develop zone plate based experimental methods to study interaction of soft X-ray vortex beams (coherent x-ray beam with orbital angular momentum through tailored phase structure) with the electronic and magnetic degrees of freedom in a quantum material.
Develop toolkits using Python or Matlab to analyze experimental data.
Collaborate with other research teams and scientists.
Publish work in peer-reviewed scientific literature.
Present work at national meetings and at regular group meetings.
Contribute positively to the active research culture.
Work in a safe and healthy manner consistent with EH&S guidelines. Respect diversity.
Inclusive in interactions with others.
PhD in Physics, Chemistry, Materials Science, or Optics, or equivalent.
Experience writing codes to reduce and analyze scattering data.
Experience performing independent hands-on work in an experimental endstation.
Ability to work both independently and in a collaborative team.
Excellent interpersonal, verbal, and written communication skills.
Additional Desired Qualifications:
Experience in optics, laser spectroscopy
Experience in Ptychography or zone plate based imaging.
X-ray zone-plate fabrication.
Knowledge of resonant scattering methods.
The posting shall remain open until the position is filled, however for full consideration, please apply by close of business on December 22nd, 2020.
This is a full time, 1-year, postdoctoral appointment with the possibility of renewal based upon satisfactory job performance, continuing availability of funds and ongoing operational needs.
Full-time, M-F, exempt (monthly paid) from overtime pay.
Salary for Postdoctoral positions depends on years of experience post-degree.
This position may be subject to a background check. Any convictions will be evaluated to determine if they directly relate to the responsibilities and requirements of the position. Having a conviction history will not automatically disqualify an applicant from being considered for employment.
Work will be primarily performed at: Lawrence Berkeley National Lab, 1 Cyclotron Road, Berkeley, CA.
Learn About Us:
Working at Berkeley Lab has many rewards including a competitive compensation program, excellent health and welfare programs, a retirement program that is second to none, and outstanding development opportunities. To view information about the many rewards that are offered at Berkeley Lab- Click Here.
Berkeley Lab (LBNL) addresses the world's most urgent scientific challenges by advancing sustainable energy, protecting human health, creating new materials, and revealing the origin and fate of the universe. Founded in 1931, Berkeley Lab's scientific expertise has been recognized with 13 Nobel prizes. The University of California manages Berkeley Lab for the U.S. Department of Energy's Office of Science.
Equal Employment Opportunity: Berkeley Lab is an Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action Employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, disability, age, or protected veteran status. Berkeley Lab is in compliance with the Pay Transparency Nondiscrimination Provision under 41 CFR 60-1.4. Click here to view the poster and supplement: "Equal Employment Opportunity is the Law."
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Houston, TX, United States Houston, TX, United States
Radio Frequency Engineer
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Rockville, MD, United States Rockville, MD, United States
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2023-14/0037/en_head.json.gz/14077
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Superintendent, Anglophone North School District (ASD-N)
Anglophone North School District (ASD-N)
Miramichi, NB, Canada
Full-Time Superintendent Jobs
KBRS has partnered with Anglophone North School District (ASD-N) in seeking the next Superintendent to lead their organization.
Situated in the beautiful Northern region of New Brunswick, the District was formed in 2012 and is one of the seven school districts in New Brunswick. Operating 33 public schools, the district directly serves children and youth ranging from kindergarten to Grade 12. It also provides oversight and administration of early learning resources and programs, defining a roadmap that establishes a continuum of learning from birth. The Anglophone North School District community commits to engaging children and students in an inclusive environment that embraces teamwork, responsibility, innovation, and personal excellence. The district includes 7 subdistricts and serves approximately 7,743 students (2022). Headquartered in Miramichi, New Brunswick, it encompasses the geographical area of Tide Head to Blackville to Harcourt to Rexton to Tabusintac and includes Elsipogtog, Tjipogtotjg, Esgenoopetitj, Natoaganeg, Ugpi’Ganjig, Lno Minigog, Oinpegitjoig, Metepenagiag and Listuguj First Nation communities.
With a passion for public education, you will lead the development and advancement of best practices in educational management while ensuring program initiatives and strategic goals are in line with the vision and mandate of the District that strives for excellence in education. You will be critical to the positive vision for public education, and you will foster and maintain strong relationships within the community. Always leading through a student-centred lens, you will foster an environment of inclusion, academic achievement, growth, trust, positivity, and collaboration among all stakeholders.
Reporting to the District Education Council, the Superintendent will be responsible for educational leadership and overall management of the school system including educational programs, student learning outcomes, finances, operations, and human resources.
· Providing leadership in quality education, enhancing community involvement and efficient delivery of programs and services.
· Coordinating and administering the educational programs and services prescribed by the Minister of Education and Early Childhood Development.
· Having the primary responsibility for the preparation and implementation of the District Improvement Plan, District Performance Report, and the District Expenditure Plan.
· Ensuring the allocation, management and development of all human resources in the district.
· Working collaboratively with Indigenous communities within the District.
· Providing for the effective and efficient management of available financial resources.
· Ensuring District and Provincial policies are followed.
· Attending and participating in District Education Council meetings.
· Ensuring that effective communication mechanisms are in place.
· Attending Ministry Forums and other provincial meetings.
As the ideal candidate, you have served as a strategic and visionary educational leader within the public school system. You bring a passion for enabling student success and a reputation for fostering a culture that supports excellence, communication, collaboration, innovation and celebrates diversity. When it comes to building effective working relationships, you are a natural. Your well-developed interpersonal and communications skills have allowed you to build strong relationships with a diverse group of partners including teachers, principals, community and business leaders, government officials, Indigenous community leaders, and the general public.
· Five (5) years of teaching experience in the public school system.
· Ten (10) years of administrative leadership and supervisory experience in education.
· Must possess a master’s degree in Education.
· An equivalent combination of training and experience may be considered.
· Outstanding leadership and interpersonal skills.
· The ability to apply knowledge, experience and commitment in the areas of academic achievement, diversity, inclusion and human rights.
· An appreciation and understanding of Indigenous culture, and the ability to build trusting relationships with Indigenous leaders.
· Bilingualism would be considered an asset in this role.
Attributes and Skills
· Analytical abilities which lead to the development of standards and guidelines that support the implementation of effective policies.
· You are culturally competent and believe in the principle of unity in diversity.
· The ability to apply strong budget management skills in a unique environment with competing emergencies, reactive maintenance, and evolving priorities.
· Exceptional written and verbal communication skills.
· Confidence in acting as the public face of an organization.
· The ability to establish credibility with all audiences such as community members, teachers, district staff, Indigenous leaders, and government contacts.
We will provide support in the recruitment processes to applicants with disabilities, including accommodation that considers an applicant’s accessibility needs. If you require accommodation in order to participate as a candidate in the recruitment process, please contact [email protected]
If you are interested in pursuing this exciting leadership opportunity, please apply online at https://www.kbrs.ca/Career/16909. For more information, contact Debra Clinton at [email protected], Kyle Steele at [email protected] or Dr. Jennie Massey at [email protected].
About Anglophone North School District (ASD-N)
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The unique and innovative devices are available in order to create a lot of hype for the instant pot. The small kitchen appliances are available from various brands as a single product will help you to do multiple tasks in the kitchen. There are different models of the instant pot which are already available in the market. The broader range of features is offered so that you can prefer the device of your choice as per your convenience using full post. The overall performance should be taken into consideration if you just have a look at the devices available on our website. You can place the lid conveniently by checking the handle of the size if you want to serve the food.
Reduce the amount of cooking time:
The models are available in a variety of sizes so that you can find the perfect product with proper vision. The unique features in the full post can be understood easily when you discuss with a professional cook. If you want to prepare healthier meals then you can reduce the amount of cooking time. You must always ensure to cook your food under pressure to enjoy the healthy breakfast. If you are getting ready for a big meeting then you can have a sturdy boat of pumpkin oatmeal. There are several different delicious recipes which you can get used throughout the week. If you are interested to try the instant pot recipes then the possibilities are endless.
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Traits That You Need to Look for with Counsellors
General - Zelina Williams - August 12, 2021
There is an abundance of counsellors today with many of them slowly setting up and integrating their services over the internet. This in turn makes it relatively easy for just about anyone to be able to get in touch with them at any given time when the need calls for them to do so. Life supports counselling can be found online but the overall quality of their service can differ from person to person. Let us look at some of the traits that you need to consider with your search for counsellors.
Communication plays an integral part in any counselling session. Life supports counselling can be a very broad subject with many topics and areas of expertise to choose from. Furthermore, there are also technical jargons that might be used which some people may not be familiar with. This is the reason why counsellors need to possess good communication skills as this allows them to effectively convey their message to their clients. As a result, less time is spent in explaining which goes a long way in helping maximize your counselling sessions.
One of the qualities that can make a counsellor relatable is empathy which many often take lightly or for granted. Empathy is the ability to understand and also share the feelings of others. Many consider this to be a stronger trait compared to sympathy especially since people who are empathetic often put themselves in the shoes of their clients. This in turn helps make their words and presence feel sincere making the people around them feel that they are easily understood.
It should be noted that counselling sessions often last six to eight meetings before they are completed. Some sessions even last longer depending on the needs and preferences of their clients. As such, counsellors need to be patient with their clients as they process the discussion. They let their clients speak their minds and wait for them to finish before they start talking.
Get the Know the Counsellors
We mentioned a few of the many qualities that can make a good counsellor. These attributes cannot be seen right away but are felt over time. This in turn makes it imperative to get to know your counsellors more before paying for a session. You can do this by preparing a couple of questions for them to answer. You must take notice of how they address your concerns as this can be a good opportunity to judge their character. Bad counsellors can be very difficult to work with and can produce underwhelming results. Make sure to not disregard the first impression and go with your gut feeling with your search for counsellors.
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The Middle Path
April 26, 2014 April 27, 2014 by jjhiii24, posted in Ancient Culture, Computers and Internet, Consciousness, Personal, Philosophy, The Human Spirit
“Until the sixteenth century, men in general thought of space and time as though they were limited compartments in which objects were juxtaposed and interchangeable. The human mind believed itself to be perfectly at home in this universe, within which it tranquilly wove its pattern of metaphysics. And then one day this attitude began to change. Spatially our awareness of the world was extended to embrace the Infinitesimal and the Immense-the general and also the irreversible modification of perceptions, ideas, problems: These are (two) indications that the spirit has acquired an added dimension…showing our accession beyond all ideologies and systems, to a different and higher sphere–a new spiritual dimension.” — Pierre Teilhard de Chardin from “The Growth of Consciousness.”
Most of the reading I have done in the realm of human consciousness has left me most often unsatisfied with a strictly empirical approach in particular, but it seems clear that there are measurable and quantifiable components to the mechanisms through which our subjective experience of the world becomes manifest, which contribute in important ways to our understanding generally, and are therefore important to consider in achieving a more comprehensive understanding. I recently encountered a book by Arthur I. Miller called, “Deciphering the Cosmic Number,” about the relationship between Wolfgang Pauli and Carl Jung, that points to the benefits of collaboration and synthesis of the diverse approaches to achieving progress in creating a new perspective that eliminates the limitations of following more than just one narrow path. Jung has, thus far, been the most interesting and even-handed author, scholar, and empiricist, blending to the largest degree, both the scientific and the spiritual in his deliberations without diminishing the importance of either. His insistence on the scientific method in his research did not preclude the inclusion of the spiritual possibilities that are inherent in any discussion of living beings.
In some sense, what we may wish to describe as non-physical or spiritual phenomena, when they become manifest in the temporal, appear through discernible mechanisms. Even though the source of such manifestations may not be accessible to conventional scientific methodology, nor any way exist currently of confirming a spiritual component to human nature, at least none that might be considered plausible by any scientific standard, Jung was able to bridge the chasm between the two worldviews sufficiently to at least acknowledge the potential for expanding the conversation generally, while suggesting specifically what he described as “the archetypes of the collective unconscious.
Painting by Ma Yuan, Song Dynasty, “On a Mountain Path in Spring.” from http://beyondtheouterrim.wordpress.com
According to a popular website on Buddhism, “The Middle Way (or Middle Path) is a Buddhist term with rich connotations. Most simply, it implies a balanced approach to life and the regulation of one’s impulses and behavior, close to Aristotle’s idea of the “golden mean” whereby “every virtue is a mean between two extremes, each of which is a vice.” — (http://www.sgi.org/buddhism)
Rather than limit ourselves to any extreme or narrowly focused approach to consciousness or to human nature, a synthesis or blending of both the scientific and the metaphysical disciplines, in the spirit of Pauli and Jung, seems like a more balanced way to make progress. However our complex human nature developed, at some point, all of our diverse capacities, psychological, social, biological, mental, and spiritual, combined to produce a keen self-awareness which enriched our everyday level of awareness, eventually enabling us to access higher levels of consciousness. While primitive humans immediately supposed that the world was supported by forces beyond what could be ascertained by the senses, the attainment of these higher levels gradually led to astonishing social and technological progress into modern times, opening the way for modern humans to contemplate the existence of realms beyond the physical world from a more informed scientific and metaphysical point of view.
The evolution of life on earth, leading as it has to the presence of Homo sapiens, doesn’t necessarily imply a deliberate plan to produce them, nor does it guarantee our survival as a species on this planet. The Universe, our galaxy, our solar system, our planet and all of our ancestral creatures existed well before our conscious awareness of them, pointing to a potential for continued evolution, which could bring us closer to a comprehension of our place in the vast cosmic ocean, and lead us to discover a connection to the source of those forces demonstrated by their existence. Scientists don’t like to even infer the possibility of the existence of a transcendent source unreachable in a repeatable experiment, which may be responsible for a universe with seemingly indisputable and clearly defined physical laws. It may seem counter-intuitive to suppose that a transcendent source would not simply reveal itself unambiguously within the evidence we gather in exploring the universe, but even physicists in the 21st century have begun to investigate possible explanations for our existence which would have astonished some of the greatest scientific minds of human history.
This past week in Tuscon, Arizona, some of the most prominent philosophers, scientists, and thinkers from around the world, gathered at the Center for Consciousness Studies at the University of Arizona for the “Toward a Science of Consciousness,” conference. I have been following the events along with many others on the internet at this url:
http://www.ustream.tv/channel/consciousness-central-tv?utm_source=crowd-live-backend&utm_medium=visit-channel&utm_campaign=notifications
There are lots of interviews, debates, news, and different points of view on display, and while much of it is entertaining and informative for those interested in the subject, the disparate points of view on display show vividly the need for a greater effort at bringing each of the extreme views into a more considered synthesis of ideas and principles in order to make any progress.
The middle path is not just an esoteric belief in a balanced way of life. It is also an ideal for our age.
Tagged C.G.Jung, collective unconscious, creation of the universe, experiential awareness, homo sapiens, Life, Middle Path, modern life, Perception, scientific method, self-awareness, thoughts, transcendence, Wolfgang Pauli
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8 thoughts on “The Middle Path”
Kezia Lee Mintra says:
thank you for this post, you see this is what i love about your blog – I learn and learn a lot here we start going into areas that I love and want to see more of so thank you and I shall now carry on reading ^_^ have a great day x
I’m glad you enjoyed your reading and found my posting of some benefit. I am always hopeful that readers will get something out of my efforts and your acknowledgement is very much appreciated. In the process of writing, I am learning all the time also, so it serves us both in that way.
Thanks for your visit!…….John H.
i put you on my list of good blogs page go have a look ^_^ off to feed my many offspring now but loved having a good read here this afternoon take care and have a great evening/day x
I am honored to be on your list and thank you for your generosity in including me among such a fabulous collection of blogging writers. Each of the other blogs on this list are well worth reading and offer a unique perspective. I am glad you think I belong on this list.
Thanks so much…..John H.
ptero9 says:
Thanks for the link! Great topic John!
Hello again, Debra! It is a pretty cool link and I’m going to talk a little more about the Middle Path soon.
I’m also still preparing a response to your great comment on my post “Transcendent Awareness.” I’ve started to reply a dozen times already and just had to wait until I was actually awake enough to think…lol Work has been especially busy these past weeks and when I get to the desk to write I just can’t stay awake long enough to get through it. It’s a great subject and a great comment and pretty soon I’m just going to have to make it a post all by itself.
Thanks for your continued support and attention to my writing. I’m especially enjoying your series on the class notes and sessions on your blog. What a great class!
Warm regards….John H.
http://ptero9.com/
I always enjoy your posts. I’ve been too busy to write, except for leaving notes in the comments like this!
Looking forward to writing and reading more in the next few weeks.
One of these days, I hope to spend MOST of my time writing and reading. I have dreamed of it for years, and hope to live long enough to make some good use of myself in those activities. What I have managed to do so far, aside from attending to my obligations and raising my children, is to accumulate a heck of a lot of life experiences along the way and record as many of my impressions and as much of my research as I was able to cram into the little time I had to spend on it. When I was younger I used to work frantically when the opportunity came, not knowing when the next one would be, and now I just have to live long enough to bring it all together.
I am looking forward to reading your writing, and writing about my reading in the next few weeks.
Warm regards…..John H.
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Azamat Asilbekovich Baimatov (Kyrgyz: Азамат Асилбекович Байматов, born 3 December 1988) is a Kyrgyzstani international footballer who played as a defender for Malaysia Premier League club Kuala Lumpur, and the Kyrgyzstan national team.
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Today in WW1: A VC on Hill 70
September 25, 2014 April 28, 2014 ~ jonkilkade
Frederick Henry Johnson led several charges on positions on Hill 70 on September 25, 1915, for which he was later awarded the Victoria Cross.
A second lieutenant in the 73rd Field Coy., Corps of Royal Engineers, Johnson was 25 years old at the time of the attack which was part of the Battle of Loos.
The citation for his VC was published in in the London Gazette on November 16, 1915. It reads:
“For most conspicuous bravery and devotion to duty in the attack on Hill 70 on 25 September 1915. Second Lieutenant Johnson was with a section of his company of the Royal Engineers. Although wounded in the leg, he stuck to his duty throughout the attack, led several charges on the German redoubt, and at a very critical time, under very heavy fire, repeatedly rallied the men who were near him. By his splendid example and cool courage he was mainly instrumental in saving the situation and in establishing firmly his part of the position which had been taken. He remained at his post until relieved in the evening.”
Johnson later achieved the rank of major but was killed in action in Bourlon Wood, France, on November 26, 1917.
This photograph, taken earlier this year, shows his name on the Cambrai Memorial to the Missing.
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Refugees, Migration, and Escape vis-a-vis the Gospel of Jesus Christ
September 18, 2015 / japfth / Leave a comment
“You will be made to care,” quipped a commentator on a nearby radio. He is right. Thousands of Muslim refugees have fled, are fleeing, and will continue to flee Muslim terror. Families in Syria, Libya, Iraq, Iran, and northern Africa are streaming into Europe as refugees. Images of people scaling fences, fighting to get onto Hungarian railroad cars, egressing from boats, etc. bombard our papers, magazines, TVs, and websites. Europe is being overrun. And Canada and the U.S. will be, too. They are coming, and we will be made to care.
But we should care already. First of all, had Muslim terrorism been squashed rather than placated, this would’ve been prevented. But current leadership in America and Europe is lacking. Over recent years, we’ve seen a capitulation to Muslim terror. As a reminder to those who pretend we can “coexist” peacefully, we don’t see Christians putting YouTube videos up wherein non-Christians are dressed in orange jumpsuits and decapitated. We don’t see Christians burning mosques to the ground. We don’t see Christian training camps arming children with assault weapons and indoctrinating them to destroy Israel and inculcate a violent caliphate. Boko Haram slaughters people in the streets in Nigeria, and the murders are caught on video and broadcast over the world, yet we wonder why we cannot coexist peacefully? Is it any wonder that families are fleeing these nations?
I don’t begrudge these fleeing families. I grieve for them. But what can the nations being flooded with Muslim refugees do? Those nations will be made to care. This nation will be made to care.
We are living in a time of platitudes. Sentimental statements like, “We need to have a discussion about this” fall flat. Bumper stickers touting coexistence among worldviews are laughable. We don’t need platitudes and sentimentality. We need courageous leadership. Rather than lauding the Chamberlains of the world, we need another Churchill.
More than political figures, however, the world needs redeeming. This is, therefore, theological. Why are these people refugees?
Because they are fleeing Islamic terror? Yes. Are they fleeing to places where they are free to worship as their consciences dictate? They certainly hope so.
Look at the pattern: Terror and persecution are currently driving people away from their homelands. Consider these examples from history. In Scripture, in the 1st century A.D. it’s recorded how Herod had boys two years old and under murdered. Why? Because the terrorizing Herod wanted to eliminate the promised Messiah (Jesus). But Joseph had been warned by an angel of the Lord to “Rise, take the child and his mother, and flee to Egypt, and remain there until I tell you, for Herod is about to search for the child, to destroy him” (Mt 2:13b ESV).
Persecution served to both harden those who refused God’s offer and to scatter others in order that God’s promises might be fulfilled. Moses, centuries earlier, had returned to Egypt from Midian (present day Saudi Arabia) in order that God’s plan for the nations continue. Moses and the Israelites were both persecuted and scattered—but all in order that God’s promises might be fulfilled. God was calling a people to Himself and allowing others to be hardened in their rejection of Him and the One He sent.
Does the “refugee crisis” take God by surprise? No. God, after all, is sovereign: “And he made from one man every nation of mankind to live on all the face of the earth, having determined allotted periods and the boundaries of their dwelling place, that they should seek God, in the hope that they might feel their way toward him and find him” (Acts 17:26-27a, ESV).
The gospel did not fail due to terrorism by Egyptian pharaohs over Moses in the 1400s B.C. with ancient Israel. The gospel did not fail due to Herod’s terrorism in the 1st c. with the incarnation of the messiah Jesus. The gospel will not fail if these refugees put their hope and faith in the One who redeems exiles. The gospel grafts strangers in. The gospel will not fail because God does not lie. May God use the cowardice of men to exalt the Redeemer who brings in refugees and exiles. We have more in common with those refugees and exiles seeking rest than we may understand. God has brought good out of evil many times in order that exiles from Eden might be redeemed.
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Dear Advertising Copywriters,
The phrase “think outside the box” and/or any of its derivatives is not clever. It is not funny. It does not communicate what you want it to. It has become a cliché, a catchphrase, an advertising jingle, a supposed trump card for smarmy business consultants everywhere. It is a default, easy, tired, overused way for your copy to be completely lacking in originality or anything resembling something compelling. Essentially, it is a way for you to not do your job.
No one cares about your out-of-boxy experiences.
Please stop,
Article from August 09, 2007
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From the Clerk of The Mother Church
By Nathan Talbot
Admission of new members of The Mother Church takes place twice yearly at a regular business meeting of the Christian Science Board of Directors, as is required in the Church Manual. On November 6, 2009, while they were visiting the Indonesian field, at approximately 8:00 p.
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Tag: Jesus letters
Have you ever been a little down and out about something and you needed help but didn’t know who or where to turn to? Have you ever been stuck in an impossibly hard situation?
I recommend praying to St. Jude Thaddeus. He is the patron saint of impossible causes and is said to help those in need of urgent assistance.
Saint Jude is one of the twelve apostles seen at the Last Supper depiction. He is said to be the bridegroom actually of the Wedding at Canaan. He is also the patron saint of other things like the Armenian Church and after the death/resurrection of Jesus, he preached the gospel throughout many areas of the Middle East along with Simon the Zealot.
Saint Jude is also a martyr.
You may have heard of him before here in America because he is associated with the St. Jude’s Hospital that helps families with children that are very sick. The national shrine to St. Jude is located in Chicago.
Recently, my family was having some trouble and I found a little prayer to St. Jude online. I didn’t really know much about him before this. So I prayed to St. Jude for a few days for help.
A few days later, my husband received a bonus from work, enough to pay off some long standing credit card debt that we had been burdened with for three years. That is why I had started writing in the first place, to help my family out financially.
Due to this bonus, we are doing much better financially. The word Jude actually means “bringer of joy.” I believe that St. Jude has brought much joy to our family today.
So, if you are ever in trouble and need some assistance, I recommend him personally.
Here is a link to the prayer I found online to St. Jude Thaddeus. I promised through this prayer that I would spread the message about St. Jude, so here it is:
There is an interesting story associated with St. Jude. Supposedly during Jesus’ lifetime, he corresponded with a King Abgar of a nearby kingdom called Edessa. The king was personally afflicted with leprosy. The King requested that Jesus come to his Kingdom for sanctuary and the King asked Jesus to cure him of his illness. Jesus declined the offer in the letters because he said his mission on Earth was not there but in Jerusalem. But Jesus promised the King that after his death, a messenger would arrive to cure the King of his leprosy. And Jesus thanked the King for his faith.
Jesus took a cloth and imprinted an image of his face on the cloth. Much later afterwards, during St. Jude’s travels, he visited the Kingdom of Abgar and presented the cloth to the King to help him with his illness. This is called the Abgar Legend.
Author J. SpeerPosted on August 13, 2020 Tags Abgar Legend, apostles, catholicism, faith, Jesus letters, King Abgar, patron saint of impossible causes, st. jude3 Comments on St. Jude
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Tag: Family Business
FLEA MARKET TIME!
It’s going to be a Great Day at the Flea Market! We’re loaded down with a vast variety of items that will appeal to almost anyone walking by and I get to spend the day having fun with my daughter, she will enjoy having help from her friend being with us too, I get to check out the pros and cons of having an inside shop and make new friends and we get to make money doing it! Doesn’t get much better than that!
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“Hello All People; How Are You?”
Hi I just want to say hello and let you know how much you are loved by God. Each and every one of you no matter what you have done in life whether good or bad, God loves you so much and I also love you as well. Even though I don’t know you personally, I do love you also. You may ask how and why God loves you. This is how and why God loves you according to the Bible in John 3:16 God so loved the world that He gave His one and only Son, that whoever believes in Him shall not perish but have everlasting life. This is a personal choice and I pray precious person, that if you don’t believe Jesus is the Son of God and Lord and Savior of your life, that your heart will be ripe to receive Him deeply rooted, so the devil cannot take away what is planted. This is what God wants for all to believe and be saved by the only Name that can save man and when I say man, I mean people. Jesus came to this earth born of the virgin Mary, and was fully human and fully God. He was tempted in every way that we are, but He never sinned. When it was His time He chose the twelve disciples, but those whom He already knew their hearts were ripe to receive the Truth revealed by God and know who He is and believe in Him. Jesus taught the disciples, and others, forgave sins by healing their illnesses, and went to the Jews first, God’s chosen people, whom most would reject. Only a remnant of the Jews through blood will be saved, then others He went to the rest of the world as He is the Savior for the world, for those who believe in His Name. It was foretold in the Old Testament Torah that the Messiah would be born of a virgin and die on a cross for the sinners of the world. God has made a promise to Abraham and the seed of him are as many as the stars, but only a remnant of the Jews by blood will be saved, and the rest of the world, and many nations who believe in Jesus with all their heart are adopted children and grafted in the branch of the Jews. We are adopted into the bloodline of the remnant of the Jews who are saved. In the Old Testament Torah they knew of the Messiah Jesus and those who are saved before Jesus came as a perfect atonement for sacrifice are saved by faith in God and Believe in His Word in their hearts. Jesus died on the cross and on the 3rd day, God did raise Him from the dead with many witnesses who saw Him and ate with Him, there were also witnesses who saw Him go up into the clouds and disappear after 40 days from being risen to be with God and sit at His right hand. Again, I say, Hello all people. How are you? What ever you are searching for fulfill your emptiness, God is the answer and how you can get to God is through believing in the one and only Son Jesus as your Lord and Savior. If the Holy Spirit of God is drawing your heart to see Jesus and know who He is and you are saying, “Yes” to Jesus, then I pray that you find a true believing church and become baptized in full immersion water in the Name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Spirit of God to be saved.
Jesus said these words to His disciples before going up to heaven in Mark 16:15-16 He said to them, “Go into all the world and preach the good news to all creation. Whoever believes and is baptized will be saved, but whoever does not believe will be condemned. Here are the verses regarding how the remnant of the Jewish people will be saved and how they receive adopted sons and daughters into their family from many nations, grafted into the Kingdom of God, which is foretold of Jesus. Hosea 2:23 ” I will plant her for myself in the land; I will show my love to the one I love to the one I called, “Not my loved one. I will say to those called, ‘Not my people, You are My people’ ; and they will say, ‘You are my God.’ ” In the New Testament it speaks clearly about this also in Romans 9:6-8, 24-29 It is not as though God’s word had failed. For not all who are descended from Israel are Israel. Nor because they are his descendants are they all Abraham’s children. On the contrary, “It is through Isaac that your offspring will be reckoned.” In other words, it is not the natural children who are God’s children, but it is the children of the promise who are regarded as Abraham’s offspring. even us, whom he also called, not only from the Jews but also from the Gentiles? As he says in Hosea: “I will call them ‘my people’ who are not my people; and I will call her ‘my loved one’ who is not my loved one,” and ‘It will happen that in the very place where it was said to them, ‘You are not my people,’ they will be called sons of the living God.’ ” Isaiah cries out concerning Israel: “Though the number of the Israelites be like the sand by the sea, only the remnant will be saved. For the Lord will carry out his sentence on earth with speed and finality.” It is just as Isaiah said previously: “Unless the Lord Almighty had left us descendants, we would have become like Sodom, we would have been like Gomorrah.”
Galatians 3:26-29 You are all sons of God through faith in Christ Jesus, for all of you who were baptized into Christ have clothed yourselves with Christ. There is neither Jew, nor Greek, slave nor free, male nor female, for you all are one in Christ Jesus. If you belong to Christ, then you are Abraham’s seed, and heirs according to the promise. Jeremiah 33:14-15 “The days are coming,’ declares the Lord, ‘when I fulfill the gracious promise I made to the house of Israel and the house of Judah. I will make a righteous Branch sprout from David’s line; he will do what is just and right in the land. Romans 11:11-21 Again I ask: Did they stumble so as to fall beyond recovery? Not at all! Rather, because of their transgression, salvation has come to the Gentiles to make Israel envious. But if their transgression means riches for the world, and their loss means riches for the Gentiles, how much greater riches will their fullness bring! I am talking to you Gentiles. Inasmuch as I am the apostle to the Gentiles, I make much of my ministry in the hope that I may somehow arouse my own people to envy and save some of them. For if their rejection is the reconciliation of the world, what will their acceptance be but life from the dead? If the part of the dough offered as firstfruits is holy, then the whole branch is holy; if the root is holy, so are the branches.
If some of the branches have been broken off, and you, though a wild olive shoot, have been grafted in among the others an now share in the nourishing sap from the olive root, do not boast over those branches. If you do consider this: You do not support the root, but the root supports you. You will say then, “Branches were broken off so that I could be grafted in.” Granted. But they were broken off because of unbelief, and you stand by faith. Do not be arrogant, but be afraid. For if God did not spare the natural branches, he will not spare you either.
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Justice S Abdul Nazeer, a former judge from the Supreme Court, has been named as the Governor of Andhra Pradesh.
The President of India has assigned former Supreme Court judge, Justice S Abdul Nazeer, as the new Governor of Andhra Pradesh. Nazeer retired from the Supreme Court on January 4th, and was part of the Ayodhya Ram Janmabhoomi judgment.
Born on January 5, 1958, he enrolled as an advocate on February 18, 1983 and practiced law before the Karnataka High Court. He was appointed as an additional judge of the High Court on May 12, 2003.
During his farewell from the top court, Chief Justice DY Chandrachud spoke highly of Nazeer’s simplicity, mentioning that the judge did not possess a passport until 2019 and had only recently traveled abroad for the first time to Moscow.
Tags: Governor of Andhra PradeshJustice S Abdul Nazeersupreme court judge
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The Best Museums to Travel to
Museums are some of the best spots to visit when traveling. Whether you enjoy a certain era or genre of art, the architecture alone in major museums is enough to keep you entertained. When traveling make sure to add these museums to your list of must-see hot spots....
Art & Travel: A Match Made in Heaven
One of the most rewarding things I like to do in my travel time is to put an hour or two into a special piece of art. I try to avoid wandering around large museums for hours and instead prefer to focus on one or two pieces and really experience them. Here are some of...
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Kendal at Ithaca is a not-for-profit continuing care retirement community, operating since late 1995. It was one of the pioneering CCRC’s in New York State and was instrumental in the passage of Article 46 of the Public Health Law which allowed the development of such communities.
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Our vision is to be a community, whose hallmarks are the Quaker values of respect, care and trust.
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Our mission is to provide a mutually supportive environment for residents and staff, and to contribute to the greater Ithaca community.
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The renowned “Kendal spirit” is attributable to Kendal residents, who design and direct the recreational, intellectual, social and spiritual life of their community. Kendal residents and staff contribute expertise and thousands of hours of their time each year to support education and wellness efforts in their larger communities. And student involvement in Kendal communities spans the spectrum from daycare to graduate-level research.
Kendal’s approach is based on the philosophy that growing older can bring new opportunities for growth and development. Freedom and privacy are inherent qualities of life in a Kendal community, and we seek to preserve an atmosphere of mutual respect, dignity, caring and trust for all.
Kendal at Ithaca offers all-inclusive wellness and health care choices to enhance your sense of freedom and security in retirement. We provide attractive accommodations, residential services, wellness programs, a fitness center and onsite health care for life. An entrance fee and ongoing monthly fees cover the costs under a choice of lifetime contracts between the resident and the community.
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Fun Facts!
Methane is 28 times more efficient at trapping heat in the Earth’s atmosphere than carbon dioxide and current levels of methane are higher than they have been at any point in the past 2,000 years.
https://www.noaa.gov/climate
24% of the global greenhouse gas emissions are from agriculture, forestry, and other land use. 15% of that 24% is from livestock alone. Car emissions only account for 15%.
UN FAQ, 2013 ; UN IPCC, 2014 ; UN IPCC Fifth Assessment Report, 2014
2019 was the second warmest year on record, Earth’s global average temperature was 1.71 F (0.9 C) above the 20th century average in 2019; NINE of the TEN warmest years on record have occurred since 2005.
80 billion pounds of food is thrown away each year in the US alone (equivalent of 1,000 Empire State Buildings of trash). This is approximately 30-40% of the US food supply, $161 million of food, and 219 pounds of food waste per person. Food waste is the largest component that takes up space in landfills.
https://www.rts.com/resources/guides/food-waste-america/
The average household spends about $3,000 a year eating out. The restaurant industry, in response, spends about $162 million alone in costs related to wasted food.
It takes, on average, 1,799 gallons of water to produce one pound of beef. In comparison, it takes 216 gallons to raise soybeans and 108 gallons to raise the corn that cows eat.
Meat’s large water footprint: why raising livestock and poultry for meat is so resource-intensive
There is a projected food population of domesticated livestock of over 20 billion, more than twice the human population of 7 billion.
In 2009, car sharing diminished global carbon dioxide emissions by 482,170 tons.
http://futureofcarsharing.com
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Zamzam: Is It the Miracle Water of the Middle East?
Arab Culture Quranic Arabic
Have you ever heard of the Arabic word “zamzam”? For example, maybe you know someone who’s going to Mecca and you heard somebody ask them to bring back “zamzam”. Afterwards, you might have wondered to yourself about what exactly this “zamzam” is that everybody’s asking for. After all, it is one of the most often asked for souvenirs of Muslims visiting Mecca for Hajj or Umrah.
Well, today it also happens to be the subject of today’s post. So, without further ado, let’s get started so you won’t have to wonder what zamzam is anymore.
Holy Water?
Chances are, if you’ve ever read the Bible or the Holy Quran, you might already know what zamzam water is. (You just didn’t know its name.)
Zamzam water in the Bible is mentioned in Genesis 21:17-20:
"God heard the boy crying, and the angel of God called to Hagar from heaven and said to her, "What is the matter, Hagar? Do not be afraid; God has heard the boy crying as he lies there. Lift the boy up and take him by the hand, for I will make him into a great nation." Then God opened her eyes and she saw a well of water. So she went and filled the skin with water and gave the boy a drink."
Likewise, Islam’s holy book mentions zamzam water in Quran 2:158
"Verily! As-Safâ and Al-Marwah (two mountains in Makkah) are of the Symbols of Allâh. So it is not a sin on him who perform Hajj or 'Umrah (pilgrimage) of the House (the Ka'bah at Makkah) to perform the going (Tawâf) between them (As-Safâ and Al-Marwah). And whoever does good voluntarily, then verily, Allâh is All-Recogniser, All-Knower."
Still, even if you’ve never read about the zamzam well in the Bible or the Quran, Zamzam’s history is interesting.
The Zamzam Water Story
The origins of zamzam lie in the story of the prophet Abraham.
Abraham and his wife, Sarah, were childless. As a result, Sarah told Abraham to lie with her maidservant, Hagar, so that he would have an heir. Abraham did as his wife suggested, and indeed, Hagar bore him a son whom Hagar called Ishmael. However, soon after, Sarah came to regret her decision and became jealous of Hagar. God then told Abraham to take Hagar and her son far away from Sarah’s jealous eyes.
Though he was very sad about this, Abraham did as God asked. He took Hagar from Canaan (today’s Lebanon, Syria, Jordan, Israel and Palestine) to the far off barren land of Mecca. Giving her some dates and water, Abraham turned his back to her and started heading home. As he walked away, Hagar called out, “Has God told you to do this?”
Abraham shook his head, “Yes”.
Hagar replied, “Then God will not cause us to be lost.”
Inevitably, the two ran out of dates and water in that dry and desolate land. As a result, the child became very thirsty and started crying. Desperate, Hagar ran between the hills of Safa and Marwa in search of water for her son. On her seventh trip between the two hills, an angel appeared before her. “God has heard Ismael’s cries,” he said and immediately, a spring burst forth from the ground beneath Ismael’s heel. Hagar carefully collected some water for herself and her son. The well was subsequently named “Zamzam” from the phrase “Zomë Zomë”, meaning "stop flowing". This is believed to be a phrase Hagar repeated during her attempt to contain the spring water.
Is Zamzam Water Infinite?
Today, some four millennial later, zamzam still quenches the thirst of countless numbers of people from across the globe. Located just 20 meters from the Kabba, the well pumps three to five gallons (11- 19 liters) of water a second. Of course, this leads one to wonder whether or not the well will ever run out of water.
Well, Muslims believe the well will never run dry because it’s a miraculously generated source of water from Allah. While this may be true, it’s also true that Zamzam’s water is renewable water. It’s primary source comes from Meccan rainfall that amounts to an average of 4.4 inch (111 mm) a year. Experts claim the Zamzam well hasn’t replenished itself in years, so the fact that it’s still flowing is truly miraculous.
Zamzam Water Benefits
As mentioned before, Muslims believe zamzam is holy water. In fact, in Saheeh al-Jaami, 3302, the Prophet (PBUH) said, “The best water on the face of the earth is the water of Zamzam. It is a kind of food and a healing from sickness.”
Arabic words that describe Arabic are murwiya (“quenched”) and shabbaa (“satisfying”). Along with a source of nourishment, Muslims also believe it to be a cure for all illnesses. It is also believed that if a person makes a wish after drinking Zamzam water, his wish will come true.
And, as if that’s not enough, here are five other interesting facts about Zamzam:
1. The Zamzam well is 30 meters deep.
2. Zamzam water has no color or smell but a distinct taste.
3. Its high calcium and magnesium salt content are believed to give Zamzam healing properties.
4. Zamzam helps stave off hunger pangs.
5. Zamzam may help reduce stomach acidity.
Zamzam Water as a Souvenir
Today, the Zamzam well is located inside of the Masjid al-Haram only 20 meters from the Al-Kaaba, Islam’s holiest site. Indeed, millions of pilgrims from around the world travel to Makkah for Hajj. As a result, many are requested to bring some Zamzam back home with them. And since the Zamzam water price is SR5 ($1.33 USD) for 10 liters (2.6 gallons), many think that’s a pretty good deal for a souvenir.
Still, if you’d like to try Zamzam, but don’t know anyone going to Mecca anytime soon, don’t worry. Nowadays, you can get zam zam water online. However, the King Abdullah ZamZam Water Distribution Center advises against getting water anywhere from other than the original source. This is because they cannot authenticate the Zamzam’s purity and you may get water that is contaminated. In fact, it may not be Zamzam at all, but local tap water. So, when it comes to zamzam water, buy it straight from the source.
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There were several EV-related bills introduced in the Hawaii legislature for the 2021 session. Hawaii EV is supportive of legislation designed to reduce barriers to the adoption of sustainable transportation and the acceleration of the decarbonization of our transportation sector. We will be providing our members (including members of our various EV clubs) with our position on each of these bills, along with encouragement, information, and tools so that we can offer loud support.
In the meantime, we’d like to share the list of bills with you. If you would like to track these bills so that you can receive notifications when they are up for a hearing, as well as learn out to submit testimony, visit Hawaii EV’s EV Legislation page for instructions. If you need general ideas for testimony, we list some on this google doc
Here are the bills:
Clean Ground Transportation
HB463 – Sets the goal of employing one hundred percent clean ground transportation for the public and private transportation sectors by December 31, 2030. Requires all light-duty motor vehicles procured pursuant to the Hawaii Public Procurement Code to be powered by renewable sources by January 1, 2030. Accelerates the State’s goal of becoming one hundred percent reliant on clean energy and reaching its zero-emissions clean energy target to 2030. Increases the goal for electricity use reductions achieved under the State’s energy-efficiency portfolio standards. Prohibits the sale of new motor vehicles powered solely by fossil fuels by January 1, 2030
HB552 – / SB500 – Establishes clean ground transportation goals for state agencies on a staggered basis until achieving a 100 percent light-duty motor vehicle clean fleet by 12/31/2035, and all light-duty motor vehicles in the State by 12/31/2045. Requires the procurement policy for all agencies purchasing or leasing medium- and heavy-duty motor vehicles to seek vehicles that reduce dependence on petroleum-based fuels that meet the needs of the agency, where feasible and cost-effective. Requires state and county agencies to purchase building materials that reduce the carbon footprint of the project for use on the construction of new roads, where feasible and cost-effective.
HB552 is being heard by the EEP committee on Thursday, 2/11, last day for testimony is Wednesday 2/10 probably at 9 am.
State Fleet Electrification
SB164 – Requires the State to electrify its motor vehicle fleet by 1/1/2035.
HB424 / SB303 – Requires all state and county entities, when renting a vehicle on behalf of a state employee in the discharge of official government business, to rent electric or hybrid vehicles, in order of preference, provided that such a vehicle is suitable for the specific travel requirements and available when needed. Requires the State Procurement Office to promulgate rules and execute future contracts consistent with specified terms.
SB798 – Requires the State to purchase only zero-emission vehicles for its motor pool fleet beginning on 1/1/22.
SB920 – Establishes clean ground transportation goals for state agencies to achieve a one hundred percent light-duty motor vehicles zero-emission fleet by December 31, 2030.
HB424 – Requires all state and county entities, when renting a vehicle on behalf of a state employee in the discharge of official government business, to rent electric or hybrid vehicles, in order of preference, provided that such a vehicle is suitable for the specific travel requirements and available when needed. Requires the State Procurement Office to promulgate rules and execute future contracts consistent with specified terms.
EV Parking and Charging
HB803 / SB756 – Authorizes each county to adopt ordinances to enforce section 291-71, HRS, including the establishment of penalties for failure to comply with its requirements or make reasonable efforts to maintain the electric vehicle (EV) charging stations in working order. Clarifies that certain enforcement officers may enter private property to enforce EV parking space violations. Requires new EV charging systems installed to be at least Level 2 and internet-capable.
HB803 is being heard by the EEP committee on Tuesday, 2/9, last day for this round of testimony was Monday 2/8 probably at 8:30am.
SB756 is being heard by the Senate Committee on Transportation (“Dear Chair Chris Lee, Vice Chair Lorraine R. Inouye, and Committee on Transportation members”) Thursday 02-11-21 3:00PM last day for this round of testimony is Wednesday 2/10 3pm
There is a google doc with talking points that should make testimony for the next round and the corresponding senate bill really easy.
HB802 / SB763 – Increases from 1 parking space to 4 parking spaces the number of parking spaces that a place of public accommodation with at least one hundred parking spaces is required to offer by 7/1/2026. Removes the exemption that owners of multiple places of public accommodation may offer electric vehicle parking spaces based on the aggregate number of parking spaces available in their properties. Establishes notification requirements and fines for noncompliance.
EV Charging Infrastructure Funding
SB1309 – Establishes an electric vehicle incentive program by imposing a one-time tax on the purchase of vehicles that are not zero-emission vehicles. Makes an appropriation for administrative costs of the electric vehicle charging system rebate program.
HB1142 – Establishes a surcharge on the sale of high-end gasoline-powered vehicles to fund the installation of electric vehicle charging systems. Establishes electric vehicle charging system subaccount within the public utilities commission special fund. Sunsets 6/30/2030.
HB1142 is being heard by the EEP committee on Tuesday, 2/9, last day for this round of testimony was Monday 2/8 probably at 8:30am.
Rental Car Fleet
HB1141 – Requires certain rental motor vehicle lessors to expedite the incorporation of one hundred percent zero-emission vehicles into the lessor’s fleet by 7/1/2035. Requires motor vehicle lessors to certify their compliance to the director of commerce and consumer affairs. Beginning 1/1/2022, establishes a rental motor vehicle emissions surcharge tax on certain rental motor vehicles with internal combustion engines.
SB768 – Requires lessors of rental motor vehicles to incorporate zero-emission vehicles into their rental motor vehicle fleets.
SB774 – Provides a tax credit for the installation of electric vehicle charging infrastructure or purchase of an electric rental motor vehicle. Levies a rental motor vehicle pollution assessment on each non-zero-emissions rental motor vehicle rental, excluding vehicles rented out as car-sharing vehicles.
Climate Change Mitigation and Adaptation Commission Funding
HB1334 – Establishes a rental motor vehicle emissions surcharge and a climate change mitigation and adaptation commission special fund to support the activities of the climate change mitigation and adaptation commission.
EV Charger-Ready in New Multi-Unit Dwelling and Commercial
HB1140 / SB773 – Prohibits the issuance of certain new residential multi-family and commercial building application permits and new state building application permits initiated on or after January 1, 2022, unless the building’s parking stalls are electric vehicle charger ready. Allows such buildings to implement an electric vehicle energy management system.
Electric-Only Mopeds by 2023
SB761 – Requires a transition to silent, clean electric mopeds by prohibiting a retailer from selling or offering for sale combustion engine-powered mopeds after 12/31/2022.
This Bill has been heard by the EEP committee.
EV License Plates
HB627 / SB60 – Authorizes the issuance of special EV license plates depicting Hōkūleʻa. Revenue is intended to support the Polynesian Voyaging Society. More details on the design can be viewed here.
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Location: Brooklyn, NY, USA
Biography: ‘Voices of Praise’ was started in October 2000 by Delmark Joseph as a small praise team at the First Wesleyan Church in Brooklyn, consisting of four members with a passion to lift up their voices in song, that God may be glorified and his people edified. Although their songs were not original, their style certainly was. As a result, VOP has been called to minister at various churches in the Tri-State area and has sung backup for Alvin Slaughter. ‘Voices of Praise’ is now an ensemble of nine singers from various churches whose passion remains the same. With an original style and now original songs such as “Free” and “Praise in the House”, the group continues to sing under an anointing that ushers in the presence of the Lord.
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HomeBusiness & Real EstateJohn Pacenti named KBI executive editor
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By KBI Staff
John Pacenti has been named executive editor of the Key Biscayne Independent (undated)
John Pacenti, an award-winning journalist who has been covering South Florida for more than three decades, will join the Key Biscayne Independent as executive editor, said Miami Fourth Estate President Tony Winton.
Pacenti is one of the top investigative reporters in the region, known for his coverage of the judicial system, health and police accountability.
He has worked in both television and print, most recently winning an Emmy for producing a statewide news special on the inherent bias of police and media in the search for missing people.
A graduate of the journalism school at the University of Arizona, Mr. Pacenti moved to South Florida in the aftermath of Hurricane Andrew in 1992, working for The Associated Press.
At the AP, he was a lead reporter on the assassination of fashion designer Gianni Versace, managed coverage of the death of Gov. Lawton Chiles, wrote a series on pollution politics and covered top sporting events.
“I’m delighted to announce that John will be joining us as we build strong, hyper-local journalism in Miami,” said Winton, who worked with Pacenti while both were at AP. “John is very passionate about expanding solid news coverage into underserved communities in Miami, the core mission of Miami Fourth Estate.”
Following AP, Pacenti worked at The Palm Beach Post, winning journalism awards for his coverage before moving to the Daily Business Review in 2007. He came back to the Post in 2014, where he served as the health reporter before moving onto the investigations team.
As a print journalist, Mr. Pacenti has won Green Eyeshade Awards for his coverage of police shootings, pill mills and the Jeffrey Epstein saga.
In August 2021, Pacenti became the managing editor of investigative and in-depth content at WPTV in West Palm Beach. Besides producing specials on various topics, his team won awards for the coverage of policing in Riviera Beach – including the beating of a suspect. He also spearheaded the “Priced Out of Paradise” project on development and the housing crisis.
John lives in Boca Raton with his wife. He has two adult daughters, a recent graduate of Florida State University and a current student at the University of Central Florida.
Pacenti says his love of journalism runs deep.
“I am a true believer that there are no small stories. The big investigations, the human interest stories and the everyday experiences that make up our lives – I find there is always a way to tell a great story,” he said.
“I look forward to telling these stories to the readers of the Key Biscayne Independent.”
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DR. JACK KEVORKIAN; A FOOL?
September 3, 2009 by Ken Blue 2 Comments
THE ARROGANCE OF DR. KEVORKIAN
By Ken Blue
“The fool hath said in his heart, There is no God. They are corrupt, they have done abominable works, there is none that doeth good.” Psalms 14:1.
“Dr. Kevorkian first drew national attention in 1990 when he hooked up a 54-year-old Alzheimer’s patient to his homemade suicide machine and watched as she pushed a button to release lethal drugs. By the time he was jailed nine years later, he claimed to have helped more than 130 terminally ill or chronically ill patients take their own lives.”
In a interview of Fox News, (Sep. 2, 2009), Dr. Kevorkian made it clear that he does not believe in God, and then he attempted to show how ridiculous it is to believe that the body is sacred or that there will be a resurrection. His question to the Fox interviewer was, “If the heart of a baboon was transplanted into the heart of a child, is the baboon heart now sacred, or if a kidney is removed and discarded to the garbage, is the kidney sacred?” His question may sway many school children and corrupt the minds of men like himself, but his argument only shows his ignorance and arrogance about the subject.
Paul makes is very clear that the body which is put in the ground is not the body that will be raised as it was buried. That is, a brand new body, of similar fashion, will come from the corrupt, deformed, and decomposing body. It matters not the condition or location of that body at burial. If the body is cremated, buried at sea, or put in a grave, it will have no effect on God’s ability to give you a new body in the resurrection.
[pullquote align=”right” cite=”” link=”” color=”” class=”” size=””]Kevorkian made it clear that he does not believe in God.[/pullquote]
About four miles from my home is a large field of corn. The location is well known to locals and is called “Bob’s Corn.” Each spring the soil is plowed and prepared for planting. The seed planter is filled with kernels of corn and attached to a large tractor. As the tractor and planter move along, kernels are dropped into the ground at even intervals. In just a few days you can see the new stalks emerge from the ground. In a few more weeks, two to four ears of corn develop on each stock with approximately six hundred kernels per ear.
Now, you know that none of the kernels on the stalk is the kernel you placed in the ground. It has decayed and will disappear, but from that kernel came evidence of what was planted. Paul uses this same illustration to explain the resurrection and the new body. “And that which thou sowest, thou sowest not that body that shall be, but bare grain, it may chance of wheat, or of some other grain:” 1 Corinthians 15:37. The word, “chance” here means, “for example”. That is, you know from the new harvest the nature of the seed that was planted. So will it be in the resurrection. The only reason Jesus retained His scars was to validate His resurrection. You will not have them.
We must also keep in mind that the new body will be new, young, and alive! Babies and the aged will not be infants or old in the resurrection. Infirmity or deformity will not be part of the new body. Therefore, it matters not if you have a baboon tail or a chicken gizzard. Just make sure you don’t have a Kevorkian heart.
Filed Under: ARTICLES Tagged With: Burial, Death, Resurrection
Sal and Barb says
Amen to that one!
Lois M. says
Only by God’s grace and His Holy Word am I not ignorant like Dr.
Jack Kevorkian. I am thankful that I was not foolish enough to throw away God’s gift of eternal life. Praise God, not through anything that I have done, but by His own grace and mercy I am on my way to heaven to see the Heavenly Father that loved me enough to die for me. Thank you Jesus!!
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WHY I AM NOT A MORMON
December 25, 2011 by Ken Blue 7 Comments
MORMONS ARE NOT CHRISTIANS
Compiled byKenBlue
A Christian is one who has accepted the gospel as presented by Paul in I Cor. 15. He has no other rule for faith and practice. Mormons believe no such thing. They call themselves Latter Day Saints. What they mean by that is that the early church went into total apostasy and that there was no gospel preached until Joseph Smith received his angelic revelation on some golden plates he found under a tree in early 1800. He also needed a special pair of spectacles, provided by the angel, before he could read the plates. The plates contained another Bible, another church, another Jesus, another god, and another plan of salvation. Thus, began the Latter Day Saints.
This is exactly how Islam was founded. An angel revealed the new religion to Mohamed 600 years after the death ofChrist. Mormons also hold in common with Islam the doctrine of multiple wives in this life and in the life to come. Islam has the advantage. The women awaiting them will be 70 brown-eyed virgins. Thus, neither religion is Christian.
“The history of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (LDS Church) is typically divided into three broad time periods: (1) the early history during the lifetime of Joseph Smith, Jr. which is in common with all Latter Day Saint movement churches, (2) a “pioneer era” under the leadership of Brigham Young and his 19th Century successors, and (3) a modern era beginning around the turn of the 20th century as the practice of polygamy was discontinued.
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints traces its origins to western New York, where Joseph Smith, Jr., founder of the Latter Day Saint movement was born and raised. Joseph Smith gained a small following in the late 1820s as he was dictating the Book of Mormon, which he said was a translation of words found on a set of golden plates that had been buried near his home in western New York by an indigenous American prophet. On April 6, 1830, in western New York, Smith organized the religion’s first legal church entity, the Church of Christ. The church rapidly gained a following, who viewed Smith as their prophet. The main body of the church moved first to Kirtland, Ohio in the early 1830s, then to Missouri in 1838, where the 1838 Mormon War with other Missouri settlers ensued, culminating in adherents being expelled from the state under Missouri Executive Order 44 signed by the governor of Missouri. After Missouri, Smith built the city of Nauvoo, Illinois, near which Smith was assassinated. After Smith’s death, a succession crisis ensued, and the majority voted to accept the Quorum of the Twelve, led by Brigham Young, as the church’s leading body.”
Paul said, “I marvel that ye are so soon removed from him that called you into the grace of Christ unto another gospel: 7 Which is not another; but there be some that trouble you, and would pervert the gospel of Christ. 8 But though we, or an angel from heaven, preach any other gospel unto you than that which we have preached unto you, let him be accursed. 9 As we said before, so say I now again, If any man preach any other gospel unto you than that ye have received, let him be accursed.” Gal. 1:6-9. According to Paul, all Mormons are under God’s curse.
Mormons do not believe any Bible is inerrant or infallible
The Church has 4 Standard Works that are authoritative: The Bible (in so far as it is translated correctly), the Book of Mormon, Doctrine & Covenants, and Pearl of Great Price. Speeches and writings of the current president of the church are also authoritative.
Mormons do not believe there is only one God
There are many Gods. Brigham Young-Journal of Discourses 7:333 “How many Gods there are, I do not know. But there never was a time when there were not Gods.
Mormons do not believe Jesus is God
One of the main fundamentals of orthodox Christianity is belief in the virgin birth of the Savior. Statements from the LDS church leaders show that they have a different view of Christ. Bruce McConkie, a Mormon Apostle, teaches in his book, Mormon Doctrine, “Christ was begotten by an immortal father in the same way that mortal men are begotten by mortal fathers.” (p. 547) Joseph Fielding Smith, tenth President and Prophet of the Mormon Church claimed, “Christ not begotten of Holy Ghost…He was not born without the aid of Man and that Man was God!” (Doctrines of Salvation, 1:18). By worshipping such a being the Mormons fall under the condemnation of Romans one by changing “the glory of the incorruptible God into an image made like to corruptible man” (1:23).
Mormons do not believe you can know for sure your are saved
The Bible is full of verses proclaiming the saving power of Christ’s blood that was shed for us on the cross. Despite all the verses forcefully declaring the importance of Christ’s blood, the Mormon pamphlet found in almost every LDS visitors centers titled, What the Mormons think of Christ, refutes the saving grace of Christ’s sacrifice. On page 22 we find this written, “Christians speak often of the blood of Christ and it’s cleansing power. Much that is believed and taught on this subject is such utter nonsense and so palpably false that to believe it is to lose one’s salvation. For instance, many believe or pretend to believe that if we confess Christ with our lips and avow that we accept Him as our personal savior we are thereby saved. They say His blood, without any other act than mere belief makes us clean.”
Mormons do not believe one can be saved without accepting Joseph Smith as God’s Prophet. (Sounds like Islam, doesn’t it?)
The Bible teaches that Jesus is the only giver of salvation and that no man cometh unto the Father but by Him (John 3:16 & John 17:6). The Jesus of Mormonism claims no such authority. Mormonism teaches that in order to be saved on must believe in Joseph Smith, their founder, as well as believe in their Jesus. In his book Doctrines of Salvation, 1:189, Joseph Fielding Smith proclaims, “NO SALVATION WITHOUT ACCEPTING JOSEPH SMITH”. Brigham Young said, “From the day the Priesthood was taken from the earth to the winding up scene of all things, every man and woman must have the certificate of Joseph Smith, Junior, as a passport to their entrance into the mansion where God and Christ are.” He also said, “No man or woman in this dispensation will ever enter into the celestial kingdom of god without the consent of Joseph Smith” (Journal of Discourses, 7:289).
Mormons do not believe non-Mormons are saved
Orson Pratt (Mormon Apostle)–“..all other churches are entirely destitute of all authority from God; and any person who receives baptism of the Lord’s supper from their hands highly offend God, for he looks upon them as the most corrupt of all people” (The Seer, pg 255)
I could give a dozen other reasons why I am not a Mormon. Need more proof? Let me know. Most of these answers are provided by others.
Filed Under: ARTICLES Tagged With: Cult, Insights, Mormon
Al Hughes says
I hope supporters of Mitt Romney read this! Anyone who believes this stuff doesn’t have the sense to be President.
Temple Wachsmuth says
Anyone who doesn’t consider Mormonism a cult either has not examined the facts from history or else they presume themselves to be better informed or smarter than the all of the Christian scholars and apologists that have heretofore concluded them to be a false religion. They, especially conservative celebrities (i.e. talk radio hosts like Michael Savage who claims to be a Christian and an evolutionist) need to read up on the history, especially secular, before they opine on the subject. I agree with Al also. Any candidate whose judgment is so poor that they choose Mormonism over mainstream Christianity has no business being President. The problem is they think with their wallet, not their mind. It’s more lucrative to be a Mormon than it is to be a Baptist.
Dave Reese says
If Romney is a devout LDS, we are in big trouble. If a marginal one, we can expect promotion of the agenda. Another article on the real goals of the LDS big money would be an eye opener to many. Thanks for another clear, accurate, well-written article! DR
Great insight!
More coming.
AG FUTCH says
Pastor Al, I will be tempted to stay home if Romney & Obama end up on the ticket in the general election. However, I wholeheartedly agree Mormons worship another Jesus, Walter Martin does a marvelous job teaching how to witness the truth in love to these misguided souls. I have had the privilege to know several Mormons as friends, and based on their own testimonies- their hope is in their church and good works, not the death, burial & resurrection of the Lord Jesus Christ, only the Power of the Holy Spirit can provide them another opportunity to see this Truth. I am ashamed to say, the Mormons I have known are more kind and servant oriented than many in my own circle who profess the Real Jesus, myself included. That ought not be. God, help me to be a Beacon for You! Pastor Blue, thanks for writing such a great article, maybe more Real Christians should consider writing such a testimony article, “Why I am not a Mormon”.
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Read (Hidden) Emotions – The Science Behind a New Skill
by Dan Seidman
Gain access to information about others which you’ve never before known.
This is an elite and new emotional intelligence skill. How is that? It is important to know what someone is thinking and feeling when your goal is to build constructive relationships through leading, coaching, selling or hiring. People often attempt to suppress their emotions. But there is “leakage,” known as micro expressions, which occur in 1/2 of a second.
These potent skills are based on 40+ years of research by Dr. Paul Ekman. He has identified 7 universal emotions that can be recognized in anyone, regardless of country, culture or ethic group. Even people blind from birth reveal these expressions.
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Then Hollywood embraced this when Lord of the Rings won the Academy Award for Visual Effects using the science by digitizing faces for creatures like Gollum. You might have experienced this knowledge yourself, if you’ve seen the Fox TV show Lie to Me, or the Pixar movie Inside Out. Dr. Ekman was the science advisor for both.
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Get Your Sausage On at the St. Joseph Sausagefest
Wes Published: August 30, 2021
Photo by Yasin Arıbuğa on Unsplash
I love my sausage!
Yes, I'm a big fan of the tubular meat, and one of my favorites is on the way.
It's the St. Joseph Sausage Festival. At least, it was the St. Joseph Sausage Festival because the event has now been turned into the St. Joseph Sausage Festival and Oktoberfest.
Let's focus on the meat, though. I have always loved St. Joseph's sausage because it seems to be a bit more flavorful, slightly rougher cut, and generally has less of a processed taste than the sausages you get off the shelf.
The organization offers up three varieties: original German, green chili, and habanero. The sausage sale starts at 9 a.m. on Saturday, October 16th, 2021, and runs straight into Oktoberfest activities that day. The sausage sale continues Sunday from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.
I don't know the full story, but apparently, they're also doing German Braids, which are described as "sweet dough filled with cream cheese and fruit." Those sound super delicious to me.
Now keep in mind that you have a lot of sausage options. They generally offer presale orders, day of orders, and you can also just head out to the event and have a delicious sausage dinner on-site (with homemade bread and potato salad available). You can even enjoy beer and wine with your dinner if you'd care to. If you'd like to preorder, you can go ahead and do that here, with pickup in Slaton on the day of the event.
The actual festival will happen at 21st & Division in Slaton. Here's more at their event page.
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The transmission of biological traits from one generation to the next is governed by the process of heredity. Heredity determines certain specific characteristics of plants and animals. Plants inherit traits that affect their physical and metabolic processes. Animals can inherit behavioral, mental, and physical traits. Some traits characteristic of a plant or animal species are generally inherited no matter who the parents are—all bats have wings, for example, regardless of their individual parents. Other traits, such as hair length in cats, are specific to individuals, and their inheritance is directly dependent on the genetics of the parents.
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The physical key to heredity lies within the nucleus of the cell in structures called chromosomes. These chromosomes carry smaller units called genes, which contain information about the organism’s heritable traits. Each species of plant and animal has a particular number of chromosomes, which are carried in pairs within each cell of the body. When a somatic, or body, cell divides in a process known as mitosis, it produces two identical daughter cells that each contain a complete set of duplicated chromosomes. Thus, the newly formed cells—as well as all the cells in the body—have exactly the same genes.
Sex cells are different from somatic cells because they divide by a process known as meiosis, which consists of two divisions rather than one (see genetics). The process of meiosis occurs in the sex cells of both males and females and results in formation of the gametes, or germ cells, that are used in fertilization. Each gamete receives one of each chromosome pair from the parent. During fertilization a male gamete and female gamete unite to form a fertilized egg, or zygote (see embryology). In this way the offspring inherits a set of chromosomes from each parent.
A gene is made up of a corresponding pair of alleles that occurs at a particular site on a chromosome. Put another way, an allele is an alternate form of a gene. One allele is inherited from each parent. The way a biological trait is expressed is influenced by the combination of inherited alleles. Some alleles are dominant, while others are recessive. A dominant allele has a greater influence over the expression of a trait than does a recessive allele.
Most traits are controlled by the interaction of multiple genes, as well as by environmental factors. However, a small number of traits are controlled by the interactions of the alleles for just one gene. For these traits, the presence of one or two dominant alleles results in expression of the dominant trait; for example, the allele for short hair length in cats is dominant over the allele for long hair. This means that a short-haired cat has at least one dominant allele for hair length. The expression of a recessive trait, requires two recessive alleles, inherited independently from the two parents. A long-haired cat, therefore, has two recessive alleles for hair length. Many genes exist in numerous variations throughout a population. As a result there is a vast potential for variability among hereditary characteristics. For a detailed explanation of genetic inheritance, see genetics.
The process of heredity can be even more finely dissected. Genes transmit the genetic code biochemically; they are composed of deoxyribonucleic acid, or DNA, a complex molecule capable of duplicating itself exactly. It is DNA that is responsible for the replication and transmission of genetic traits at the biochemical level.
Every species has a characteristic number of chromosomes. Humans have 23 pairs of chromosomes, or 46 chromosomes altogether. These chromosomes carry thousands of genes that pass on traits to following generations. Among the common inherited physical traits are straight or curly hair, color blindness, attached or unattached earlobes, and blood type. The propensity for some forms of mental illness, such as bipolar disease or schizophrenia, can also be inherited.
Most physical and mental traits are the products of many different genes operating in different ways on various metabolic pathways. Skin color, for example, is controlled by several genes—this is why there is so much variation in skin color not only between different races but also between persons of the same race. Likewise, though a person’s intelligence may be hereditarily influenced by the intelligence of the parents, individual intelligence is ultimately the product of a wide variety of genetic and environmental influences.
Heredity is also responsible for many human diseases and disorders. Sometimes a single defective gene can be the cause of the problem, as it is in muscular dystrophy, a widespread disorder characterized by degeneration of the muscles. Likewise phenylketonuria, a metabolic disorder, and sickle-cell anemia, a blood disorder, result from disorders of single genes. (See also genetic disorders.)
An understanding of the basic process of heredity has been achieved only within the last 150 years or so. Early theories were clouded by superstition. Ancient Greeks believed that blood was responsible for transmitting traits from one generation to the next. The expression bloodline, referring to particular lineage, stems from this ancient theory.
During the 18th century there were two prominent theories of heredity: ovist and preformationist views. Ovists believed that all traits were carried in the ovaries of the female, and that the male’s sperm functioned only to stimulate embryonic development. As a result the mother was held responsible when she did not bear a male child. Preformationists believed that the male’s sperm carried tiny, fully developed replicas of the infant and that the female’s egg simply provided nourishment for the child before birth.
A hypothesis widely held until the late 19th century was that hereditary traits resulted from a mixing of parental characteristics. According to this theory, a short woman and tall man should have children of medium height. Another hypothesis, now known to be false, was proposed in the 1800s by the French biologist Jean-Baptiste Lamarck. He suggested that animals acquired traits and passed them on to their offspring. Thus he presumed that giraffes were born with long necks because their parents were constantly stretching their own necks to feed from tall trees.
Modern genetic and heredity theory had its beginnings in 1866, when Gregor Mendel, an Austrian monk, published the results of his crossbreeding experiments with pea plants. He produced plants that were either tall or short, with flowers that were either red or white. From his experiments, Mendel concluded that certain hereditary factors—now called genes—were present in the sex cells of both male and female plants. He reasoned that the combination of these factors in the two sex cells resulted in the traits expressed in the offspring. From his studies, Mendel derived certain basic laws of heredity: heritable factors do not mix but remain segregated; some factors are dominant, while others are recessive; each member of the parental generation transmits only half of its hereditary factors to each offspring; and different offspring of the same parents receive different sets of hereditary factors. Mendel’s work became the foundation for modern genetics.
The infant science of genetics flowered rapidly. By 1902 Walter Sutton of the United States had proposed that chromosomes were the site of Mendel’s hereditary factors. In 1910 the American geneticist Thomas Hunt Morgan began his studies of the fruit fly, Drosophila melanogaster. Morgan provided evidence not only that genes occur on chromosomes but also that those genes lying close together on the same chromosome form linkage groups that tend to be inherited together. He further showed that linkage groups often break apart naturally as a result of a phenomenon called crossing over.
During the mid-1900s great advances were made in the understanding of the exact structure and working of genes and DNA, including the deduction of the molecular structure of DNA in 1953 by James Watson and Francis Crick. These developments led to the deciphering of the genetic code of the DNA molecule, which in turn made possible the recombinant DNA techniques that hold immense potential for genetic engineering.
Early in the history of genetic study, there arose a heated debate that is often termed the heredity-environment, or nature-nurture, controversy, a concern among biologists and sociologists regarding the relative roles of heredity versus physical and social surroundings in the total development of an individual. Today it is widely accepted that the genetic background allows certain ranges of expression on which the environment acts to produce individual modification. For example, a trait that is primarily heritable—skin color in humans—may be modified by environmental influences—suntanning. And conversely, a trait sensitive to environmental modifications—weight in humans—is also genetically conditioned. Thus, the development of a trait may be manipulated by environmental changes, and in different environments the carriers of similar genetic traits may develop and behave in different ways.
The most powerful force for changing the gene frequency, or the proportion of genes for a trait, within a given population, is the force of natural selection, first proposed by Charles Darwin in the mid-1800s. Darwin observed that organisms with harmful physical or behavioral variations were more likely to die before they could produce offspring; those individuals with useful variations lived long enough to produce offspring that inherited those useful variations. In the language of genetics and heredity, the carriers of some alleles may better survive to reproduce than the carriers of other alleles. Thus, certain genes are more efficiently transmitted to succeeding generations than other genes, so that the less favorable genes become less frequent with each successive generation.
When such inequality of the transmission rates of genes is imposed by human will, the result is artificial selection, widely practiced in animal husbandry and agriculture. One of its most impressive successes to date is represented by hybrid corn, which is planted by farmers in order to increase their corn yields. Hybrid corn is the result of artificially crossing inbred corn strains. The hybrid assumes the superior traits of the inbred strains and is more vigorous and productive than the original strains alone.
Modern genetic and heredity studies cover a broad spectrum of phenomena. They include population genetics, the study of genetic patterns within populations; classical genetics, how traits are transmitted and expressed; microbial genetics, the heredity of microorganisms; and molecular genetics, the molecular study of genes and related structures. Knowledge gained from these studies has been applied to the diagnosis, prevention, and treatment of hereditary diseases; to the breeding of plants and animals; and to the development of industrial processes that use microorganisms.
J. Whitfield Gibbons
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Family Service Association of Bucks County
Langhorne, Pennsylvania
Family Service offer a variety of programs and services focused on increasing opportunities for adults, protecting seniors, reducing substance abuse, improving the lives of those with mental illness, preparing children and adolescents for the future, improving the quality of life for those living with HIV/AIDS and much more.
Virginia Mason Health System
Van Andel Institute Purple Community
Spectrum Health Foundation
Rady Children’s Hospital Foundation
Moffitt Cancer Center
Memorial Hermann Health System
CHOC Children’s
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Tadas Burgaila
CEO and co-founder at Kilo Health
Went bankrupt at the age of 18. Built the second fastest growing company in Europe at the age of 32.
3 Principles That Made Us the Second Fastest Growing Tech Company in Europe
Apr 11 · 3 minutes
The Financial Times has recently named Kilo Health the second fastest growing tech company in Europe. Much of this growth came last year when we hired more than 400 people across the globe. Let’s check the 3 principles that brought us here….
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We Can Help You Find The Perfect Wedding Team
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Methodology for Assessing the Thermal Effects of a Wildfire on a Structure
Stanley Stoll, M.Eng., P.E., DFE, CFEI, CVFI and Kyle Wieghaus, Ph.D., P.E.
Wildfires cause billions of dollars’ worth of damage annually. Even when directly not consumed by fire, damage to structures have been reported and accredited to high temperature exposure and moisture content decreases resulting from a wildfire. It is difficult for insurance professionals to assess whether reported structural component or interior distress was the result of a surrounding wildfire event. A residence surrounded by a mountain wildfire in the western United States became the subject of an investigation into wildfire-related distress. The methodology utilized during this investigation is presented and detailed. Elevated exterior temperatures, and their durations, around the structure are inferred from heat damage to nearby flora, exterior building materials, etc. Heat flow analyses are conducted to determine the interior temperatures at which components were exposed. Thermal effects are modeled on a material-by-material basis to evaluate the effect of the determined temperature increase, and moisture content decrease, on distressed items reported to be wildfire-related. Although closely surrounded by a forest fire, much of the distress attributed to the wildfire was found to not be wildfire-related.
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8 Places to Enjoy in the Magic Valley For Pizza Lovers
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Finding places to eat in a new town can always be difficult. You don't know what is good or not, what is affordable or expensive, and what is known as the best in town. While most of us get into a routine and eat at the same places consistently, it is nice to branch out and try new places from time to time. We usually rely on our friends and neighbors to guide us to a new place, and sometimes we just go to the one we see driving down the road. One food most agree on is always good is pizza, and there are plenty of great pizza places around Twin Falls and the Magic Valley. There might be a few hidden around you that you aren't even aware of. Here are a few places you may not be aware of and may want to check out the next time you decide to have a pizza night.
Pizza Planet in Buhl is a Hidden Gem
When hearing the name Pizza Planet, you may be like me and instantly think Toy Story, but this is not that place. If anything, I think this one has been around longer. It is tucked away in Buhl on Main Street and might be one of the best pizzas not only in the Magic Valley but also in the entire state of Idaho. They usually have great deals going, have fresh ingredients, and are reasonably priced. I have never had a bad experience with them and it is one of my go-to pizza places. It may be a little out of Twin, but it is worth the drive for the quality you get.
Maxie's Pizza is a Staple of the Twin Falls Area
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One of the first places I was told to try when I moved to Twin Falls was Maxie's Pizza. I have been told how good the food is, as well as to go soon cause they are for sale. As long as nobody has bought them, they are continuing to operate and make and sell some delicious pizza and pasta. If you like some extra side dishes, this is the place to visit as they have way more than just pizza. They have amazing pasta, bread, and lasagna as well. They are located on Blue Lakes near Kimberly Road, as well as another location in Kimberly.
Train Station Pizza is One of the Best in the Magic Valley
Train Station Pizza is another hidden gem in the town of Buhl. It is located on the west side of town on Highway 30. This place has been recommended by multiple people I have spoken with and is supposed to be one of the best pizzas in all of the Magic Valley. Like Pizza Planet, it is a bit of a drive from Twin, but it is worth it. If you are in the area or looking to try something local that you can't get anywhere else, then make the 15 to 20-minute commute out to Buhl and try Train Station. Your tummy will be glad you did.
Slice Pizza in Downtown Twin Has Unique Dessert Pizzas
If you want to enjoy a nice day downtown shopping and enjoying the area, a great place to grab a slice is at...well Slice. Located on Main Street in downtown Twin, this place offers a prime location, delicious pizza, and even some fun drinks. Imagine spending a perfect day with a cocktail, some pizza, and sitting outside downtown enjoying a beautiful sunny day. Make sure to stop by Slice the next time you want to grab a slice while in the downtown area.
Papa Kelsey's Has Pizza, Subs and More in Multiple Locations
Papa Kelsey's has a couple of locations in the area. They are located on Blue Lakes as well as have a location in Buhl. One thing nice about Papa Kelsey's is that they have more than just pizza. They have subs, as well as breakfast burritos, breakfast subs, and even breakfast pizza. If you crave pizza in the morning, then make sure to check out Papa Kelsey's. Their food is good and allows variety for those that may not want pizza in your family on a night that you do.
Lucy's in South Market Truly is a Hidden Gem
For a true hidden gem of a pizza place, visit Lucy's in South Market on 2nd. If there is any truly hidden place, it is this one. The only way to know it is there is to go inside South Market. Their pizza is delicious, as well as their calzones. One benefit of eating here is the environment, as well as the selections around you. If someone isn't craving pizza, they can try other types of food as well. There is also a bar area, ice cream, or coffee. The variety of pizza they have will keep you coming back to try different kinds. They sell by the slice, so if you want pizza, but don't want a whole one, this might just be the selection for you.
Eat All the Pizza You Want at Pizza Pie Café
If you can't decide on which kind of pizza to order or want to eat until you can't eat anymore, then the perfect place for you to go is Pizza Pie Café. It is a pizza, salad and pasta buffet that costs less than $10 per person and will make everyone happy. Between their salad bar, pasta, breadsticks, dessert pizzas, and regular pizzas, there is something for every member of the family. It is affordable, delicious and will guarantee everyone gets enough. They are located on Canyon Crest Drive off of Pole Line.
Idaho Pizza Company is Meant for an Idahoan
It is in the name. You can't be in Idaho and not try Idaho Pizza Company at some point in time. Their breadsticks are perfect. They are the right about of fluff and soft and delicious. Their pizza is very good and I feel very middle of the road in fluff. It isn't too thin and isn't too deep. It is just right. They offer sandwiches for those in the family that may not be craving pizza. One thing I love about Idaho Pizza Company is it reminds me of the old-school pizza parlors from back in the day. You can still go in and sit at a booth, enjoy your pizza at the restaurant and it even has the ambiance of my childhood.
The Big Chains Are Always an Option
N8 credit Little Caesars
If you are more comfortable with what you know or trust the bigger chains better that is always a choice as well. Pizza Hut, Dominoes, or Little Caesar's are all valuable options as well. Sometimes it is best to go with what you know and to keep everyone happy. They can sometimes be a little cheaper as well since they are big chains.
Smaller Chains Offer Great Pizza as Well
Photo illustration by Joe Raedle/Getty Images.
If you are set on sticking with a chain but don't want to go with the bigger ones, Blaze, MOD, and Papa Murphy's will offer you something a little different, but keep you in the chain category. They are more regional chains, so you get a little more local feel without going too local.
The next time you decide to have a pizza night, make sure to check around and see if you can find a new, local place you haven't tried yet. There are many around the Magic Valley and some tucked in the smaller towns surrounding. These are just a few in the main area, but there are many that your taste buds still need to discover. Branch out and try a couple of new places and who knows; you may find a new go-to pizza place.
Maxie's Pizza and Pasta in Twin Falls for Sale
In August of 2021, we learned that Maxie's Pizza and Pasta in Twin Falls had put the building up for sale. More than 5 months later, the building remains listed as available.
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[Viewpoint]A time to lead
Shortly after rumors about a September financial crisis in Korea subsided, a financial tsunami from the United States has washed over the nation. There were no expectations that the economy was on its way to recovery, but the Wall Street disaster was still too much to bear.
President Lee Myung-bak had decided to push through aggressive policies after the Chuseok holidays, but he didn’t even get to start his plan. He had wanted to revive the economy and promote the nation’s advancement, but instead he had to spend his time reacting to the U.S. meltdown.
Lee was extremely lucky during the presidential election period, but he appears to be extremely unlucky since assuming office. U.S. financial companies, which are among the most advanced in the world, are collapsing and Lee could only watch.
In fact, the nation has seen hardships at home and abroad since Lee’s inauguration. As if it were planned, disasters came one after another. As soon as he assumed the presidency with a slogan of economic recovery, international oil prices skyrocketed and the world economy took a turn down the road to recession.
The Lee administration is probably responsible for its failed personnel appointments in the early days of the term, but there was nothing it could have done to stop oil price hikes and a global recession.
It is true that the administration failed to smoothly negotiate the resumption of U.S. beef imports, but it was not a serious enough mistake to warrant calls for Lee to step down.
And yet, mad cow rumors fueled candlelight vigils and the government wasted its first six months in office. It has recently regained a grip, but now the financial tsunami has arrived from the United States. Words are probably inadequate to describe how completely the government is out of luck.
Murphy’s Law says, “Whatever can go wrong will only go wrong, and at the worst possible time, in the worst possible way.” When I change lanes during a morning traffic jam, the lane that I had been driving in starts to move fast. It will rain when the much anticipated vacation finally arrives. Murphy’s Law perfectly applies to the Lee administration’s predicament.
Whenever it gears up to do something, an unavoidable problem arises. When it wanted to stimulate growth, prices became a major concern. When it tried to control price hikes, foreign exchange rates began to fluctuate radically.
As soon as the mad cow disease rumors subsided, new rumors about the privatization of public companies emerged. Shortly after candlelight vigils disappeared from the streets, the rumors of a September financial crisis began to circulate.
As international oil prices appeared to stabilize, the U.S. financial crisis exploded, and the aftermath directly hit Korean financial markets.
An unfortunate event can be accepted with a grain of salt, but a series of unfortunate events trigger anger. It may feel extremely unfair that the administration will be blamed for everything that has gone wrong, although it was not really responsible.
But the government must not blame its bad luck. Luck has nothing to do with resolving problems. Relying on it only makes the government appear incompetent.
Blaming luck will only prevent policymakers from finding clues to resolve the current problem. The reason for existence of a government is to overcome hardships during the time it is in office. It is not there to take credit when everything goes smoothly. Attitude makes a big difference in how problems are seen and attacked.
Skyrocketing oil prices, a sinking world economy and a financial crisis in the United States are factors that cannot be changed, regardless of luck. It would have been much better if they had not happened, but they did, and nothing can be done about it right now.
The people do not blame the president and the government for such troubles. The people are simply asking for reasonable measures to contain oil prices, avoid recession and ride out the financial crisis.
We cannot hold the government accountable for being unlucky, but we must hold it responsible for failing to take appropriate measures.
The economy will not get better for a while. But we must build a stepping stone for growth and economic recovery in the future. If we fail to do that, we won’t even have the luxury of blaming bad luck.
by Kim Jong-soo
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#Freshness
Richard McClintock, a Latin professor at Hampden-Sydney College in Virginia, looked up one .
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New Requirement to Disclose Nominee Agreements to Revenu Québec
By: Jason Gauthier
On September 24, 2020, Bill 42, An Act to give effect to fiscal measures announced in the Budget Speech delivered on 21 March 2019 and to various other measures (“Bill 42“) was adopted.
Required Disclosure
Bill 42 requires a taxpayer who is a party to a nominee agreement entered into in the course of a transaction having income tax consequences under the Taxation Act (Québec) to disclose the agreement and the transaction to Revenu Québec (“RQ”).
A nominee agreement is an agreement under which one person (the principal) nominates another person (the nominee) to enter into an agreement with a third party on the principal’s behalf, often without informing the third party that the nominee is acting on the principal’s behalf. Nominee agreements are often used in real estate transactions whereby a nominee will hold legal and registered title to the real estate on behalf of the beneficial owner(s) of such real estate. A nominee may also hold legal title to shares of a corporation or units of a partnership on behalf of the beneficial owner(s) of such shares/units. It is important to note that nominee agreements are required to be disclosed in each of the described cases.
This disclosure requirement applies to nominee agreements that are:
entered into on or after May 17, 2019;
entered into before May 17, 2019 if the income tax consequences of the transaction continue after May 16, 2019.
Disclosure need only be made by one party to a nominee agreement. In the case of a limited partnership, disclosure is required only by the general partner.
The disclosure must be made through the prescribed form (TP-1079.PN) and must include:
the date of the nominee agreement;
the identity of the parties to the nominee agreement;
a complete description of the facts of the transaction that is sufficiently detailed to allow the Minister to analyze it and have a proper understanding of the tax consequences;
the identity of any other person or entity in respect of which the transaction has tax consequences; and
such other information as is required by the prescribed form, including a copy of the nominee agreement.
Deadline to Disclose
Nominee agreements must be disclosed by the later of:
December 23, 2020; or
90 days after the conclusion of the nominee agreement.
Failure to Disclose
Failure to disclose the required information to RQ:
may result in penalties of $1,000 and an additional $100 per day for each day the failure continues up to a maximum of $5,000 per nominee agreement; and
suspends the prescription period for reassessment for as long as the required disclosure remains undisclosed.
Shared Disclosure
The tax record of a person is confidential. No information contained in a person’s tax record may be used or communicated unless the person provides consent or the use or the communication is authorized by the Tax Administration Act, which provides for limited exceptions to the prohibition of the communication of information contained in a person’s tax record. With that said, it is not clear how this information may be used internally by the tax authorities in connection with their review of other tax matters related to the parties to the nominee agreement or the property which is subject thereto.
For any questions relating to your own disclosure obligations with respect to an agreement that could qualify as a “nominee agreement”, please consult with your accountant or trusted tax advisor.
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Music, Theatre, and Dance
Music, Theatre, and Dance Students' Works, Papers, and Presentations
Demonstration (1)
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Monday...
Last week at this time I was getting ready to take pictures of the pre-schoolers at our church's pre-school. They are 3 years old and absolutely darling - except to get them to smile I practically had to stand on my head. (I had photographed the 4 year olds the previous Thursday and they were down right easy. They spoiled me!)
What a difference a week makes! This week, I'm frantically searching through my files for a handbell piece - Siyahamba. I have already been through both file drawers, but I just remembered two baskets in my car that have music in 'em. I'll check there next. If the music isn't in those baskets (and I sure hope it is), it's at church and I'll have to run down there before school - which isn't that big of a deal since I'm meeting a friend for lunch and then we are heading off to another friend's P*mpered Ch*f party. Yes, I know I don't cook, but I find nifty kitchen tools for Mr. at those things. Besides, they serve snacks...
My other chores for today include laundry, dishes, vacuuming, dusting, and general de-cluttering. My children generate clutter like nothing I've ever experienced. I had hoped that as they got older, they might generate less clutter (since their toys and games got smaller and smaller), but that is not the case. My family room table is covered with all kinds of shrapnel - video games, controllers, calculators, paper clips, scraps of paper, note cards, a sock, and various other items which I cannot identify. Those items have appeared since Friday evening.
The boys have just left for the bus stop. Mr. has a leaky tire that he's going to have fixed on the way to work. I'm hoping and praying he makes it to the shop. He has a portable tire inflater in his car that he borrowed from Grandpa. (Yes, Grandpa has everything!) He pumped his tire up before he left. Let's hope it's enough... He has the magic AAA card, but it would be nice if he could just get where he needs to go without having to use it.
I guess I've rambled on enough for today... It's just a normal crazy day around here. My day really starts when I go to school. It won't end until I get #1 from rehearsal tonight at 9. The rehearsal is supposed to end at 10:30, but that's just too late for me. I turn into a pumpkin at 10...
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9 Stunning Lakes With International Borders
International lakes – lakes that border two or more countries – give their visitors incredible opportunities to experience the cultural differences that define each country.
These lakes also highlight the importance of international cooperation to preserve these vital, shared natural resources. Below are a few of our favorite international lakes.
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1. Lake Amistad: United States and Mexico
Amistad is the Spanish word for friendship. This 65,000-acre lake is the crown jewel of Texas’ Amistad National Recreation Area.
The Amistad dam and reservoir were built jointly by the American and Mexican governments from 1964 to 1969 – for flood control, water conservation, irrigation, hydropower, and recreation – at the confluence of the Rio Grande, Devils and Pecos Rivers.
The three rivers and striking limestone cliffs create the perfect backdrop for the 4,000-year-old Native American rock art that adorns cliff walls and caves. These mystical, prehistoric drawings are accessible via boat or land.
Water sports reign supreme on Lake Amistad’s expansive waters, and the area’s mild climate ensures year-round water recreation. Don’t forget your fishing license; Lake Amistad is a fishing hotspot, especially since an annual elite-level professional competition, aptly named the Border Bass Battle, takes place there annually.
2 – Lake Victoria: Kenya, Tanzania, and Uganda
Covering more than 17 million acres, Lake Victoria garners many superlatives. It is the largest lake on the African continent, the largest tropical lake in the world, and the second largest freshwater lake in the world by surface area.
Lake Victoria is one of the eight African Great Lakes, a chain of sapphire lakes in East and Central Africa. Nineteenth century explorers debated for years whether Lake Victoria is the source of the great Nile River, the world’s longest river. American explorer Henry Morton Stanley (famous for his greeting “Dr. Livingstone, I presume!”) confirmed that Lake Victoria is in fact the Mouth of the Nile.
Although Lake Victoria extends into Tanzania, Kenya and Uganda, none of the three countries permits cross-border water travel. Visitors must choose just one country’s waters for their exploration of the lake.
Visitors’ rewards are many: views of vast wildlife populations, incredible scenery, and unique opportunities for cultural immersion.
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3 – Lake Champlain: United States and Canada
In 1609, French explorer Samuel de Champlain was the first European to discover this expansive glacial lake that covers more than 270,000 acres.
Lake Champlain stretches more than 100 miles in length between the Green Mountains of Vermont and the Adirondack Mountains of New York, with the northern tip reaching into Quebec.
In 1998, President Bill Clinton signed United States Senate Bill 927 designating Lake Champlain the nation’s sixth Great Lake. This status was quickly rescinded following media and public ridicule claiming that it is too small to be a “Great” lake.
Due to its irregular shape, Lake Champlain consists of five segments with unique physical characteristics, plus 71 islands that dot the crystal blue waters.
Lake Champlain is just as famous for its lake monster, Champ, as for its reputation as a year-round living and vacation destination. Champ has been sighted more than 300 times; a 1977 photo featuring Champ appeared in Time Magazine and the New York Times.
Lake Champlain offers visitors four seasons of fun, with winter recreation just as popular as warm-weather water sports.
4 – Lake Maggiore: Italy and Switzerland
Lake Maggiore by no_limits_pictures via canva
Romantic Lake Maggiore is nestled in the foothills of the majestic Alps. Spanning more than 52,000 acres, this glacial lake is Italy’s second largest lake. The northern tip of this spectacular lake extends into the Ticino province of Switzerland.
The mild Mediterranean-like climate of Lake Maggiore enables the growth of beautiful gardens that host rare and exotic plants. A great place to view these gardens is on the Borromeo Islands: Isola Bella, Isola Madre, and Isola Pescatori. Boat tours transport visitors to the castle-like homes and gardens of the Borromeo family.
The town of Stresa, on the lake’s southern end, is a scenic launch point that’s also ideal for starting your exploration of Italian culture. The town of Locarno, on the lake’s northern end, provides a taste of Swiss culture and architecture.
With so much to see and do, be sure to spend some time enjoying the lake’s refreshing waters while swimming, sailing, water skiing, wake boarding, or scuba diving.
6 – Rainy Lake: United States and Canada
Rainy Lake’s sprawling 221,000 acres straddle the border between International Falls, Minnesota, and Fort Frances, Ontario. Approximately 75 percent of this massive water body rests on the Canadian side.
Rainy Lake flows into the also-international 950,400-acre Lake of the Woods (via Rainy River). The Rainy River also serves as an east-west border between the USA and Canada.
Two dams control Rainy Lake’s water levels and produce hydropower for both countries. Natural waterfalls, which once dropped 35 feet over a series of rapids, are now concealed by the Fort Frances-International Falls Dam.
Rainy Lake is best known as a water sports lover’s paradise, summer and winter. Boating, canoeing, kayaking, water skiing, and fishing are popular warm weather activities. Rainy Lake is one of the world’s top multi-species fisheries. During the cold winter months, Rainy Lake comes alive with snowmobiling, ice fishing, curling, cross-country skiing, and ice hockey.
Rainy Lake offers access to Voyageurs National Park in Minnesota. Voyageur, the French word for traveler, refers to the legendary canoe paddlers, bundle carriers, and general laborers of the Fur Trade Era.
See also: Lake of the Woods
6 – Lake Constance: Austria, Germany and Switzerland
Lake Constance is a strikingly beautiful 132,000-acre lake located in the northern foothills of the Alps along the Rhine River.
Surrounded by three countries – Austria, Germany, and Switzerland – the lake also consists of three distinct areas: the main section between Bregenz, Austria to the east and Konstanz, Germany to the west (Obersee), the northwestern arm (Uberlingen), and the southwestern arm (Untersee).
Visitors will discover ancient castles, baroque churches, picturesque villages, vineyards, and curious museums around the lake. The 169-mile Lake Constance Trail encircles the entire lake, providing hikers and bikers the opportunity to experience the cultural differences that define each country.
Lake Constance is also a haven for all types of water sports; sailing and windsurfing are popular due to fairly steady winds.
Islands dot the surface of Lake Constance, and three islands are “must see”: Mainau, known as the flowering island; Reichanau, a World Heritage Site because of its ancient monastery; and Lindau, adorned with a large promenade, medieval old quarter, and a beautiful harbor marked by a stone lion and lighthouse.
7 – Lake Osoyoos: United States and Canada
Lake Osoyoos straddles the border of Washington state and British Columbia in a semi-arid region known as Desert Wine Country. This region has low annual rainfall and is located in Canada’s only desert, the northernmost tip of the Sonora Desert.
This 5,700-acre lake offers visitors on both sides of the border a welcome oasis with shady trees, lush lawns, and sandy shores.
During the 1800s, the Lake Osoyoos region was known for fur trading, cattle driving, and gold mining. The quaint town of Oroville, Washington was named for the gold mines (“oro” is the Spanish word for gold). Visitors can still pan for gold along the Okanagan River, which flows into the lake.
Today the lake is known for orchards that produce grapes, cherries, apricots, pear, peaches, plums, and apples. The town of Oliver, BC, is considered the wine capital of Canada with annual wine festivals and wine tastings.
The Lake Osoyoos climate is ideal for camping, hiking, golf, and every imaginable water sport. In winter, the region offers ice skating, ice fishing, and downhill skiing within an hour’s drive of the lake.
8 – Lake Titicaca: Peru and Bolivia
Located astride the border of Peru and Bolivia is the largest freshwater lake by volume in South America: Lake Titicaca. High in the Andes Mountains at an elevation of 12,507 feet, this million-year-old glacial lake is one of the world’s highest-elevated commercially navigable lakes.
All along the shoreline are native villages where traces of those villages’ rich Indian past still exist without interference from the 21st century. Incan mythology states that Lake Titicaca is the place where the world was created. The Incan god, Viracocha, arose from the lake and created the sun, the stars, and the first people.
Swampy areas that fringe the lake produce totora, a versatile balsa reed that is important to the local way of life. The Uros people of Peru build islands and houses that float on the water from the totora reeds. Around Puno, the capital of the Puno Region, there are over 60 floating villages on Lake Titicaca.
The biggest island on the lake, Isla de Sol, is located on the Bolivian side and contains over 180 ruins from the Incan period. Puno, Peru and Copacabana, Bolivia are scenic launch points for your exploration of Lake Titicaca.
9 – Lake Geneva: France and Switzerland
Shaped like a crescent moon, Lake Geneva is cradled in the Alps Mountain Range with two-thirds of its 104 shoreline miles in Switzerland and the rest in France. Flanked by the majestic Matterhorn, this 144,000-acre lake is the largest freshwater lake in Western Europe.
Lake Geneva lies along the shores of the Rhone River, fed by the Rhone Glacier high in the Alps. The Rhone flows through Lake Geneva and exits at the City of Geneva, flowing through France on its way to the Mediterranean.
Two dams control lake levels, prevent flooding, and generate hydroelectric power. Fish ladders placed around both dams allow fish to migrate upstream.
Lake Geneva can be explored by water or on foot. Hiking the region’s Discovery Trails provides amazing birds-eye views of the lake and of quaint Alpine towns below.
In winter, Lake Geneva transforms into one of the most beautiful regions in the world. The lake area comes alive with alpine and Nordic skiing, snowboarding, snowshoeing, and tobogganing. Lake Geneva is also home to delicious cuisines, calling upon unique influences from several surrounding countries.
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Tag: American Born Chinese
I opened ABC to read without realizing what kind of book it is. It’s a graphic novel. I didn’t even start to read because I thought, “Ick, graphic novels are not my thing and I really don’t enjoy them.” When I mentioned that I had tried to read it in my Young Adult Literature (YAL) class and said that I really didn’t want to read it, I was challenged that that’s precisely why I should read the book. It’s different and not something I would ordinarily read. So I tried again.
It was….interesting. Some parts I liked and some parts slightly disturbed me. I was never quite sure what audience the author was targeting…sometimes 12-13 year olds, sometimes 16 or 17. Some of the content was just not appropriate for the younger age. The book tapped into spiritual themes, but just that: spiritual. Scripture was essentially spoken by God, but in the context of Buddhism and “kung fu” spirituality. Some Buddhist deities were depicted, including Yama, the deity of the underworld. These were all points from the book I disliked that I pondered after I read. These aren’t highly processed thoughts at all, just some commentary.
I liked the way the author wove together three separate stories of Chinese legend, a Chinese boy, and an Causasian boy. A main point of the book is how many Chinese (and Asian in general) children are often teased and ridiculed by others (sometimes intentionally, sometimes not). Teachers and students alike make rude and unpleasant stereotypes about the Chinese boy, Jin, pronouncing his name wrong and making ridiculous assumptions about his life. The book also touches on how irritated Jin becomes with his Chinese heritage and how ashamed Danny (the Caucasian boy) is of his Chinese relatives. The author shows how difficult it can be to struggle with these issues.
Overall, I think I liked it. And I think I didn’t. Essentially, I feel in-between about American Born Chinese. I still dislike graphic novels, but I also like the stories about Chinese culture. I shall have to think on it more.
Author lakesidegirlPosted on January 23, 2008 March 29, 2010 Categories books, YALTags American Born Chinese, books, reviews1 Comment on American Born Chinese
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Tiger Woods announces his status for upcoming US Open
by Grey Papke
Brian Spurlock-USA TODAY Sports
The US Open is just over a week away, but Tiger Woods will not be at the event.
Woods announced Tuesday that he informed the USGA that his body needs more time to recover to play majors at a high enough level. As a result, he will skip the US Open, but still intends to play at next month’s British Open.
I previously informed the USGA that I will not be competing in the @usopengolf as my body needs more time to get stronger for major championship golf. I do hope and plan to be ready to play in Ireland at @JPProAm and at @TheOpen next month. I’m excited to get back out there soon!
— Tiger Woods (@TigerWoods) June 7, 2022
Woods’ announcement cannot come as a huge shock. While he took part in last month’s PGA Championship, he was clearly struggling physically and withdrew from the final round of the tournament. The 46-year-old is still working his body back to full strength after a severe car crash in February 2021.
We do know that we will be seeing Woods back on the PGA Tour at some point, though he reportedly had a monster offer to turn his back on them.
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Surviving Alito: First I Get Mad
Forgive me a moment of despondency and anger; only a moment though, there’s work to be done. According to the New York Times, the elevation of Judge Samuel Alito to the United States Supreme Court represents “a watershed for the conservative movement;” the culmination of a crusade to capture the federal judiciary that goes all the way back to 1982. I can do them one better. For me, Alito’s confirmation is the culmination of a gnawing fear over just what sort of justices would become the soul of the Supreme Court — a fear going back even further — all the way to 1968.
That’s the year Richard Nixon was elected president; it was razor close, but the SOB won. In a harbinger of things to come, this was the first presidential campaign in which I heard fellow liberals argue, in George Wallace’s snappy phrase, that there wasn’t a “dime’s worth of difference” between the Republican and Democratic candidates. Fed by justifiable anger over the nation’s betrayal in Vietnam, this pox on both of your houses sentiment was a powerful undercurrent within the anti-war movement; and although most liberals ended up voting for Democrat Hubert Humphrey in the end, many stayed home on Election Day. Probably enough did so to make the difference, given the photo finish ending to the race. But I heard few of the non-voters ever express regret.
Even later, as Nixon was sliding into disgrace, the diehards held to their self-righteousness. I remember sitting in a classroom years after the election, in the middle of the Watergate scandal, listening to a liberal classmate saying contemptuously, “Humphrey and Nixon? I still don’t get what the difference between those guys was supposed to be.” The professor, who was also, by the way, a professed liberal, agreed with him, adding a haughty little laugh.
Dumb.
I knew what the difference was. Hell, I had known it back at age 13, sitting in science class in junior high school the day after the election, trying to keep from making a fool of myself by crying in front of my apolitical classmates, when the principal came on the PA system to announce that the last state had fallen; it was official, Tricky Dick was to be the next president. Yeah, I knew. The Supreme Court was the difference. There were a lot of other differences between Nixon and Humphrey too, but the Supreme Court was the difference.
You see, Nixon had been running against the “evil” liberal Warren Court, promising to put “strict constructionists” on the Court. That, in fact, is when that maddeningly meaningless term, strict constructionist, first entered the political lexicon in a big way. And even then, not yet old enough to drive a car, I understood that it was a big deal whether we had a Supreme Court that was fair to little people and protected civil liberties, or one that primarily served the powerful. And as for the people who could never seem to get that through their heads, well, as I said before . . .
And so, like a lot of other annoying people, I’ve been talking about the critical nature of Supreme Court appointments in anticipation of presidential election after presidential election — through Nixon and the birth of the Burger Court, through four disappointing years when Carter didn’t get a single appointment, through Reagan and the birth of the Rehnquist Court, through George HW and even through Clinton, with two appointments, but not a lot of progress made in changing the direction of the solidly far right wing Court. Then came election 2000. And to anyone with a third grader’s understanding of the boundaries of the human aging process it was clear: The next eight years would tell the tale.
So along comes Sir Ralph; and right there with him, by the way, was much of the intellectual leadership of the left — leaders in their own minds anyway. And, sure enough, there we were again, the sniveling, whiny legions of the Supreme Court obsessed. “The sky is falling. The sky is falling,” we shouted far and wide. God how they ridiculed us. When people wonder why so many Democrats are so bitter at Nader, and to a lesser degree certain of his high profile followers, they forget about the ridicule.
I still remember the ravings of two old “friends,” both columnists for The Nation at the time. Let’s start with the always out there, as in out there somewhere in outer space, Alexander Cockburn. Here are the concluding words from a column in July of 2000,
Would liberal Democrats want a nominee picked by a man with this political record (Gore)? Actually, they couldn’t care less. If they did care, they’d be out campaigning for Ralph Nader. All they want to do is scare the pants off liberals with the idea that Bush would finish off Roe v. Wade. It’s a substantively vacuous and bankrupt position, but it’s all they’ve got left.
At about the same moment the perpetually grumpy Mr. Cockburn was checking in above, we also heard from that future neocon darling and George W. Bush enabler, Christopher Hitchens, this back in his “liberal” days (God how we don’t miss him),
Now I know that many of you are sincerely, gravely, brow-furrowingly worried about which future monarch gets to appoint which future Justice. But why not admit it? You don’t really know, and you won’t really be asked, who will fill the next Supreme Court seat. (And it was the Democratic majority on the Senate Judiciary Committee, not George Bush senior, who made Clarence Thomas a Supreme.) It is as possible, in theory as well as practice, to imagine Gore making a safe and stupid reactionary appointment as it is to picture Bush making an “unpredictable” centrist one. The point, though, is that it is servile to wait upon their pleasure and caprice in this way.
And no, it probably isn’t fair to keep blaming Nader for everything bad that happens in the world, given the fact the Supreme Court, not Nader, stole the election, as well as the fact the Democrats failed to win the election after that (though if Gore had been the incumbent who led us through 9-11, instead of Bush, there would still be a Democrat in the White House today), but still . . .
And, yes, I’m also far from happy with the Democrats in the Senate (with some honorable exceptions), or for that matter, with the leadership of the various civil liberty, environmental and feminist organizations. Taken together, they did a down right crappy job fighting Alito. Through a devils trio of inadequate planning, poor-to-absent organization and (in many cases) an extraordinary display of gutlessness, they not only blew any chance of stopping Alito, they also let the GOP get away with shoving a fanatic down America’s throat without making them pay a political price for it.
Now to be fair, dumb or not, the truth is that these Democratic Senators and interest groups have very limited culpability in the ultimate fact that Alito is on the bench. The realist minority among the netroots has a point here: Given a 55-to44 (plus Jeffords) Republican majority in the Senate, Bush was ultimately going to succeed in putting a Neanderthal on the Court whatever the Democrats and their supporters did. What I think some of the realists overlook, however, is that it made a big difference how he succeeded.
This goes to something important — something too often overlooked in all the political scheming: The bottom line here is that the American people did not want an extremist on the Supreme Court. Even right wingers understood this. As many others have noted, this is why they had to hide Alito’s extremism during the confirmation process, rather than embracing it.
Thus, if the opposition had done a better job in communicating Alito’s true colors to the electorate (something that would have required spending a lot of money to be sure, but was certainly doable) most likely the nomination would still have gone through, but at least Bush and the GOP would have paid a political price for this crime against the popular will. And that price would not only have increased the chances of the Democrats taking control of the Senate in 2006 or at least in 2008, it would also have given Bush reason to pause before appointing another right wing nut in the, God forbid, but all too likely, event he gets to make another appointment. What incentive does he have now?
Okay, enough bellyaching. 37 years of frustration, and more than a little grief over what just happened, and as to its likely consequences, had to go somewhere, so it went into this post. I’ve blown my gasket and gotten a little accumulated anger out of my system; now that’s over. No more recriminations. God knows there’s enough blame to go around. And there’s still a battle to be fought.
Later, some thoughts on fighting that battle.
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5 Responses to “Surviving Alito: First I Get Mad”
hizzhoner Says:
February 3rd, 2006 at 4:20 pm
I’ve been trying to imagine what it would have been like if a Democratic President had nominated a person to the Supreme Court who was as far to the left as Alito is to the right. Imagine with me for a moment:
First, I there would have been a coordinated and disciplined message coming out of the Republican Party. The message itself would have been carefully crafted by Frank Luntz and rapidly “focus grouped”, tested and framed before being sent out with explicit staging instructions to right-leaning PACs, 527s, think tanks, “Faith-based” activist groups and “reliable” media organizations. Concurrently, GOP fundraisers would fan out and trigger massive “single purpose” fund raising campaign.
Second, the coordinated message (having been faxed in easy, digestable talking points) would be dutifully and endlessly repeated by every right-leaning guest on every TV and radio outlet in the US.
Third, an advertising campaign would be launched with “single purpose money” (see above) in key legislative districts or in the electorally most sensitive districts of States where key Senators reside.
The more cynical side of me would also suggest that certain correspondents, anchormen or anchorwomen or commentators would be hired by Think Tanks as “consultants” and provided with the same message that Luntz provided to party operatives. But, then again, that’s just me.
That’s what the Republicans would have done.
I was raised in the South in the ’60s and remember well the billboards proclaiming the impeachment of Earl Warren. I have known for my entire adult life the goal of the right wing was to control the Supreme Court and I am (obviously) no genius. So why did the most intelligent of the Democratic leadership NOT forsee this? Why didn’t this genius leadership mount an offensive like the one I described above? Why haven’t we prepared for this onslaught that we have seen coming for five years?
The saddest news is that if we wish to put together an infrastructure that can compete with the very effective Republican infrastructure, it will take years to do so. And we will suffer more defeats before we’re able to compete.
btw: Congrats on the website and on the two EXCELLENT episodes of The Last Chance Democracy Cafe. I’ll post links on the local blog site.
hizzhoner
weant Says:
Yes, there certainly is a battle to be fought and hopefully Americans will participate in the battle for our nation. It’s so frustrating to hear so many people saying there’s nothing that can be done. They act as if we just must accept everything that comes along and not make waves. What’s it going to take to get people off their duffs? I, too, am distressed over Alito’s appointment and the easy time he had during the hearings. He never really answered any of the questions that mattered. He had been trained to deflect and cite memory lapses. In my own local newspaper there was a story saying what a “nice” man he was and how he would make a good judge. Also, it turned my stomach when I saw Alito’s fragile wife break down in tears when her husband had to defend his past. It was so difficult to watch and then we had to endure the media playing her crying over and over and eliciting sympathy because the Dems had asked her husband about his past affiliations with certain discriminatory organizations. Why did so many people fall for her “crocodile” tears? I feel like I am in bad version of “Stepford Wive’s” where everyone is oblivious to our vanishing democracy. I had to let some steam off, too. Let’s all bond together and make sure the newest episodes of last chance cafe never happen.
February 5th, 2006 at 5:26 pm
The Supreme Court someway survived the Civil War. Thinking about how it could relapse 150 years is like cutting out the heart.
RJHall Says:
Even one of my biggest heroes, Michael Moore, who supported Nader in 2000, wrote a piece debunking the notion that it made a difference whether Torture Chimp (Bush) or Gore made Supreme Court Justice nominations (”Using the Supreme Court to Scare Me Into Voting for Gore”, his Message of August 9, 2000). But he did not support and even spoke against voting for Nader in 2004.
I still and will always view December 12, 2000 (the date of the Supreme Court’s ruling in Bush v. Gore) as a dark day in history. The additions of Roberts and Alito to the Court certainly do little to make it brighter….
Browsercat Says:
What do we do to make the LCDC a physical reality a la http://www.democrats.com/node/7656?
Ask Winston (1)
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Kylie Jenner Gives Birth To Baby Boy
There is a BIG congratulations in order for Kylie Jenner! In an Instagram picture posted on Sunday evening, Jenner showcased her hand holding a baby’s arm with the caption “2/2/22” and a big blue heart.
Her big sister, Kourtney Kardashian, shared in the joy by posting in the comment section, “Mommy of two life ❤️🙏🏼🙏🏼” with her mother, Kris Jenner, posting “Angel Pie.”
This makes baby number two for the 24-year-old and her boyfriend, rapper Travis Scott. The two have a four-year-old daughter, Stormi Webster.
Just to clarify, Travis Scott’s real name is Jacques Bermon Webster II (That’s why it’s not Stormi Scott)
Back in September, Kylie Jenner confirmed that she and Travis Scott were expecting their second child.
At this time they haven’t announced any kind of name or even a hint to what the baby’s name will be. Keep an eye to the city’s pages, as the Jenners normally copyright their child’s name before going public with it. (it’s the only way to be in the know before everyone else)
Over the course of the past 8 days, there has been a ton of celebrity baby news.
It all started last Sunday when Nick Cannon announced that he would be having another boy. That would make this his eighth child.
After that Rihanna was seen around New York City spotting a baby bump. She later confirmed the news in a post on Instagram.
Finally on Thursday is was announced that Shia Labeouf was expecting a baby.
There have been many media sites online flooding around the idea that Justin Bieber and Halie are expecting, but they are very false.
Congratulations to all the new parents out there!
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New Crypto Rules in the European Union – Gateway for Mass Adoption, or Excessive Regulation?
Patrick Hansen
Patrick Hansen is the Head of Blockchain at Bitkom, and a RegTrax Contributor for the European Union
On September 24th, 2020, the EU Commission published a proposal for the regulation of crypto assets: the “Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation” (MiCA). The proposal is part of a comprehensive “Digital Finance Package,” which also includes other documents such as a “Digital Finance Strategy,” a “Retail Payment Strategy,” and legislative proposals for a “DLT Pilot Regime” and for more “digital resilience” in the financial sector. Once adopted and in force, the MiCA will be directly applicable law in all EU member states and regulate all issuers and service providers dealing with crypto-assets.
The MiCA has the potential and the outspoken ambition to set global standards for the oversight and regulation of digital, blockchain-based assets. By implementing clear-cut rules and long-term legal certainty, the EU could attract crypto talent, companies and investments from all over the world. On the other hand, critical voices fear that parts of the regulation might overshoot the mark, impose insurmountable constraints on businesses and put an end at various innovative crypto use cases in the EU. In this piece, I will briefly outline the MiCA’s genesis, present its key regulatory aspects, and evaluate its possible positive as well as negative implications for the crypto-sector.
From Zero to MiCA in just Two Years
For some, the crypto market in Europe is still nothing more than an often-talked about, but financially insignificant, nerdy niche. So how did this legally binding and directly applicable regulation emerge in the EU? In my view, MiCA is the result of three key developments of the last two years, each of them reinforcing the others.
At the end of 2017 and the beginning of 2018, within the framework of the EU FinTech Action Plan, the EU Commission instructed the European financial supervisory authorities (EBA, EIOPA, ESMA) to examine the applicability of EU financial law to these new types of crypto-assets (e.g., Bitcoin). This was no sooner said than done—the European Banking Authority (EBA) published its Report with Advice for the European Commission in early 2019. According to this report, crypto-assets do not fall under EU law to a large extent, while at the same time posing non-negligible consumer protection and money laundering risks. The mandate was clear: the EU must take action.
And the EU has taken action, at least in part. Under the 5th Anti-Money Laundering Directive, the EU Commission obliges its member states to take action by early 2020 at the latest. However, this results in a veritable patchwork of national initiatives. Countries such as Germany, France, Lithuania, and Malta have adopted very different rules, while other states have done nothing at all. Ostensibly, the still-young crypto sector has gotten more and more fragmented—a clear locational disadvantage for the EU.
Diem (formerly Libra), the global stablecoin project initiated by Facebook in June 2019, was a real wake-up call for regulators worldwide. One interpretation of Diem’s emergence is that the blockchain space has clearly grown out of its infancy, with global corporations now working on crypto-initiatives. The realization amongst EU regulators was clear: a fully harmonized, comprehensive, and binding legal framework was needed in order to prevent regulatory loopholes and a fragmented market.
Conclusion: A combination of a lack of applicable EU law, increasing regulatory fragmentation within the EU, and a maturing crypto sector with the lighthouse project Diem (considered by many regulators and politicians to be a threat to financial stability and national sovereignty) forced the EU to act.
Which rules apply to crypto-assets under MiCA?
Crypto-asset categories:
The MiCA includes all types of crypto-assets that are not yet covered by EU financial law (especially MiFID II). This also means, however, that “security tokens” (tokens that function like existing securities, such as company stocks or bonds) that are already regulated as shares, bonds, or investment funds do not fall under the MiCA. For all other forms of crypto-assets, various regulation categories are created:
Crypto-assets generally, as a “catch-all” category (e.g., bitcoins, ether, litecoins, etc.)
Utility Token (e.g., Filecoin token, Basic Attention Token, etc.)
ART – Asset-Referenced Token (e.g., Libra Basket Coin, etc.)
EMT – E-Money Token (e.g., USDC, Libra Euro, etc.).
ART and EMT allude to what we commonly refer to as stablecoins, depending on whether they are pegged by a single fiat currency (e.g., Euro, U.S. dollar, etc.) (EMT), or are linked to several fiat currencies, commodities such as gold, or the value of other crypto-assets (ART). For these two “stablecoin” categories (i.e., ART and EMT), there are also additional requirements if the token is considered “significant”— for example, if a broad usage and a large emission volume are expected. This addition was obviously made with the Diem project in mind.
Rules for issuers:
Issuers of these crypto-asset categories in the EU must, in the future, publish a white paper (if no exception applies) and send it in advance (20 days prior to the emission) for notification to their respective national financial supervisory authority, such as the BaFin in Germany. The supervisory authority can then prohibit the issuance of those tokens. Further, for ART, the issuer requires an authorization to offer ART and the explicit prior approval of the white paper by the national financial supervisory authority. Additionally, for “significant” ART & EMT crypto-assets, the European Banking Authority (EBA) is responsible for supervision and approval, with the help of to-be-formed colleges of national supervisors. Depending on the crypto-asset category, different regulatory duties and requirements will therefore apply for issuers. If all obligations are fulfilled, the crypto-asset can be issued and offered directly throughout the entire EU market.
Rules for service providers:
Except for existing credit institutions and MiFID II (EU Markets in Financial Instruments Directive) investment firms, services based on crypto-assets—for instance, engaging in activities such as custody, brokerage, trading, or investment advice—will require prior approval from national supervisory authorities to offer crypto asset services under MiCA. These regulatory requirements concern, among other things, the initial capital reserves, the security of the IT infrastructure, the corporate governance structure, and the suitability of the management board. For countries like Germany, where licenses already exist for certain crypto-related financial services, there will be “simplified authorization procedures” to upgrade those licenses. This could turn out to be a major competitive advantage for EU nations that are already pioneers in the crypto space (such as Germany), since those service providers will supposedly be able to acquire the new licenses more quickly. Again, once approved, the service can be offered throughout the EU via the European financial “passporting.”
In addition to those rules for crypto-asset issuers and crypto-asset service providers, MiCA also introduces rules against market manipulation and insider trading on crypto asset trading platforms. For example, leveraging large amounts of crypto-assets (so-called crypto whales) on regulated crypto-exchanges in order to drive prices and thereby profit would no longer be allowed. Just like in the traditional capital market, those activities will be illegal in the EU once MiCA comes into force.
A Political Milestone for Crypto Adoption—If Key Criticisms are Addressed
Let us start with a positive outlook. The MiCA will create a fully harmonized European crypto-asset market. It aims at establishing legal certainty throughout the EU via clear classification of assets and transparent guidelines for service providers and issuers. Thanks to this new legal framework, more institutional investors and resources will enter and grow the market. Plus, due to the size and relevance of the EU internal market with its nearly 450 million customers, the MiCA can potentially set global standards and shape regulation internationally, similar to what the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) has achieved in the data protection sector.
From a global perspective, the EU is undeniably taking a leading role with the introduction of this proposal, particularly in light of the inconsistent regulatory environment in the USA (which varies largely among states and offers the potential for state and federal laws to conflict) or the restrictive attitude towards cryptocurrencies of many Asian countries like China, India, or Indonesia. In June 2020, Valdis Dombrovskis (the former EU-Commission Vice President for Financial Services), openly stated the EU’s ambition to lead the way in global crypto-regulation. The MiCA could prove to be a critical piece towards that goal and attract crypto talent, companies, and investments from around the world. With technologies such as Cloud Computing or Artificial Intelligence being by now out of the EU’s reach in the global competition, could the EU become a globally leading vanguard in the blockchain space?
MiCA’s success largely depends on many open questions and some key criticisms of the proposal that still need to be addressed or rather changed in the legislative procedure. From my point of view, apart from numerous minor technical and judicial criticisms on single articles and wordings, the major concerns come down to three key areas.
The regulation of utility tokens and the question of technology neutrality. Utility Tokens are defined in MiCA (art. 3 (5)) as a “type of crypto-asset which is intended to provide digital access to a good or service, available on DLT, and is only accepted by the issuer of that token”. The scope of this definition clearly includes non-financial types of assets, for example DLT-based mobility vouchers. Currently, voucher-like assets such as frequent flyer miles or Ebay vouchers do not fall under EU financial regulation (see EU directive 2016/1065). Hence, in order to ensure a technology-neutral policy approach, they shouldn’t be included in the scope of MiCA either, only because they are based on DLT. The commission should reconsider the scope of the regulation here, otherwise that could prevent a lot of interesting non-financial blockchain use cases in the real economy due to regulatory hurdles (whitepaper, etc.), compliance costs, and tax reasons.
The regulation of Decentralized Finance (DeFi) and decentralized token issuances. The issuance of a crypto-asset in the EU requires, amongst others, the publication of a white paper and notification to a supervisory authority and the establishment of a legal entity in the EU. DeFi token projects such as Uniswap, Compound, or Maker could clearly never comply with these standards. While they might benefit from the grandfathering clause (crypto-assets issued before the entry into force of MiCA will not need to comply, with the exception of ART, and EMT), future DeFi tokens will not. And as a result of their incapacity to comply due to their decentralized nature, crypto trading platforms under MiCA won’t be allowed to list them any longer. Obviously, this would also be true for all well-known crypto-currencies such as Bitcoin, Ether, Litecoin, etc., if—hypothetically—they were to be issued after MiCA’s entry into force.
The DeFi ecosystem is a – if not the – crucial driver of innovation in the crypto space. If the EU wants to enable a thriving EU crypto market and EU crypto-asset service providers to be competitive, it clearly shouldn’t put an end to the legality of future DeFi tokens and projects. Nevertheless, this whole concern depends on the definition and interpretation of an “issuer of crypto-assets” who according to MiCA (art. 3 (6)) is “a legal person who offers to the public any type of crypto-asset […].” The EU Commission or the EU financial supervisory authorities should clarify that decentralized projects don’t fall under the definition of a “legal person” and should thus be exempted from the aforementioned regulatory obligations.
Obviously, the difficulty will be the definition and operationalization of “decentralization” criteria. Once established, on the other hand, it would not only provide clarity with regards to decentralized token issuances, but also to decentralized financial services such as decentralized exchange, borrowing, lending etc. and their applicability within MiCA. Otherwise, projects like Uniswap, Compound, Aave and others are doomed to a long-term regulatory gray area.
The regulation and effective banning of stablecoins in the EU. The MiCA proposes almost insurmountable challenges for stablecoins. As one example, issuers of e-money-tokens (EMT) must be authorized as a credit institution or an e-money institution and comply with e-money-institutional requirements, separate from the newly introduced EMT-specific requirements regarding a necessary white paper authorization, redemption rights, operational obligations etc.
Plus, under MiCA’s thresholds, most of the relevant stablecoins on the market (Tether, USDC, Dai, etc.) would currently count as “significant”, since they easily exceed one billion market capitalization and/or 100 million daily trading volume. That means that they would need to meet additional obligations, e.g., own capital funds of at least 3% of the average amount of the reserve assets (art. 41 (4)). Tether, for example, with currently approximately 25 billion US Dollars backing its stablecoins, would have to hold at least 750 million(!) of own funds.
The issuance of stablecoins is, in most cases, not a very profitable undertaking. But even without this knowledge, it seems quite clear that no issuer of the most used stablecoins on the market will be able and willing to comply with all those obligations and apply for EU licences. That means, however, that they can’t be listed on EU trading platforms, a heavy locational disadvantage for EU trading platforms. Of the 30 trading pairs with the highest trading volumes of the biggest crypto trading platform Binance, 26 include a stablecoin. Over half of all Bitcoin trades are effectuated with Tether alone. This effective banning of basically all relevant stablecoins for EU crypto asset service providers would hence not only radically limit the competitiveness of EU-regulated companies, but presumably drive many EU consumers towards non-EU regulated foreign exchanges, thereby largely thwarting the EU’s goal of better consumer protection.
My understanding of the harsh stablecoins regulations, which cover a big part of the MiCA proposal, is that the EU stakeholders’ fear of the economic and monetary implications of the Diem project made them abandon their otherwise reasonable and proportional approach towards crypto and set a sign of political strength. This becomes even clearer when considering that the EU openly accepts to create an overlapping regulatory framework for e-money-tokens, where both the E-Money-Directive and the MiCA apply. For all other crypto-assets including security tokens, where only MiFID II applies, a clear and unique regulatory handling was the explicit goal. Without further changes—namely lower and more proportionate requirements and, for example, changes to the definition of “algorithmic” stablecoins so that it could at least apply to the DAI-stablecoin (“algorithmic” stablecoins do not fall under the definitions of EMT & ART and would therefore benefit from the grandfathering clause and lower requirements)—the MiCA will basically suppress stablecoins and damage EU companies as well as customers.
More generally speaking, the MiCA will only prove a success if the requirements for startups are not set too high. The EU commission’s impact assessment of the proposal currently estimates 35000-75000 EUR one-off costs for the whitepaper, 2.8-16.5 EUR million one-off compliance costs for unregulated entities, plus 2.2-24 million recurrent compliance costs (capital reserves, reporting, IT-security, governance, etc.). These financial and administrative burdens could prove insurmountable for some of the younger market participants.
There is a fine line between global locational advantage through clear regulatory rules and the outward migration of innovative companies due to too high requirements. During the ongoing feedback process, the EU Commission should be particularly attentive towards the needs of younger market participants in order to ensure the viability of the startup ecosystem that propelled this whole crypto industry in the first place.
It is hard to guess the date when the MiCA will be adopted and come into force, especially considering the upcoming legislative process in the EU Parliament and the Council of the EU, as well as the foreseen transition period of 18 months. Based on estimations from EU regulators and comparisons with other EU-regulations in the financial sector, we will probably have to wait between two to four years from now until the rules apply.
The discussion on crypto-asset regulation has transformed from a nerdy, niche discussion to a priority agenda item in the highest political institutions and levels in Europe. As one example, I recently had the honor of moderating a fireside chat on crypto regulation between German State Secretary Dr. Jörg Kukies and EU Commission Director Marcel Haag (an archived version of the event is available here). Also, the crypto-industry is now much better organized politically in trade associations and industry representations (INATBA, Bitkom, etc.) and has learned how to engage with political stakeholders and express its interests.
This maturing political ecosystem around crypto assets is what makes me the most confident that suitable solutions for the major concerns raised here will be found and that the great potential of the comprehensive MiCA proposal will be realized. Put into crypto-terminology: I am bullish about the European crypto industry and, more generally, a growing European mainstream adoption of crypto thanks to MiCA.
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What is a “Separate Person” For Payment Limitation Purposes?
By Roger A. McEowen
How a farming operation is structured influences eligibility for federal farm program payment limitations and the amount of payments that can be received. The rules can become complex in their application, but a basic point should not be missed – each “separate person” is entitled to a payment limit. But, what does that mean? How is that term defined? How does the structure of the farming operation impact separate person status?
Those are all important questions when it comes to payment limitation planning, and a recent case from Montana illustrates why proper structuring matters in the realm of payment limitation planning. That’s the focus of today’s post.
Payment Limitation Basics
Monetary limits. For payment limitation and eligibility purposes, a "person" is separately entitled to receive payments up to the applicable limit. Under the 2014 Farm Bill, the total amount of payments received, directly and indirectly, by a person or legal entity (except joint ventures or general partnerships) for Price Loss Coverage (PLC) Agricultural Risk Coverage (ARC), marketing loan gains, and loan deficiency payments (other than for peanuts), may not exceed $125,000 per crop year. A person or legal entity that receives payments for peanuts has a separate $125,000 payment limitation ($250,000 for married persons). Cotton transition payments are limited to $40,000 per year. For the livestock disaster programs, a total $125,000 annual limitation applies for payments under the Livestock Indemnity Program, the Livestock Forage Program, and the Emergency Assistance for Livestock, Honey Bees and Farm-Raised Fish program. A separate $125,000 annual limitation applies to payments under the Tree Assistance Program.
What (or who) is a “person”? "Persons" may be individuals, corporations, limited liability companies, and certain other business organizations (such as trusts, estates, charitable organizations, and states and their agencies), but general partnerships, joint ventures, and similar “joint operations” may not be "persons." Notice the difference. Individuals, along with entities that limit liability, can be a separate person entitled to a payment limit. But, other business structures that don’t limit liability are not a separate person for payment limitation purposes. Let me restate that a different way to drive the key point home - C corporations, S corporations and Limited Liability Companies (i.e., any type of entity that limits liability) all have one payment limitation. The Farm Service Agency (FSA) then implements the direct attribution rule down to the shareholders/members to the fourth level for each of the respective entities. Thus, the entity has a limitation, and then each member has a limitation. If benefits are sought in the name of an entity and there are four shareholders or members of the entity, for example, there is a single payment limit.
However, general partnerships, joint ventures, cooperative marketing associations, and other entities that don’t limit liability are not eligible for "person" status.
Note: The definition of “person” is contained at 7 C.F.R. §1400.3
As a general rule, for farming operations other than those that are small, general partnerships and joint ventures are more advantageous for payment limitation and eligibility purposes than corporations, limited liability companies, and limited partnerships. Why? While a corporation, limited liability company, or limited partnership will be only one "person" irrespective of the number of its shareholders or members, each of the partnership's or joint venture’s members may be a separate "person" (unless there is a “combination” of “persons” under one of the so-called “combination rules”). Therefore, more "persons" are potentially available to a farming operation conducted by an entity that doesn’t limit liability than farming is a farming operation conducted by an entity that does limit liability. But, of course, with no limitation on liability comes joint and several liability. Farmers will generally not be comfortable with that, but it can be addressed by having the general partnership farming operation consist of single-member limited liability companies (or other types of limited liability structures) in lieu of individuals.
“Separate and distinct” requirement. Each “separate person" must have a "separate and distinct" economic investment in the farming operation. That is measured by a three-part test.
* Each separate person must have a separate and distinct interest in the land or the crop involved;
* Each separate person must exercise separate responsibility for the separate interest; and
* Each separate person must maintain funds or accounts separate from that of any other individual or entity for that interest.
Note: General partnerships and joint ventures may satisfy these requirements on behalf of their members.
Farmers and farm families sometimes jointly purchase inputs or exchange equipment or services. That is permissible under the rules, but farming operations that are separate have to stay that way – separate and distinct. Thus, it is important to make sure that transactions are done at arm’s-length and a paper trail is created that clearly shows that separate farming operations are, indeed, separate and that each one meets all of the applicable requirements. Care should be taken to avoid a USDA argument that there is a commingling of funds between farming operations. Promptly paying for joint purchases is a good idea, as is making sure any equipment exchanges are equivalent. The idea is to avoid the appearance that one farming operation is responsible for what another farming operation is doing.
In addition, to be a “separate person,” that “person” must “[m]aintain funds or accounts separate from that of any other individual or entity for such interest [in the land or crop involved].” This requirement is a prohibition against commingling of funds. It is not a bar on “financing.” The rules on financing are probably a topic for another blog post. In general, financing restrictions are in the payment limitation and payment eligibility rules as part of the definitions of “capital,” “equipment,” and “land” and apply to “actively engaged in farming” determinations, not “person” determinations.
Recent Case
In a recent case involving a Montana farming operation, Harmon v. United States Department of Agriculture, No. 14-35228, 2016 U.S. App. LEXIS 23105 (9th Cir. Dec. 22, 2016), the plaintiff received federal farm program payments from 2005 through 2008. The USDA determined that the plaintiff was not a separate “person” from his LLC which also received farm program payments for the same years. As a result, the USDA required the plaintiff to refund to the government the payments that he had received. The plaintiff exhausted his administrative remedies with the USDA to no avail, and the trial court upheld the USDA’s determination on summary judgment.
On appeal, the appellate court affirmed. The court noted that the plaintiff was required to show that he was “actively engaged in farming” and that he was a “separate person” from the LLC because the definition of “person” applied to all of part 1400 of the Code of Federal Regulations (C.F.R.) which contains the “separate person” rules and, consequently, the USDA’s interpretation of its own regulation defining “person” for payment limitation purposes that is set forth in 7 C.F.R. §1400.3 was consistent with the regulation and not plainly erroneous. The court also determined that substantial evidence supported the conclusion that the plaintiff was not a separate person from his LLC due to many unexplained transfers or loans between the plaintiff and the LLC without accompanying documentation. That suggested a commingling of funds, as did the making of operating loans back and forth between the plaintiff and the LLC. As such, the appellate court believed it was not possible to determine the true assets and liabilities of either the plaintiff or the LLC.
The appellate court also believed that the plaintiff had not made a good faith effort to comply with the per-person payment limitations, was not a separate person from the LLC and was entitled to only one payment limit instead of two. Also, the finality rule which makes a determination by a state or county FSA final and binding 90 days from the date an application for benefits was filed did not bar the FSA from evaluating the plaintiff’s program eligibility because the determination was based on misrepresentations that the plaintiff should have known were erroneous. On the application, the plaintiff had represented that he provided all of the capital and labor on his farm and didn’t receive any operating loans from related entities. In addition, while the decision of the Director of the USDA National Appeals Division did not meet the 30-day deadline, it was not void because the statute at issue (7 U.S.C. §6998(b)(2)) contains no remedy for failure to comply.
A key problem with the Montana farming operation was its structure. The LLC was a “person” under the rules, so the individual had to meet the tests for being a “separate person” from the LLC. He couldn’t do that with the result that only a single payment limitation applied. A better approach would have been to set the farming operation up as a general partnership. The general partnership would not have qualified as a “separate person,” but the individual farmer could have as a single-member LLC. That still would have resulted in one payment limitation, but additional family members could have been added as members with each having their own single-member LLC. That structure might also help address problems with commingling of funds with the operating entity.
In any event a professional that understands the rules can help to create a structure that can result in compliance with the rules and keep the farming operation from becoming tangled in needless litigation. That’s particularly the case for medium and larger-sized farming operations where the payment limit is in play.
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Why Cant I Stay Hard – The Truth Exposed
Erectile Dysfunction (ED) is a typical problem that numerous men deal with. It can be caused by a range of problems, including nerve system issues, arterial hardening, and depression.
The most common treatment for this condition is to use a male enhancement drug, such as Viagra. Nevertheless, there are numerous other treatment options, such as acupuncture, which have been known to be extremely effective.
Erectile dysfunction, or ED, is a typical problem that affects millions of men. It can be a sign of other health issues, such as cardiovascular disease, or it can be simply a result of typical aging. In either case, treatment is available to help relieve the problem.
An excellent first step is to visit a medical care doctor. They can evaluate for cardiovascular risk factors, such as smoking cigarettes and high blood pressure. If erectile dysfunction is found, treatment will concentrate on improving circulatory health.
Men should likewise speak to their urologist. They can prescribe medication to enhance blood circulation to the penis. Additionally, they might recommend customized testing. Some men will be candidates for surgical treatment.
The most typical reason for erectile dysfunction is vascular illness. This is when the arteries that provide blood to the penis become stopped up, resulting in decreased blood circulation. Other causes include diabetes, obesity, and high blood pressure.
Certain medications and physical factors can likewise reduce the amount of blood flowing to the penis. Exercise is an excellent method to increase blood circulation. Tension can also contribute in reducing blood circulation.
Other problems connected to erections can be brought on by atherosclerosis, which is the buildup of plaque. Plaque is a cellular waste which contains cholesterol and fibrin, which can clog the arteries. Signs include increased high blood pressure and the development of atherosclerosis.
While there are numerous factors to think about, erectile dysfunction is an early warning sign of more serious health issue Treatment focuses on improving a man’s circulatory system, in addition to his sex function.
Taking a detailed approach to vascular health will be a lifesaver for ED patients. Recognizing and dealing with the issue prior to it becomes worse can lower the probability of heart attack, stroke, and other vascular occasions.
There are many neurological conditions that can cause erectile dysfunction. These issues may be activated by injury or illness. Much of these conditions are persistent. As a result, a guy’s sexual function may be affected for a prolonged period.
Neurological sexual dysfunction can have a devastating effect on a guy’s quality of life. Some causes of impotence are relatively well comprehended, while others stay more mysterious. Luckily, advances in molecular biology have helped scientists better understand the pathophysiology of erectile dysfunction.
Neurogenic sexual dysfunction can be triggered by disorders of the main or peripheral nervous system. It is very important to comprehend the distinctions in between these disorders. Despite the cause, a guy with neurogenic erectile dysfunction is at a higher threat of using illegal drugs and experiencing a lower self-confidence.
Whether or not a man has erectile dysfunction, he can take steps to improve his sexual health. He can ask his doctor about a prospective sexual issue, which can help spot a serious health condition before it reaches an advanced stage.
Erectile dysfunction can be a sign of a variety of medical conditions, consisting of spinal cord injury, diabetes mellitus, numerous sclerosis, and Parkinson’s illness. Men with these conditions might experience decreased feeling, increased tiredness, and difficulties achieving orgasms.
Men with these conditions can go through nerve-sparing procedures to bring back erectile function. The treatment usually takes a couple of months to a year.
Erectile dysfunction can likewise be a sign of a more serious condition, such as cancer. Treatments can consist of chemotherapy or radiation. Medical professionals can identify a client’s condition by taking a look at a guy’s sexual history. This history can discriminate between an erection and a lack of erection.
Arterial hardening of the arteries causes erectile dysfunction, a condition where men experience trouble getting or preserving an erection. This is particularly common in older men, along with those with diabetes or high cholesterol. It is a threat aspect for cardiac arrest, stroke and cardiovascular disease.
The majority of erectile dysfunction cases are triggered by clogged arteries. A few of the most apparent signs of artery clog consist of a reduced erection time, reduced rigidness throughout erection, a slower rate of erection formation and an absence of spontaneity throughout sexual stimulation.
Erectile dysfunction is a warning sign that you have peripheral artery disease or atherosclerosis. If left untreated, PAD can cause leg discomfort, non-healing sores, and amputation. A diagnosis of ED can also anticipate the beginning of coronary artery illness.
Men with ED who have a family history of cardiovascular diseases are at greater risk for cardiovascular issues. They must have a screening test for PAD and coronary artery disease. An ankle-brachial index test can be performed to determine whether an individual has peripheral artery disease.
Roughly 50 percent of men in between the ages of 40 and 70 will experience erectile dysfunction. In fact, erectile dysfunction is one of the most widespread conditions in this age.
One reason that erectile dysfunction is a warning sign of vascular disease is that a buildup of cholesterol in the arteries makes it harder for blood to flow through. High cholesterol levels can also increase the risk of a cardiac arrest. Whether or not you have a family history of heart disease, it is a great concept to have your cholesterol examined frequently.
A recent study conducted in Australia discovered that ED was more typical in men with a heart disease than in those without. Researchers concluded that erectile dysfunction is a harbinger of CVD.
Diabetes and erectile dysfunction are two conditions that can affect men of any ages. Erectile dysfunction is a condition in which the man can not accomplish and maintain an erection for sex. It is a typical complication of diabetes.
Erectile dysfunction can be brought on by a number of different factors. A few of these aspects include psychological concerns, medications, and chronic diseases. Others may be an outcome of hypertension or heart disease. Nevertheless, erectile dysfunction related to diabetes is frequently treated with an integrated method to health management.
High blood sugar levels can harm the arteries and nerves of the penis. These problems can cause a loss of venous circulation, which avoids the corpora cavernosa from broadening.
Men with diabetes also tend to have a reduced sex drive. In fact, a current research study discovered that males with type 2 diabetes had an increased danger of erectile dysfunction. A reduction in the amount of nitric oxide produced by the body can likewise be a contributing factor to erectile dysfunction.
In addition to the above-mentioned factors, diabetes and erectile dysfunction can also be linked to a variety of other conditions. For instance, high blood pressure and heart problem can increase the dangers of ED.
Other possible factors that add to erectile dysfunction include stress and stress and anxiety. Exercise and a healthy diet plan have been revealed to enhance erectile function. If you have an issue with erectile dysfunction, consult your doctor to find out if you have any other health conditions.
There are lots of treatments for erectile dysfunction. These include medication and diet plan. Increasing testosterone levels can also be practical.
Getting enough sleep, remaining calm, and preventing stress are also advised. Stress can cause an erection to aggravate, so taking a while for relaxation and psychological rest is essential.
When a person struggles with erectile dysfunction, they frequently have sensations of embarrassment or perhaps disappointment. This is because of a mix of physical and mental elements. If you are experiencing erectile dysfunction, it is very important to look for aid as soon as possible.
Numerous men with ED experience some level of depressive affect. In fact, a current study published in the Journal of Sexual Medicine revealed a link in between anxiety and erectile dysfunction.
There are a range of ways to treat depression, including medication, psychotherapy, and natural remedies. These approaches can help you return on your feet.
Anxiety and erectile dysfunction are related in the sense that an individual with depression may not have a lot of energy. Not having enough energy is a common reason for poor erections.
Some medications can also have an unfavorable impact on sexual function. It’s crucial to talk about all of your alternatives with your doctor prior to beginning any brand-new medication.
A thorough method to treatment can help you attain ideal erections and total wellness. Your GP will have the ability to advise treatments.
While there is nobody test to diagnose anxiety, there are some patterns to try to find. An erection is a result of the brain chemical dopamine being released. The higher the levels of serotonin available, the less dopamine is required to produce an erection.
Another fascinating symptom to look for is hypogonadism. The hormonal agent testosterone plays a considerable function in sexual efficiency. Clients with hypogonadism are more likely to have an erectile disorder.
In general, erectile dysfunction is not caused by age. Nevertheless, the signs of anxiety may be related to age.
In addition, there are a range of medical conditions that can cause erectile dysfunction. Seizure disorders, neurodegenerative illness, and posttraumatic stress disorder are all associated with increased rates of anxiety.
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Quantifying Brazil’s Economically Inactive Citizens
Brazil boasts of a population of nearly 208 million people of which it is estimated that 90.2 million are economically active. This is an important aspect of economics and population to consider, as there yet remains those in less developed areas that survive on subsistence farming and more traditional forms of self-sustenance beyond the unemployed….
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Is Homeownership Still Considered Part of the American Dream?
Home » Blog » Is Homeownership Still Considered Part of the American Dream?
Post published:31 March, 2021
Post category:Buying Myths / Demographics / First Time Home Buyers / For Buyers / Millennials
Since the birth of our nation, homeownership has always been considered a major piece of the American Dream. As Frederick Peters reports in Forbes:
“The idea of a place of one’s own drives the American story. We became a nation out of a desire to slip the bonds of Europe, which was still in many respects a collection of feudal societies. Old rich families, or the church, owned all the land and, with few exceptions, everyone else was a tenant. The magic of America lay not only in its sense of opportunity, but also in the belief that life could in every way be shaped by the individual. People traveled here not just for religious freedom, but because in America anything seemed possible.”
Additionally, a research paper released just prior to the shelter-in-place orders issued last year concludes:
“Homeownership is undeniably the cornerstone of the American Dream, and is inseparable from our national ethos that, through hard work, every American should have opportunities for prosperity and success. It is the stability and wealth creation that homeownership provides that represents the primary mechanism through which many American families are able to achieve upward socioeconomic mobility and greater opportunities for their children.”
Has the past year changed the American view on homeownership?
Definitely not. A survey of prospective homebuyers released by realtor.com last week reveals that becoming a homeowner is still the main reason this year’s first-time homebuyers want to purchase a home. When asked why they want to buy, three of the top four responses center on the financial benefits of owning a home. The top four reasons for buying are:
59% – “I want to be a homeowner”
33% – “I want to live in a space that I can invest in improving”
31% – “I need more space”
22% – “I want to build equity”
Millennials believe most strongly in homeownership.
The survey also reports that 62% of millennials say a desire to be a homeowner is the main reason they’re buying a home. This contradicts the thinking of some experts who had believed millennials were going to be the first “renter generation” in our nation’s history.
While reporting on the survey, George Ratiu, Senior Economist at realtor.com, said:
“Americans, even millennials who many thought would never buy, have a strong preference for homeownership for the same reasons many generations before them have — to invest in a place of their own and in their communities, and to build a solid financial foundation for themselves and their families.”
Odeta Kushi, Deputy Chief Economist for First American, also addresses millennial homeownership:
“Millennials have delayed marriage and having children in favor of investing in education, pushing marriage and family formation to their early-to-mid thirties, compared with previous generations, who primarily made these lifestyle choices in their twenties…Delayed lifestyle choices delay the desire for homeownership.”
Kushi goes on to explain:
“As more millennials get married and form families, millennials remain poised to transform the housing market. In fact, the housing market is already experiencing the earliest gusts of the tailwind.”
As it always has been and very likely always will be, homeownership continues to be a major component in every generation’s pursuit of the American Dream.
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Helen Roth
Helen Roth, 102, passed away peacefully at Silver Oak Nursing Center, Marion, Iowa, on Thursday, Aug. 11, 2022.
A visitation will be held at the Cedar Memorial Park Chapel of Memories on Friday, Aug. 19, 2022, from 9 to 11 a.m., followed by the memorial service.
Helen was born March 21, 1920, in Marion, Iowa, a daughter of Charles and Ethel (Reynolds) Daws, and on Nov. 20, 1937, she married Kenneth Roth in Omaha. Helen lived her entire life in Marion, and spent her first 90 years residing in the house in which she was born.
Helen was a devoted wife of 68 years, the greatest mother a child could ask for, and a great friend to many, especially her neighbors. Most of all, she loved and adored her grandchildren. Her kind and sweet soul, along with her timid giggle, will be dearly missed by all.
Preceding Helen in death were her parents; husband; son, Billy; and siblings, Harley, Harmie and Charles.
Survivors include sons, Steve (Mary) of Omaha and Jim (Debby) of Marion; grandsons, Joe (Maura) of Roswell, Ga., and Phillip (Kayla) of Williamsburg; granddaughter, Carly Roth (Justin Wert) of Omaha; great-grandchildren, Addison and Presley of Roswell and Jaylen and Sadie of Williamsburg; along with numerous nieces and nephews.
Memorial contributions may be made in Helen’s name to a charity of one’s choice.
Bernadine Hervey
Veronica Terry
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“Sometimes it goes well, sometimes it doesn’t” The 16-year-old perspective, Yang Hyo-jin’s view of the game
On the 11th, Hyundai E&C beat Heungkuk Life Insurance to a set score of 3- 2 (30-28, 25-20, 16-25, 21-25, 15-11).
Yang Hyo-jin scored a total of 21 points (attack success rate 56.67%) that day, the highest score in the team. We need to create a final blow that changes the atmosphere of the current team where Yasmin is absent. Yang Hyo-jin showed off her main skill this time as well. In addition to the deadly fast attack that sneakily invaded the opponent’s court, blocking called the ‘Wall of Wailing’ blocked the opponent’s way.
On this day, Yang Hyo-jin recorded 4 points and 10 effective blocks in 22 blocking attempts. Lee Da-hyun, who is called the ‘Twin Tower’, made 6 points and 15 effective blocks in 34 blocking attempts.
The match against Heungkuk Life Insurance on this day recorded a whopping 159 minutes. It was a bloody battle where the regular season’s No. 1 spot was at stake, but as much pride as the championship match.
Yang Hyo-jin, who visited the interview room after the game, commented, “Today’s match was tense up to the 5th set. The opponent was a very strong team, so it seems that the players persevered with each other worked well.”
Heungkuk Life Insurance faced off with a powerful serve that shook the opponent’s receive. It is an attack that cannot be prevented. I asked if there was anything special prepared for this. However, Yang Hyo-jin shook her head.
He said, “When I think of it, I have been a pro for 16 years, and there are always times when the game is blocked, and there are times when it goes well.” If it doesn’t work, let’s do it again next time, I think it went well.”
Regarding Yasmin’s vacancy, which handles a big ‘one shot’ in a necessary situation, Yang Hyo-jin said, “Isn’t (Hwang) Yeon-joo doing well?” It’s a situation where they come in and demonstrate good teamwork. Yasmin is a player who handles such a big attack, but it’s hard to say good or bad about that. I like the fact that the players do well in any difficult situation.”
He, too, is aware of the atmosphere of Heungkuk Life Insurance, which his close friend Kim Yeon-kyung is in. Opponent team Heungkuk Life Insurance suddenly lost the command tower on the 2nd due to the excommunication of former manager Kwon Soon-chan. Now that even former head coach Lee Young-soo has disappeared, coach Kim Dae-kyung, who is three years younger than Libero Kim Hae-ran, will serve as acting manager.
Yang Hyo-jin cautiously said, “Actually, it’s the opposing team, but honestly, since the coach suddenly isn’t there during the season, I don’t think there’s a good atmosphere within the team. It doesn’t seem like a good atmosphere.”
Hyundai E&C plans to face KGC Ginseng Corporation at the Suwon Indoor Gymnasium on the 14th (Sat) after taking a break for two days. 바카라사이트
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Signature Bank closed by state regulators
Posted Monday, March 13, 2023 5:43 pm
New York state regulators closed Signature Bank, above the Woodmere location, as part of the same federal action that shut down Silicon Valley Bank in California.
By Jeff Bessen
Signature Bank, which has 40 branches across the country including one in Woodmere and one in Rockville Centre, was closed by state regulators as part of the same federal action that closed Silicon Valley Bank in California.
Officials said that depositors of both banks had full access to their money on March 13. Taxpayers will not shoulder the burden for these financials losses, officials added. Signature, founded in 2001, is the third largest failure in U.S. banking history.
“Shareholders and certain unsecured debtholders will not be protected,” federal officials stated in a March 12 news release. “Senior management has also been removed. Any losses to the Deposit Insurance Fund to support uninsured depositors will be recovered by a special assessment on banks as required by law.”
The Federal Reserve Board said it will make additional money available to what the board called “eligible depository institutions” to help ensure that those banks can meet their depositors needs.
New York Gov. Kathy Hochul said that she and Adrienne Harris, superintendent of the state’s Department of Financial Services, have been partnering with federal officials to help stabilize the banking sector and protect the money of New Yorkers.
“… I hope that these actions will provide increased confidence in the stability of our banking system,” Hochul said in a statement, adding that she appreciated the actions taken by federal regulators. “Many depositors at these banks are small businesses, including those driving the innovation economy, and their success is key to New York’s robust economy.”
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Ron Fein, John Bonifaz, and Ben Clements
Ron Fein, Legal Director for Free Speech For People, is a constitutional lawyer who previously served as Assistant Regional Counsel in the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, where he received the National Gold Medal for Exceptional Service. He appears regularly on television and in the op-ed pages of the Washington Post, commenting on constitutional matters.
John Bonifaz is the co-Founder and President of Free Speech For People. He previously served as the Executive Director and General Counsel of the National Voting Rights Institute, and as the Legal Director of Voter Action, a national election integrity organization. A distinguished attorney, he has been at the forefront of key voting rights battles across the country for more than two decades, and is a winner of a MacArthur Foundation Fellowship Award.
Ben Clements is the Chair of the Board of Directors of Free Speech For People and Chair of its Legal Committee. He is also a founding partner of the Boston law firm, Clements & Pineault, LLP. His clients have included state and federal governments, candidates for state and federal office, senior public officials, large corporations, and small businesses. He is a former federal prosecutor and former Chief Legal Counsel to Massachusetts Governor Deval Patrick.
The Case for Impeaching Donald Trump (Part 6)
Advocating Illegal Violence and Undermining Equal Protection of the Laws
August 22, 2018 By Ron Fein, John Bonifaz, and Ben Clements
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Livermore Valley Arts
Contact: Ruth Egherman (925) 583-2306
[email protected]
Livermore Valley Arts Announces Exciting 2023 Summer Season &
A Pop Rock Music Legend at The Bankhead
Livermore, CA – (February 9, 2023) –
Livermore Valley Arts is thrilled to announce its bustling 2023 summer season in Downtown Livermore, as well as a star treat before the warmer months! Kicking off the summer party, The Bankhead is excited to welcome female heavy hitters of comedy Paula Poundstone making a welcome return visit to Livermore on June 10 and “the funniest woman in the world” (Judd Apatow) Maria Bamford on July 21. The girl power this summer continues, this time with music, as acclaimed pianist and composer Keiko Matsui and “five women who know their way around a bandstand” Mustangs of the West also make triumphant return visits to The Bankhead, on August 4 and August 19 respectively. Capping off all these fabulous performances will be an event for the family, as ‘America’s Favorite Mystifier’ and America’s Got Talent Finalist Mike Super will bring all the Magic and Illusion on August 25. As if this stellar lineup wasn’t enough, LVA is also elated to announce an absolute music icon as an addition for this spring, before the summer season opens: one-half of the best-selling duo of all time, Hall & Oates, as well as an accomplished solo artist, the John Oates, will be rocking The Bankhead on April 14 in an acoustic set. Rounding out the spring and summer, Courtyard Concerts will also be returning, helping to kick off Tri-Valley weekends with a toast and some cool music in the stunning Madden Courtyard at The Bankhead. All of these exciting performances will be at the beautiful Bankhead Theater in Downtown Livermore. Tickets to John Oates, the 2023 Summer Season, and the 2023 Courtyard Concert Series will be on sale to members only beginning February 9 and on sale to the general public beginning February 16, 2023.
Kicking off summer 2023 at The Bankhead will be the side-splitting comic genius herself, Paula Poundstone, known for her smart, observational humor and spontaneous wit that has become the stuff of legend. Paula can be heard weekly as the host of the comedy podcast Nobody Listens to Paula Poundstone, and as a regular panelist on NPR’s comedy news quiz Wait Wait…Don’t Tell Me! Also an author, Poundstone’s second book, The Totally Unscientific Study Of The Search For Human Happiness (Algonquin 2017) was one of eight semi-finalists for The Thurber Prize for American Humor, the highest recognition of the art of humor writing in the United States. The audiobook was one of five finalists for the Audio Book of the Year AUDIE award. Groundbreaking in so many ways, Paula was the first female comic, in its then 73rd year, to perform at the White House Correspondents dinner. She was the first female standup, in its then 5th year, to win the ACE award for Best Comedy Special on Cable television. She is recognized in innumerable lists, documentaries, and literary compendiums noting influential standup comedians of our time, and The Bankhead cannot wait to welcome her back with open arms to crack up the Tri-Valley on June 10.
The next month on July 21, The Bankhead will be presenting another force of female comedy, Maria Bamford, who Stephen Colbert called his “favorite comedian on earth” and Judd Apatow said is “the funniest woman in the world.” Maria is the first female comic to have two half-hour “Comedy Central Presents” specials, as well as two well-received specials on Netflix called “The Special Special Special” and “Old Baby.” Awarded Best Club Comic at the American Comedy Awards and Breakout Comedy Star at the Montreal Comedy Festival, her critically acclaimed work includes her web series “The Maria Bamford Show” (featured at MOMA NY), “Ask My Mom” (recommended by The New Yorker), and her Netflix series “Lady Dynamite” (2 seasons). Beyond the screen, Maria’s writing has been featured in The New York Times, LA Weekly, and The Onion. She has 5 hours of stand-up available on iTunes that includes her latest recording “20%.” Maria has contributed comedic voiceovers for such animations as Netflix’s “Big Mouth” and “BoJack Horseman,” Cartoon Network’s “Adventure Time,” PBS’s Emmy-winning series “Word Girl,” Nickelodeon’s “Kung Fu Panda” and “Legend of Korra,” and the international hit “Talking Tom and Friends.” For her mental health advocacy, she’s been presented with The OCD Foundation Illumination Award and featured at the Psychotherapy Networker Symposium, The Chautauqua Institution, and the Saks Institute for Mental Health Law, Policy and Ethics Symposium.
Music kicks off August while the girl power continues, with acclaimed pianist, composer, and humanitarian Keiko Matsui‘s transcendent and haunting melodies, which have made her a worldwide icon in contemporary smooth jazz. Known for her original compositions, Matsui’s music transcends boundaries, creating a unique melting pot of musical influences that have earned her a devout and enthusiastic international audience. A consummate artist freely at home in any musical context, she borrows from such diverse idioms as jazz, classical, rock, blues, and traditional world music to create timeless, passionate, and emotional melodies that speak a universally appealing language. Matsui made her US recording debut with “Drop of Water” in 1987 and was twice named Best Female Smooth Jazz Artist of the Year. Of the 20 albums she has released, seven have appeared in the contemporary jazz Top 10 including “Deep Blue,” which reached number one in 2001 and topped Billboard’s Contemporary Jazz charts for three consecutive weeks, making her the first Japanese artist to achieve this honor. Additionally, “Dream Walk” (1996) remained on the Billboard Contemporary Jazz Chart for over 15 months and further cemented her reputation as a force to be reckoned with. Her release “Soul Quest” celebrated her 25th anniversary in the music business and was acclaimed by The Washington Post as “one of her most accomplished and appealing.” Over the years, Matsui has collaborated and shared the stage with numerous musical luminaries, including Stevie Wonder, Miles Davis, and Bob James. This dynamic, creative icon of music is coming back to Livermore on August 4.
A few weeks later on August 19, Mustangs of the West will also be returning to the Tri-Valley. As the poets often say, there is a time for everything and–once again–it is time for the Southern California band Mustangs of the West to make a break for daylight. The all-female quintet first made waves in the burgeoning Los Angeles music scene, starting in the late 1980s. When the Mustangs (as they were known then) appeared, they immediately turned heads and developed an energetic following that tagged them as leaders of a new musical brigade. Now named Mustangs of the West, band members have reunited to take up where they left off in the mid-’90s and make good on their early promise. Original Mustang and lead guitarist Sherry Rayn Barnett is again playing music with lead vocalist/guitarist Suzanna Spring and bassist/vocalist Holly Montgomery, joined by new members Aubrey Richmond (fiddle/vocals) and Suzanne Morissette (drums/percussion/vocals), on their new album TIME, released in 2020. Working with noted producer/engineer Mark Howard (Bob Dylan, Lucinda Williams, Willie Nelson, Emmylou Harris, The Neville Brothers), Mustangs of the West sounds like a band now in the top tier of musicians who can blend a variety of styles into one of their very own. To hear band members talk about their present incarnation is to tune into five women who are dedicated to defining their new destiny with the commitment it takes to share it with the world. Bassist Holly Montgomery feels the new album title is very telling. “We picked TIME as the album title as a way of saying that we are only now coming into our own and sound better than ever before.” As Suzanne Morissette (drums/percussion/vocals) also says “The combination of our different backgrounds makes for a cool blend of styles. It’s one of the band’s greatest strengths.” For Mustangs of the West, this record and reunion is the reward for their belief in what they’d found together. The band had taken a 20-year break and has returned to show themselves stronger, with the thought that it is never too late to be your best, proving again that time really does take care of those who believe.
Right before the school year starts, families are invited to spend some time at The Bankhead with
Mike Super—Magic and Illusion. The only magician in history to win a live magic competition on primetime U.S. network television, Mike Super is the winner of NBC’s hit TV show PHENOMENON, and a top finalist from America’s Got Talent. He’s also appeared on numerous TV shows in the U.S. and abroad, and he has amazed Howie Mandel, Kim Kardashian, Louie Anderson, Howard Stern, Jeffery Katzenberg, Ariana Grande, Tina Fey, Heidi Klum, Nick Cannon, Penn & Teller, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Raven-Symone, Train, Kenny Chesney, and Criss Angel to name but a few! Mike’s ever-growing popularity has garnered him many prestigious awards and honors, and his other accomplishments include being named Entertainer of the Year, Best Performing Artist of the Year, Best Novelty Performer of the Year, and he was voted America’s Favorite Mystifier on PHENOMENON. Despite all of this success, Mike humbly insists it is the loyalty of his fan base that has been most rewarding. His legions of fans call themselves “The Superfreaks” and they number in the millions, with the secret to his success being his natural ability to entertain and fascinate people. He has pioneered a new form of magic with his own inimitable, down-to-earth style and personality, bringing the art of magic back to the people; he transcends the “trick” and connects personally with his audience on a level they can relate to. Whether it’s through television, stage, or simply one-on-one, Mike Super’s personality and humor reach out and enchant the public both young and old, making him one of the most sought-after mystifiers in the world. Mike has astonished millions including theatergoers, Disney audiences, military families, and the Hollywood elite, and The Bankhead is enthused to bring him to the Tri-Valley to delight our community right in their backyard on August 25.
Before the official summer party, The Bankhead is elated to announce a pre-summer concert that is truly icon status. John Oates is one-half of the best-selling duo of all time, Hall & Oates, as well as an accomplished solo artist. He is a member of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, The American Songwriters Hall of Fame, and recipient of the prestigious BMI Icon Award, as well as numerous American Music, MTV awards, and multiple Grammy nominations. Since forming his creative partnership with Daryl Hall in the early 1970s, they have gone on to record 21 albums, which have sold over 80 million units, making them the most successful duo in rock history. They have scored 10 number-one records, over 20 Top 40 hits, and have toured the world for decades. Their involvement in the original “Live Aid” concert and the groundbreaking “We Are The World” charity recording have further established them as legendary artists, who have personally and through their music, stood the test of time. Since embarking on a solo career in 1999, John has recorded seven solo albums: Phunk Shui, 100 Miles of Life, Mississippi Mile, The Bluesville Sessions, Good Road To Follow, Arkansas, and most recently, Live from Nashville with the Good Road Band. In addition, his 2017 autobiography Change of Season released by St. Martin’s press became an Amazon best seller. Recently, John and his wife Aimee partnered with the streaming broadcast service NugsTV and co-producer Drive Entertainment Group to create a virtual celebration of stories and songs called “OATES SONG FEST 7908,” inspired by a live series of shows that they created in 2010 at the historic Wheeler Opera House in Aspen, as a free streaming concert with all donations and proceeds going to FEEDINGAMERICA.ORG. The broadcast featured an all-star roster of artists who volunteered their songs and performances to help families without food across the nation and engage us all in the fight to end hunger. In addition to important causes, John continues to tour the world with Daryl Hall, and perform solo as both a musician and public speaker. He also produces, collaborates, and develops new artists and has recently completed a series of songs for the upcoming feature film “Gringa” to be released soon. The Bankhead is ecstatic to bring a music legend of this level to Downtown Livermore on April 14.
Rounding out the spring and summer months, LVA also has a schedule of Courtyard Concerts that will be the perfect place to kick off a Friday Happy Hour with a drink in hand and good music vibes in the beautiful Madden Courtyard at The Bankhead. The lineup includes Michelle Lambert on March 10, The LK Project on Thursday, April 13, Jenny Madrigal on May 12, KNR on June 9, and Matt Finders & Friends on August 11. These 5:30 pm concerts are a great way to enjoy good weather in a relaxed setting, enjoy some local artists and talents from right here in the community, and head into the weekend on a high note. All courtyard concerts are on Fridays unless otherwise noted.
The Bankhead Theater keeps COVID safety protocols in place with enhanced air circulation and no touch ticketing. Proof of vaccination is no longer required for entry at ticketed performances unless noted as part of a contractual obligation with the artist. Tickets for all shows in the 2022-2023 and 2023 Summer Bankhead Presents season are available online, by calling 925-373-6800, or at the box office windows. For a complete list of events, visit livermorearts.org.
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A facility that is properly and adequately equipped to be able to treat all raptors, regardless of size.
A facility that is well organized, with appropriate and adequate, documented processes and procedures, to provide at-a-glance information for all volunteers and staff, including daily check-sheets so current status of all tasks are immediately clear and unambiguous.
A facility that is free from dangers or risks to staff, volunteers, and patients.
A facility that all staff and volunteers are comfortable in and is conducive to our mission, that does not require excessive kneeling, bending, climbing, etc.
A large flight cage capable of supporting flight reconditioning for up to 2 large raptors (such as bald eagles) simultaneously*
Multiple outdoor mews to provide great flexibility and improved recovery times for birds ready to begin that stage of reconditioning or needing larger quarters.
On-site veterinary-ready exam/treatment area, including xrays – we are aware that many veterinarians are personally willing to donate their time in support of our mission, but the facility they are employed by is not willing to donate access to their equipment/facilities. Having such facilities on-site at our facility could open the door to additional support and care on-site on a voluntary basis, as well as improve our response time and capabilities.
To produce educational materials – We have found that there is a great amount of institutional knowledge within the rehab community, and a willingness to share; indeed there are annual symposiums dedicated to sharing such knowledge. However we also observe that there is a lack of online training, videos, etc., that deal with many of the standard topics related to rehabilitation – especially of raptors. We desire, once we have advanced sufficiently in our own knowledge and experience, to meet that need and regularly produce high-quality training and information sharing videos for web-based distribution.
To become a recognized leader within the raptor rehabilitation community, providing research, sharing knowledge, following and establishing best practices, etc.
To develop solutions to common problems and make those solutions available to other rehabbers. This could include providing an online resource page, with links to providers of commonly needed equipment & supplies; this could also include suggestions for obtaining free or greatly reduced cost commonly needed resources, including sample request language for such resources.
To develop software to address unmet needs within the rehabbing community. There exists, today, a few free and paid online solutions to the general needs of rehabbers – most specifically focus on the medical and governmental reporting needs. WRMD is one of the more popular free solutions. There are additional needs that appear to be unmet currently, including tracking of medication needed, frequency, administration (i.e., orally, IV, topical, drops, etc.), location (i.e., left eye, right foot, etc.), and ability to check-off that it has been administered for a given day/time or not.; Tracking of daily activities (i.e., cages that need to be cleaned, wound dressings that need to be changed, etc.), the assignment, and status; daily tracking of feeding requirements (what food type to provide, and how much) and administration, tracking the birds’ weight; and others
Loudoun Valley Raptor Center, Inc. (formerly Maryland Raptor Conservation Center, Inc.) is a 501(c)(3) non-profit charity (Tax ID: 82-1016488) dedicated to the rescue, rehabilitation, and release of injured, sick, or orphaned raptors (birds of prey). All donations are tax deductible to the fullest extent permissible by law.
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SONG DONG
Song Dong (b. 1966, Beijing, China) graduated from the Fine Arts Department of Capital Normal University in 1989. Song Dong emerged from the early Chinese avant-garde art movement and became an important artist with international influence in the development of Chinese contemporary art. He explores the idea of the transience of human behaviour in many fields, including performance, video, installation, sculpture, photography, conceptual painting and curation. He creates and lives with the idea of no boundaries. Song Dong has participated in numerous important international art exhibitions such as Kassel Documenta, Venice Biennale, Sao Paulo Biennale, Gwangju Biennale, Istanbul Biennale, Taipei Biennale, Kochi Biennale, Liverpool Biennale, Moscow Biennale, Guangzhou Triennale,and Yokohama Triennale. He had held large-scale Solo exhibitions in New York Museum of Modern Art, Groningen Museum, Dusseldorf Kunst Hall, Shanghai Rock Bund Art Museum and other places. He has also won the Gwangju Biennale Award, CCAA China Contemporary Art Award Outstanding Contribution Award, AAC Installation Artist of the year, Chinese Contemporary Art Power List Artist of the year. His works have been collected by the Museum of Modern Art in New York, the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the Guggenheim Museum, the Tate Modern, the Pompidou Centre, the M+ Art Museum in Hong Kong, the Ullens Art Foundation and other major museums and art institutions. The artist lives and works in Beijing.
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Tag: Tamzin Outhwaite
NEWS: Tamzin Outhwaite Replaces Janie Dee in The Haunting of Alice Bowles
It has been announced that Janie Dee has had to withdraw from Original Theatre Company’s production based on M.R. James’s short ghost story. Tamzin Outhwaite is set to star as the titular character in this supernatural thriller by Philip Franks, adapted for the first time from the M.R. James chilling short ghost story, The Experiment. This […]
M.R. James, Philip Franks, Tamzin Outhwaite
NEWS: Jamie Lloyd Company Announces Full Casting for The Seagull
The production is the second in the company’s year long season at the Playhouse Theatre . Full casting has been confirmed for Jamie Lloyd’s upcoming production of The Seagull which begins performances at the Playhouse Theatre from the 11th March. Joining the previously announced Emilia Clarke will be: Danny Ashok (Medvedenko), Robert Glenister (Sorin), Tom Rhys Harries (Trigorin), Daniel Monks (Konstantin), Tamzin Outhwaite (Polina), Patrick […]
Anton Chekhov, Emilia Clarke, Jamie Lloyd, Playhouse Theatre, Robert Glenister, Tamzin Outhwaite, The Jamie Lloyd Company
NEWS: Casting Change Announced for Stepping Out
Tamzin Outhwaite has been forced to temporarily withdraw from the production following a stress fracture on her foot. Now in previews at the Vaudeville Theatre, Stepping Out was set to star Tamzin Outhwaite as Mavis but the actress has had to pull out due to injury. She will be replaced temporarily by Anna-Jane Casey, who […]
drama, News, Theatre, Uncategorized
Maria Friedman, Tamzin Outhwaite, Vaudeville Theatre
NEWS: Stepping Out Taps Way to West End in 2017
Appearing at the Vaudeville Theatre from 1st March 2017, Richard Harris’s comedy Stepping Out will make its return in a new production directed by Maria Friedman. Amanda Holden, Angela Griffin, Tracy-Ann Oberman, Tamzin Outhwaite and Nicola Stephenson will star in the new staging of the award winning comedy, which will visit Theatre Royal Bath, Richmond Theatre, Cambridge […]
News, Theatre, Uncategorized
Amanda Holden, Angela Griffin, Maria Friedman, Nicola Stephenson, Richard Harris, Tamzin Outhwaite, Tracy-Ann Oberman, Vaudeville Theatre
Review Roundup… How the Other Half Loves @Theatre Royal Haymarket
Alan Ayckbourn’s tale of matrimonial mishaps is back in London for its first major West End revival. But what have the critics made of it? The Stage:****Mark Shenton wrote: “Strachan directs with precision and his exemplary cast respond with perfect nuance and comic nous.” The Guardian: ****Michael Billington found that: “Theatrical snobs still patronise Alan […]
drama, Theatre, Uncategorized
Alan Ayckbourn, Alan Strachan, Jason Merrells, Jenny Seagrove, Nicholas Le Prevost, Tamzin Outhwaite, Theatre Royal Haymarket
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