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Laugh Out Loud Comedy Club Entertainment, Comedy Up Next: 10th June 2023, 8:00pm Location: Paragon Street, York, YO10 4NT Email: [email protected] Email us Welcome to the Laugh Out Loud Comedy Club, bringing the best live stand-up to York! Each show includes comedians from television shows such as BBC2's Mock The Week, Channel 4's 8 Out of 10 Cats, BBC1's Michael McIntyre's Comedy Roadshow, Have I Got News For You, and Paramount's Live at The Comedy Store and many more. Previously the club has staged the likes of Jason Manford, John Bishop and Sarah Millican before they hit the big time, so come and see more brilliant comedians! Please note that this event takes place in our Fishergate bar and is unreserved seating which is available on a first-come, first-served basis. We’d advise ticket holders to arrive in good time to secure their seats. She Loves York Spencer House Masalacraft

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Home Home Improvement How To Remove A Dresser Drawer That Uses A Center Metal Slide How To Remove A Dresser Drawer That Uses A Center Metal Slide In case you are one of the many people out there looking for how to remove a dresser drawer that uses a metal slide, this article is definitely worth reading. It’s a fact that all types of drawers can be very problematic when it comes to getting them to come off. This is especially the case if the drawers are made from materials such as wood. Read on to find out how to easily take off these types of dressers without causing any damage to the inside or the outside. You need to first know that most of the times, these types of drawers are held in place with the help of nuts and bolts. Once you have loosened up these nuts and bolts, you can easily remove them. To start with, start by removing the bottommost drawer on the unit. It is advisable to first loosen the fasteners located on the bottom before you go to the topmost one. Once you have located the fasteners, unscrew them from their corresponding latches and pull them out. Once you have done so, take the drawer apart. On each side, locate the metal slides and unscrew them from their corresponding latches. After which, slide them out. Now, once you have removed all the slides, you can proceed to dismantling the rest of the dresser drawer. Start by removing all the metal clips attached to the dresser drawers. You can use a set of thin metal scissor to do this job. Once you have successfully removed all the metal clips, you may now undo the dresser drawer and separate it from the rest of the unit. Next, take out all the drawers attached to the same side of the drawer. Unfasten the dresser drawers from its respective side. Once you have unfastened it, you may separate these drawers from the entire unit. If you are facing problems, you may try to take out the drawer all together and then reconnect it with the other side. This would also work well if the drawers are connected by metal clips. Now that the drawer is separated from the rest of the unit, you may proceed to take out the drawer slides. These slides are screwed into the walls and are very hard to remove. However, with some patience and carefulness, you would be able to pry it out. For this task, it is better to have an adjustable wrench or a pair of locking pliers. Lastly, you have to detach the metal slide from the bottom of the dresser drawer. For this purpose, you may either use a pair of locking pliers or an adjustable wrench. Once you have taken out the metal slide, you may twist it out and remove the whole drawers from the unit. However, you should take care not to hurt yourself as the drawers are quite heavy. After removing all the drawers from the dresser drawer unit, you have to check the condition of the dresser drawer slides. With the help of the screw driver and your anti-static wrist strap, you have to locate the screws on the unit which have been concealed by the padding. You have to use the flat head screwdriver for this job. Remove each screw one at a time and then attach the mounting strap to the unit. Reattach the mounting straps and you are done with the job of removing a dresser drawer. Another important step in the task of removing a drawer is to locate the metal slides. The metal slides are screwed into the walls behind the drawer unit and they can be accessed easily through a long screw. However, if the screws are damaged or stripped, you may need to replace them. Also, remember to avoid using too much force as it can cause serious injury. After locating all the slides, you have to pull them out from the drawer. You may either lift them out with the help of the handles or you can use the soft cloth to remove the trapped dirt. If the slides are badly damaged, you can go ahead and replace them. However, in case you have damaged the metal slide, you should remove the damaged ones first and replace it with the new ones. Then you have to pull the drawer back completely and set it aside. Now, you have to install the dresser drawer base unit according to the dimensions provided by the manufacturer. This will ensure proper functioning of the drawers. With this, you can easily replace the drawer slides and start enjoying the beauty and elegance of your beloved dresser units. Previous articleHow To Properly Remove A Stripped Allen Screw Next articleHow to Remove a Nest Thermostat From a Wall In 2021 The Seven Most Practical Home Appliances for Better Living Perfume in 2022 Do It Yourself? Or Call a Pro? The Truth About Carpet Cleaning

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Paul Manafort says “no chance” of a deal with prosecutors as his trial begins Trump’s former campaign manager won’t be cooperating with special counsel Robert Mueller. By Jen Kirby Jul 31, 2018, 11:10am EDT Share All sharing options for: Paul Manafort says “no chance” of a deal with prosecutors as his trial begins Jen Kirby is a senior foreign and national security reporter at Vox, where she covers global instability. Right up until the trial was set to begin, there was rampant speculation over whether Paul Manafort would strike a last-minute plea deal with special counsel Robert Mueller. But as the trial began Tuesday, Manafort attorney Kevin Downing told CBS News there was “no chance” of a deal. For months, Trump’s former campaign manager resisted the pressure to flip and cooperate with prosecutors in the Russia investigation. He faces 18 counts, which include crimes such as bank fraud and false income tax returns. Many of these are “paper crimes,” which means prosecutors only need to prove Manafort filed illegal paperwork and don’t need to prove motive. Many believe the case against him is strong. The trial beginning in Virginia today is the first of two that Manafort will face; the second trial in September in Washington, DC, will cover multiple counts of money laundering, conspiracy, and false statement charges, among others. None of these charges have anything to do with Russian interference in the 2016 election or whether the Trump campaign colluded with the Kremlin. But as Andrew Prokop explained for Vox, Manafort’s trials are very much about pressuring him to cooperate with the Mueller investigation. So far, that strategy has proven unsuccessful. What does Paul Manafort’s lack of cooperation mean? Manafort held out, and jury selection began for his trial on Tuesday. His associate Rick Gates made a plea deal with prosecutors in February and will testify against him during the trial. Prosecutors sent Manafort to jail after he was found to be engaged in witness tampering. Manafort’s apparent resistance to cooperating with prosecutors generated plenty of speculation about whether he was waiting for a Trump pardon or, as Trump’s attorney Rudy Giuliani claimed, Manafort just didn’t have any “incriminating information” on the president (or at least dirt that prosecutors didn’t already have). Manafort faces the possibility of spending the rest of his life in prison — the most serious of the charges he faces carry a 30-year sentence — unless, of course, President Trump issues him a pardon. Manafort attended the infamous Trump Tower meeting in June 2016 where Russians offered the campaign incriminating evidence about then-candidate Hillary Clinton. The Trump Tower meeting has long been a key element of Mueller’s investigation into Trump-Russia collusion. How much Donald Trump knew, and when, is the question looming over the meeting attended by his son Don Jr., his son-in-law Jared Kushner, and Manafort, his then-campaign chair. It’s also a question that’s intensified in recent days, as former Trump attorney Michael Cohen has, according to sources, claimed that Trump had advance knowledge of the meeting, despite the president’s previous denials. Either way, the lack of compliance seems to indicate that Mueller hasn’t yet cracked Manafort — and may have to take another route to get to the bottom of his investigation. Special counsel Robert Mueller’s Trump-Russia investigation: How we got here The Justice Department has dropped Michael Flynn’s case Russian hacker indictments reopen old wounds between Clinton and Sanders supporters

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» Employer May Be Held Liable for Service Provider’s Error Employer May Be Held Liable for Service Provider’s Error On Behalf of The Wagner Law Group | Sep 24, 2020 | The Second Circuit Court of Appeals, in Sullivan-Mestecky v. Verizon Communications, Inc., has held that a plaintiff properly pled her breach of fiduciary duty claim for equitable relief against an employer in connection with a third party administrator’s (“TPA’s”) clerical error in calculating life insurance benefits payable to her under the employer’s ERISA welfare plan. Background. The plaintiff’s mother was employed by the employer from 1970 to 1978 during which her annual income was $16,800. In 2011, the employer informed the employee she was eligible for $679,000 in coverage under the employer’s life insurance plan. She enrolled in the coverage and listed her daughter as the beneficiary. The employer subsequently sent various communications to the plaintiff’s mother confirming the existence and amount of the coverage under the plan. As a result of a calculation error made by the TPA, the former employee’s annual income of $16,800 had been erroneously coded as her weekly income. However, this mistake was not detected until after the employee died. In the interim, believing herself to be the beneficiary of a generous life insurance policy, the plaintiff allowed her mother to live with her rent-free, covered her living expenses, paid off her debts and took an extended unpaid leave of absence from her own job to care for her mother. Following her mother’s death, the plaintiff submitted a claim to the insurer, but was paid only $16,800, which the insurer represented to be the true value of the coverage. The plaintiff appealed, and was told that the plan had miscalculated the coverage amount and had provided incorrect information to the decedent about her life insurance coverage. The plaintiff then sued the employer and TPA, seeking equitable relief for their alleged breaches of fiduciary duty in connection with the miscalculation. At trial, the district court dismissed the plaintiff’s breach of fiduciary duty claims against both the employer and the TPA, and the plaintiff appealed to the Second Circuit. Second Circuit. In reviewing the matter, the Second Circuit determined that the plaintiff reasonably pled that the employer breached its fiduciary duties by failing to provide complete and accurate information regarding the plan. As part of this conclusion, the Second Circuit noted that as the plan’s administrator, the employer was responsible for assessing the decedent’s eligibility and enrollment in her life insurance coverage. The court observed that when the employer arranged for the TPA to communicate with the decedent about her life insurance benefits, the employer was acting as a fiduciary and bound by ERISA’s fiduciary requirements to properly administer the plan. In particular, the Second Circuit explained that the TPA’s negligence is imputed to the employer and that “[the employer] cannot hide behind the [TPA’s] actions to evade liability for the fiduciary breach that occurred here.” Employer Takeaway. The Second Circuit’s decision in this case is a reminder to employers of ERISA’s fiduciary duties, and that employers continue to retain these fiduciary obligations even after engaging a service provider. Accordingly, employers must be sure to regularly review and monitor service providers’ work to ensure that it is accurate.

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Live your best life with your Personal Best Vision Look Better, Feel Better, See Better in a Whole New World Chances are, several of your friends or family members are experiencing the joys of living without glasses and contact lenses as a result of laser vision correction. You’ve heard the excitement in their voices, noticed the boost in their confidence levels, and watched the quality of their lives improve with new-found freedoms. Millions of Americans are enjoying these life-enhancing benefits and millions more, just like you, are exploring the procedure that could free them from the worries of glasses and contact lenses. VISX CustomVue™ Improves the View of Laser Vision Correction CustomVue™ Individualized Laser Vision Correction was developed by VISX, the company recognized worldwide for bringing innovation and breakthrough technology to laser vision correction. With CustomVue, a new standard in laser vision correction is established, providing a precise level of measurement and correction never before possible. Using WaveScan®-based digital technology, originally developed for use in high-powered telescopes to reduce distortions when viewing distant objects in space, doctors can now identify, measure, and correct imperfections in an individual’s eyes 25 times more precisely than with standard methods used for glasses and contact lenses. This information is transferred to the laser, providing a new level of precision and accuracy. Reach the Full Potential of Your Vision—Your Personal Best Vision Just like a fingerprint, each person’s vision is 100 percent unique to their eyes. Before the recent advancements in technology, doctors were only able to use standard measurements to correct vision, meaning that prescriptions could only provide a certain level of correction regardless of an individual’s needs. Now, VISX CustomVue can measure and correct the unique imperfections of each individual’s vision and provide them with the potential to experience better vision than is possible with glasses or contact lenses—Personal Best Vision. Taking the Mystery out of Laser Vision Correction The laser vision correction process begins with a consultation with your doctor where you can learn about the technology and the procedure. An evaluation follows to assess a patient’s overall health and to measure and create a detailed and unique map of their eyes. Once it’s confirmed that an individual is a good candidate for laser vision correction, the procedure can be scheduled. On the day of the procedure, anesthetic drops are placed into the patient’s eyes. The patient’s unique correction information is transferred from the WaveScan to the laser. Laser vision correction works by gently reshaping the cornea with the cool beam from the laser to remove microscopic amounts of tissue—less than the thickness of a human hair in most cases—to create a new curvature. The procedure typically takes several seconds and the majority of individuals feel no discomfort. Many patients notice immediate results after CustomVue and vision continues to improve over several days. Routine follow-up visits complete the process. Great Results by Day and by Night One year after the iLasik procedure, patients in a clinical study reported these great results without glasses and contact lenses: 100% could pass a driving test 98% could see 20/20 or better 70% could see better than 20/20 In the clinical study, four times as many people were very satisfied with their night vision after the procedure as compared to their night vision before with glasses or contact lenses. Clear Vision—Anytime, Anywhere! VISX® lasers have been used to perform millions of laser vision correction procedures in the U.S. and around the world. If you’re over the age of 21, and are nearsighted and/or astigmatic, you may be a candidate for the CustomVue procedure. The first step is to call Wallace Eye Associates to schedule a consultation. During the consultation you can review the details of the technology and the procedure and be that much closer to living your best life with your Personal Best Vision. If you have any questions, or for more information about CustomVue, visit www.personalbestvision.com.

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(WPRI) Boston Marathon dog dies after battle with cancer by: Melanie DaSilva BOSTON (WPRI) — One of the biggest fans at the Boston Marathon has officially crossed his final finish line. Spencer the golden retriever, who is best known for holding Boston Strong flags in his mouth along the marathon route, died Friday at the age of 13 after a long battle with cancer. His owners, Rich and Dorrey Powers, confirmed his passing on Facebook. “He has been an inspiration to hundreds of thousands of people. He was an angel on earth,” the post read. “Any who had the good fortune to actually meet him in person can attest that when you touched him he emitted pure energy and light.” In 2022, Spencer was named the official dog of the 126th Boston Marathon. His owners said it was a question if he would even make it to the 2021 and 2022 races because of his health. WATCH: Sepencer’s family makes memorial video “Spencer has overcome some severe medical challenges over the past several years. We thought we would be lucky to have him for an extra month,” his owners said. “Spencer was not ready to give up and with the love and positive energy sent to him by hundreds of thousands of fans, he beat the odds and gave us 28 months.” In September 2022, he was again diagnosed with inoperable cancer and his owners didn’t know if he would make it to the next race. To honor Spencer and keep his memory alive, a giant portrait was unveiled last month. He was also awarded a commemorative 2022 marathon medal by the Boston Athletic Association. Following his passing, the Boston Marathon posted on Facebook that Spencer will forever be the “Official Dog of the Boston Marathon” rather than for only one race. “Spencer will forever be in our hearts and we are devastated with his passing,” his owners said. The 127th Boston Marathon is set for April 17. Training / 8 mins ago

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FILE – Hans Modrow listens during the last party convention of the PDS (Party of Democratic Socialism), Friday, June 15, 2007 in Berlin. Modrow, who served… FILE – Hans Modrow listens during the last party convention of the PDS (Party of Democratic Socialism), Friday, June 15, 2007 in Berlin. Modrow, who served as East Germany’s last communist leader during a turbulent tenure that ended in the country’s first and only free election, has died. He was 95. The East German politician died early Saturday, Feb. 11, 2023 the Left party parliamentary group tweeted. Modrow, a reform-minded communist, took over the fast-changing country shortly after the Berlin Wall fell and later invited opposition forces into the government, but could not slow the gathering momentum for German reunification. (AP Photo/Markus Schreiber, File) East Germany’s last communist leader dies at 95 by: GEIR MOULSON, Associated Press BERLIN (AP) — Hans Modrow, who served as East Germany’s last communist leader during a turbulent tenure that ended in the country’s first and only free election, has died. He was 95. Modrow died early Saturday, the Left party parliamentary group tweeted. Modrow, a reform-minded communist, took over East Germany shortly after the Berlin Wall fell and later invited opposition forces into the government, but could not slow the gathering momentum for German reunification. “The entire peaceful course of establishing German unity was precisely a special achievement of his,” the Left wrote on Twitter. “That will remain his political legacy.” During 16 years as communist party chief in Dresden, starting in 1973, Modrow built a reputation as an anti-establishment figure. He rejected party perks and insisted on living in a normal apartment. A post in East Germany’s top leadership eluded him until he was made prime minister, a position that previously carried little clout, in November 1989 — days after the fall of the Berlin Wall. When hard-line leader Egon Krenz and his ruling Politburo resigned in early December, Modrow emerged as East Germany’s top political figure. But the communists could no longer call the shots on their own. The following month, he agreed to share power with the increasingly vocal opposition and moved up East Germany’s landmark first free election to March 1990, amid growing unrest. Even as pro-democracy rallies rapidly took on a pro-unification flavor, the communists initially had opposed talk of reunification. In February 1990, however, Modrow urged talks with West Germany toward an eventual “united fatherland” that would be independent of military blocs and governed by a joint parliament in Berlin. Modrow headed the election campaign of the restyled communists, the Party of Democratic Socialism, but his personal popularity was not enough to prevent them finishing as only the third-strongest party, with 16 percent support. The winner was an alliance of conservative parties that favored quick reunification and was backed by the government of West German leader Helmut Kohl. Germany reunited under Kohl’s leadership and as a NATO member on Oct. 3, 1990, less than a year after the fall of the Berlin Wall. Modrow became a member of the united parliament, where he sat until 1994, and honorary chairman of the post-communist PDS — the predecessor of today‘s opposition Left party. From 1999 to 2004, he was a member of the European Parliament. Modrow’s past under hard-line communist rule landed him in court several years after reunification. In 1995, a court convicted him of inciting the falsification of results in May 1989 local elections in Dresden. It handed him a nine-month suspended sentence and a fine. Modrow claimed that the trial was politically motivated and asserted that its outcome would aggravate divisions between east and west Germans. His attorney argued that he had made amends for previous injustices by overseeing free elections as prime minister. Later in life, Modrow served on the council of elders of the Left party. “Hans was a deeply sincere and combative socialist,” tweeted Dietmar Bartsch, the chairman of the Left party parliamentary group. “Until old age he was an important adviser in our party, whose wisdom will be missed.”

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Journalists take photographs at a newsroom of the Voice of Democracy, VOD office in Phnom Penh, Cambodia, Monday, Feb. 13, 2023. Cambodia’s Prime Minister… Journalists take photographs at a newsroom of the Voice of Democracy, VOD office in Phnom Penh, Cambodia, Monday, Feb. 13, 2023. Cambodia’s Prime Minister Hun Sen on Sunday, Feb. 12, ordered one of the handful of independent media broadcasters to shut down for publishing an article he said intentionally slandered his son in connection with the country’s relief assistance to earthquake victims in Turkey. (AP Photo/Heng Sinith) Cambodia independent radio station VoD closes on PM’s orders by: SOPHENG CHEANG, Associated Press PHNOM PENH, Cambodia (AP) — One of Cambodia’s last free media outlets, Voice of Democracy radio, ceased operations on Monday after Prime Minister Hun Sen ordered its closure for allegedly slandering his son in a story. The story — which was also published on the website of VoD, as the station is better known — said that Hun Sen’s son, Lt. Gen. Hun Manet, had signed a donation on his father’s behalf of $100,000 for Turkey earthquake relief. Hun Sen said the article misinterpreted the facts and that only the prime minister has the authority to make decisions on foreign aid. VoD acknowledged it had made a mistake, but that did not satisfy Hun Sen, who has ruled Cambodia with an iron fist for 38 years, during which he has cracked down on critics and independent media. His son heads the army and has been nominated by Hun Sen’s Cambodian People’s Party to succeed him when he steps down. With most opponents silenced, including the only credible opposition party, Hun Sen is expected to lead his party to another victory in a general election scheduled for July. VoD has reported extensively on sensitive issues such as land grabbing and criminal gangs operating with near impunity to carry out internet scams with people, especially foreigners, tricked into working under conditions of near slavery. A previous media clampdown has already forced several outlets out of business on disputed grounds that they had not properly paid their taxes. The Information Ministry said Monday that VoD’s license was being revoked “because it has seriously violated the ethics of professional journalism and did not make a correction according to the press law, affecting the honor and prestige of the government.” Phil Robertson, deputy Asia director of Human Rights Watch, said the Cambodian government “has never liked VoD’s reporting, and given Prime Minister Hun Sen’s authoritarian attitude towards independent media, it’s likely VoD have been living on borrowed time for a while.” “But that’s no excuse for this outrageous and ridiculous order to shut them down based on the silliest of rationales about who signed a government document to give aid to Turkey. This flimsy and absurd decision barely masks the government’s real intent to further suppress media freedom.” He said that historically, Hun Sen and his party usually crack down hard on any independent voices ahead of a national election. “Going after VoD is a good indication that scheduled July 23 poll will be neither free nor fair,” Robertson said. Hun Sen ordered VoD to cease operating at 10 a.m. Monday, and the station’s personnel were at their desks when representatives from Phnom Penh City Hall and the Information Ministry arrived to serve the order. The road outside was closed in an apparent effort to quash any street protests. However, there were no confrontations because VoD said it would honor the license revocation. Hun Sen had advised the authorities to inform the station when the deadline arrived and not take any further action. After the authorities left, other reporters visited the VoD office to hear staff express their disappointment. “I could not imagine that the prime minister would shut down the voice of the people like this,” said a tearful reporter, Khan Leakhena. “VoD only went directly to report on people who had land disputes, but then it was manipulated to look as if we are from the opposition.” A VoD spokesperson, Sothoeuth Ith, said after receiving the closure order, “So for now, we will stay silent, we will not continue our broadcast.” “Maybe hopefully this is not the end of everything,” he said. In what appeared to refer to the possibility that Hun Sen might eventually restore VoD’s license, he added, “We will try our best to work with all relevant stakeholders and hopefully a solution can be realized.” The United States Embassy in Cambodia said it was “deeply troubled by the abrupt decision” to revoke VoD’s media license. “We urge Cambodian authorities to revisit this decision,” the embassy said in a statement. It said the station “has provided objective, fact-based reporting on issues that serve the interests of the Cambodian people” for more than 20 years. U.S. State Department spokesperson Ned Price, speaking Monday to reporters in Washington, said the move was “particularly troubling given the chilling impact it will have on freedom of expression and on access to information ahead of the national elections in July.” AP diplomatic writer Matt Lee contributed from Washington, D.C. What’s the oldest city in Indiana?

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Microsoft’s deals with Nintendo and Nvidia explained and how they affect Call of Duty How will the latest Microsoft deals affect everyone’s favorite FPS? Call of Duty, one of the world’s most popular first-person shooter games, has traditionally only been available on PC, Xbox and PlayStation consoles. The game requires fast reaction times, and players are disadvantaged if their system lags. For this reason, gamers were surprised when Microsoft announced the newest Call of Duty game would release on Nintendo systems the same day as Xbox and PlayStation. As part of the announcement, Microsoft also revealed that Call of Duty will be available on Nvidia’s GeForce Now streaming service. Still, the question remains, why is Microsoft doing this, and what does it mean for the popular FPS game? In this article: Call of Duty: Modern Warfare II Cross-Gen Bundle, Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War and Call of Duty: Black Ops 4 Why is the Microsoft deal with Nintendo and Nvidia happening? On January 18, 2022, Microsoft announced its plan to acquire Activision Blizzard. The $68.7 billion deal would include ownership of some of the world’s most popular gaming franchises, such as World of Warcraft, Candy Crush, Overwatch and Call of Duty. The deal was quickly met by regulatory opposition, as the European Commission announced an official investigation. Soon after, the Federal Trade Commission announced that it sought to block the purchase. Per Holly Vedova, Director of the FTC’s Bureau of Competition, “Microsoft has already shown that it can and will withhold content from its gaming rivals.” In October 2022, rumors began circulating that Sony Interactive Entertainment’s CEO, Jim Ryan, flew to the EU headquarters to voice concerns about Microsoft’s planned acquisition. Microsoft maintains that it offered Sony a deal, ensuring Call of Duty would be available on PlayStation, but they refused the offer. Many believe the Nvidia and Nintendo deals allow Microsoft to show regulators they don’t intend to make Activision Blizzard’s titles exclusive to Microsoft consoles. Additionally, it may be a way to pressure Sony into a similar deal. At a recent Brussels press conference, Microsoft’s Vice Chair and President Brad Smith said, “We haven’t yet reached an agreement with Sony; I hope we will. I walk around with an envelope that contains the definitive agreement that we sent to Sony 2 days before Christmas. I’m ready to sign it at any time. And if Sony doesn’t like the words, we’re ready to sit down and pull out a pen or a version of Microsoft Word and its cut-and-paste features.” What does the deal mean for Call of Duty? According to Microsoft, the commitment means the popular FPS game will be available on more consoles indefinitely. Phil Spencer, CEO of Microsoft Gaming, recently stated, “It’s not about at some point I pull the rug underneath PlayStation 7’s legs, and it’s ‘ahaha you just didn’t write the contract long enough.” The tech behemoth’s announcement claims the same-day Nintendo release will have “full feature and content parity.” However, it’s unlikely the game will feel the same. The Nintendo Switch isn’t meant to handle expansive games with high-res graphics. It’s nearly 7 years old, and the average Nintendo Switch game takes up around 10GB. On the other hand, Call of Duty games are known to take up massive amounts of space. After several updates, Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War required over 200GB of space on the PS5. Best Call of Duty games and other FPS titles Call of Duty: Modern Warfare II Cross-Gen Bundle Many fans of the franchise say this is one of the best Call of Duty titles. It features single-player and multiplayer game modes. This digital copy comes with Xbox One, Xbox Series X and Series S versions of the game. This game has multiple gameplay modes, including single-player, multiplayer, battle royale and the popular zombies mode. Many players say the campaign mode is better than previous titles’ campaigns. The advanced matchmaking mode ensures casual players have an enjoyable experience. This game features specialist characters with unique skills and equipment. It has multiplayer, zombies and Blackout modes. There are multiple zombie experiences. Borderlands 3 Deluxe Edition Borderlands is known for its wacky characters, addictive gameplay and interesting art style. It features online multiplayer and split-screen co-op. This edition includes three cosmetic packs, a weapons pack and loot drop boost mods. This title from the classic franchise includes a level editor and arena-style multiplayer mode. Many players say they love the fast-paced gameplay and top-notch graphics. This edition comes with all downloadable content packs.

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Barbara George, PhD Executive Director, Washington Cyber Roundtable Dr. George is an experienced operational academic and subject matter expert with a background in national security, cybersecurity and communications, and strategic planning. Having worked with the Department of Homeland Security since 2003, Dr. George attained industry-recognized results as a key advisor to senior executives within the Federal cybersecurity community and provided sophisticated, innovative ideas and action plans to improve operational management, strategic partnerships and communications for enhanced effectiveness, reduced inefficiencies and optimized mission results. Consulting roles for several firms include principal analyst, cyber strategist, senior intelligence and operations analyst, and senior homeland security specialist. Dr. George is a retired military officer whose career supported the airlift community in a variety of roles--administrative command, executive support, and quality improvement. A certified Reality Therapist, Dr. George combines perception management and executive/organizational development to enhance strategies for growth with an entrepreneurial emphasis in a fluid environment.

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Celebrating the Anniversary of MLK’s “I Have a Dream” Speech in the Classroom Martin Luther King, Jr. gave his “I Have a Dream” speech on August 28, 1963 – 51 years ago this week. While this speech is one that is often taught in junior high and high school, it’s important to remember that it is also great to share with early learners. In any case, most educators typically watch the original speech with students and discuss what the words mean; MLK’s profound message is wonderful to review at any given moment in the school year. We’ve gathered a list of activities that you can do with early learners to introduce them to this significant moment in history: Discuss why it is important to treat all people equally, then brainstorm words or phrases to sum up MLK. Have students write a short poem or thought about their own dream. You can view some examples here. Students can create their own MLK Speech with this free printable. As a class, brainstorm a list of dreams for the future of the students. An example can be found here. Cut apart these quotes from Dr. King’s speech, and match them with inferences. This activity is a little more difficult and you may need to help students with it; however, it’s a great way for them to learn to make connections. This MLK egg experiment teaches young students to look on the inside of a person, rather than the outside — a topic MLK felt very passionate about! Did you do anything with your students in honor of MLK’s “I Have a Dream” speech? More Resources articles How to Teach Children to Read with the Science of Reading: Tips for Families When you read together with your child, there are moments when they suddenly grasp a new skill and smile with joy. Just then you may 52 Creative Writing Prompts for Kids to Let Their Imagination Fly Creative writing has many benefits for kids. They learn to appreciate how stories work, they hear the wonderful way sounds can match with rhymes, and 31 Halloween Learning Activities for Kids Looking for educational Halloween activities with all treats, no tricks? You’ve come to the right place! Here, you’ll find a total of 31 Halloween activities Lincoln Elementary Science Night 20 of the Best STEM Books for Kids Fisher Cats and education nonprofit team up to help New Hampshire children read, dream

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Home Biography & Net Worth Elliott Neese Net Worth 2023: Age, Height, Weight, Girlfriend, Dating, Bio-Wiki Elliott Neese Net Worth 2023: Age, Height, Weight, Girlfriend, Dating, Bio-Wiki Elliott Neese Alaska, U.S. Yes (2 children) Elliott Neese is a young man popularly known for “The Deadliest Catch TV” series. He would need no introduction to fans and regular viewers of Discovery Channels as he is making a mark in the reality television channels. Maybe you know about Elliott Neese very well But do you know how old and tall is he, and what is his net worth in 2023? If you do not know, We have prepared this article about details of Elliott Neese’s short biography-wiki, career, professional life, personal life, today’s net worth, age, height, weight, and more facts. Well, if you’re ready, let’s start. Elliott Neese was born and brought up in the US. Elliott started fishing at the age of 12, and he was able to run his first cod boat at the age of 19. He is a father of two, although they later broke up with the kids’ mom; he still loves the kids very much. Elliott has had a long relationship with Valerie Gunderson who they later got estranged because of drinking and drug addiction habit as well as his fiery temper. Things have, however, changed for Elliott after he took himself to rehab. His life has taken a new turn, and he is now in a good and happy relationship with his new girlfriend, Erika Fridenbergs. Being born in 1982, Elliott Neese is 38 years old as of today’s date 21st March 2023. His height is 1.68 m tall, and his weight is 70 kg. Elliott started fishing at an early age, and he was able to join the fishing boat at the age of 12. By the time he was turning 19, Neese was already managing his first very own cod boat successfully. At an early age, he had a rare opportunity and privilege of interacting with several captains who trained him. This has contributed a lot in making Elliott who he is today. He learned a lot about the ways of the seas, which is one of his strong pillars in the Deadliest catch TV. The turning point of his life came the moment he joined the Discovery Channel show. He was the youngest of the captains at that time. He joined the Discovery Channel show at its seventh season and has been a part of it since then. Elliott Neese is a star in ‘The Deadliest Catch TV series. He is also a commercial angler who has left people amazed with his dangerous activities as a fisherman. Although Elliott Neese is the youngest of all the captains featured in this show, he notably has a great understanding of the sea. Deadliest Catch made its first appearance on the television on 12th April 2005 on the famous Discovery Channel. The series is in its tenth season and is being viewed in over 150 countries. Deadliest Catch is one of the most viewed series across the world. Net Worth & Salary of Elliott Neese in 2023 Elliott Neese Net Worth Elliot Neese is both a reality show star as well as a commercial fisherman. As of March 2023, His net worth is approximated to be $1 million. He has earned this net worth from his role on the “Deadliest Catch TV,” which is a documentary television series and his work as a fisherman. Although Elliott Neese has been out of the limelight for some time, after being in the rehab for some time, he has assured his fans of a comeback. He has, however said he needs some brake. His comeback is being awaited with a lot of anticipation.

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THIS WEEK IN ROCK Landmark albums, live debuts and publishing history – it’s this week in rock… #OnThisDay October 21, 1973 David Cassidy hits the top of the UK charts for the second and final time when ‘Daydreamer’ goes to No. 1 where it remains for three weeks. Did you know that it was the 10th best selling single of that year? Pearl Jam make their live debut when they play at the Off Ramp venue in Seattle. Since then, they’ve sold some 85m albums worldwide as well being inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall Of Fame. Chicago begin a two-week residency at the top of the US charts with ‘If You Leave Me Now’. A global smash hit, it also hit No. 1 in the UK and goes on to nab the Grammy for Best Pop Vocal Performance. Happy birthday to My Bloody Valentine bassist Debbie Googe. Check out this amazing live footage of the band delivering ‘Soon’ with the kind of force you’ve come to expect. The Jimi Hendrix Experience release their third and final album, the double-vinyl ‘Electric Ladyland’. Topping the US charts and peaking at No. 6 in the UK, it remains in the album charts for 12 weeks. AC/DC’s 15th studio album, ‘Black Ice’, rockets to the top of the UK album charts. The second-biggest selling album of the year, it also goes to No. 1 in 29 different countries! Bruce Springsteen makes publishing history when he appears on the front cover of Time and Newsweek magazines in the same week. Watch this incendiary version of ‘Tenth Avenue Freeze Out’ from five years later! #acdc #bruce #chicago #david-cassidy #jimi-hendrix #my-bloody-valentine #pearl-jam Video of the Week: Bruce Springsteen ‘The Rising’ Artist Spotlight: Bruce Springsteen BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN AND THE E STREET BAND’S ‘THE LEGENDARY 1979 NO NUKES CONCERTS’ Video of the week: Bruce Springsteen’s ‘Dancing In The Dark’ This week’s Video of the Week is Bruce Springsteen’s ‘Dancing In The Dark’. Here are a few things you might not know about the track: Celebrate 30 years of Pearl Jam’s ‘Ten’ Celebrate 30 years of Pearl Jam’s iconic debut album ‘Ten’. This Week on the UK Official Charts: 28 June Take a look back over the years to see which songs were in the Top 10 on the Official UK Chart this week… VIDEO OF THE WEEK: Bruce Springsteen – Glory Days The solo acts with the most No.1s on the Official UK Chart What do all of these artists have in common? They are some of the solo artists that have achieved the most Number 1 albums on the Official UK Chart!

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Pittsburgh's Citizen Police Review Board received the fewest number of complaints in it its history After all the marches, protests and displays of solidarity in recent memory, is policing in America becoming more equitable or at least more accountable? In Pittsburgh, maybe. The Citizen Police Review Board there says that it has received the fewest number of complaints in its history. The executive director of the board is Beth Pittinger. She joins us now. Ms. Pittinger, thanks so much for being with us. BETH PITTINGER: Thank you for having us. SIMON: What do the most recent statistics say and tell you? PITTINGER: Well, it's interesting in the last five years. We're about 50 complaints less than we had in 2018. And if we look at the interruption of COVID and the post-George Floyd protests, we saw a little bit of a bump there, but now we're back down to 220 - as of today, I believe 221. SIMON: Has the nature of the complaints changed at all or shifted one way or another? PITTINGER: Yes, and that's probably what's most important. The early years of the board, most of the complaints were related to the use of force. Today, close to 60% for the last six or seven years has been related solely to the demeanors of officers and what we would call unbecoming conduct, compared to the complaints of earlier years, which did indeed deal with force, warrantless activity, failure to report. SIMON: Has this just shown that consciousness and good training can improve things? Because I don't want to in any way excuse any form of official misbehavior by a police officer, but there's a - you know, there's a big difference between mouthing off to somebody on the street and using force. PITTINGER: Yes. SIMON: What's been responsible for the change there? PITTINGER: There, I think you're correct - that better training, better preparation - I think the training is important and the lawsuits and what we're seeing recently in the country where officers are being held accountable criminally. SIMON: So all of the high-profile prosecutions and convictions may have had a deterrent effect? PITTINGER: Yes, I think so. I think departments have recognized that they have a duty to assure that these officers, when they go out, know what's OK and what's not OK. And now we're seeing where some departments are eliminating any prerequisite education for police officers. So here in the city, there's an intention to eliminate the 60 college credit requirement. That doesn't seem like a lot, but when you look at the value of attaining 60 credits or the equivalent through life experience, you have a person who's accepted a responsibility for attaining the qualification for a job they want. They've demonstrated the personal discipline. They've gone through the rigors of education. They've developed a new perspective, you would hope, but a more informed perspective on the human condition. When you're just coming out of high school and you want to be a cop, well, I'm not sure that that's appropriate. SIMON: As I understand it, Ms. Pittinger, this - the review board is not a new idea. It didn't come after the deaths of Trayvon Martin or Michael Brown but in 1997, when there were allegations of civil rights violations. How did you go about to try and make that relationship work between the board and the city? PITTINGER: Oh, I'd say it's still in progress. We had some issues, I guess, establishing our identity and our independence from the local political structure. And to some degree, that still remains, I think, a bit of a challenge, but we serve as a check and a balance where the usual traditional checks and balances are a little bit out of sync. SIMON: We might need to explain to a national audience. Pittsburgh - and I say this as a Chicagoan - we're not talking about a Republican political structure... PITTINGER: No. SIMON: ...In Pittsburgh but Democratic authority that stretches back for decades. PITTINGER: Yes, absolutely. Generations. And so that introduces a whole other interesting dynamic to the local culture related to the values of the traditional Democrats and then the progressive Democrats and the socialist Democrats. You know, you have all of those competing interests. Some don't want police at all. Some want police to do what they tell them to do, and others are traditionalists. And you have traditional expectation of law enforcement, as - you know, as a police department. Our board, of course, has, I think, upheld more traditional values, but there are expectations that the board has that what the local police department does and what their policies and procedures direct them to do would be lawful, consistent, procedurally just. And that's the key. Here in Pittsburgh, I think we have at least arrived at a place of mutual respect between the board and the Bureau of Police. SIMON: Beth Pittinger is executive director of Pittsburgh Citizen's Police Review Board. Thank you so much for being with us. PITTINGER: Scott, thank you. And I hope maybe over the years, we can chat again as things evolve. Transcript provided by NPR, Copyright NPR.

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Taking on the USA 4pm-6.30pm Nga Taonga (Film Archive) 84 Taranaki Street Visit the Eventbrite page page to register for this free event. Professor Bruce Sheridan will lead a discussion on how New Zealand's screen businesses need to present themselves in order to be successful in pitching in the USA market. Join us for an insightful hour with Bruce as he offers his thoughts on the evolving media landscape, emerging trends and new opportunities in this ever-changing industry. After the keynote, there will be an opportunity for networking, with drinks available. About Bruce Sheridan Professor Bruce Sheridan is Chair of Cinema Art + Science at Colombia College, Chicago - the largest film school in the United States. He is a leader in the move to redesign film and media education for the 21st century. Professor Sheridan has 30 years' experience directing, producing, and writing drama and documentary for the screen, and teaches across all these disciplines.

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Go Girl! Congratulations to WIFT member Maxine Fleming who has secured one of the most sought after jobs on Shortland Street - Producer. Fleming has more than two decades of experience as a writer, script and story editor and is one of the top creators of television drama in New Zealand. She has a long history with Shortland Street and has worked with the show in several different guises, at various stages in her career, since the show's conception in the early 1990's. Most recently, she has worked as Senior Story Editor, managing the team that wrote the hugely successful 2015 cliffhanger and 2016 return storylines. As a show creator, her most recent drama series, 800 Words, co-created with James Griffin, has become a top-rating hit for Channel Seven in Australia, and a second series is currently in production. Other series Maxine has devised and written include the comedy-dramas Agent Anna, which earned her a SWANZ award for best comedy, Burying Brian and award-winning teen drama Being Eve. "South Pacific Pictures is extremely pleased to have Maxine on board, bringing her extensive writing experience back to Shortland Street," says Kelly Martin, South Pacific Pictures CEO. Fleming will replace Simon Bennett who is leaving Shortland Street to return to directing. Bennett has served as Shortland Street Producer since 2012 and has made a huge contribution to the show in that time, including overseeing the massive ratings successes that were the much talked-about 2015 Christmas cliffhanger and 2016's return episode which took out the number one position in all demographics. "As Producer of Shortland Street, Simon has overseen a hugely successful period of time for the show, tackling some major storylines that have made a massive impact on the show's audience," says Martin. "Under Simon's stewardship, Shortland Street has consistently rated in the top five programmes in TV2's 18 to 49 demographic. "Simon has been a key part of Shortland Street's many years of success for TV2. He has played a pivotal role as a Director, Producer and Executive Producer for over 20 years and after three years in the Producer's chair, he leaves the show in excellent shape as he hands over to incoming Producer Maxine Fleming." Fleming has worked closely with the Shortland Street team over the last couple of months to ensure a smooth transition and continuity for the production. Bennett's last day in the building will be February 17th.

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IntroductionCola Clear cola Regional brandsAsiaEuropeNorth AmericaSouth AmericaOceania Defunct brands Carbonated soft drink / From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Can you list the top facts and stats about Cola? Cola is a carbonated soft drink flavored with vanilla, cinnamon, citrus oils and other flavorings. Cola became popular worldwide after the American pharmacist John Stith Pemberton invented Coca-Cola, a trademarked brand, in 1886, which was imitated by other manufacturers. Most colas contain caffeine originally from the kola nut, leading to the drink's name, though other sources have since been used. The Pemberton cola drink also contained a coca plant extract.[1][3] His non-alcoholic recipe was inspired by the coca wine of pharmacist Angelo Mariani, created in 1863.[3][4] Carbonated soft drink Quick facts: Type, Manufacturer, Country of origin , ... ▼ A glass of cola served with ice cubes May 8, 1886; 136 years ago (1886-05-08),[1][2] as Coca-Cola Caramel (with certain exceptions such as Zevia Cola and Kola Román) Cola (Kola nut, citrus, cinnamon and vanilla) Most modern colas have a dark caramel color, and are sweetened with sugar and/or high-fructose corn syrup. They come in numerous different brands, with Coca-Cola and Pepsi being among the most popular.[5] These two companies have been competing since the 1890s, a rivalry that has intensified since the 1980s.[6][7]

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10 News Virginia Today Start your day with 10 News! We're covering weather where you live, traffic conditions for your commute and the news you need to know! Doug Ferguson Tags: Hideki Matsuyama, Dustin Johnson, Justin Thomas, Raymond Floyd, Sports, Bubba Watson, Phil Mickelson, Padraig Harrington, Fred Couples, Rory McIlroy, Christiaan Bezuidenhout, Brooks Koepka, Branden Grace, Louis Oosthuizen, Zach Johnson, Gary Player, Jack Nicklaus, Tom Watson, Xander Schauffele ‘Foul play may have been involved’: Search for Alleghany County man turns into search for answers Mickelson at PGA is atop a major leaderboard for 4th decade Phil Mickelson hits his tee shot on the seventh hole during the second round of the PGA Championship golf tournament on the Ocean Course Friday, May 21, 2021, in Kiawah Island, S.C. (AP Photo/Chris Carlson) KIAWAH ISLAND, S.C. – Phil Mickelson doesn't need to be reminded of his age at the PGA Championship. The numbers alone speak for that, and not just his age of 50. Buffeted by the wind along the closing holes, Mickelson was dropping shots — not unusual on the brute of an Ocean Course at Kiawah Island — and was back to even par for the championship. And then the guy who keeps everyone in suspense ran off five birdies and finished the day with a 3-under 69 to share the lead with Louis Oosthuizen, much steadier in his round of 68. Even at the halfway point, Mickelson joined some elite company. He became the sixth player since 1900 to have at least a share of the lead after any round in a major over four decades. The first time for Lefty was at the 1996 PGA Championship. “I'm having a lot of fun, and to know I’m playing well heading into the weekend, to be in contention, to have a good opportunity, I’m having a blast,” Mickelson said. The other five players were Sam Snead (starting in the 1930s), Gary Player (1950s), Jack Nicklaus and Raymond Floyd (1960s) and Tom Watson (1970s). No one in his 50s has been atop the leaderboard in a major since 52-year-old Fred Couples after two rounds of the 2012 Masters. The most famous senior was Watson, who was 59 when he led after 54 holes at Turnberry in the 2009 British Open. Mickelson majored in psychology, not history, at Arizona State. All that matters to him is winning, and no one over 50 has ever done that in a major. Mickelson played the opening two rounds with Padraig Harrington, who turns 50 in August. Harrington was only five shots out of the lead, not enough for him to make some comparisons about how their minds work. “I'm bullish about where I am and I'm sure Phil is, too," Harrington said. "He's not here to make the cut. Even 15th would be a disappointment. You know what? Even second would be a disappointment for Phil. I'm a little bit like that, too. ... It doesn't do my career any good. It doesn't do Phil's any good. “That might make it harder for us at times because we over-push and over-try because winning is the only thing that will bring any satisfaction.” There's enough hard work ahead of them, and everyone else who made the cut at 5-over 149. That list doesn't include three of the top four players in the world — Dustin Johnson (1), Justin Thomas (2) and Xander Schauffele (4). There's plenty of entertainment around for those who will be around on the weekend, and it figures to be a much better show than the last time at Kiawah Island. Rory McIlroy won in 2012 and set the PGA Championship record with an eight-shot victory. The wind was raging for one round that year. It doesn't seem to stop this year. That made Oosthuizen's round all the more impressive. He was bogey-free the entire round and was in good shape to keep his card clean until his approach to the 18th had just enough pace to tumble over the table-top green. He didn't get it up-and-down, made his only bogey and had to share the 36-hole lead with Mickelson. Oosthuizen's lone major was at St. Andrews in the 2010 British Open, and he has been close to adding another one over the years. There was the playoff loss to Bubba Watson in 2012 at the Masters, and to Zach Johnson in 2015 at St. Andrews. He was runner-up at the 2015 U.S. Open at Chambers Bay, and to Justin Thomas in the 2017 PGA Championship at Quail Hollow. That's the career Grand Slam of silver medals, and it's not much of a consolation. The PGA Tour pointed out that it will be 3,962 days on Sunday from the last time Oosthuizen won a major. That sounds like a worse number than 50. “I don't think it’s a case of not being able to or thinking that I can’t get the second (major),” Oosthuizen said. “Look, it’ll be great to get a second major. There’s a lot of golf left, and I just feel whenever I get to a major, I have my game where I want to have it.” There's a lot of golf left and lot of players still in the mix. Brooks Koepka made an eagle from a bush and an eagle from the short grass, enough to offset his four bogeys. He threw in another birdie for a 71 and was one shot behind. Branden Grace and Christiaan Bezuidenhout, among the 11 South Africans at Kiawah Island, were two shots behind along with Masters champion Hideki Matsuyama. The Japanese star still hasn't been asked about the calendar Grand Slam, and it would probably take a Wanamaker Trophy to go along with his green jacket for that question to be posed to his interpreter. Eighteen players were under par. Another key number is 36, the number of holes remaining, and that feels like a long way to go in conditions that have been punishing. “It’s a major, man. It’s going to be tough, especially with the wind blowing,” Koepka said. “It doesn’t matter, just go out and go play.” More AP golf: https://apnews.com/hub/golf and https://twitter.com/AP_Sports

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Estonian Defense Minister Hanno Pevkur, right, and United States Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin attend a joint press conference at the Ministry of Defense… Estonian Defense Minister Hanno Pevkur, right, and United States Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin attend a joint press conference at the Ministry of Defense after their meeting in Tallinn, Estonia, Thursday, Feb. 16, 2023. (AP Photo/Sergei Grits) Stop Russia now to prevent a wider conflict, Estonia warns by: TARA COPP, Associated Press TALLINN, Estonia (AP) — With Russia’s invasion of Ukraine nearing the one-year mark, a top Estonian defense leader warned that if Vladimir Putin is not stopped now, he could entangle the region in a larger conflict, perhaps one with even greater security implications for the U.S. That’s because Russia has shown it will keep trying to retake territories that were once part of the Soviet Union and, so far, economic sanctions and its significant military losses in Ukraine have not changed Putin’s larger goals, said Kristjan Mäe, the head of the Estonian Ministry of Defense’s NATO and EU department, as U.S. Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin visited the Baltic nation on Thursday. Estonia, which borders Russia, was forcefully incorporated into the Soviet Union during World War II and gained its independence only with the Soviet collapse in 1991. It joined NATO and the European Union in 2004. “If we do not solve this war at this moment, where it is, first of all, there’s going to be a bigger war,” Mäe said. And a larger war could have a significant impact on the United States’ larger security concerns with China, he said. “If Europe is tied down with this war, then the European support, allied support politically, militarily to Indo-Pacific area is going to be limited as well, it’s going to be hampered,” he said. “So the primary focus, the short term focus should be defeating Russia where it is. This is the time. It’s not just the spring, but in general, this is the time to do this.” The U.S. and allies have been pressing to get tanks and ammunition into Kyiv this spring to help Ukraine seize what is considered a critical moment in the war. Austin’s visit to Estonia was also to offer reassurance. U.S. forces have been in constant rotation in Estonia since the invasion began as part of a commitment to defend NATO’s eastern flank. At a news conference in Tallinn on Thursday, Austin was asked how Estonia could be sure it would have America’s protection if Russia presses through. In response, Austin recalled his pre-invasion pledge to the Estonian defense minister: “I told him that if Russia invaded Ukraine, we would deploy forces to Estonia the next day. And we did. We were the first to be here. And we meant every word we said, and we’ll live up to our commitments going forward,” Austin said. The pledges of military support both to the eastern flank and to Kyiv come as Ukraine is girding for what is expected to be an intense ground battle in the east and south to try to take back some of the territory seized by Russia, even as Russia amasses hundreds of thousands of troops inside Ukraine for the spring fight. But many of the Western weapon systems that have been pledged, such as the Bradley fighting vehicles and Patriot missile defense systems, and scores of Leopard and Abrams tanks, are not yet on the battlefield, which has raised questions as to whether that aid will arrive in time to make a difference. “It’s never too late,” Estonian Defense Minister Hanno Pevkur said during the news conference with Austin. “When there’s a hope, and when there’s a last man standing, there is, there is a chance to win this war,” Pevkur said. “As long as we as international allies, international partners of Ukraine, can deliver them what they need.” Woman who has been missing since December 2022 found …

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Colorado vs. Middle Tennessee Women's Basketball Predictions & Picks - NCAA Tournament First Round (Data Skrive) Published: Mar. 16, 2023 at 3:40 AM EDT|Updated: Mar. 18, 2023 at 11:41 AM EDT Saturday's contest between the Colorado Buffaloes (23-8) and the Middle Tennessee Lady Raiders (28-4) at Cameron Indoor Stadium has a good chance to be a tight matchup, as our computer prediction projects a final score of 65-64, with Colorado taking home the win. Game time is at 7:00 PM ET on March 18. The Buffaloes are coming off of a 61-49 loss to Washington State in their last outing on Friday. Colorado vs. Middle Tennessee Game Info Where: Cameron Indoor Stadium in Durham, North Carolina How to Watch on TV: ESPNews Use this link to get a free trial of fuboTV, where you can watch college hoops and other live sports without cable! Colorado vs. Middle Tennessee Score Prediction Prediction: Colorado 65, Middle Tennessee 64 Colorado Schedule Analysis The Buffaloes' signature win of the season came in a 77-67 victory against the No. 8 Utah Utes on January 6. The Buffaloes have tied for the ninth-most Quadrant 1 victories in the country (nine). Colorado has tied for the 45th-most Quadrant 2 wins in the country (four). Colorado 2022-23 Best Wins 77-67 at home over Utah (No. 8/AP Poll) on January 6 73-70 at home over UCLA (No. 14/AP Poll) on January 27 72-65 at home over Arizona (No. 25/AP Poll) on January 13 65-54 on the road over Washington State (No. 23/AP Poll) on January 1 71-68 at home over Washington State (No. 23/AP Poll) on February 10 Middle Tennessee Schedule Analysis The Lady Raiders' best win of the season came in a 67-49 victory on December 4 against the Louisville Cardinals, who rank inside the top 50 (No. 22) in our computer rankings. The Lady Raiders have two wins against Quadrant 1 teams, tied for the 49th-most in the country. Middle Tennessee 2022-23 Best Wins 67-49 at home over Louisville (No. 22) on December 4 69-53 on the road over Memphis (No. 62) on December 10 68-61 at home over Houston (No. 72) on December 14 80-62 at home over Belmont (No. 76) on November 16 74-68 on the road over Rice (No. 87) on December 20 Watch college hoops all season on all your devices without cable with a seven-day free trial on fuboTV! Colorado Performance Insights The Buffaloes average 68.8 points per game (108th in college basketball) while giving up 58.6 per outing (46th in college basketball). They have a +316 scoring differential overall and outscore opponents by 10.2 points per game. Colorado's offense has been less effective in Pac-12 contests this season, putting up 65.9 points per contest, compared to its overall average of 68.8 PPG. The Buffaloes are averaging 74.1 points per game at home. Away from home, they are averaging 65.1 points per contest. Defensively, Colorado has been better at home this year, giving up 59.2 points per game, compared to 59.3 on the road. The Buffaloes' offense has been less productive over their last 10 games, scoring 64.6 points a contest compared to the 68.8 they've averaged this year. Middle Tennessee Performance Insights The Lady Raiders put up 73.8 points per game (44th in college basketball) while allowing 56.7 per outing (27th in college basketball). They have a +550 scoring differential and outscore opponents by 17.1 points per game. In conference action, Middle Tennessee is scoring fewer points (72.6 per game) than it is overall (73.8) in 2022-23. At home, the Lady Raiders average 73.8 points per game. On the road, they average 73.1. At home, Middle Tennessee allows 52.5 points per game. On the road, it gives up 59. The Lady Raiders have played better offensively in their past 10 games, generating 76.6 points per contest, 2.8 more than their season average of 73.8.

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American Graduate Series WUNC's American Graduate Project is part of a nationwide public media conversation about the dropout crisis. We'll explore the issue through news reports, call-in programs and a forum produced with UNC-TV. Also as a part of this project we've partnered with the Durham Nativity School and YO: Durham to found the WUNC Youth Radio Club. These reports are part of American Graduate-Let’s Make it Happen!- a public media initiative to address the drop out crisis, supported by the Corporation for Public Broadcasting and these generous funders: Project Funders:GlaxoSmithKlineThe Goodnight Educational FoundationJoseph M. Bryan Foundation State FarmThe Grable FoundationFarrington FoundationMore education stories from WUNC Remembering The Fight For School Desegregation in Franklin County North Carolina Public Radio | By Reema Khrais Reema Khrais Franklin County Public Schools are one of a handful of districts in the state bound by court desegregation orders. The federal orders are what helps keeps the schools among the most racially balanced in the state at a time when many districts are re-segregating. In Franklin County, the orders date back to the sixties when federal judges across the south began stepping in to force integration. The story begins in the Coppedge family household. It was Christmas Eve of 1967, and Christine Coppedge and her teenage son were sitting on their living room floor, wrapping gifts. Credit Reema Khrais Christine Coppedge, 84, and her husband Rev. Luther Coppedge, 87, called for school desegregation when they helped file a lawsuit against the Franklin County School Board in 1965. They had just returned from Christmas service where Coppedege’s husband, Rev. Luther Coppedge, gave a sermon. As they wrapped and placed the presents underneath the tree, Coppedge and her son began hearing crackling sounds. “What was that?” her son, Harold, casually asked. “Probably some of the white kids shooting fireworks,” Coppedge reassured him. Another sound rang out. Coppedge got up and checked on her husband who was sleeping in the room next door. As she made her way back to the living, a third pop. This time, she smelled gun powder. “Hit the floor,” she said. “They’re shooting in the house.” One of the bullets shot through the walls and into her husband’s room, barely missing him. Later, Harold opened the front door and shouted,"Coward!" as loudly as he could. They all knew what this was about. Several Black Families Faced Harassment Rev. Luther Coppedge, 87, wanted his son Harold to attend an all-white school nearby with greater resources. Coppedge was among several parents who filed a federal lawsuit in December 1965 asking the courts to integrate the Franklin County school system “They were saying that I wanted to be white,” said Coppedge. “And I said ‘I don’t want to be white, I want to be just who I am. I just want my son to have an equal opportunity to have the same education as anybody else have. That’s all I want.’” Harold was one of only two black kids at an all-white school in Franklin County. More than a decade after the ruling in Brown v. Board of Education, schools were slow to desegregate. Following the passage of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, Franklin’s schools—like many other southern school districts—adopted an integration plan called “Freedom of Choice.” In theory, it meant students could request seats at whatever school they want. So, that’s what the Coppedge family did, and that’s when the harassment began. “They killed the dog, they killed the cat, they put oil in the well, they put sugar in the tractor,” Coppedge explained. Even the white neighbors—who were supposedly very nice—stopped talking to them in public. Backed by the NAACP, the Coppedge family sued. Segregated Schools: 'It was a way of life' Charles Davis, a retired attorney, helped defend the Franklin County School Board in the 1965 lawsuit. The Coppedges, along with several other parents, filed a lawsuit against the school board for discrimination in refusing to admit 20 black students to all-white schools. Eventually, the U.S. Justice Department stepped in, joining the families in calling for an end to segregated schools. “It was a way of life,” remembered Charles Davis, a retired attorney for the school board. “I’m not saying it was good or bad, but it was a way of life and it’s what we all grew up in. Davis said any swift changes to the schools would be hard—he wanted to take things more slowly. “And what they wanted to do is come in and like flipping a light switch, flip it on, and it’s integration,” he said. “And the people in the county—white and black—had a lot of reservations about it.” 'You're going to help change our country' Pat Gill was one of a handful of black students who attended an all-white high school school in Franklin County, N.C., before a federal judge ordered total desegregation. Black families had their names printed in a local newspaper if they signed up to send their kids to a white school. That pressured many students out of it, but not Pat Gill. She remembers a conversation with her dad. “We were around the dinner table and he said ‘you are going to Louisburg High school, and you are going to help change our country,’” said Gill, who was 16 at the time. Around that dinner table, she cried. “I was like ‘Oh I’m going to do something great,” she explained. But it was lonely. She was one of only a handful of black students that year. She remembers kids jumping away from her, making gorilla sounds, throwing her books into bathroom stalls, laughing, taunting, ignoring her. “What happens when you just get tired of this crap?” she said. This is what happens. One morning, she and five other black kids decided they’d switch things up. They’d each take a different seat on the bus, instead of sitting together. Usually, the white kids refused to sit next to them, so this felt like a big deal, Gill explained. Many of the white kids stayed standing, refusing to sit next to them. Gill said the event forced some of the white students to see their black peers as human. “When you are angry and you want to do something to make a difference to say ‘no, I’m not a monkey and I got a brain, and I don’t smell, and I don’t want to touch you either,’” she said. This all happened during Gill’s senior year in 1968. That summer, a federal judge ordered total desegregation. Shortly after, there was an editorial in the paper titled “A State of Shock.” Total Integration In 1968 Cade Carter was a former student at Louisburg High School when a federal judge ordered total school desegregation in Franklin County. “There was definitely white flight. Definitely,” explained Cade Carter, a former student. “There were many students, probably from the wealthiest families who could afford to go to private schools in Raleigh.” Carter was a white student who did not leave the public schools. She’s a self-proclaimed country bumpkin who worked in the farm. She said desegregation turned a lot of things upside down, but that she didn’t mind sharing a school with black students. She also remembers her principal. “My opinion of Mr. Riggan is very different now as an adult,” she said. “When I was a student, I thought he was stupid. I did. He bent over backward to not discipline black students.” “I don’t know that I was partial to one race or the other,” remembered Thomas Riggan, who’s now 83. Recently, Principal Thomas Riggan walked through the halls of Louisburg High school, where he was principal for 18 years. “I cannot tell you how many steps I made up and down these halls,” he said. Thomas Riggan began as principal at Louisburg High School in 1968, the year Franklin's schools fully desegregated. When Riggan first signed on to become principal in 1968, he had 500 students. After desegregation, he had 1200. Riggan pointed to the boy’s bathroom and explained how it was the scene of several clashes between black and white students. “Someone would holler at me, ‘Mr. Riggin, there’s a fight in the bathroom!’ and I go running,” he said. He’d pull the students into his office and tell them he’d give them another chance before he suspended them. Still Under Court Desegregation Orders Today These events happened almost 50 years ago. This imperfect, but triumphant moment, is what the Coppedge family had been fighting for, what they thought of when they endured the shootings and harassing phone calls. But, as Christine Coppedge said, this was only the beginning. “Things have not changed that much, some have changed, but we’ve got a long ways to go,” she said. Today, Franklin’s schools are still under court-ordered desegregation until it fully eliminates the vestiges of discrimination. But it has made a lot of progress. It’s one most racially balanced districts in the state against a backdrop of increasingly segregated schools. Each year, the district is required to send a report to the Department of Justice on the district’s racial statistics—everything from student enrollment to the makeup of the staff. The last time the school board attempted to lift the orders was in 2002. The court declared that the district had achieved ‘unitary status’ in school transportation, extracurricular activities, school construction and facilities, student transfers and faculty desegregation. The court documents, however, note that the district still needed to work on student assignment, staff desegregation and quality of education. School officials said they’re actively working on bringing up student performance and that the court orders play a role in keeping them on track. One way the district tries to make sure its schools are racially balanced is through a system called “Majority to Minority” transfers. Students who attend a school where their racial group is above the district average can transfer to a school where there are fewer students of their race. As of this month, the district has made about 175 majority to minority transfers this school year in a system of about 8,500 students. “If we keep the schools racially balanced, then I think the resources will stay balanced, and that’s what we’d like to see,” said Elizabeth Keith, vice-chair of the Franklin County school board. Education American GraduateDesegregationFranklin CountyPublic SchoolsCivil Rights Act of 1964Brown versus Board of EducationResegregationCoppedge1968 Reema Khrais joined WUNC in 2013 to cover education in pre-kindergarten through high school. Previously, she won the prestigious Joan B. Kroc Fellowship. For the fellowship, she spent a year at NPR where she reported nationally, produced on Weekends on All Things Considered and edited on the digital desk. She also spent some time at New York Public Radio as an education reporter, covering the overhaul of vocational schools, the contentious closures of city schools and age-old high school rivalries. 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Some NC Towns Struggle To Survive A Year After Matthew North Carolina Public Radio | By Jay Price Published October 4, 2017 at 11:45 AM EDT WUNC Fair Bluff Mayor Billy Hammond stands on Main Street in his deserted downtown on a recent weekday morning. A highway runs through Main Street in Fair Bluff, just south of Interstate 95 near the South Carolina border. It’s a classic small downtown: storefronts line both sides, a couple dozen American flags flap in the wind as decorations, and semi-trucks whistle through on their way to feed commerce somewhere else. The flags seem festive – until you look closer. “To make the downtown look viable and what have you, is just the reason we got them out,” said Mayor Billy Hammond. “To keep you from looking like a deserted ghost town.” It's very heartbreaking to come to town and see nothing happening. -Fair Bluff Mayor Billy Hammond Hammond stands on the sidewalk and points at one storefront after another. “This is our senior citizen’s building; was our senior citizen’s building,” he said. “We had two hardware stores and a clothing store, and a drug store, and a medical center … none of these had flood insurance.” In Texas and Florida, cities and towns are just beginning their recoveries from recent hurricanes. In North Carolina, a couple of the state’s smallest towns can offer their municipal cousins to the south advice about at least one thing they’re going to need: Patience. Lots of it. A year after it flooded during Hurricane Matthew, almost nothing has reopened in Fair Bluff. Many residents have also relocated. “It’s very heartbreaking to come to town and see nothing happening,” Hammond said. But behind the scenes, things are happening. Credit Jay Price / WUNC A year after it flooded during Hurricane Matthew, almost nothing has reopened in Fair Bluff. Many residents have also relocated. “It’s very heartbreaking to come to town and see nothing happening,” Mayor Billy Hammond said. Making Flood-Ravaged Towns More Resilient Fair Bluff is one of six communities hit hard by the flooding. All six are getting special attention from the state and a federally-funded center that helps communities become more resilient. The others are Seven Springs, Lumberton, Princeville, Windsor and Kinston. UNC - Chapel Hill Professor Gavin Smith leads the U.S. Department of Homeland Security’s Coastal Resilience Center of Excellence and the state’s recovery and resilience initiative. The center is working to help towns develop what it calls a “relocation strategy.” “We are looking at and will be interviewing the people participating in that program trying to understand the household family size, their economic standing, so forth and use that information plus what we’re calling a land suitability analysis – looking at properties outside the floodplain that might be suitable within their extraterritorial jurisdiction – that might be suitable for new housing,” Smith said. In other words, moving part of the town to save it. Smith’s team is also helping the six communities deal with the bureaucracy of state and federal aid programs, and develop recovery plans that aren’t just about bouncing back. They’re about trying to retool the communities in ways that make them robust enough to adapt to whatever comes their way. That includes things like rebuilding local economies, protecting businesses and homes from future disasters, and finding creative ways to use open space where damaged homes were removed. Things the communities didn’t have the resources to handle on their own, even before the flood. These are communities where losing even one or two homes in the federal flood-damage buyout program is a sharp blow to the tax base that pays for those things that larger communities take for granted. The Seven Springs Post Office is still operating out of a van a year after Hurricane Matthew flooded the town. Getting Downtown Up And Running Is Key Back in town, Mayor Hammond flags down a pickup truck. Behind the wheel is Randy Britt, who owns a small business that sells power equipment like chainsaws. Britt’s trying to run the business from the back of the still-damaged shop. Like many small towns across much of rural America, Fair Bluff has struggled to attract new employers. Young people have been leaving for jobs somewhere else, leaving mainly older residents on fixed incomes behind. “We've been trying to transition to figure out how exactly we can continue to exist, and then this hits,” said Britt, 70. “And nothing like this has ever happened before.” Britt said it’s crucial to get the downtown businesses open again. But the barrier to starting a small business is often the capital it takes to set it up. Raising that money a second time can be impossible. For many small businesses, there weren’t even enough customers before the flood. That’s why the town is hungrily eyeing that stream of highway traffic that runs through it, to and from Myrtle Beach. I don't know what's going to happen. I think we'll exist, and I think we'll slowly come back but it's going to be a while. -Fair Bluff resident Randy Britt “We've got to come up with some way to attract people, Britt said. “To stop people passing through, so that we can have enough of a business district here to supply the simple things people need on a daily basis.” He added: “Am I going to go in there and spend $150, or $200,000 to put everything back? Not likely. Now, the front end of the store I’m in now, I might go back in their clean it up and I might add some hardware items when we find out what direction we might want to move in but that's probably not going to happen until the first of next year.” Surely, Britt said, with all the thought that the experts are putting into helping the town, some plan, some way forward, will emerge. “I don't know what's going to happen,” he said. “I think we’ll exist, and I think we’ll slowly come back but it’s going to be awhile.” Just raising the possibility that Fair Bluff might not survive is sobering for some residents, even if the chances of that are small. For another one of North Carolina’s flood-ravaged communities, the possibility is quite real. Seven Springs Wrestles With Possibility of Disincorporating At Mae’s Restaurant in Seven Springs, business is bustling on a recent morning. But it’s the only thing in town that is. Adam Walters and a group of men gathered at a back table inside the restaurant. Walters is a graduate student at the N.C. State University’s College of Design and part of the state recovery and resilience initiative. “If we were to have a meeting… to start talking about some of the major future vision of Seven Springs, do you see some sensitive issues that would be difficult to talk about?” This town's been here too long... if we're going to go down, we're going to go down swinging. -Seven Springs Mayor Stephen Potter Mayor Stephen Potter chimed in with one issue in particular. “I think if people hear us talking about dissolving, that is, in a way, telling them we’re giving up,” Potter said. “If I’m going to giving up on that, I might as well just resign and go home, because I’m wasting, wasting time. And I’m not willing to do that.” This isn’t first time Seven Springs has had to fight for its life. Its long history includes a Civil War battle that almost destroyed it, a fire in the 1920s that almost destroyed it. And Hurricane Floyd flooded nearly every house in town. Despite that extraordinary record of bouncing back, and despite Potter’s defiance, this time Seven Springs might not be able to continue as a town. The fire department was flooded out, the post office is still operating out of a van, and fewer than half of the 115 or so residents before the flood remain. The possibility of disincorporating is so real that an expert from UNC’s School of Government came to a town meeting earlier this year to explain the legal process. The town’s entire budget is about $50,000 a year, Potter said. If enough owners of damaged homes take federal buyouts and don’t return, the missing property taxes could make it hard to keep going. The group meeting in the restaurant talks about some of the ideas that are being batted around town. Maybe a farmer’s market, greenways to connect the town with the nearby Cliffs of the Neuse State Park, antique shops. Much of what seems possible, like turning vacant lots into space for visiting RVs and campers, is tied to recreation on the very river that keeps tearing into the town. But, there are, at least, ideas for turning things around. “This town's been here too long,” Potter said. “You know, this was the first settlement in Wayne County and if we’re going to go down, we’re going to go down swinging.” Swinging with help – from the state, the federal government and the experts from UNC and N.C. State. News Hurricane Matthew Jay Price has specialized in covering the military for nearly a decade. 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The city was one of the hardest hit from the storm's… Lawmaker calls for removal of NC hurricane recovery director North Carolina lawmakers rebuked on Wednesday the state's disaster recovery director — with one calling for her removal — for the agency's slow progress amid years-long delays that have left some low-income homeowners in temporary lodging for up to six years after hurricanes Matthew and Florence displaced them. NC lawmakers say hurricane recovery program falls short Hundreds of families are still displaced from their homes years after Hurricanes Matthew and Florence. Some families have been living in hotels for years waiting for repairs to start. Will Candidates Care About Robeson County Next Year? Grant Holub-Moorman South of Fayetteville along I-95 is North Carolina’s outlier county. It is one of the most diverse and poorest of the hundred. But, like the state as a… Meet NC’s Mayors — Bobbie Jones Of Princeville When Hurricane Matthew flooded his hometown in 2016, Mayor Bobbie Jones understood the magnitude of the decisions ahead. As the National Guard drained the… NC Town Founded By Freed Slaves Gets Levee Help The U.S . Army Corps of Engineers has agreed to spend $39.6 million to help preserve an eastern North Carolina town founded by freed slaves that's been…

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Why NC Lawmakers Want To Bring Fresh Apples And Broccoli To 400,000 People North Carolina Public Radio | By Jorge Valencia Amber Carnes via Flickr North Carolina lawmakers are looking for ways they can help get fresh fruits and vegetables to corners of the state -- urban and rural -- where they’re difficult to access. Non-profit organizations and local governments across the country have for years identified areas known as “food deserts” across the country, but the House Committee on Food Desert Zones is the first effort by state lawmakers to address the issue. Members of the bi-partisan committee, which is meeting four times before the General Assembly reconvenes for its session in May, are hearing from grocery store managers, public health officials and non-profit workers and looking at potential courses of action, such as tax incentives for stores that open in food deserts. More than 410,000 people live in 171 food deserts across North Carolina. Those numbers are according to a Duke University study published in 2012. The Centers for Disease Control define a food desert as an area without access to affordable fruits, vegetables, whole grains, low-fat milk and other foods that make up the full range of a healthy diet. Some research links them to diet-related problems. Rep. Yvonne Holley, a Democrat who represents Southeast Raleigh, says she started looking at affordable fresh food options last year, when the Kroger chain closed two stores to her constituents: One on Martin Luther King Blvd, and another on New Bern Avenue. House Speaker Thom Tillis convened a special committee to address the issue after she introduced a bill regarding food deserts in last year’s session. "You know, you hear about things, but I didn't see it as a food desert. I didn't realize how in North Carolina we have a couple of counties that the whole county is a food desert." - Rep. Yvonne Holley “You know, you hear about things, but I didn't see it as a food desert,” Holley said about the area where the stores closed. “I didn't realize how in North Carolina we have a couple of counties that the whole county is a food desert.” Holley said she’s looking to address food accessibility by collaborating with businesses, public health groups and local governments. The committee’s second meeting is scheduled for 1 p.m. today at the Legislative Office Building in Raleigh. Politics Food DesertsAgricultureNutritionPoverty Jorge Valencia has been with North Carolina Public Radio since 2012. A native of Bogotá, Colombia, Jorge studied journalism at the University of Maryland and reported for four years for the Roanoke Times in Virginia before joining the station. His reporting has also been published in the Wall Street Journal, the Miami Herald, and the Baltimore Sun. See stories by Jorge Valencia Exploring Gaps In America's Food System From The Farm To The Table Nicole Campbell Starvation is often considered a problem distant from the American experience.But for many United States citizens, hunger is a way of life. And many of… WUNC Youth Reporting Institute Chef Amelia Irene Steed builds Black wealth one meal at a time H’aiasi Chinfloo The Black Farmers’ Market in the Triangle is taking a new approach to supporting its community. One chef who joined the market is on a personal mission to address food inequality through her cooking classes and plant-based desserts. Summer is off to a dry start in North Carolina It’s been a while since the state has had a drought like this one, according to Corey Davis, assistant climatologist at the North Carolina State Climate Office. As the baby formula crisis worsens, it's also magnifying disparities in the U.S. Jason Breslow Empty store shelves. Frustrated parents. The formula shortage has upended life for millions of families across the nation and magnified longtime disparities in how infants receive nutrition. Callery pears: An invader 'worse than murder hornets!' Bradford pears and 24 other ornamental trees were developed from Callery pears — a species brought to America a century ago to save ravaged pear orchards. Now, their invasive descendants have been reported in more than 30 states. Black farming incubator wants to bring equity to industry in NC A Black farming incubator in Edgecombe County wants to help other aspiring Black farmers learn about agriculture.

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Heat wave, drought showing no signs of slowing down <p>LONDON, ENGLAND - AUGUST 22: A woman relaxes in the sunshine in Hyde Park on August 22, 2015 in London, England. Weather in the capital is expected to reach 30 degrees today, with heavy rain moving in towards the end of the weekend. (Photo by Dan Kitwood/Getty Images)</p> Posted at 11:48 PM, Jul 24, 2016 PHILADELPHIA (AP) — The heat wave gripping parts of the country including Philadelphia, where tens of thousands are descending upon the city for the Democratic National Convention this week, is not going away anytime soon and will hit a peak Monday with temperatures in the city feeling like 108 degrees. Excessive heat warnings will continue Monday, the first day of the convention, in the Philadelphia area, most of the Midwest and regions out west. It's due to a dome of high pressure, meteorologists say, that's affecting most of the United States and contributing to drought conditions in the Northeast and continuing to fuel wildfires in California. "It's fair to say that the vast majority of the nation has been experiencing above normal temperatures for the past week," said David Robinson, New Jersey state climatologist at Rutgers University. The dome of high pressure traps hot air and is the basis for the "critical high temperatures" the country has been experiencing the past week, Robinson said, even for being the warmest time of the year. Thunderstorms are common, as they were in parts of New England over the weekend, but don't help much with drought conditions in the Northeast and out west. Particularly dry weather in areas like Massachusetts and New York have forced farmers to choose which crops they will water and which will just not survive the season. "The Northeast is a little bit of a mixed bag, but the bottom line is that the conditions have deteriorated over the past several weeks to a couple of months," said Rich Tinker, a drought specialist at the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration. In southern California, where drought has persisted for years, 18 homes have been destroyed and more than 34 square miles of brush have been blackened in a blaze that sparked Friday. Los Angeles Fire Chief John Tripp said the fire "started consuming houses" ''like a freight train." A main difference between the drought in the Northeast and out west is that the Northeast can pull out of those conditions at any time, Robinson said. "The good news is that there's always a chance that the pattern can switch in several weeks at any time of the year," he added. Temperatures in the Philadelphia area are predicted to reach their highest points Monday as 50,000 Democrats are expected there for the DNC. The heat index could hit 108 degrees, said Mitchell Gaines, meteorologist with the National Weather Service in Mount Holly, New Jersey. Temperatures may reach into triple digits. Adding to that, the humidity is set to return. Thousands of protesters, many for climate change, on Sunday braved mid-90s temperatures as the city provided free water and "misting tents" to demonstrators, some of whom are walking several miles. When will the heat wave break? Not anytime soon, Robinson said. Higher than normal temperatures are still expected in the six to 10 day outlook. Two weeks out, the temperatures are still slated to be high. The good news is there's a chance, Robinson added, of normal to above normal precipitation.

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Superintendent calls FCPS performance on KDE report ‘unacceptable’ We’re getting a look at how Kentucky students are performing in the classrooms for the first time in three years.(WFIE) By Jim Stratman Published: Oct. 18, 2022 at 10:01 AM EDT LEXINGTON, Ky. (WKYT) - We’re getting a look at how Kentucky students are performing in the classrooms for the first time in three years. MORE: Kentucky Department of Education releases 2022 school report card data In 2020, the General Assembly made changes to how the state test Kentucky students, and, this year, the Kentucky Department of Education released a new color-coded system to outline those results. Statewide, the test scores show most of Kentucky’s schools ranking in the middle. Of the more than a thousand schools tested, just 98 received the highest ranking. On the flip side, only 64 schools received the lowest ranking. Kentucky Education Commissioner Dr. Jason Glass says this is disappointing, but not unexpected. He says the pandemic hurt students in the short run, but the effects of distance learning are going to continue being felt. “There is no quick fix to the challenges our students endured during the pandemic,” Dr. Glass said. “It’s going to take time and it’s going to take resources.” That plays out in the stats. Statewide, the four-year graduation rate dropped for a second straight year to 89.9%, the first time it’s been under 90% in the last five years. The five-year graduation rate also dropped for the first time in five years. Composite ACT Scores did rebound slightly after they dropped a full point last year. They’re now sitting at 18.3. In Fayette County, schools are performing above the rest of the state at every level, but they’re still firmly fixed in the orange with 21 schools above the middle tier, 24 below it and 12 in the middle. Superintendent Dr. Demetrus Liggins says that’s unacceptable. “We own this data and we are taking responsibility for changing it,” Dr. Liggins said. “More of the same is not the answer, and we are working to ensure that our students receive an experience at FCPS that is going to impact their learning not only in the immediate future, but the long-time future.” Dr. Liggins did say that Fayette County Public Schools offers more to students than what you can see on a test, but, at the same time, he acknowledged these scores do affect students and their families and said the district is committed to bringing those scores up. School Board Chair Tyler Murphy echoed that message from Dr. Liggins. In a Facebook post, he said that an overall school rating cannot capture the enriching learning environments, the love, and the material services like food and health care that Fayette County Public Schools provides. He said the board has committed investments for improvement as part of their “new way forward” strategic plan. Copyright 2022 WKYT. All rights reserved. Leadership Kentucky now accepting applications for BRIGHT Kentucky Class of 2023 John D. Wilson obituary ARH Mountain Student Achiever Melvin Dawson McCoy Grundy Va., mine rescue team recognized for winning National Mine Rescue Contest

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Ben Grant Film Session: Points Off Turnovers The Argos created seven turnovers against the REDBLACKS this week, turning them into a staggering 42 points. Here's a close look at how they did it.

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White Rose Music Fest Learning York College of Pennsylvania Students Learn While Helping White Rose Music Festival Come Alive Students in professional writing and production classes learned by doing at the inaugural event in October. Renowned musicians Jamey Johnson and Grace Potter rocked York’s PeoplesBank Park as York College of Pennsylvania students and faculty, along with community members, enjoyed the sounds at the first White Rose Music Festival on October 7 and 8, 2022. Sprinkled throughout the audience, York College students worked video and audio equipment and interviewed attendees and artists, immortalizing the moment. This was the culmination of a semester of planning, envisioning, and experiential learning. Forming a plan Dr. Michael Zerbe, Professor of English, received requests for student involvement in the festival in the spring and summer of 2022. He reached out to his students, and Professional Writing major and Music minor Alex Merritt ’24 was excited to jump on board. “I was interested in it because, having a Music minor, I’m interested in writing about the music industry,” Alex says. Alex and Dr. Zerbe set up an independent study and, leading up to the festival, Alex took on the tasks of managing social media, creating content, and scheduling posts. Creating social media content that people would engage with was something different for Alex, who gained a new respect for the effort that social media creators put into their craft. “There’s a lot of work that goes into it that I didn’t realize beforehand,” Alex says. “I definitely learned a lot. I learned new skills, too.” Learning in a real-world environment Jeff Schiffman, Manager of campus radio station WVYC, also jumped at the chance to get his Mass Communication students involved with the festival. Schiffman, who came to York College in 2006 from a career in commercial radio, was an early adopter of experiential learning at the College. “I’m always looking for opportunities for our students to learn in a real-world environment,” he says. He and Video Production Professor Craig Do’Vidio created an assignment for Video Production 2 and Advanced Production classes. Students would be on-site at the festival, filming and capturing audio and creating content that could be used to promote future festivals. The early part of the Fall Semester was spent learning to use the gear, interview key players, and prepare for the event. Students in the Advanced Production class would film the festival and any interviews they could line up with the artists, while students in the Video Production 2 class would film the Advanced Production students and create a documentary about their experience. The students formulated plans, backup plans, and backup plans to the backup plans, says Mass Communication major Chase Hellwig ’25, a Video Production 2 class member. “When this idea was introduced, we were very close-minded,” he says. “We were super reluctant to go because it was super overwhelming. We opened up to it, though, and got our logistics together. You’ve got to be prepared.” One the ground The hard work early on paid off. The Friday and Saturday of the festival, Alex, armed with a media pass, updated social media with on-the-ground experiences in real time. Many of the attendees whom Alex talked to had learned about the festival through the posts Alex had been creating throughout the semester. Mass Communication major and American History minor Morrissey Walsh ’23 learned to be light on her feet. While working at the event, she found out she had 15 minutes to prepare to interview Drew Holcomb, one of the performing artists. The team grabbed its equipment and a light, and ran. Morrissey had come with some prepared questions, just in case. “It was a good lesson for us to go with the flow,” she says. “The only way to get experience is to get out and do things.” Chase spent his time at the event primarily managing sound equipment and documenting the Advanced Production students’ work. From standing in the pit three feet from the performers to sitting in the press box above, Chase found the experience to be eye-opening. “I had no idea how much work went into something like that,” he says. This wasn’t Chase’s first experiential learning opportunity at York College. As a sophomore, he has enjoyed an array of such situations in his audio and video production classes. As Music Director for WVYC, which is a paid position, Chase often has the chance to speak with record company executives and artists. The students’ experience wasn’t over after the last encore. For Alex, much of the work is just beginning, from creating a Google form to gather input to writing a summary report about the festival for possible publication in a York College newsletter or magazine. Alex also plans to create a recommendations report for the team that put on the festival. Video Production 2 and Advanced Production students are editing promotional spots for the next festival and the documentary about the Advanced Production students’ work. For Morrissey, the biggest takeaways have been learning how to be professional with a client and honing her time-management skills. “York has gone above and beyond. I’ve had project-based learning opportunities every semester I’ve been here,” says Morrissey, who also was involved in video projects for The Yorktowne Hotel and Marketview Arts downtown. “If you say you’re willing to do this, the school will provide opportunities for you.” “This was a phenomenal opportunity for our students to have real-world experience,” Schiffman says. Because many of his students take their degrees to the music industry and create content for professional musicians, having them be involved with experiential learning at the White Rose Music Festival was a perfect fit. Dr. Zerbe agrees. “I’m all for project-based learning and getting students involved in real-life projects,” he says. “Experiential learning has become a huge part, especially in our field, of getting our students well-trained so they can go out into the marketplace and succeed,” adds Schiffman.

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Kingston Symphony – Mozart and Gershwin « Farmers’ Market Sherlock’s Escapes: A Scandal In Kingston » The final concert of the Kingston Symphony’s season features music which showcases the nature of musical inspiration. How do you develop an original idea? How do you find inspiration from existing music? All four of these works are fascinating, deep, and nuanced, and they provide a window into the mind of their respective composers as they took an unconventional approach in creation. The centrepiece of this concert is a new realization of Gershwin’s iconic Rhapsody in Blue, arranged for small ensemble in line with Gershwin’s original intentions as a piece for piano and jazz band and will feature pianist Janelle Fung. For the first time, Kingston audiences will be able to hear more directly just what Gershwin himself had in mind when he wrote this masterpiece. https://www.queensu.ca/theisabel/content/kingston-symphony-mozart-and-gershwin The Isabel Kingston, Ontario K7L 2X4 Canada http://www.theisabel.ca/ YGKEvents.com > Kingston Symphony – Mozart and Gershwin

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The Hindenburg Omen is a market breadth indicator, named after the German zeppelin that caught fire and crashed in 1937. It utilizes data from the New Highs and New Lows list of stocks in a particular equity market to gauge market indecision. The idea behind the Hindenburg Omen indicator is this: conventional trading wisdom says that when a stock market is trending higher over the longer term, (bull market) most stocks should be at or near their 52 week high. When the equity market is trending lower over the longer term, (bear market) most stocks should be at or near their 52 week low. The abnormality occurs when both, (i.e., a lot of new highs AND a lot of new lows) happen at the same time during an upwardly trending market. Near the end of a bull market, an increasing number of individual stocks will start to fall (and make new lows) even while the broad market index might still be rising. This is called a divergence in market breadth and at certain levels, indicates a problem could be brewing under the surface of the bull market. To get a warning signal, the Hindenburg Omen indicator observes the number of stocks making new 52 week highs and the number of stocks making new 52 week lows. In a strong bull market you will usually see a lot of new highs but hardly any new lows, in a bear market you will see new lows, but very little new highs. In order for the indicator to be triggered, several technical factors must be present. Here are the two most important: The daily number of new highs and new lows are greater than a threshold amount (typically this number is 2.2%) The 52 week highs can’t be more than twice the 52 week lows. Does this indicator have a track record of success? The answer is – kind of. When just looking at times when the Hindenburg Omen alone has been triggered, its record of successfully indicating a decline in the market is pretty spotty. But if you combine this indicator with the overall valuation level of the market (comparing the current price/earnings ratio of the market to its ten year average), then its predictive ability improves. Under those parameters it correctly pegged the declines in 1987, 2000 and 2007. However, it was also wrong in 1999 and 2013. Most recently, this indicator was triggered in mid-September, 2018 immediately before the beginning of the 4th quarter equity market decline. It triggered again last week. As a conservative, long term investor, I don’t invest based on technical indicators. However, understanding the various technical factors that can influence investor behavior is just one of the useful tools each serious investor should have in their investing tool belt. Randy has more than 15 years of experience managing financial assets for individuals, retirement plans and businesses. Randy joined YHB | Wealth Advisors in January of 2018 and serves as the Director of Wealth Management. Prior to entering the professional wealth management field, he enjoyed building entrepreneurial business ventures from start-up to eventual sale and providing accounting services for public and private firms. MEET RANDY

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Federal estate taxes have been a source of funding for the federal government almost since the U.S. was founded. In 1797, Congress instituted a system of federal stamps that were required on all wills offered for probate when property (land, homes) was transferred from one generation to the next. The revenue from these stamps was used to build the Navy for an undeclared war with France, which had begun in 1794. When the crisis ended in 1802, the tax was repealed.1 Estate taxes returned during the build-up to the Civil War. The Revenue Act of 1862 included an inheritance tax, which applied to transfers of personal assets. In 1864, Congress amended the Revenue Act, added a tax on transfers of real estate, and increased the rates for inheritance taxes. As before, once the war ended, the Act was repealed.1 In 1898, a federal legacy tax was proposed to raise revenue for the Spanish-American War. This served as a precursor to modern estate taxes. It instituted tax rates that were graduated by the size of the estate. The end of the war came in 1902, and the legacy tax was repealed later that same year.1 In 1913, however, the 16th Amendment to the Constitution was ratified – the one that gives Congress the right to “lay and collect taxes on incomes, from whatever source derived.” This amendment paved the way for the Revenue Act of 1916, which established an estate tax that in one way or another, has been part of U.S. history since then.1 In 2010, the estate tax expired – briefly. But in December 2010, Congress passed the Tax Relief, Unemployment Insurance Reauthorization, and Job Creation Act of 2010. The new law retroactively imposed tax legislation on all estates settled in 2010.2 In 2012, the American Tax Relief Act made the estate tax a permanent part of the tax code.3 As part of the 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, estate tax rules were adjusted again. The estate tax exemption was raised to $11.2 million, a doubling of the $5.6 million that previously existed. Married couples were able to pass as much as $22.4 million to their heirs. As of 2022, that rate has risen to $12.06 million per individual (and $24.12 million for married couples). The Act is set to expire in 2025. If you’re uncertain about your estate strategy, it may be a good time to review the approach you currently have in place.4 Estate Taxes and Overall Federal Revenues Estate taxes typically account for about one percent of total federal revenue.5 Chart Source: USASpending.gov, 2022 Exemption through the Years Federal estate taxes exempt a share of estates from federal estate taxes. For the 2022 tax year, if an estate is worth less than $12.06 million, no federal estate taxes may apply.4 Exclusion Amount Highest Tax Rate 2002 $1,000,000 50.0% 2010 $0 or $5,000,000 0% or 35% 2018 $11,180,000 37% Chart Source: TheBalance, May 23, 2022 2. Congress.gov, 2022 5. USASpending.gov, 2022

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Finding Parallels Between Care and Life How to Pick Superb Dog Training Services around You Dogs are certainly man’s best friend. Well, I know some may disagree and say cats instead, but hey, I am just following the life old clich. Regardless of your opinion here, if you have a dog, you know that it is a relationship like any other. A breakdown in communication always affects the direction of any relationship. For humans, we go see counselors but for dogs, a dog training service is the right therapy. If you also want a more constructive outlet for all that energy your dog is displaying currently, then dog training isn’t such a bad idea. Nonetheless, you will come to see that the dog training industry is quite free to operate in and is unchecked. Therefore, you will find all manners of people ranging from those with a million guarantees to those charging all the money in the world. Here in this article lies the solution in finding an outstanding dog trainer. To start with, look into the dog trainer’s expertise. Experience isn’t the be-all-end-all, but it can do well in guiding you to the right person. In fact, newcomers to the trade tend to bring in energy and enthusiasm which experienced trainers may have lost. However, if the class being taught is composed of activities that require in-depth knowledge and experience in dog behavior, then an experienced trainer is out of the question. Assess the trainer’s experience by asking how long they have been professional trainers and how they learned to train. Secondly, think in the lines of certification. The above is essential as certification requirements don’t exist for dog training firms. You don’t have to attend a dog training class for you to be permitted to effect a business for dog training. Make sure that the dog trainers are well equipped and knowledgeable in the sector and are equally accredited. A dog trainer with a certified skill set in grasping animal behavior is integral in getting quality services. As well, if the dog trainers are members of a professional trainers body, then you are in safer hands. Your idiosyncrasies will be an excellent place to close out this discussion. The question is, whether your dog trainer can deliver on what you really desire. The truth is, different dog trainers have different skills hence a different skill set presents itself at every opportunity. An example of a decision founded on personal preferences is one between a group and individual classes. Group classes work are beneficial for puppies and when socialization is key. However, if personalized attention is the endgame, then an individual class is what you need albeit expensive. The bottom line is, select a dog training service that fits the bill. A Quick Rundown of Dogs Why Breeds Aren’t As Bad As You Think July 24, 2019, Posted in Financial

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Category: How to Deal with Panic Attacks How to Deal with Panic Attacks Even though a panic attack itself may be short, it may result in a lasting fear of having another episode. When panic attacks and the fear of getting one strikes, it happens repeatedly. Individuals are said to have a panic disorder, a form of anxiety disorder. How To Deal With Anxiety Attacks Reddit. I dealt with anxiety and panic for the first time in my 20s and I know it to be crippling. So much so, that I avoided high stress situations in my work, this led to me taking less risk and putting in less effort than was required. All along, I was trying to save my mental health. But, it doesn’t have to be either or. Stress not panic Stress is a feeling of nervousness, unease, or a feeling of anxiety that typically happens in the absence of an imminent threat. It differs from fear, but can lead to panic. We feel fear often and that triggers panic as the body’s natural response to immediate danger. Fight of flight type of thing. Stress is part of the body’s natural response to threat, so it shouldn’t be dulled, it’s the panic and anxiety that you really want to be able to handle. Therefore it can be helpful sometimes, to take supplements that can help such as Anti-Anxiety Plus which makes you more calm while also allowing you to acknowledge when stress is present. If feelings of fear or anxiety become excessive, hard to control, or interfere with daily life, a daily supplement might curb the crippling panic attacks. Just to be clear, anxiety disorders are among the most common mental disorders in America. Panic disorder, a sort of anxiety disorder, and a serious illness characterized by recurrent panic attacks and at least a month of stress or concern about potential attacks. You can grab a 30 day supply here. Basically, you are crippled by the thought of having a panic attack which creates one. In addition to behavioral changes based on the attacks, individuals with panic disorder, panic attacks are recurrent and may occur at any time, often making them live with persistent stress that more attacks will occur. Even though a panic attack itself may be short, it may result in a lasting fear of having another episode. When panic attacks and the fear of getting one strikes, it happens repeatedly. Individuals are said to have a panic disorder, a form of anxiety disorder. By The Deal With Numbness Tingling Panic Attacks. I dealt with anxiety and panic for the first time in my 20s and I know it to be crippling. So much so, that I avoided high stress situations in my work, this led to me taking less risk and putting in less effort than was required. All along, I was trying to save my mental health. But, it doesn’t have to be either or.

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The traditional tanneries of Fez, Morocco Posted on 12 April 2020 7 July 2020 by Fatimzahra Saad See you in Chouara, the tanners’ quarter in Fez The city of Fez, the third largest city in Morocco, was founded in the 8th century and today has more than a million inhabitants. The city has a distinct traditional character, especially the old town or medina called Fez el Bali, which has hardly changed for centuries. Located behind a high rampart, the medina has narrow, pedestrian streets where hundreds of merchants and craftsmen sell a range of products such as dates, fish, spices, copper vases, carpets and musical instruments. Fez is also famous for its leather goods, most of which comes from the souk of tanners. The souk is home to three ancient tanneries, the largest and oldest being the Chouara tannery,which is almost a thousand years old and is one of the most famous in the country along with that of the Bab Debbagh Gate in Marrakech. The tanneries of Fez consist of numerous stone vases filled with a wide range of dyes and various liquids spread as a large palette of watercolors. Dozens of men, many of whom stand up to their waists in dyes, work under the scorching sun. Tanneries treat the skins of cows, sheep, goats and camels, turning them into high-quality leather items such as bags, coats, shoes and shoes. All this is done by hand, without requiring the use of modern machines, and the process has changed very little since medieval times, making these tanneries absolutely fascinating to visit. At the Chouara tannery,the skins are first soaked in a mixture of cow urine, live lime, water and salt. This caustic mixture helps to break down the strength of the leather, detach the excess fat and flesh, and the hairs that remained on it. The skins are soaked for two to three days, after which the tanners remove excess hair and grease by hand in order to prepare the leathers for dyeing. The skins are then soaked in another set of vats containing a mixture of water and pigeon droppings. Pigeon excrement contains ammonia which acts as a softening agent that allows the leathers to become malleable so that they can absorb the dye. The tanner uses his bare feet to knead the skins for up to three hours to obtain the desired flexibility. [thrive_2step id=”21632″] Click here for a considerable advantage [/thrive_2step] The skins are then placed in dye pits containing natural plant dyes, such as poppy flower (red),indigo (blue), henna (orange), cedar wood (brown), mint (green), and saffron (yellow). Other materials used for dyeing include pomegranate powder, which is rubbed on the skins to make them looser, and olive oil, which will make them shiny. Once the leather is dyed, it is set to dry in the sun. The finished leather is then sold to other craftsmen who make the famous Moroccan slippers, known as slippers, as well as wallets, handbags and other leather accessories. Many of these products are making their way into European markets. Once the leather is dyed, it is set to dry in the sun. The finished leather is then sold to other craftsmen who make the famous Moroccan slippers, known as slippers,as well as wallets, handbags and other leather accessories. Many of these products are making their way into European markets. To get the best views of the tanneries (for taking pictures in particular), you need access to the surrounding terraces of the leather shops. Just go into one of the shops and ask for a visit, and the seller will give you an overview of how the skins are treated and tell you which dyes come from which plants. Pigeon droppings and cow urine produce a pungent smell so the guide will certainly provide you with fresh mint strands to help you overcome the smell. Source: generationvoyage.fr This entry was posted in Leather goods and tagged Chouara, Fez, Leather, Tannery, Tanning. Fatimzahra Saad Weaving Bzou’s fabric (Kharqa Bziouia) Rial saoudien (ر.س) - SAR Dirham marocain (د.م.) - MAD postes récents Ateliers d'Artisanat Conseils de vente et d'achat Découvrez un métier artisanal Méthodes de fabrication artisanale

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Yale Playwrights Festival to spotlight four student-written plays The Yale Playwrights Festival connects Yale playwrights with external mentors. This year’s mentors include Edwin Sanchez, Victor Cazares, Madeleine Olnek and Tim Sanford. Jane Park 12:39 am, Mar 03, 2023 Courtesy of Yale Playwright Festival Over 20 years ago, theater and performance studies professor Toni Dorfman listened to Laura Jacqmin ’04, a student in her class, express a frustration — there weren’t enough opportunities for student playwrights’ voices to be heard. For Dorfman, who recognized an “amazing level of talent” at Yale, this posed a problem that she was determined to alleviate. In 2002, Dorfmann and Jacqmin co-created Yale’s first playwriting festival, an annual event where selected playwrights could have their works read aloud to the Yale community. This year, the festival will be held on March 5, featuring four play readings at the Off-Broadway Theatre. This is the festival’s 23rd iteration, and Dorfman “has passed the torch” of producing the event to theater and performance studies professor Deborah Margolin. “That’s the beauty of this festival, it gives playwrights a chance to hear their work,” Margolin said. “When you feel an audience’s reaction to a play, it changes your relationship to what you’re doing.” The deadline for script submission was on Nov. 29, 2022 and called for “previously unproduced works in progress.” Hank Graham ’24 — the playwright of the featured play “The Mourning Show ” — said the festival’s emphasis on constant revision of writing was “freeing” for him and a departure from the fixation of finished products. “There’s a lot of emphasis [at Yale] on the final product and putting on a final show,” Graham said. “I really wish there were more opportunities for playwrights to have their work heard without having to do the full production… sometimes you just want to write a play.” In addition to the play reading, selected playwrights work with two mentors, one Yale faculty member and one non-Yale professional playwright, to workshop their scripts for approximately two months. Many of the external advisors include Yale alumni who have participated in the festival in years past. “Most of the time when I’m getting feedback, it’s from my peers [who are well-intentioned but] are still invested in making me feel good about my work,” said Graham. “But now, I hear from people who really are established professionals and know what they’re doing. It’s been really rewarding to have a fresh pair of eyes on the script from people who don’t know me. It’s allowed the script to kind of stand on its own.” Past mentor Lauren Yee ’07 was featured in the festival as a student and submitted her initial draft of “Ching Chong Chinaman.” Yee would become the second-most produced playwright in America of the 2019-2020 theatrical season, having nearly 15 of her plays running simultaneously. The four plays slated to be read aloud on Sunday are “Seeds,” “Education,” “transubstantiation,” and “The Mourning Show.” According to Margolin, the most important criterion for scripts was whether “there was life” in the play. While the festival is on its 21st run, the production team faced new challenges. According to Olivia O’Connor ’24, the student co-producer of the festival, recruiting actors and directors was a difficult endeavor. “This is a very busy week for Yale theater; there’s a lot of shows going up,” said O’Connor. “That means that there are quite a few actors and directors who are out of commission right now because they’re working on their own shows.” This is Margolin’s first year producing the festival. As such, she says she had to learn “the ropes of how to coordinate” an event of this scale, which involved reaching out to mentors, organizing schedules and finding housing for their stay at New Haven. Margolin explained how difficult it was to run a festival emerging from the pandemic, with past festivals occurring entirely on Zoom. Last year’s festival was a masked event, where people had trouble “listening to the music of the text.” With only four hours of rehearsal time allotted to each play before the play-reading on Sunday, Graham’s first time listening to the actors’ run-through happened on Thursday, a mere four days before the festival. Graham expressed the difference between writing his work and sharing it with others. “I find that my dialogue is very idiosyncratic to myself,” said Graham. “At the end of the day, I write things that make me laugh, and I can’t help but write things with my own sense of humor. There’s a specific delivery that’s important.” While Dorfman has stepped down from the role of faculty producer, her excitement has not waned. She urged the importance of bringing the voice of playwrights to the ears and hearts of the Yale community. “No lights, no sound cues, no underscores. Just the play itself. What happens among the characters becomes the world of the play,” said Dorfman. “And I can tell you, as a playwright myself, that the effect of sitting in the audience, watching something that you have devised in the privacy of your little solitary room, turn into a living thing is one of the most powerful, inspiring and exciting moments of your life.” The Off Broadway Theater is located on 41 Broadway. Correction 3/5: A previous version of this article misstated the number of plays in the festival. It has been updated to reflect the correct number of plays and the correct spelling of Olnek’s name. JANE PARK

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Memories of Christmas Past 2022 Sunday, November 20, 2022 @ 12:00 pm - 4:00 pm An event every week that begins at 12:00pm on Sunday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday, repeating until Friday, December 30, 2022 An event every week that begins at 12:00pm on Thursday, repeating until Thursday, December 29, 2022 One event on Monday, December 26, 2022 at 12:00pm One event on Saturday, December 31, 2022 at 12:00pm The Arms Family Museum is sparkling for the holiday season! The 14th Memories of Christmas Past exhibit will open on Saturday, November 19, 2022 and be on display through Saturday, December 31, 2022. The Mahoning Valley Historical Society will be bringing its beloved family tradition of the holiday season to each of the main floor’s seven period rooms at Arms Family Museum. Anthony Worrellia, Memories of Christmas Past designer since 2008 and avid vintage Christmas collector, began planning the exhibit and searching for artifacts throughout the past year. The exhibit is open November 19-December 31, 2022. Hours for the museum are Tuesday-Sunday, 12:00pm-4:00pm; and Thursday 12:00pm-7:00pm. There will be special hours on Monday, December 26 from 12:00pm-4:00pm. The final day of the exhibit will be on Saturday, December 31 from 12:00pm-7:00pm. The Museum is closed on all other Mondays, Thanksgiving Day, Christmas Eve, and Christmas Day. Admission costs for this season will be $10 for Adults, $9 for Seniors (60+) and College Students (with I.D. card), and $8 for Children (3-18). Admission is free for Toddlers (under 3), MVHS Members, Active Military and Military Veterans (with I.D. card). The admission fee covers visits to both the Arms Family Museum and the Tyler History Center on the same day. More information will be available on the Mahoning Valley Historical Society’s website. Events, Family-Friendly, Holiday https://mahoninghistory.org/ Arms Family Museum 648 Wick Ave. Youngstown, OH 44502 United States https://mahoninghistory.org/arms-family-museum/ « Big Astronomy – Ward Beecher Planetarium FaLaLa – Ward Bakery Market »

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Now reading: Sagittarius and Mindfulness 2021 Sagittarius and Mindfulness 2021 By Lisa Stardust Sagittarius is a sign associated with mindful endeavours. Having an open mind is something the fiery archer is known for – and something we can all learn from, as we continue to grow. Open yourself up to new ways in which you can be a better person. Instead of focusing on the little details, think about matters from a grander perspective. This will enable you to let go of things and help you to be an amazing and evolved version of yourself. Be mindful and aware of the amount of money you’re spending right now. Don’t live life large without a care, as it will backfire when your cash flow runs out. You don’t have to be cheap, but you should be cautious. Love is in the air, but that doesn’t mean you should rush into anything new. Take your time in getting to know your crush. If you’re already committed, it’s important to spend time alone with your honey and connect and grow the current relationship. Don’t let yourself stand in the way of your happiness by worrying about all of the possible outcomes that may happen. This will assist you in pursuing your dreams no matter what. Disregard the attachments to certain outcomes and accept all possible results. Don’t be shy in stating what you want and need regarding matters of the heart. It’s ok to speak up and tell your boo/crush about your romantic expectations. Be clear and direct. You’ll get exactly what you desire this month when it comes to love. You’re working on manifesting a great home and connecting with your family during this time. The more you give to exploring and developing your personal foundation, the more secure you will feel down the road. Also, you’ll be at ease with the fam at home, who love you unconditionally. Your communication skills need to be honed a little. Instead of bursting into emotional fits and tantrums that last hours or days, try thinking about how your words can hurt others. Be more considerate of their feelings when stating your views. It’s time to get real about your finances and change the way you feel about money. The more you give and are kind to others, the more you will receive in return. This can help you obtain abundance and grow with your finances in ways that you never thought possible. Rather than running away from intimate relationships, as you normally do, try to embrace them. Be more mindful of the ways that you treat those you care about in order to create a better and stronger foundation with them – one that can stand the test of time. This is a great time to connect with your spiritual centre. Let your mind go and be at one with your body. The less you focus on the material and physical realm, the closer you’ll be towards attaining fulfillment and happiness — as well as a deeper relationship with yourself. It’s always hard to be the centre of attention and the life of the party. Although you were wanting to focus on your core group of friends, you can always be mindful about who you add to your squad. Doing this will bring in more besties who are very cool. This is a time for you to focus on how you can attain your goals. Allowing yourself to visualize what you want will enable you to attain success without a hitch. If you’re having trouble with actual visualization, create a vision board to help manifest your dreams.

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Now reading: Capricorn New Moon 2021 Capricorn New Moon 2021 The Capricorn New Moon occurs on January 2. Being that this is the first major luminary of the year, it’s an amazing time to set intentions for the year. Release, rebuild, and rejuvenate during this New Moon. You are a baller, but you aren’t feeling like the fabulous person you are. There are a lot of changes at work, which are making you uncertain of the direction your career will take this year. Don’t stress now. Let things move and flow forward. You’ll get your footing back. While you aren’t able to pack your bags and travel, you can plan and plot your adventure from the comforts of your own home. Instead of luxuriating on a beach, you can chill in your living room with a daiquiri in one hand and a romance novel in the other. This is your time to take charge, Gemini! Most of the time you are wishy-washy and go with the flow. But, not now. For the first time in a long time, you’re asserting your views and not letting people walk all over you. Be fierce and daring! You got this! Before you act out in relationships, it’s important that you understand the reason you’re having intense feelings. You’re giving too much energy to those who aren’t reciprocating. Don’t get mad, just stop giving them 100%. They will feel the shift and make good. Although you don’t necessarily want to make good with colleagues who you’ve had issues with, it’s time for you to let go of sour sentiments. Moving forward with your co-workers is important. It’s time for you to let bygones be bygones. It’s unlike you to feel needy and desire the approval of others. But here you are. Instead of reacting in a dramatic way when you’re not being given attention, occupy your mind with another activity. In situations like this, it’s best to not give your power away. All that has made you feel safe and secure in the past does not anymore. Your foundation is shifting, which is allowing you to see the cracks in it. Now that you see and understand what needs to be changed, you have to do the work. Prepare yourself for growth. You may surprise yourself with your reaction to news that may have made you jealous and upset before. Instead of feeling down, you’ll actually be happy to see others doing well. You’ve done a whole 180 this year and now it shows. Your lavish ways are catching up with you, Sag. However, you can flip the situation to your advantage by choosing to not overspend. Instead of take out, buy groceries. Rather than renting a pay-per-view, watch a Netflix movie. Little hacks like these will help save money. This is your time to shine. The caveat is that you are scared of stepping up and expressing your sentiments. Don’t live in fear! The moment you squash your doubts and phobias, you will be able to attain complete and utter global domination. Lean into your power! You are embracing a new philosophy. Instead of dealing with the same matters and reacting the same way, you are choosing a different approach. Explore new ways to control your frustrations and choose what to actually deal with. The other stuff will fall at the waste side. Don’t sit around and let life just happen — especially when it comes to your career. It’s time you stopped floating and took action. Use your network to your advantage. Connect with people who work in the same field as you. It could lead to a promising opportunity.

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Cynthia McKinney's Last Stand Jon Gold Sat, 12/09/2006 - 9:44am Cynthia McKinney Source: atlantaprogressivenews.com By Matthew Cardinale, News Editor and National Correspondent (December 08, 2006) US Rep. Cynthia McKinney today became the first US Congresswoman to introduce Articles of Impeachment against President Bush, as well as Vice President Cheney and Secretary of State Condoleeza Rice. Atlanta Progressive News has obtained the following remarks prepared by the Congresswoman, and has learned she was not allowed to read them on the US House Floor. The remarks are expected to become part of the Congressional Record but will not be available on thomas.loc.gov until next week. The Congresswoman has scheduled an interview with APN for tomorrow to discuss her legislation. Stay tuned here for more. The remarks are reprinted here in full: I come before this body today as a proud American and as a servant of the American people, sworn to uphold the Constitution of the United States. Throughout my tenure, I've always tried to speak the truth. It's that commitment that brings me here today. We have a President who has misgoverned and a Congress that has refused to hold him accountable. It is a grave situation and I believe the stakes for our country are high. No American is above the law, and if we allow a President to violate, at the most basic and fundamental level, the trust of the people and then continue to govern, without a process for holding him accountable, what does that say about our commitment to the truth? To the Constitution? To our democracy? The trust of the American people has been broken. And a process must be undertaken to repair this trust. This process must begin with honesty and accountability. Leading up to our invasion of Iraq, the American people supported this Administration's actions because they believed in our President. They believed he was acting in good faith. They believed that American laws and American values would be respected. That in the weightiness of everything being considered, two values were rock solid: trust and truth. From mushroom clouds to African yellow cake to aluminum tubes, the American people and this Congress were not presented the facts, but rather were presented a string of untruths, to justify the invasion of Iraq. President Bush, along with Vice President Cheney and then-National Security Advisor Rice, portrayed to the Congress and to the American people that Iraq represented an imminent threat, culminating with President Bush's claim that Iraq was six months away from developing a nuclear weapon. Having used false fear to buy consent, the President then took our country to war. This has grave consequences for the health of our democracy, for our standing with our allies, and most of all, for the lives of our men and women in the military and their families--who have been asked to make sacrifices--including the ultimate sacrifice--to keep us safe. Just as we expect our leaders to be truthful, we expect them to abide by the law and respect our courts and judges. Here again, the President failed the American people. When President Bush signed an executive order authorizing unlawful spying on American citizens, he circumvented the courts, the law, and he violated the separation of powers provided by the Constitution. Once the program was revealed, he then tried to hide the scope of his offense from the American people by making contradictory, untrue statements. President George W. Bush has failed to preserve, protect, and defend the Constitution of the United States; he has failed to ensure that senior members of his administration do the same; and he has betrayed the trust of the American people. With a heavy heart and in the deepest spirit of patriotism, I exercise my duty and responsibility to speak truthfully about what is before us. To shy away from this responsibility would be easier. But I have not been one to travel the easy road. I believe in this country, and in the power of our democracy. I feel the steely conviction of one who will not let the country I love descend into shame; for the fabric of our democracy is at stake. Some will call this a partisan vendetta, others will say this is an unimportant distraction to the plans of the incoming Congress. But this is not about political gamesmanship. I am not willing to put any political party before my principles. This, instead, is about beginning the long road back to regaining the high standards of truth and democracy upon which our great country was founded. Under the standards set by the United States Constitution, President Bush, along with Vice President Cheney, and Secretary of State Rice, should be subject to the process of impeachment, and I have filed H. Res.1106 in the House of Representatives. To my fellow Americans, as I leave this Congress, it is in your hands to hold your representatives accountable, and to show those with the courage to stand for what is right, that they do not stand alone. Stay tuned for a full APN interview with Rep. McKinney tomorrow. Matthew Cardinale is the News Editor of Atlanta Progressive News. He may be reached at [email protected] Jon Gold's blog i love this woman. "I am not i love this woman. "I am not willing to put any political party before my principles.", indeed, and that includes her own party that hung her out to dry, and with this will continue to. look for Pelosi to take shots at her. Chris on Sat, 12/09/2006 - 11:45am. Show "What did she do?" by JohnGault What did she do? These are "remarks", however, to quote from the source article: "she was not allowed to read them on the US House Floor." Also, I can find no record of H. Res 1106 (except from 1977?) Her remarks also said only that Bush, Cheney and RIce "should be subject to the process of impeachment" And? She does not use the only appropriate phrase which is "high crimes and misdemeanors" nor, according to the record, has she (or anyone else) introduced "articles of impeachment". She wrote a letter which is being presented as though she made these remarks before congress when, in fact, she did not. I have known and followed Cynthia (and her even more controversial father, Billy) for many years. She is full of passion and often willing to speak on subjects others will not. However, this story is being misrepresented to "throw a bone to the hungry dogs". It sounds good but that's about it. JohnGault on Sat, 12/09/2006 - 2:05pm. you are a no-planer correct? you are a no-planer correct? cant say im surprised to see the likes of you trying to pour water on this. disinfo assclown that you types usually are. nobody is saying this is gonna change the world, we are just giving McKinney some credit. you people are becoming increasingly easy to spot you know. you should tell Nico,CB,Holmgren and the others to tune it down, we can spot you a mile away. and not just based on the theories you promote. Chris on Sat, 12/09/2006 - 3:33pm. Are you in a cult? Chris, my comments concerned the relative importance of this "news". If you believe a U.S. Congress is going to "get to the bottom" of anything except drinks and chafing dishes, you have been, somewhere along the way, misled. Many years and a close proximity have afforded me ample opportunities to observe the entire circus that is and always has been Cynthia and her father. Different people have different roles in the drama. Cynthia has always played her's quite well. Your comments suggest a desire to seek approval from others who also use infantile language and ignorant misstatements in place of rational discourse. I invite you to examine evidence and judge it on its merits, not by its messenger. Critical thinking about the evidence, not self-serving snipes at individuals you know very little about is required. Also, to help hone your keen powers of observation, you may enjoy: http://www.nodeception.com/articles/pixel.jsp your asking ME if im in a your asking ME if im in a cult? thats pure irony coming from you ya disinfo asshole...... Cynthia for president! DAMN!...........What a woman! More balls then all of them put together. THANK YOU CYNTHIA ! WISDOM on Sat, 12/09/2006 - 12:07pm. Thanks that's awesome news....Made my weekend ! I think all of us here at 9/11 blogger need to send her a thank you email. FOX is'nt wasting time bashing her.I went to get her contact information to send her a thank you e mail. Sure enough......Fox has jumped all over it. This needs to be on the news portion of 9/11Blogger. Unfortunately... I have no control over that. "I think that we have to look at these alternative groups and these alternative people who are continuing to make films and bring their research to the public." Sally Regenhard - 9/11 Family Member Jon Gold on Sat, 12/09/2006 - 2:13pm. I thank God that someone has the Patriotism .. ..to attempt to speak out. However, the sad part about it is that she was not permitted to read her statement on the US House floor. I hope whoever stopped her is also not returning to Congress in January. The first two lines of the Scout Oath of the Boy Scouts of America is as follows: "On my honor I will do my best To do my duty to God and my country ..." I believe that she has done her best to do her duty to God and her country. No one can ask any more from a person than for them to do their best. Let us hope that her future includes some sort of public service. I want to encourage everyone in the 9/11 Truth Movement to give this article a Rating of 10. I think that a record number of votes and support here can be reported to the new Congress that we know what she did and we expect them to follow-up in January. I once heard someone ask what the difference was between a Statesman and a Politician. The reply that came was "A Statesman thinks in terms of the next generation and Politician thinks in terms of the next election". Our government has lost a Stateswoman and has kept some Politicians. I wonder how many of each their will be in the next Congress. NJcpaTOM on Sat, 12/09/2006 - 12:36pm. Here's the AP piece... McKinney introduces bill to impeach Bush Source: news.yahoo.com By BEN EVANS, Associated Press Writer Fri Dec 8, 8:52 PM ET WASHINGTON - In what was likely her final legislative act in Congress, outgoing Georgia Rep. Cynthia McKinney announced a bill Friday to impeach President Bush. The legislation has no chance of passing and serves as a symbolic parting shot not only at Bush but also at Democratic leaders. Incoming House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif., has made clear that she will not entertain proposals to sanction Bush and has warned the liberal wing of her party against making political hay of impeachment. McKinney, a Democrat who drew national headlines in March when she struck a Capitol police officer, has long insisted that Bush was never legitimately elected. In introducing her legislation in the final hours of the current Congress, she said Bush had violated his oath of office to defend the Constitution and the nation's laws. McKinney has made no secret of her frustration with Democratic leaders since voters ousted her from office in the Democratic primary this summer. In a speech Monday at George Washington University, she accused party leaders of kowtowing to Republicans on the war in Iraq and on military mistreatment of prisoners. McKinney, who has not discussed her future plans, has increasingly embraced her image as a controversial figure. She has hosted numerous panels on Sept. 11 conspiracy theories and suggested that Bush had prior knowledge of the terrorist attacks but kept quiet about it to allow friends to profit from the aftermath. She introduced legislation to establish a permanent collection of rapper Tupac Shakur's recordings at the National Archives and calling for a federal investigation into his killing. But it was her scuffle with a Capitol police officer that drew the most attention. McKinney struck the officer when he tried to stop her from entering a congressional office building. The officer did not recognize McKinney, who was not wearing her member lapel pin. A grand jury in Washington declined to indict McKinney over the clash, but she eventually apologized before the House. oh shit, i didnt know she oh shit, i didnt know she called for a federal investigation into the killing of Tupac. thats great, i have more in common with her than i thought, haha. i must shake her hand and thank her someday. i love how the AP article focuses heavily on the "capitol hill incident". so typical. Articles of Impeachment Articles of Impeachment Filed Against Bush, In Congress On Monday, gathering in a conference room in Washington D.C., Georgia Congresswoman Cynthia McKinney and her advisors worked on a draft copy of the articles of impeachment against President Bush. At the heart of the charges contained in McKinney's articles of impeachment, is the allegation that President Bush has not upheld the oath of presidential office and is guilty of high crimes and misdemeanors(hello Gault,theres that phrase). This article continues by indicting Vice President Dick Cheney and Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice, in their actions to manipulate or "fix" intelligence and mislead the public about Iraq's weapons programs. Ultimately, this article calls not only for Bush's impeachment and removal from office but also asks the same actions to be taken against Cheney and Rice. At that time it was widely believed that if the Democrats took control of congress, Conyers would reintroduce the resolution as would have subpoena power if selected as leader of the House Judiciary Committee. A few days after the Democrats won control Conyers echoed Pelosi's statement saying, "I am in total agreement with her on this issue ... impeachment is off the table." Last week a spokesperson from Conyers office said that the resolution would not be reintroduced and that the Representative had no intention to pursue the matter. Will other members of congress support the action Congresswoman McKinney has brought forth? At the table in what could be considered her impeachment "war room" the question is brought up a number of times. Mike, an advisor to McKinney, mentions, "Conyers was supposed to have investigations. They were chomping at the bit 6 months ago to do subpoenas." McKinney quietly replies, "Now they say they aren't even going to issue subpoenas." Looking up from her papers she takes a deep breath, "I'm going in alone on this one because now it is all about them playing majority politics." This is McKinney's last week as a member of congress and this act, to impeach the president, is the final resolution she will enter into the Congressional record. For those who know anything about Cynthia McKinney it may come as no surprise that she would file this resolution as her parting gift to Congress. McKinney is no stranger to being attacked by the media and has been isolated from her own party. From her inquiries into election fraud in 2000 to her calls for a transparent and thorough investigation into 9-11, not to mention the widely covered run-in she had with the Capitol Hill Police, the congresswoman is aware that this resolution will likely be ignored and that she will be ruthlessly attacked upon its filing. "What do you think they are going to do to me this time?" she asks her staff. Everyone uncomfortably shifts in their seats and after no answer comes McKinney explains, "We have to do this because this is simply the right thing to do. The American people do want to hold this man and his office accountable for the crimes they have committed and if no member of congress is willing to do it, than I will." http://www.opednews.com/articles/genera_matt_pas_061208_congresswoman_mc...

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Newly Released CIA Documents Show 9-11 Warnings Before Attack David Slesinger Sun, 07/08/2012 - 1:51pm 9/11 Commission Report 911 warnings before attack http://www.topsecretwriters.com/2012/07/newly-released-cia-documents-show-9-11-warnings-before-attack/ Could 9/11 have been prevented? Up until now the common sentiment was that the 9/11 attacks came as a complete shock to the U.S., which had no idea that the devastation that happened on September 11, 2001 was going to occur. However, a trove of documents have been released concerning Osama bin Laden and terrorist attacks that paints an alarming picture that President Bush had actually been warned of an imminent attack, but had chosen to ignore the warnings. The CIA documents are newly declassified and have been released to the National Security Archive. The documents are available to read on DocumentCloud, a document uploading site that gives users access to extensive information about organizations, people and places. The highly damning documents provide readers with a clearer account of U.S. knowledge about the possibility of its country being attacked, which blatantly contradicts claims made by Bush officials, that the U.S. government was aggressively pursuing bin Laden and al-Qaida prior to 9/11 and that nobody could have predicted the 9/11 attacks. From June until August 2001 a series of documents made clear reference to bin Laden, and his associates impending attack on the U.S. U.S. Well Aware of Impending Attacks For example, in a Senior Executive Intelligence Brief written on 25 June 2001, the document states under a sub-heading titled: “Terrorism: Bin Laden and Associates Making Near-Term Threats”, “Expect Usama Bin Laden to launch multiple attacks over the coming days.” (1) Two days earlier a Senior Executive Intelligence Brief stated under a sub-heading, “International: Bin Laden Attacks May be Imminent”, “Multiple reports indicate that extremists expect Bin Laden to launch attacks over the coming days, possibly against US or Israeli interests.” (2) On June 30 2001, another document warned that Bin Laden was ‘Planning High-Profile Attacks’: “Operative linked to Usama Bin Laden’s organization expect the near-term attacks they are planning to have dramatic consequences, such as major causalities.” (3) Preceding documents talk of bin Ladens’ attack being delayed but not cancelled, with the last of the CIA briefs, written on August 7, 2001 warning that Bin Laden is ‘Determined to Strike in the US”, and that: “A service reported that Bin Laden was planning to exploit an operative’s access to the US to mount a terrorist strike.” (4) Why Were Warnings Ignored? So why would the Bush administration choose to ignore warnings that bin Laden was about to attack the country with assaults that were planned to have ‘dramatic consequences’? One suggestion made on Liveleak.com is that Bush was informed of imminent strikes, but simply ignored them because he was so determined to go to war in Iraq, and wanted any excuse he could get. (5) Talking about how damning the documents would be to the Bush administration, Barbara Elias-Sanborn, of NSA – the one who edited the material – said: “I don’t think the Bush administration would want to see these released, because they paint a picture of the CIA knowing something would happen before 9/11, but they didn’t get the institutional support they needed.” (6) While Intelligence briefs were being sent to his administration warning that “Bin Laden and Associates Making Near-Term Threats”, Bush was on holiday at his ranch in Texas for the whole of August 2001. According to LiveLeaks, that vacation joined Richard Nixon’s famous vacation in being the longest vacation ever to have been taken by a U.S. president. The Liveleak report goes on to state that the CIA Director, George Tenet, had described President Bush as being “on leave”, and that he did not speak to him once during August 2001, the month before America experienced its worse terrorist attacks in its history. (7) September 4th Meeting on Terrorism It was not until September 4, 2001 that Bush held a meeting on terrorism, which, incidentally, had been downgraded from a Principals’ meeting to a Deputies’ meeting. While the newly released declassified documents, which have been heavily blacked out, clearly reveal the extent of how much the U.S. knew about the al-Qaida plot before 2001, they offer very little new information. As an Associated Press report states, many of these CIA briefs were already cited in the 9/11 Commission report, which was published in 2004. The Commission’s report concluded that the failure that led to 9/11 was a ‘lack of imagination’, and that: “U.S. intelligence agencies did not connect the dots that could have prevented the attacks.” (8) While the information on the newly released documents may not be entirely new or shocking to anyone that has been following along with 9/11 revelations over the past decade, the reality that the U.S. government was exposed to such stark warnings that Bin Laden was “Planning High-Profile Attacks”, just weeks before 9/11 occurred – while the President enjoyed a month-long holiday in Texas – is simply beyond belief. References & Image Credits: (1) Document Cloud – Bin Laden Associates (2) Document Cloud – International Bin Laden Attacks (3) Document Cloud – High Profile Attacks (4) Document Cloud – Bin Ladin Determined (5)(6)(7) LiveLeak.com (8) Google News (9) Veracity Voice Gabrielle Pickard is a freelance journalist that seeks out stories mainstream media misses. She endeavours to enlighten readers about news they were never aware existed. GabriellePickard has 132 post(s) at Top Secret Writers Posted in: Government Intelligence Tags: 9-11 commission report, al qaeda, bin laden, george bush, iraq war David Slesinger's blog

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Cast of the Crystal Seas: Horace Dwarves live a long time, and although they age at a similar rate to humans, they are not considered to be adults until their fiftieth year. Even by these standards Horace - not his real name - was a slow developer. He was naive and a little clumsy, but unusually outgoing, a trait associated amongst the stoic dwarves with vacuousness (“Empty vessels make the most noise” is a common dwarven proverb). The dwarf now known as Horace also loved hearing a good story and this, combined with his inherent superstition, made him a good fit for the role of temple hand. Assisting the dwarven priests, he eventually came to learn a fair bit about medicine and the treatment of minor ailments. But he constantly wondered what else might be going on in the wider world. Growing up Horace’s most exciting memories were of the hardy human traders who would make the trek to the dwarven lands during milder weather, exchanging human goods for dwarven craft items. The humans always seemed happy and cheerful next to his own compatriots, especially, he noticed, when they were leaving. Horace thought that humans must therefore come from a most wonderful place, and longed to one day visit. When Horace reached his 48th year, he was presented with that chance: before being accepted as a mature, adult dwarf, all dwarves are expected to spend two years exploring life outside their settlement. Most only venture to the next fortress, a few take part in “the circuit” and attempt to visit every fortress in the dwarven realms… but Horace knew what he wanted to do: travel to the city of Freeport. After one year, Horace returned to the dwarven realms utterly disgusted: he had witnessed dwarven artifacts selling for thousands of gold pieces, subsidising the lavish lifestyles of wealthy merchants. But his disgust was with his own countryfolk for being so naive, not with the human merchants, whom instead he decided to emulate. For the remaining year prior to obtaining adulthood, the dwarf now known as Horace travelled the dwarven realms, disguised as an elderly priest, exchanging worthless knick-knacks he said had magickal healing properties for valuable dwarven craft items, which he then sold in Freeport. Thus he was able to maintain a lavish lifestyle in the city at the expense of his own people’s credulity. But in spite of himself, Horace had fallen for a young dwarf-maid named Tatiana, and knowing that he would be unable to seduce in his guise as an elderly priest, attempted to woo her as himself. However, he embellished a few facts here and there about his age and social standing, and with his powers of persuasion won the family around and were engaged to be married. He decided to travel back home to secure his family’s favour, besides which his two year sojourn almost up. But trouble soon caught up with him. Tales of Horace the fraudulent priest had soon become widespread, once it became apparent his “remedies” were useless as well as worthless. The Dwarven Church stated that they had never even ordained a Priest called Horace, but tales were already circulating of a much younger dwarf by a similar name living it up in the human city of Freeport. Our hero might have got away with it, too, were it not for one intrepid human trader who had ventured far into dwarven territories in search of his “friend”. He attempted to bluff his way out of it, but in the end his ruse was uncovered: the dwarf we now know as Horace was outed as a fraud, a charlatan. The case was unprecedented, and whilst the dwarven elders debated what to do, Horace was incarcerated in a cell high above the community, open to the elements. Here he grew bitter and resentful. Two years passed before he was summoned from his oubliette to appear before the council, and when the sentence was passed that he was to be stripped of his name and banished from the lands, he cheered out loud, such was his resentment of his own people. Dwarven guards were summoned to escort him to the border, but along the way he was granted one chance to say goodbye to his family. AShamed, in spite of his indignance, he decided not to face them, instead requesting that he be permitted just to pass by the home of his once betrothed, Tatiana, from whom he had not heard anything since his arrest. Peeking in through the windows of her family home, Horace espied the young maid looking old beyond her years, playing with a baby dwarf: his baby dwarf. He cried to be allowed inside,but the guards dragged him away. Only then did the true horror of his crimes hit him: not only had he destroyed his own life, but he had brought shame on his once wife, and was now so dishonoured that he was incapable of redeeming her or his child… he wept real tears when the guards cut off his beard, and commanded that he never again set foot in dwarven lands. So Horace followed the path that had been set for him before, and seeking to redeem himself, became a cleric. The Holy Order of the Knights of the Diamond Sigil took him in, on the condition that henceforth he live only for others, and if requested for aid, he provide. When the Old College and the clan of the Varanesi were looking for assistance, they turned to The Order,and the Order sent them Horace. Labels: character sheet, Crystal Seas, D&D Cast of the Crystal Seas: Analicia A WHOLE NEW WORLD... back in the sandbox

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IMG_6958* The 2016 Mazda CX-9 made its debut in L.A.

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The Ministry of Culture and Media of the Republic of Serbia announces the Open Call for the Co-Financing of Projects for the Translation of Representative Works of Serbian Literature into Foreign Languages in 2020. The Call is valid to March 16, 2020. The purpose of the enclosed Open Call is stimulating translation projects of representative works of Serbian literature into foreign languages. The announcement and the form regarding the participation to the Open Call can be found here For all detailed information the interested parties can contact Mr. Mladen Veskovic ([email protected]).

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Cloudflare Integrates with Microsoft, Splunk, Datadog, and Sumo Logic to Help Customers Make the Most of Their Security Data Press Releases Cloud, Cloudflare, CRM, Marketing, Salesforce, Software, Technology New collaborations with analytics partners will help solve customer security and performance challenges in a few clicks SAN FRANCISCO, 06/22/2021–(BUSINESS WIRE)– Cloudflare, Inc. (NYSE: NET), the security, performance, and reliability company helping to build a better Internet, today announced new integrations with Microsoft Azure Sentinel, Splunk®, Datadog, and Sumo Logic to make it easier for businesses to connect and analyze key insights across their infrastructure. Now, businesses will be able to funnel security insights from Cloudflare directly into their preferred analytics platform to easily analyze in the context of their entire technology stack – without the cost or complexity of building custom integrations. “CISOs want their security teams to focus on security, not building clunky and costly integrations just to get insights from all of the different applications and tools in their infrastructure,” said Matthew Prince, co-founder and CEO of Cloudflare. “We saw an opportunity to make that process faster, easier, and cheaper, working with other top analytics platforms to bring added value to our customers. Now, we can give security teams the tools they need to have visibility and added security across the entire stack, even the parts beyond Cloudflare.” In today’s security environment, CISOs rely on data insights to make critical decisions on how to help prevent, detect and mitigate threats. To get the most out of their security data, many companies want to see that data in the context of insights they’re receiving from other applications within their overall technology stack. To do so, security teams have traditionally had to build and maintain costly, time-consuming, and fragile integrations with their analytics platforms. With these integrations, security teams can now extend the valuable insights provided by Cloudflare Logs to their entire stack. Cloudflare’s security logs can be ingested directly to Azure Sentinel, Datadog, Splunk, and Sumo Logic within a few clicks. As a result, security teams can view the insights from Cloudflare in the context of their broader infrastructure. For example, today a customer that catches a SQL injection attack is alerted, and can block additional traffic from the attacker’s IP address directly in Cloudflare’s Web Application Firewall. With an integration to an analytics platform, they could also see all past activity from that IP address across all applications and infrastructure, not just Cloudflare. With these integrations, Cloudflare is also arming customers with the ability to: Get insights from new datasets: By introducing Cloudflare Logs to new datasets including Firewall Events and Network Error Logging, Cloudflare is providing customers with the ability to identify security threats and performance opportunities across their entire network. Take logs anywhere with support for any storage destination: Cloudflare has long supported AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud as storage destinations and is now adding the support for any storage destination with the industry standard S3-compatible API. These include Backblaze, DigitalOcean, and more. Easily visualize data in a new user interface (UI): With so many new data sets and destinations Cloudflare completely redesigned the Logs UI from the ground up. The new design makes set-up more intuitive to help customers quickly and easily get up and running and simplifies the user experience. “Splunk helps us monitor our network and applications by alerting us to various anomalies and high-fidelity incidents,” said John McLeod, Chief Information Security Officer at National Oilwell Varco (NOV). “One of the most valuable sources of data is Cloudflare. It provides visibility into network and application attacks. With this integration, it will be easier to get Cloudflare Logs into Splunk, saving my team time and money.” “Organizations are in a state of digital transformation on a journey to the cloud,” said Jane Wong, Vice President, Product Management, Security at Splunk. “Most of our customers deploy services in multiple clouds and have legacy systems on premise. Splunk provides visibility across all of this, and more importantly, with SOAR we can automate remediation. We are excited about the Cloudflare partnership, and adding their data into Splunk drives the outcomes customers need to modernize their security operations.” “Securing enterprise IT environments can be challenging – from devices, to users, to apps, to data centers on-premises or in the cloud,” said Sarah Fender, Partner Group Program Manager, Azure Sentinel at Microsoft. “In today’s environment of increasingly sophisticated cyber-attacks, our mutual customers rely on Microsoft Azure Sentinel for a comprehensive view of their enterprise. Azure Sentinel enables SecOps teams to collect data at cloud scale and empowers them with AI and ML to find the real threats in those signals, reducing alert fatigue by as much as 90%. By integrating directly with Cloudflare Logs we are making it easier and faster for customers to get complete visibility across their entire stack.” “As a long time Cloudflare partner we’ve worked together to help joint customers analyze events and trends from their websites and applications to provide end-to-end visibility to improve digital experiences,” said John Coyle, Vice President of Business Development for Sumo Logic. “We’re excited to expand our partnership as part of the Cloudflare Analytics Ecosystem to provide comprehensive real-time insights for both observability and the security of mission-critical applications and services with our Cloud SIEM solution.” “Knowing that applications perform as well in the real world as they do in the datacenter is critical to ensuring great digital experiences,” said Michael Gerstenhaber, Sr. Director of Product, Datadog. “Combining Cloudflare Logs with Datadog telemetry about application performance in a single pane of glass ensures teams will have a holistic view of their application delivery.” “As always, we love that our partnership with Cloudflare allows us to seamlessly offer customers our easy, plug and play storage solution, Backblaze B2 Cloud Storage,” said Nilay Patel, Co-founder and VP of Solutions Engineering and Sales, Backblaze. “Even better is that, as founding members of the Bandwidth Alliance, we can do it all with free egress.” Cloudflare, Inc. (www.cloudflare.com / @cloudflare) is on a mission to help build a better Internet. Cloudflare’s suite of products protect and accelerate any Internet application online without adding hardware, installing software, or changing a line of code. Internet properties powered by Cloudflare have all web traffic routed through its intelligent global network, which gets smarter with every request. As a result, they see significant improvement in performance and a decrease in spam and other attacks. Cloudflare was named to Entrepreneur Magazine’s Top Company Cultures 2018 list and ranked among the World’s Most Innovative Companies by Fast Company in 2019. Headquartered in San Francisco, CA, Cloudflare has offices in Austin, TX, Champaign, IL, New York, NY, San Jose, CA, Seattle, WA, Washington, D.C., Toronto, Lisbon, London, Munich, Paris, Beijing, Singapore, Sydney, and Tokyo. This press release contains forward-looking statements within the meaning of Section 27A of the Securities Act of 1933, as amended, and Section 21E of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, as amended, which statements involve substantial risks and uncertainties. In some cases, you can identify forward-looking statements because they contain words such as “may,” “will,” “should,” “expect,” “explore,” “plan,” “anticipate,” “could,” “intend,” “target,” “project,” “contemplate,” “believe,” “estimate,” “predict,” “potential,” or “continue,” or the negative of these words, or other similar terms or expressions that concern our expectations, strategy, plans, or intentions. However, not all forward-looking statements contain these identifying words. Forward-looking statements expressed or implied in this press release include, but are not limited to, statements regarding the benefits to our customers from using Cloudflare Logs and our other products and technology and integrating our products and technology with those of Azure Sentinel, Splunk, Datadog, Sumo Logic, and other parties, the expected functionality and performance of Cloudflare Logs and our other products and technology (including through their integration with those of Azure Sentinel, Splunk, Datadog, Sumo Logic, and other parties), our technological development, future operations, growth, initiatives, or strategies, and comments made by our CEO and others. Actual results could differ materially from those stated or implied in forward-looking statements due to a number of factors, including but not limited to, risks detailed in our filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), including our Annual Report on Form 10-Q filed on May 7, 2021, as well as other filings that we may make from time to time with the SEC. The forward-looking statements made in this press release relate only to events as of the date on which the statements are made. We undertake no obligation to update any forward-looking statements made in this press release to reflect events or circumstances after the date of this press release or to reflect new information or the occurrence of unanticipated events, except as required by law. We may not actually achieve the plans, intentions, or expectations disclosed in our forward-looking statements, and you should not place undue reliance on our forward-looking statements. © 2021 Cloudflare, Inc. All rights reserved. Cloudflare, the Cloudflare logo, and Cloudflare Logs are trademarks and/or registered trademarks of Cloudflare, Inc. in the U.S. and other jurisdictions. All other marks and names mentioned herein may be trademarks of their respective companies. Source: Cloudflare, Inc.

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Baseball game was introduced in our country by the Amateur Baseball Federation of India. The Federation was established in December 1983 with an object to promote this game. On 11th December 1983 some Baseball lovers from Delhi, Manipur, Haryana, Gujarat, M.P. and West Bengal met at Rohtak (Haryana) and agreed to form a baseball Federation to promote baseball game through out the country. The Baseball Leaders also agreed that the Federation should become a member of Asian Baseball Federation and International Baseball Association. The leading persons at that time were Mr. P.C. Bhardwaj (Delhi) and Mr. E. Bijoy Singh (Manipur). Mr. P.C. Bhardwaj (Delhi) was appointed as Hony. Secretary and given responsibility to approach to Asian and International Baseball Authority for membership. On 16th Sept. 1984 a seminar was organized to discuss the basic by laws and to hold the Ist National Baseball Championship to popularise this game. An application was move to International Baseball Association for Affiliation. An extraordinary Congress and 13th Baseball Asian Championship Series was to be held from 19th Jan. 1985 to 31 Jan. 1985 at Perth (Australia). Mr. P.C. Bhardwaj Hony. Secretary A.B.F.I. Attended the 13th Asian Baseball Championship Series at Perth. ABFI was approved as a member of B.F.A. on 19th Jan. 1985 in its meeting at Perth and I.B.A. also granted affiliation to A.B.F.I. on 8th Feb. 1985 at Seoul. Indian Olympic Association also recognized Amateur Baseball Federation of India. Ist National Baseball Championship was organized by Baseball Association, Delhi from 25th Feb. to 28th Feb. 1985 at New Delhi. The Federation also introduced this game for women. A.B.F.I. was deeply grateful to B.F.A. for providing the Baseball equipment. The Federation is determined to promote Baseball game through out the country. At present 25 States/UT are the affiliated member of the Federation. The Federation has organized 18 National Baseball Championship for Senior, 15 National Championship for Juniors, 15 National Championship for Sub-junior, apart from 5 National Little League Tournament between 11-13 years age group. The Indian team won Bronze medal in 1995 & Silver medal in 1999 in the Asian Cup Baseball Championship at International Level. Indian team also participated in "AA" and "AAA" Championship held at Seoul and Taiwan in which Indian team performance was appreciable. The federation has been sending participants under 11 years in the world Children Baseball Fair on the invitation from WCBF. The Baseball game has been included in the school game by the School Games Federation of India since 1998. The Federation succeeded to introduce Baseball game at Grass Route Level. Sports Authority of India has introduced certificate course for Baseball Coaches at N.I.S. Patiala. The Baseball game has been included in the inter university sports competition by the AIU. since 2004. The Indian Women's Baseball team participated in the World Baseball Series held in Japan 2004 & World Cup Baseball 2008 held at Matsuyama, Japan. A.B.F.I.'s most urgent task is to make Baseball Tremendously popular in India. The Federation will do its level best to achieve the goal under the leadership of Shri Ramakant S. Angle President ABFI, Shri P. C. Bhardwaj, Secretary General, ABFI. AMATEUR BASEBALL FEDERATION OF INDIA Address: No B 19, Sushant lok part-2, Behind Police Station, Sector 56,Gurugram 122011, Haryana, India City: Haryana Tel:+ 91 88900 29024 / + 91 91652 76531 Web: http://www.abfi.in E-mail: [email protected] Mr. Pankaj Lochan Mohanty Mr. Harish Kumar

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Chinglish from someone who can't spell "China".

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The Earth’s Continental Crust is Totally Weird Author Vishay SinghPosted on January 31, 2023 February 5, 2023 Categories Discover Magazine I’ve said this before in this space, but the Earth is weird. Consider this: These plots show the distribution of surface elevations on a bunch of large and small bodies in our solar system. Something should jump out pretty quickly: All have a single peak for elevation except for Earth and Mars. That’s weird! Why would any planet have two different peaks for the distribution of elevation? For Earth, the explanation is relatively straight forward: we have two types of crust. Oceanic crust that underlies the oceans is thin, dense and low in silica (silicon oxide) while continental crust is thick, buoyant and silica rich. This creates a planet where much of the land surface lies beneath sea level (in this case, 0 kilometers elevation), creating ocean basins. The rest of the planet sticks up to 8 kilometers above sea level, creating the continents. Our planet’s surface is made of tectonic plates, slabs of crust and upper mantle (the next layer down). Depending on who you talk to, there are potentially dozens of major, minor and microplates on Earth. They all interact in different ways to create or destroy crust and rearrange themselves. What we consider continents aren’t directly equivalent to the tectonic plates of the same name. North America (the plate) contains both the land mass we think of as North America (the continent) as well as the oceanic crust that runs from the eastern seaboard to the Mid-Atlantic Ridge. This means that many plates are a combination of oceanic and continental crust. Alright, so why does this make Earth weird? No other planet* has such defined binary crust types that creates the twin peaks of topography. Something different is happening on Earth and it has been happening in different ways for potentially over 4 billion years (*we’ll come back to Mars soon). Young Earth Started the Continents The early Earth was a very different place. Go back 4 billion years and the Earth’s surface was mostly basalt — the stuff of oceanic crust. After the formation of the planet (and the subsequent formation of the Moon by a large impact), the planet likely had a magma ocean that solidified into dark basalt. The Earth was much hotter back then as well. That heat was coming from the leftovers of the planet’s formation and all the impacts that happening during the early history of the solar system. There was also more heat being generated by radioactive elements that have since decayed. In fact, it was hot enough inside the Earth that when basalt cooled and began to sink, it started to melt. When you only melt a little bit of rock, you don’t get magma that is the same composition of the rock you are melting — a process called partial melting — because only certain minerals melt. This means that the basalt melting on early Earth was creating magma that was much more enriched in silica, just like our modern continents. This may have been the birth of continents as we know them on Earth. These areas of silica-rich magma cooled into rocks like tonalite and granodiorite (close cousins to granite) and suddenly the Earth’s surface wasn’t just basalt. Over periods of hundreds of millions years, this churn created vast bodies of silica-rich, buoyant new crust. This process didn’t last forever. As Earth cooled, the dominant process to form new crust changed to plate tectonics. There is evidence that 60-70% of the Earth’s continental crust was formed by around 3 billion years ago. It continues to grow today, but at rates that are more than 3 times slower. Most of that growth is happening where plates are colliding to form subduction zones where oceanic plates are shoved back into the mantle like the Cascades or Andes. Planetary Relatives Mars is the only planet with two peaks in elevation, but the reason for Mars’ split is controversial. It might be tectonics, but there are theories that massive impacts on the southern or northern hemisphere could have created the elevation differences between the hemispheres. It could even just be a product of our accounting of surface elevations on Mars, a world without any oceans today. Of course, the big “wait a second” question here is why our sister planet, Venus, never really developed distinct continents. There is some suggestion that an area of high elevation (Ishtar Terra) could be something akin to early Earth “continental” material, but without exploring the Venusian surface, it is just speculation. In any case, Venus isn’t Earth’s twin by any means. The Earth may have just had the right balance between heat, water and formation history (like the lunar-forming collision) to start the ball rolling towards continents. It is hard to imagine our planet without the highs of continents and lows of oceans. World lacking such features exist out there and any life that arose on them might be very different. Previous Previous post: Back Pain is Highly Common Among Astronauts Next Next post: What Keeps Us in Bad Relationships?

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Today's the day! As of today, Directive 2003/41/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of 3 June 2003 on the activities and supervision of institutions for occupational retirement provision (a.k.a. the Pensions Directive in this blog) ought to be transposed into national law of all EU member states. It will be interesting to observe the progress ... Posted by Chris at 9/23/2005 No comments: Labels: transposition

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Today I’m Grateful… by breakawaybabes | Oct 21, 2017 | Health + Wellness, Inspiration This career transition has not always been easy, there have been times that I have been frustrated, felt hopeless, felt unsupported, or lacked a sense of direction. However, today I am truly grateful. I am grateful for the opportunities that my new lifestyle and work have afforded me. I am grateful for the time that I have been able to spend with family and friends, after almost 10 years spent away pursuing my education. I am grateful for the opportunity to pursue my many interests in various areas. Most of all I am grateful for the time this departure has allowed me to focus on myself, to read, and to learn (I mean to truly learn because I am interested, and not because it is required of me). Volunteering Again Yesterday I volunteered with Ballet Austin, assisting with community education programming, bringing children from local schools in to watch arts performances. It made my day listening to the children “Oooo!” and “Ahh!” throughout the show, and I chuckled trying to herd them into and out of the theatre. It made me incredibly grateful for the patience of elementary school teachers, reminded me of the importance of instilling art education early in childhood, and personally inspired me creatively. It was so nice to be able to tell my sister earlier this week, “Yes, I can volunteer” (in the middle of the day on a Friday). Not only did I feel like myself again, performing as a volunteer, but I am beginning to feel like a better version of myself. I am finally dedicating time for myself. I have spent so much of my time studying to serve others that I lost myself along the way. I feel that I am finally enjoying the small moments in life and noticing things around me. I can smile and chat with the mom and child at the coffee shop next to me, or take the scenic drive just because I am not in a rush to get to work. I cannot believe how much changing careers has changed my entire outlook on life. Or, perhaps my evolving outlook on life is what made my career no longer viable in my life plan. Either way, all I can say is I am grateful for the new perspective I have been granted. When I showed up at my former job, my bosses jokingly introduced me as the resident that liked working for free, presumably due to my numerous volunteer responsibilities on my resume. Perhaps that is true. Maybe that is where I feel a sense of comfort. Some may find it strange that I could not find that same peace as a physician, but I think it comes from the fact that I did not feel that I could truly relax, give my time freely, and interact with others enjoyably when I was working as a physician. In many ways, for the first time in my life, I feel that I can breathe, focus on myself, take time to do things that I enjoy, and don’t feel the stress of time constraints. Do I still have deadlines? Yes. Has time management almost become harder in some ways? Yes. However, I believe the mental freeing of a non-traditional schedule has done me more good than anything else. Grateful for my Journey I think volunteering has always helped me to get out of my own head, remind me of other issues going on in the world, and feel a sense of connection and comfort in working with others. Regardless of where my future journey takes me, whether my job is traditional, or virtual like it is currently, connecting with people is my mainstay and helps me stay grounded. I am at peace with my decision to leave medicine and grateful for the opportunities it has afforded me to truly explore and connect with myself. https://facebook.com/drjessicaphillips https://pinterest.com/breakawaybabes

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Police officers in public schools: Are they the main contributors in the “school-to-prison pipeline?” Police officers who work inside the public school systems across the nation lack the training to work with children, and therefore, contribute to the influx of students being pushed into the “school-to-prison pipeline.” Posted on November 16, 2015 by Josue Jimenez, Managing Editor Emeritus Photo by YouTube. With the growth of social media, stories regarding police brutality and children in school are being made available for all of the public to witness. For example, only a few weeks ago a video surfaced showing a sixteen-year-old girl getting slammed to the ground and dragged across the floor by a police officer in a school in Columbia, South Carolina. The prevalence of these types of incidents has renewed the debate on whether police presence is necessary in public schools. The same day the assault occurred in South Carolina, a newsletter was sent out to concerned parents of that school district titled: “School to Prison Pipeline.” A forum had been planned by the Richland Two Black Parents Association (“RTBPA”) to discuss the problem, but statewide flooding caused it to be postponed. Leon Lott, Richland County Sherriff, fired Deputy Fields after seeing the video. In a subsequent interview, Sheriff Lott stated that the video was “very disturbing” and made him “want to throw up.” In a later interview though, the Sheriff also stated that the young girl and another that came to her defense, deserved to be arrested. This type of arrest for minor incidents is an example of what creates the school-to-prison pipeline problem that is prevalent in our country today. Lines have been blurred between having security inside schools, what an officer’s responsibility and job duties are, and how to handle discipline. It was not until the 1980s, when “tough on crime” state and federal policies attempted to bring down juvenile crime rates, that police presence in public schools drastically increased. This blurring of the line is what has perpetuated the school-to-prison pipeline problem. Police were not always present in the public school system. Fewer than 100 police officers were in schools when the practice began in the 1950’s. However in the 1980s, “tough on crime” state and federal policies that attempted to bring down juvenile crime rates contributed to the increase in police presence in public schools. One of the police tactics implemented in the early ‘80s was the “Broken Windows” tactic. Law enforcement officers began focusing on rooting out minor disorders as a way to prevent crime that is more serious. Even today, critics argue the tactic is ineffective and completely open to bias and racial discrimination. Applying this tactic to the school setting has led to arrests involving inoffensive issues that school administrators should be dealing with, such as cutting in line in the cafeteria and dress code violations. In United States v. City of Meridian, a complaint was filed by the Department of Justice alleging that the school district was consistently violating the constitutional rights of its students. The complaint also alleged that from 2006 to 2009 all of the students referred to law enforcement were black. Additionally, all of the students expelled were black and 96% of the students suspended were black. The complaint claimed that the school district was enforcing a direct wide school-to-prison pipeline. In June 2015, both parties finally reached a settlement. The settlement delineated the changes the school district had to make to its discipline policies. More importantly, the agreement expressly listed what disciplinary issues were strictly to be handled exclusively by the school administration, and what matters the police could get involved in. In 2014, African American students represented 27% of law enforcement referrals, despite making up only 16% of enrollment. The national average of minorities being arrested for minor offenses is considerably higher than those for non-minority students. In the 2009-2010 school year, African American students were four times more likely to be suspended than white students. From 1999 to 2007, the percentage of white students being expelled from schools went down from 1.8% to 1.1%. However, the percentage for African American students rose from 6.5% to 10.3%. Suspension rates are similarly disproportional. In 2014, 5% of white students were suspended compared to 16% of African American students. Even preschoolers are not exempt from this racial disparity. A government study in 2014 demonstrated that African American children make up only 18% of preschoolers in the nation, but make up nearly half of all out of school suspensions. Racial bias is a major issue that has helped create these types of statistics. Critics of the school-to-prison pipeline argue that the disparity in the suspension and arrest rates is a result of the similarly disproportionate levels of misbehavior between minority and white students. Research has shown that even when statistical controls were set for an individual student’s misbehavior and other characteristics, African American students were still nearly twice more likely to be suspended than white children, and Hispanic students were about 1.5 times as likely. Racial bias plays a prominent role in the arrests and suspensions of minority students as well. Studies have shown that the type of activities that generate discipline vary between white and minority students. White students tend to be referred more often for offenses that are easier to document objectively, such as smoking, vandalism, and fighting. Minority students have been referred more for offenses that are subjective and at risk for bias, including showing disrespect, disorderly conduct, and loitering. Racial bias is a major issue that has helped create these types of statistics. Solutions to counter this issue, such as training or having police be less involved in school disciplinary matters, need to be implemented. Jim St. Germain, co-founder of Preparing Leaders of Tomorrow, a nonprofit mentoring group, states, “Kids from suburban white America – they don’t get arrested for cursing out a teacher or throwing a book. These are the things they go to a counselor for.” Reports show that schools with a higher percentage of minority and poor students tend to have a larger police presence. Kaitlin Banner, a civil rights attorney for the Advancement Project, addressed this factor by stating, “[T]here are structural problems—[i]n schools where there are more students of color, we see less money spent on preventative measures like counselors and nurses and librarians, and more money spent on police.” The public education system itself has still not been able to properly accommodate students with disabilities, especially mental disabilities. Minorities are not the only class of students who are disproportionately represented in the public school disciplinary system. Students with disabilities are heavily victimized, too. National data shows that in the 2010-2011 school year, students with disabilities represented only 12% of students enrolled, but represented 58% of students who were placed in seclusion or involuntary confinement had disabilities and 75% of the students who were physically restrained at schools had disabilities. One of the reasons why these numbers are so much higher than even minority students is because the public education system itself has still not been able to properly accommodate students with disabilities, especially mental disabilities. School Resource Officers and Police Officers are even less prepared to work with students with disabilities, and therefore, end up treating these students as if they were an ordinary suspect. Only twelve states have laws that specify training requirements for officers deployed to classrooms. Lack of proper training is a major contributor to the problem with police officers in the classroom. Only twelve states have laws that specify training requirements for officers deployed to classrooms. Unfortunately, these laws are inconsistent. Some mandate training on how to respond to an active shooter, while fewer focus on dealing with children differently than adults. Survey results from a 2012 study show that in thirty-seven states, police academies spent one percent or less of total training hours on juvenile justice issues. Only one state, Tennessee, provides specific training for officers deployed in schools. In five states, police academies do not require any training focused specifically on juvenile justice issues. Organizations that provide police officers with the appropriate training say that often, money is an issue. Lisa Thurau, founder of Strategies for Youth, states, “[W]e’re increasing demands on police and doing nothing to support or equip them to be first responders to youth and families’ needs.” The specialized training that these organizations offer is currently on a volunteer basis. School districts and police departments do not want to pay in order to make this training mandatory. Although there is no excuse for the way in which Officer Fields handled the incident in Columbia, many question whether he should have even been involved to begin with. Janel George of the NAACP Legal Defense and Educational explained, “[W]hat we find is school safety becomes conflated with school discipline—officers dealing with classroom disruptions, dress code infractions, minor discipline infractions that in the past would have been handled by teachers.” Properly trained and employed school resource officers have the opportunity to create positive interactions that are essential to community-policing efforts. They also have the opportunity to build strong relationships with an incredibly important demographic: young people, especially young people of color and young people with disabilities. Constantly keeping this in mind will only improve the current situation of the school-to-prison pipeline. About Josue Jimenez, Managing Editor Emeritus (18 Articles) Josue Jimenez is a 2017 graduate of Campbell Law School and served as the Managing Editor for the Campbell Law Observer during the 2016-2017 academic year. He is a Los Angeles, California native, but has lived in Charlotte, NC, since November, 2003. In 2013, Josue graduated from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill with degrees in Global Studies (Concentration in Politics, region Latin America) and Religious Studies (Focus on Early Christianity). From August, 2013- July, 2014, Josue worked as a legal assistant at an immigration law firm in Grand Rapids, MI. During the summer of 2015, he interned at Fayad Law, PC, where he worked on immigration and criminal defense cases. In the summer of 2016, Josue interned at the Charlotte Immigration Court where he prepared draft decisions for Immigration Judges on immigration matters including cancellation of removal and asylum applications. As well as, consulted with Immigration Judges and Judicial Law Clerks regarding pending decisions. During his final semester at Campbell Law Josue interned in the Legislative Analysis Division of the NC General Assembly. There, Josue assisted attorneys in the Division with numerous projects that dealt with constituent requests to pending legislation. These projects also covered a wide range of legal issues, ranging from multi-state surveys related to health and human services, agriculture, immigration, and aviation, to research on current state and federal law related to employment, local governments, veterans, immigration, and criminal law. Josue also served as the Vice-President of the Student Bar Association and a Peer Mentor during the 2016-2017 academic year. A Repeat of the Past: The Michael Brown Shooting and Its Civil Rights Implications The tragic events taking place in Ferguson, Missouri have unfolded numerous times over the years and across the country. When does police use of force become “excessive?” Recent high-profile shootings of unarmed black men by white police officers have raised concerns about police brutality. Professor Gene Nichol’s Presentation on Poverty, Full Recording Presentation on poverty by Professor Gene Nichol, Distinguished Professor of Law and Director of the Center on Poverty at the University of North Carolina School of Law. Religious or Not? – How the Notice Requirement Impacts Employment Decisions A Muslim teenager who was denied a job because her hijab violated Abercrombie & Fitch's "Look Policy" is fighting back. Should “every man’s evidence” include Mom and Dad’s? The need to present all relevant evidence at trial must be weighed against the importance of preserving parent-child relationships.

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An afternoon at Barry Sidings Country Park, Pontypridd Cardiff July 13, 2017 free days out south wales, freerange families In association with Visit Rhondda Cynon Taf and Barry Sidings Country Park I’m so looking forward to the summer holidays and having lots of adventures with all three of my children. I miss Little Miss E, 7½, and Little Man O, 5¾, so much during term time and can’t wait to have my little gang back together again. However, the one-to-one time I get with Littlest Boy I (I don’t think I can keep calling him Toddler now he is 3¼) while they are at school is really special. I’ve been making the most of it and trying to get in as many day trips with him as I can before the holidays. The weather this week has been hit and miss but on Monday afternoon the sun started shining, and so we headed to Barry Sidings Country Park in Pontypridd. We’ve been working with Visit Rhondda Cynon Taf to promote some of the family-friendly attractions in the area and, having already visited Lido Ponty/Ynys Angharad Park, and Rhondda Heritage Park mining museum, Barry Sidings Park was a natural next choice. I’ve heard from several people how beautiful it is. And it really is. The greenery all around, from the grass, trees and mountains, was incredible. The park sits on the lower slopes of Mynydd Gelliwion and is easily accessible from the A4058 near Trehafod, north west of Pontypridd. I must admit, I drove past the entrance at first because it’s a really small turning off the main road, so keep your eyes peeled. It is directly opposite Rhondda Heritage Park, meaning you could easily visit both on the same day. In fact, its name comes from its relationship to the former mine because it’s built on the original railway sidings where coal was once loaded from the Lewis Merthyr Colliery (now Rhondda Heritage Park) to be transported to the docks of Barry, where it was exported across the world. With Barry being my hometown, I loved this connection. There’s a good-sized free car park and a café, selling hot and cold drinks and snacks, as well as cycling accessories on sale from The Bicycle Doctor, who are responsible for developing the cycling facilities in the park. Although you can access the playground directly from the café and car park Littlest was on his scooter and so took the longer route on the paths alongside the pond, which is a natural focal point for visitors. We met another family who showed us some newts they had found in the water. We also spotted four ducks swimming across the water, butterflies in the reeds, and a squirrel in the woodland. Considering the park was only developed in the 1980s, the pond area felt lovely and relaxing and the whole area was so green and vibrant. Littlest was unsurprisingly keen to get to the playground. It’s a decent size, with different activities for different age groups, although probably best suited to the under 8 crowd. Highlights for Littlest included the round swings and the climbing frame with slides, with the park also having baby swings, a bigger slide with climbing net, and a roundabout. If we’d had more time, I would have loved to have properly explored the woodlands. There is a smaller circular trail, a 1.5 mile walk along the old tramroad, while the park is also part of the Pontypridd Circular, a much longer 12-mile walk. My eldest two loved the photos I showed them of their brother’s trip, so we’ve agreed we’ll go back over the summer. It will also give me the chance to seek out the waterfalls in the woods. I’d found some stunning photos while researching the park, which I would love to see for myself. The park is also known for its bike track. There’s a mini one near the car park for smaller children, as well as a bigger purpose built trail system. See The Bicycle Doctor’s website for full details. Have you been to Barry Sidings Country Park? Do let me know what you thought in the comments below, on the Cardiff Mummy Says Facebook page or by tweeting me on @cardiffmummy For more ideas of family-friendly days out in South Wales, visit the Cardiff section of Cardiff Mummy Says, or follow our adventures on Instagram. Outdoor adventures at Bute Park, Cardiff Babies, toddler and pre-school classes in and around Cardiff during the summer holidays Review of CBeebies Live – Justin and Friends: Mr Tumble’s Circus The Wondercrump World of Roald Dahl at Wales Millennium Centre Building the wicker man and half term at St Fagans National History Museum The Borrowers, Sherman Theatre Cardiff – review Homepage » Cardiff » An afternoon at Barry Sidings Country Park, Pontypridd Thank goodness for nights out with mummy friends Putting the new wild play area at Dyffryn Gardens National Trust property to the test What to expect at Cardiff’s Winter Wonderland 2018 – plus win a family skate (ad) 46 simple things you did this week that make you a wonderful mum (or dad!) Family dining at Pantruthyn Farm, Pencoed – review What it’s really like… to take shared parental leave?

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Patricia Jeschke Sandy Lynn Hemme In: Missouri, USA, USA_Females Introduction Murder victim Patricia Jeschke (31) was stabbed and strangled in her apartment (St. Joseph, Missouri) on November 12, 1980. Her mother found her nude body on the bedroom floor the next day with several head wounds. Jeschke was a St. Joseph library secretary. Sandra Hemme says she knew Patricia Jeschke from the library. This seems to be not only a classic case of false confession by the accused. This is the case of a mental patient, who did not really know what happened or where she was at the time of the offense. When Hemme was interrogated by police without a defense attorney presentRead More →

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Top 10 smallest dog breeds in the World Regina | August 19, 2020 | Life | No Comments 10. Chihuahua Chihuahua is one of the cutest smallest dog breeds. They are very cute and adorable and this is what makes them immensely popular. Though they are small in size they are known for having a big dog attitude in their little bodies. They can have short or long hair in a variety of colors. This breed of dog gets its name from the state of Chihuahua in Mexico. Chihuahuas can quickly and easily get connected to their owners, and are best around older children because of their small size and delicate bone structure. It is affectionate and intelligent but usually rules their human family with a willful and confident attitude.

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ПОДРОБНАЯ АННОТАЦИЯ на английском языке к фильму THE DURBAR AT DELHI THE DURBAR AT DELHI (Торжественный прием в Дели) Великобритания, Natural Colour Kinematograph Co., 1911, цветной (2-х цветный Kinemacolor®), 126 мин., 35 мм, сферический, 1.33:1, немой. Премьера 2 февраля 1912 года в Лондоне (London) в Скала Театре (Scala Theatre) под названием «With Our King and Queen through India» (С нашим Королем и Королевой через Индию). Первый цветной полнометражный документальный фильм в 2-х цветном “Kinemacolor®” (субтрактивный процесс). The Delhi Durbar Charles Urban’s greatest achievement was the Kinemacolor record of the 1911 Delhi Durbar. This spectacular ceremony was held in Delhi, India, to recognise the newly-crowned King George V as Emperor of India. Several companies filmed the ceremonies in black-and-white. Urban took four or five cameramen with him to film the entire royal visit to India in the Kinemacolor process. The resultant film show was first exhibited at the Scala Theatre in London on 2 February 1912, under the title With Our King and Queen through India. The show lasted some two-and-a-half hours. The Scala stage was turned into a mock-up of the Taj Mahal. Music was specially composed and scored for forty-eight pieces, a chorus of twenty-four, a twenty-piece fife and drum corps, and three bagpipes. The show was a sensational success, drawing many to come to see motion pictures for the first time, and it was exhibited in various forms and at various lengths across the world, winning plaudits for its colour, fidelity to nature and its patriotic spectacle. The text presented here, in six sections (see left-hand menu), is the description of the entire set of Durbar films from the 1912 Kinemacolor catalogue, plus a selection of contemporary press notices taken from the same catalogue. The description gives both a good indication of the contents of the films, as well as the unabashed imperial tone with which they were presented to an audience. The films were divided up into sections in the catalogue, each with a code number and code name, for exhibitors to cite when booking the films. Illustrations from the catalogue are given on the right-hand side. Today, only a reel from the Royal Review section (which took place after the main Durbar ceremonies) survives today. The remainder is believed lost. THE ROYAL VISIT TO INDIA, 1911-1912. The KINEMACOLOR Reproduction in all their Gorgeous Colors of the Ceremonies, Processions and Pageants in Bombay, Delhi and Calcutta during Their Imperial Majesties’ Visit to India for the Coronation Durbar. WITH the reproduction in all their gorgeous colors of scenes during the tour through their Indian Empire in 19II-1912 of Their Imperial Majesties King George V. and Queen Mary, KINEMACOLOR, by universal consent, attained the highest pinnacle of achievement yet approached even by this wonderful system of kinematography in natural colors. KINEMACOLOR, it may fairly be claimed, has now become an institution of indispensable public utility. Whenever events of importance occur in any part of the world everyone may be sure of seeing exactly what happened without the inconvenience of long waiting in crowds, or perhaps a journey – for the majority impossible – to a distant land. When, amid the splendours of an Oriental setting, His Gracious Majesty was acclaimed Emperor of India, the attendant ceremonies eclipsed in magnificence anything conceivable in the more sombre West. The public at home read the eloquent attempts of newspaper correspondents to convey in print an idea of the amazingly beautiful color effects that made the Durbar an unforgettable experience to those who saw it. But mere words, as the writers confessed, failed utterly; the magnificence of Indian ceremonial must be seen to be believed, and thanks to the advance of science as exemplified by KINEMACOLOR these splendours can be seen -not for a fleeting moment only, as the gay cavalcades pass across an Indian plain -but seen time after time by audiences all over the world, as KINEMACOLOR reconstructs at command each smallest detail of movement and color. The thoughtful spectator may well inquire what greater marvel the future holds in store for the race. The series of films described in this section of the KINEMACOLOR Catalogue present the principal occurrences during three weeks’ pageantry in Bombay, Delhi and Calcutta, from the moment of the arrival of Their Imperial Majesties at the Apollo Bunder, Bombay, and include the State Entry into Delhi, the Coronation Durbar and a variety of interesting ceremonies during Their Majesties’ stay at King’s Camp, Delhi. Of a number of episodes at Calcutta the most amazing is the Elephant Procession – a magnificent example of color reproduction. By virtue of his appointment by His Most Gracious Majesty the King-Emperor, Mr. Charles Urban and his KINEMACOLOR staff were the guests of the Indian Government and received special facilities which only made the results herein described possible of attainment. Royal Visit to Bombay IN this subject, the first of the KINEMACOLOR Indian series, the arrival of Their Imperial Majesties on Indian soil, and their enthusiastic welcome by the population of Bombay are shown. In the bright Indian sunshine every detail is distinct and clear. A probably unique picture of His Majesty the King is included. King George is about to step into a motor car; he pauses on the step, and the camera man, making the most of the opportunity, secures a most human picture of the King in ordinary dress and looking the unaffected English gentleman that he is. A children’s festival, attended by many thousands of children, mostly native, and therefore in bright colors, provides another excellent section. The enthusiasm of the youngsters positively radiates from the screen to the spectator and the scene is simply a blaze of color. The Crowds Waiting for the arrival of the Royal party at the Apollo Bunder, the principal landing stage of Bombay. On the left are the Yacht Club headquarters. This great day in the history of Bombay coincided with the Mahometan festival of Bakrid, or Day of Goats, and the Mahometans in the streets were consequently attired in new clothes of the gayest hues. A Very Striking Picture taken through the special pavilion erected for the reception of Their Majesties, and showing the Royal P. and O. Liner, S.S. Medina, and one of the cruisers accompanying it, in the offing, just after having rounded Colaba Point. The Taj Mahal Palace Hotel in the Background The bluejackets from the Medina marching to take up their position. The Governor General, Lord Hardinge, and Bombay officials coming to the landing stage, preparatory to meeting Their Imperial Majesties on the Medina. The Landing of the Royal Party at the Apollo Bunder. First come on land the Governor-General and his party. The Royal Launch is then seen approaching the landing stage. Its burnished brass work and new paint instantly attract notice. The King and Queen walk up the red baize-covered gangway. The King-Emperor is in the plain white dress uniform of an Admiral of the Fleet, with the ribbon of the Star of India, the Orders of the Garter and the Star of the Indian Empire. The Queen-Empress is wearing the ribbon of the Garter across the front of her dress. All these details are quite clearly recorded on the screen. The Snow White Pavilion a replica of a mosque, with golden decorations and surmounted by a large dome-erected for the reception of Their Imperial Majesties, who were received by the Governor-General, the Governor of Bombay (Sir George Clarke), Rear-Admiral Slade, the General Officer commanding 6th (Poona) Brigade, the Bishop of Bombay, the Roman Catholic Archbishop, the Chief Justice, etc. 9: The Procession advancing along a carpeted colonnade of Saracenic pillars. Behind them are carried red and gold umbrellas, and an Oriental fan known as a “surajmukh,” or “golden fan,” these being symbols of the most exalted authority. Their Majesties Seated on Thrones and receiving an address from the Municipality. The President of the Bombay Municipal Council is Sir P.M. Mehta. On the right of the King-Emperor is Lord Hardinge, behind him the Marquis of Crewe and the Earl of Durham; beside the Queen-Empress is Sir George Clarke, Governor of Bombay, very conspicuous in a black-and-gold uniform. Behind Sir George Clarke are Lord and Lady Shaftesbury, the Duchess of Devonshire and the remainder of the suite. Royal Procession through Bombay First come the 7th Dragoon Guards, then the 26th Indian (King’s Own) Native Light Cavalry, the Bombay Light Horse, and the “V” Battery of the R.H.A. Their Majesties’ Carriage The “surajmukh” is held over the King and Queen, and over the Governor-General (who occupies the second carriage with Lord Crewe) is held a plain red silk umbrella denoting his exalted position. In the third carriage is Sir George and Lady Clarke, and here also may be observed a red umbrella. Other carriages contain members of Their Majesties’ suite. A Mounted Escort of Indian Light Cavalry brings up the rear. The procession passes at a trot and the uniforms of the native troops supply a brilliant splash of color. The Second Day Landing of Their Imperial Majesties at the Apollo Bunder. The King and Queen are seen coming on shore again from the S.S. Medina, to which they returned at night. An equerry opens Her Majesty’s parasol. The King is in mufti and the Queen is wearing a white silk flowered robe, with a white feathered hat. The band of gold satin on the skirt of the Queen’s dress is quite distinct in the picture. Ascending the Gangway Their Majesties enter a motor car. An exceedingly good view is obtained of this incident. The King pauses before entering, in order to make a remark to Major-General Sir Stuart Beatson, and thus the KINEMACOLOR man is afforded an excellent opportunity for recording a scene that will be specially interesting to the King’s subjects. The Children’s Festival This took place in the grounds of an exhibition called “Old Bombay,” 25,000 children taking part. The native element predominated. Each child was given a flag to wave and all did so energetically, the effect being that of a tossing sea of parti-colored waves. At the same time the National Anthem was sung in four languages. Highland Pipers Some surprise and interest was caused by the appearance of four pipers of the Cameron Highlanders, marching up and down in kilt and plaid, playing their pipes, to the delight of the children and other spectators. Their Majesties’ Carriage and its escort of the 7th Dragoon Guards and the 26th Cavalry proceeding down the lines of children, who are enthusiastically waving their flags. At one point the carriage passes quite close to the camera. The Elevated Dais, provided for the accommodation of Their Majesties’, below which was a Guard of Honour of Cadets of the Bombay Volunteer Rifles. Two Hundred and Thirty Parsee Girls then dance a “Gurbi,” a rhythmical dance with song, moving in rhythmic evolutions and concentric circles, and chanting in a minor key to the accompaniment of tinkling bracelets and clashing anklets. No. 495 Code “Cephalops” 1,280 feet Scenes in Delhi, the New Capital of India WE now arrive at Delhi and are shown many quaint and interesting scenes of native life. The numerous memorials of the Mutiny of 1857 are included and a magnificent view given of the Jamma Masjid, the most famous mosque in the world. On the Grand Trunk Road, Delhi Native types. Army transport waggons carrying the baggage of troops. Carrying baskets and water jars on their heads. The Kashmir Gate, showing bullet and cannon marks. Here Nicholson led the assault at the storming of Delhi, in 1857. The bullet marks on the face of the structure are clearly visible. A Camel Carriage Carts carrying wood for stands. Byle-garries, or bullock-carts, a barouche, and a native on a bicycle. Tongas for visitors’ transport. Three hundred of these curious looking vehicles were brought down from the hills for use at the Delhi Camp. English Church of St. James’ in Delhi. Outside it, on the ground, is a cross on a globe. These were knocked down by cannon shot during the Mutiny of 1857. Duplicates have since been placed on the dome. The Memorial Tower to the Mutiny Martyrs, erected over the grave of the victims. The John Nicholson Statue. The Jamma Masjid A magnificent view. This is one of the three famous Moghul mosques of India, the two others being at Futtehpore Sikri (built by Akbar) and at Agra (built by Shah Jehan). The famous Jamma Masjid is one of the few mosques, either in India or elsewhere, that is designed to produce a pleasing effect externally. With the exception of the three great domes and the numerous turrets which are all of white marble, the mosque is of red color. It has been restored recently under Government supervision. Though not the largest mosque in the world, it is certainly one of the most imposing. The proportions are colossal, though artists complain of its lack of balance. Its three great portals are unequalled by any mosque in the world. Natives Praying in front of the Mosque. A typically Oriental scene. A group of natives all squatting. Orientals never seem to have anything demanding their immediate attention. Natives Oiling the Road The most elaborate methods were adopted to deal with the “dust problem” in the Durbar Camp. The road surfaces were made of crushed brick, bound together by the application of oil or tar. Queer Native Carts Women breaking stone. As is well known, in Eastern countries women do a great deal of the most laborious work. A native carpenter at work. He is known in the vernacular as a “Mistre.” A Native Stone Worker drilling a design in stone. The drill is revolved by means of an apparatus not unlike a violin bow. Chandni Chowk, “The richest street in the world.” In little eight feet by six feet shops the visitor is shown rare and priceless diamonds. To understand what native life in India is the tourist must spend an hour or two without any fixed goal in the Chandni Chowk, usually called Silver Street. This is the Mooski of Delhi, though, unlike that famous Cairene highway, the Chandni Chowk is a fairly wide avenue. The picturesqueness is not so much in the buildings, which lack the artistic outlines of those in the Mooski, as in the natives themselves. A striking feature of the street life is the extraordinary variety of color. This living mosaic has at first a bewildering effect on the spectator, but after a while the kaleidoscopic crowd can be resolved into separate units, each unit being an independent blend of orange and magenta, green and violet, or silver and scarlet. Natives Smoking Hookahs A Persian rug shop in Chandni Chowk. The genuine native shops, as opposed to those which concern themselves chiefly with tourists, are feasts of color, the goods as often as not being spread out on the ground, the proprietor and his assistants squatting among the wares and occasionally calling out their merits. What will impress the artistic visitor is the natural love of picturesque effect, and the correct taste in color possessed by the Hindus. In spite of the extraordinary variety of colors to be seen in the streets, one seldom sees any “color discards.” Buffaloes The whole Delhi Camp was supplied from a Government dairy with buffalo milk. There were 1,000 buffalo cows at the camp. “Ekkas,” or native carts, and horses of ruling chiefs being led along the street. An Electric Tram Passes The bizarre contrasts between the Oriental atmosphere of the city of the Moghuls and the latest development of civilisation afforded by the electric trams cannot fail to strike the traveller. The Durbar Light Railway All the Press and camera men at the camp had free passes to travel on this railway, but having regard to the crowded condition of the coaches it is not surprising that the passes were never used by any of them. No. 496 Code “Cephalus” 1,095 feet Arrival of the Ruling Chiefs at Kingsway Station, Delhi FOR days before the ceremonies, native princes were coming into Delhi from all parts of India. The film shows the arrival of several of the most important chiefs. A Train Draws Up at a red baize-covered platform. The apparently large size of the coaches of the train is explained by the fact that each has a false roof in order to secure a layer of air between the ceiling of the coach and the roof on which beats the blazing Indian sun. Each tent in camp was double – a tent within a tent – for the same reason. Arrival of the Maharajah of Kashmir The Begum of Bhopal – the only woman ruler in India – leaves the train. The Maharanee of Chatterpore as she descends is covered by her waiting women with a scarf, and enters her palanquin or sedan chair. The Nizam of Hyderabad arrives in his special train. He is the principal ruling chief of India and has with him an escort of about three hundred retainers, including a military band. The number of retainers in attendance on any Chief or Prince varies according to his importance. The Nizam’s Retainers – a fine body – and the band going to the Delhi Camp. Scene at the famous ridge. The Nizam’s followers and the escorts of other Princes are marching into camp. No. 497 Code “Cepheidos” 430 feet Preparing for the Durbar – the Chiefs’ Camps ON the great plain outside Delhi, eighty square miles in area – two thirds the size of the administrative county of London – preparations for the Coronation Durbar are proceeding apace. Many of the wonderful edifices that made the Durbar Camp more like a scene from the “Arabian Nights” than a twentieth century encampment, are shown in course of construction, and the spectator gets some idea of the immense pains and artistic effort that were expended to make the Durbar of 1911 eclipse all others in magnificence. Carts of all Kinds, and crowds of natives in bright costumes passing along Princes’ Road. Many of the poorer natives walking through the camp seeing the sights. Some Native Veterans of the frontier wars in Afghanistan, the Punjab Frontier, Burmah and Tirah. A splendid group of old warriors; some of them have medals dating from 1878. Workers in Marble and Stone A remarkable picture showing a native high up on a ladder, painting one of the grotesque lions at the entrance to the Burmah Camp. Natives Sawing Logs with saws shaped like scimitars and having a handle at each end. Native gilding a wooden lion. The bright lustre of the gilding is perfectly reproduced on the screen. A Triumphal Archway Being Built over Coronation Road. Men at work on the bamboo scaffolding. One of the finest Indian pavilions in the camp. A clear and excellent view of the splendid edifice. A handsome structure which was used as a post office. Soldiers going along Coronation Road. Princes’ Road, Durbar Camp The construction of ornamental terraces and flower beds. Natives working differently-colored stones into various designs. Ornamental tigers of striking appearance at the Rewah Camp. Gilding the “guardians” of the ornamental entrance. Carving a Pediment Ornamental flowerbeds being laid out, some with colored stones and shells and some with plants. The Gateway to Kashmir Camp – a remarkably beautiful piece of work – all carved out of walnut wood. The camp was enclosed by a wall of similar workmanship, each panel having a different design, as may be observed on the screen. An offer of £70,000 was received from a wealthy American for the whole edifice as it stood, but the proposal was not entertained, and the unique piece of workmanship was ultimately presented to the King-Emperor. Scenes in the Press Camp Delhi. A group of servants, native policemen, street sweepers, etc. The different classes of workman may be distinguished by the colors of their turbans. Some of the Motor Cars supplied by the Government for the use of the Press. Amongst the occupants of the cars are many well-known London pressmen and photographers. Some members of the staff of KINEMACOLOR are also in evidence. C.B. Bayley, Esq., the able and courteous officer in charge of the Press Camp. Incidentally, Mr. Charles Urban is introduced on the scene. A Delhi Problem A group of pressmen: Mr. Percival Landon, The Daily Telegraph, Mr. E. J. Buck, Reuter’s, and Mr. Lovat Fraser, The Times. The names are in correct order reading from left to right on the screen, after Mr. Landon has joined the group. A portrait. No. 498 Code “Cephenus” 1,100 feet The Royal Horse Artillery Firing a Salute AT ceremonials such as the Durbar a great number of Royal salutes are fired, so that no record of the proceedings would be complete that did not include something of these incidents. This film shows artillery operations in a very realistic fashion. The battery is one of three engaged in firing a salute of 101 guns, signalling the arrival of Their Imperial Majesties at Delhi. On each occasion when a Royal Salute was fired, two batteries fired thirty-four shot each and one thirty-three, making a total of 101. The color of the burnished metal of the guns is clearly reproduced by KINEMACOLOR. Artillery Sections Gallop Past They are taking up their positions preparatory to firing the salute. The Artillerymen Unlimber and get to work with their guns. This section gives an idea of the heavy work entailed by the firing of the various salutes. After the Firing of Thirty-four Guns the members of the battery limber up and leave their station. No. 499 Code “Cepheos” 300 feet Arrival of Their Imperial Majesties at Selimgarh Station Received by Lord and Lady Their Excellencies the Governor-General Hardinge. Delhi, December 7th, 1911 THE Selimgarh bastion, at which a special station for the reception of Their Imperial Majesties was built, is a completely detached portion of Delhi Fort, to the North, and was built by Jehanger, father of the more famous builder of the Fort itself. From this point Their Imperial Majesties entered Delhi. Preparations for the Arrival of Their Majesties. Principal officials in readiness to receive the King and Queen. The most conspicuous figures are the Governor-General and Lady Hardinge, the Commander-in-Chief and Lady Creagh and the Governors of Bombay and Madras. The Governor and Chief Commissioners of various provinces are also in attendance, and Sir John Hewitt, the master and organiser of the Durbar may be noticed. The Walls of the Fort were manned by Mutiny veterans. A handful were given places of honour at Selimgarh. As the train drew up, the National Anthem was played and a salute of 101 guns was fired. Sir John Hewitt, Sir Henry MacMahon, the Chief Justice of Bengal, and the Maharana of Udaipur presented to Their Majesties. The King-Emperor inspects the Guard of Honour of the Berkshire Regiment. His Majesty is wearing the full uniform of a Field-Marshal, with the light blue riband of the Order of the Star of India. The Empress is in a gown of soft white satin with a hand-worked floral design; she has a white hat with shaded blue feathers. 5, The Queen-Empress is seen walking with Lady Hardinge in the direction of the reception tent. No. 500 Code “Cepheum” 270 feet Arrival at the Reception Tent, Delhi Fort December 7th, 1911 THE reception tent, to which Their Majesties are now proceeding, was erected in place of the Bawalpur Shamiana burnt down a few days before the Durbar. It was constructed of canvas borrowed from the various chiefs, and so was even more strikingly handsome in appearance than the one it replaced. Arrival of the Governor General The King’s Charger being rubbed down previous to taking its share in the State Entry. His Majesty Inspects the Indian Guard of Honour. Forming Up for the State Entry The distance to the Elephant Gate is about three-fourths of a mile. The chiefs and their retainers are inside the Fort and they will presently emerge with their retinues. The Troops on the Move No. 501 Code “Cephisio” 390 feet N.B. – It is suggested that the foregoing Three Subjects be exhibited as One Subject, as together they form a complete record of one event. The State Entry into Delhi December 7th, 1911 FROM break of dawn on December 7th, the pleasant bustle of preparation was heard in Delhi, as regiments of horse and regiments of foot – Briton and Gurkha, Sikh and Pathan – mustered in their thousands and tens of thousands, until from the Delhi Gate of the Fort to the far end of the ridge, where it dipped to meet the Royal camp, stretched in serried ranks a double line of armed men. The great procession emerged from the Elephant Gate (so called because of the great elephants in black marble that are placed on either side of it) and for three hours it was as though a tempestuous flood of color and magnificence was issuing from the Fort. The Elephant Gate on that day was a veritable gate of surprises-each troop as it emerged seemed more magnificent than the last. This Gate is only used by Emperors, Chiefs and other distinguished personages. On ordinary occasions the Lahore Gate is used. Two KINEMACOLOR cameras were employed in recording this procession, one taking the close views which show in perfect detail the gorgeous equipages of the ruling chiefs, their gold and silver decorated carriages and splendidly uniformed retainers. Perhaps the most abiding memory the visitor to India for the Durbar carried away was that of the cavernous gateway guarded by two colossal black marble elephants. A broad, smooth road lined by men in scarlet curved towards it, and out of it came an endless stream of native rulers and their household troops. There were five miles of them. They reclined grandly in their fantastic carriages, with dark little imps in flaring turbans perched behind to wave away the flies and round them clattered incredible horsemen with chased harness and scimitars. In the carriage of each potentate, in the five blazing miles of them, sat the resident British Commissioner, sombre and odd in his black suit, as a constable who had strayed into the “Arabian Nights.” Synopsis – Part I Procession of High Officials In the van is a procession of high officials, comprising: A Deputy Inspector-General of Police, Punjab, the Chief Commissioner of the Central Provinces, the Lieut.-Governor of the United Provinees, the Lieut.-Governor of Eastern Bengal and Assam, the Lieut.-Governor of Burma, the Lieut.-Governor of Bengal, and the Lieut.-Governor of the Punjah with their several escorts, and the Governors of Madras and Bombay with their staffs and bodyguards. The Royal Procession is next seen. The King on a magnificent black charger is riding in the centre of a group of horsemen, among whom Lord Hardinge, the Governor-General, the Marquis of Crewe (Secretary of State for India:) and Sir O’Moore Creagh, Commander-in-Chief of India, are conspicuous figures. The King-Emperor’s staff and household includes H.H. Prince George of Battenberg, Brigadier-General R. E. Grimston, Lieut.-General Sir Horace Smith-Dorrien, Sir Henry McMahon, the Lord Annaly, the Lord Stamfordham, His Highness the Maharaja of Bikaner, His Highness the Maharaja of Gwalior, the Commander-in-Chief, H.H. the Duke of Teck, the Marquis of Crewe, H.E. the Governor-General. The Queen-Empress follows in a carriage attended by the Duchess of Devonshire and the Earl of Durham. Carriages Following Contained: Second Carriage – Her Excellency Lady Hardinge with the Earl of Shaftesbury and A.D.C. in waiting. Third Carriage – The Countess of Shaftesbury, the Hon. Venetia Baring, Mr. J. H. Du Boulay. Fourth Carriage – Mr. F. H, Lucas, Sir James Dunlop-Smith, Rear-Admiral Sir Colin Keppel. Fifth Carriage – Lieut.-Colonel Bird, the Hon. J. Fortescue, Sir R. Havelock Charles, Indian Cavalry Regiment, of the Escort. No. 502a Code 11 “Cephissi A” 1,270 feet The Procession of Ruling Chiefs From this point onwards the State Entry was a feast of gorgeous color and magnificence. We see magnificent war horses superbly draped; wonderful state carriages of gold and silver, and palanquins and litters of immense value. Here are Rulers and Chiefs from every quarter of the Indian Empire, including the Maharajahs of Mysore, Kashmir and Jhaipur, and many others; all with their Political Officers and Escorts. No. 502b Code “Cephissi B” 1,245 feet Famous Figures In this reel we see the Begum of Bhopal in her lacework Rubandar; and later on the Jam Sahib of Nawanagar, more familiarly known as Prince Ranjitsinjhi, the famous cricketer, in his solid silver carriage with the crocodile bar underneath; Patiala, another cricketer, in a similar carriage; and finally the camels of Bikaner and Bawalpur, and the quaint and barbaric retinue of the Maharajah of Sumpthar; the whole scene epitomising the gorgeous wealth and lavish extravagance of the East. No. 502c Code “Cephissi C.” 1,285 feet STATE ENTRY N.B. – The State Entry into Delhi (entire length 3,800 feet comprising the three reels above specified Nos. 502 a, b and c) may be obtained in separate parts under the numbers and codes ind’icated, or as a whole by quoting No. 502 Code “Cephissi” Total (3 reels) 3,800 feet The Royal Procession passing from the Ridge to the King’s Camp Delhi, December 7th, 1911 IN this film the Royal procession and its immediate escort are seen again passing between two covered ways from the top, of which the picture was taken. This temporary structure was erected to shelter Their Imperial Majesties while they were presented with an address by the Municipality of Delhi. A pretty effect is observed as the coretege issues from beneath a bower of trees at this point, and incidentally a, splendid panorama of the nearest sections of the Camp is obtained. No. 503 Code “Cephren” 225 feet King Edward Memorial Ceremony Delhi, December 8th, 1911 ONE of His Majesty’s first acts on arrival at Delhi was to place in position the tablet upon a memorial in course of construction there to His late Majesty King Edward VII. The form of the memorial is that of a bronze equestrian statue of heroic size, and it is situated on the Maidan, near the Delhi gate of the Fort. The pedestal and platforms are of red Agra sandstone, and the designer of the memorial is Sir Thomas Brock, the designer of the Queen Victoria Memorial opposite Buckingham Palace, London. The fund for the undertaking was inaugurated by the Earl of Minto, and contributions were received from both rich and poor throughout India. Building the Foundation of the Memorial The workmen are here seen at work on the red sandstone base. The marble tablet being conveyed to the site by bullock teams. The Arrival of Their Majesties The King and Queen drove to the ceremony in an open carriage, attended by their English and Indian suites. They were received by the Governor-General, who presented the members of the Executive Committee of the Memorial. The Procession to the Shamiana at the base of the Memorial. His Imperial Majesty ascending the steps at the Memorial base, accompanied by Lord Hardinge. The King Places the Tablet in position. At the conclusion of the simple but effective ritual the massed bands present played the National Anthem and a salute of 101 guns was fired from the Fort. Panorama of the scene after the ceremony, showing the departure of Their Majesties. A View of Delhi Fort is seen in the background, partially shrouded in the morning mist, which is of frequent occurence in this part of India. The Mallet Used by the King in placing the tablet in position is held up to the KINEMACOLOR camera. The mallet is of black ivory and is in a satin-lined case. A silver replica of the equestrian statue as it will be when completed, may be noted on the left. As the Royal Party and the native princes in attendance leave the scene, many examples of gorgeous costumes are to be seen, and decorations and handsome robes are vividly reproduced in every detail and color. No. 504 Code “Cepicium” 700 feet Presentation of Colors December 11th, 1911 ON the day before the Coronation Durbar there was a picturesque scene on the polo ground when the King presented colors to seven British and three Indian regiments. The British regiments receiving colors were the 1st Northumberland Fusiliers, the 1st Durham Light Infantry, the 2nd Royal Highlanders, the 1st Seaforths, the 2nd Gordons, the 1st Highland Light Infantry and the 1st Connaught Light Rangers; the Indian regiments: the 18th Infantry, the 90th Punjabis and the 102nd Grenadiers. During the proceedings three Services were held: one Church of England, one Presbyterian and one Roman Catholic. A View of the Scene taken from the top of the Royal Pavilion and showing the unfurling of the Royal Standard, signalling the arrival of the King and Queen. His Imperial Majesty Mounted on his fine charger, “Delhi,” the escort being furnished by the 13th Hussars and the 36th Jacob’s Horse. The Governor General’s Escort was furnished by the 1st King’s Dragoon Guards and the 11th Lancers, and the Guards of Honour on the field consisted of the 4th Battalion Worcestershire Regiment and the 23rd Sikhs Pioneers. Her Imperial Majesty the Queen descends from her carriage and advances to the Royal Pavilion amid much cheering and the greetings of her subjects. The Dedication Services The Troops Giving Three Cheers for the King after the ceremony. They wave their helmets aloft on the muzzles of their rifles – a splendid and inspiring scene. His Majesty Leaves the Field Departure of the Royal party and the troops. No. 505 Code “Cepillar” 730 feet The Delhi Polo Tournament December 7th to 11th, 1911 TAKING part in polo, or watching the games, was one of the principal and most fashionable diversions of those attending the Durbar. Matches were held from November 27th to December ?nth, but the films shows incidents during the finals between December 7th and 11nth. The victors were the Inniskillings. The following teams took part: the 10th Hussars, the 17th Lancers, the Inniskillings, the King’s Dragoon Guards, the 17th Cavalry, the Scouts, the Imperial Cadet Corps, the Governor-General’s Staff, the 13th Hussars, the 9th Hodson’s Horse and the Golkonda, Kishangarh, Palanpur and Bhopal Regiments. Splendid views are given of some of the matches and several scores are shown. A final section shows the polo ponies being rubbed down after their tremendous exertions. To secure connected views of a game played over such a large area is by no means easy, but the KINEMACOLOR staff have succeeded admirably and a most attractive sporting subject is the result. No. 506 Code “Cepina” 260 feet THE CORONATION DURBAR AT DELHI December 12th, 1911 NOW is reached the climax of the great series of military spectacles and magnificent ceremonials of which Delhi had been the centre for more than a week. At noon on December 12th, Their Imperial Majesties held the great Proclamation Durbar, at which, amid scenes of unrivalled splendour, the momentous announcement was made that the Capital of India would be henceforth, not Calcutta, but Delhi with its age-long history. The amphitheatre in which the ceremony took place was at least a mile across. It was semi-circular in shape, and was enclosed on the far side by enormous mounds, or tiers of seats, said to be capable of accommodating between 60,000 and 70,000. In the KINEMACOLOR series, thanks to the wonderful clarity of the photography, these crowded stands may be easily distinguished, and they add in no small measure to the impressiveness of the scene. As reproduced by KINEMACOLOR the mound occupied by spectators resembles a Dutch tulip garden, owing to the great variety of colors of the turbans of the natives. Opposite these tiers was a large pavilion, also semi-circular, capable of seating 12,000 spectators. Ten or twenty yards in front was the Shamiana connected by a raised platform with the Royal Pavilion, which was situated in the centre of the Amphitheatre. The whole of the vast space between Was filled with soldiery representing not merely every arm of the service. but every corps in India, whether regular or volunteer. More than 30,000 men were massed in the tremendous arena. The massed bands alone numbered 2,000 performers. So great was the military force assembled that (says an observer) when the officers shouted out the words of command it sounded as though a mob had somehow got into the enclosure and were rending the air with their cries. This force, however, was only a part of the soldiery participating in the day’s ceremonials. The entire length of the route (some three miles) between the King-Emperor’s camp and the Amphitheatre was lined by troops on both sides. Truly the Coronation Durbar afforded an impressive demonstration of the pomp and power of the British Empire, and one the equal of which has probably never before been witnessed in the history of the world. Scenes During the Arrival of Troops Bluejackets from the S.S. Medina, and guests arriving for the Durbar. The bluejackets march by at close quarters. Here we are able to observe the distribution of the troops. They are arranged in regular geometrical figures, a solid mass of men in khaki being fringed by men in red tunics, thus affording an effective contrast. It is easier also, because of this arrangement, to get an idea of the immense number of troops on the field. The Canopy of the Shamiana This is a magnificent example of color photography showing with a clearness that would be impossible by any other means the gorgeous decoration of the Shamiana. The crimson velvet hangings are fringed with gold, and heavy golden decorations may be seen, in spite of being in the shadow, on the ceiling of the pavilion. Arrival of the Mutiny Veterans Here is a sight that must make the blood of every patriotic citizen run faster in his veins. A crowd of venerable men, some in uniform and some in everyday clothes, and all wearing medals, advance slowly towards the camera. They are veterans of the Mutiny of 1857. As they come nearer it is seen that whites and Indians are equally intermingled. It is a profoundly thrilling scene, and one that makes a powerful appeal to the imagination. The depth and stereoscopic quality of the picture greatly helps the sense of actuality as this splendid procession slowly passes. The strains of “The Old Brigade” were played meanwhile. The Black Watch-Guard of Honour taking their position at the Royal Pavilion. A fine picture of troops in movement. The Scottish Regiment, led by a band of pipers, advances towards the camera and another company of Highlanders, preceded by a “wee Scot,” ascends a dais in the background. The perfect marching order cannot fail to strike the onlooker. Their Excellencies the Governor~General and Lady Hardinge leaving King’s Camp. Arrival at the Durbar. Lord and Lady Hardinge are seen in their carriage with an escort of one regiment of British Cavalry and one regiment of Indian Cavalry. In following their arrival the camera gives an effective panorama of the scene. Their Excellencies take up their positions on the Shamiana. Their Imperial Majesties Leaving King’s Camp Three Household Cavalry N.C.O.’s lead the way and then the Royal carriage appears and draws up. Their Majesties enter, and as they are driven away a good portrait view is obtained. The gorgeous gold-embroidered State umbrella is in evidence. This is the first view obtained of Their Imperial Majesties wearing their crowns and robes. In Addition to Two Equerries on Horseback, Their Majesties are attended by an escort composed of the “N” Battery, R.H.A., the 10th Hussars, the Governor-General’s bodyguard in scarlet and gold, the Imperial Cadet Corps, resplendent in blue white and gold, and the 18th Indian Lancers (King George’s Own). Artillery Firing Salutes A view is interspersed at this point showing the artillery firing salutes on the departure of Their Majesties. The surroundings are of a sandy nature, against which the puffs of white smoke from the cannon are in effective contrast. The Royal Procession Entering the Amphitheatre Following the sweep of the camera over the lines of troops, we see in the distance the Royal cortege approaching The Governor-General’s Bodyguard lead the way, then come the three representatives of the Household Cavalry and the Royal carriage, drawn by four horses, and following it the Imperial Cadet Corps. The Royal Standard Unfurled A magnificent picture showing the golden folds of the Royal Standard being flung to the breeze against a background of blue sky flecked with feathery clouds. All the details of the flag are perfectly reproduced and it is easy to see that its texture is of silk. The Royal Carriage crossing the roadway before drawing up at the Shamiana. Their Imperial Majesties, the King and Queen Entering the Arena Here we have an opportunity of seeing the King and Queen more clearly. The King is wearing a robe of Imperial ermine and a surcoat of purple, white satin breeches and silk stockings, with the collars of the Orders of the Garter and the Star of India and the Star of the latter Order. The Imperial Crown consists of a band of diamonds, studded with large emeralds and sapphires, with rubies in the centre, and a cap of purple velvet turned up with ermine. The Queen’s Dress The Queen is wearing a white satin dress of gold roses, thistles and shamrocks, with a border of lotus flowers. The Star of India is embroidered on the front of the dress. Her Majesty’s robe is of purple velvet trimmed with ermine and a border of gold braid, and she wears the Orders of the Garter and the Crown of India. The Royal Salute with the color, by the Guard of Honour of the Black Watch and all the troops present. Preparations for the Reception of Their Majesties. Arrival of the Imperial Procession at the Shamiana. First the Governor-General’s Bodyguard, every man of which is over six feet in height. The three representatives at the Household Cavalry, who will guard the approaches to the Imperial thrones. The Foot Guards also are represented by a serjeant of the King’s Company, the 1st Battalion of the Grenadiers, who may be seen on the steps of the Royal Pavilion. At exactly twelve o’clock the Imperial carriage reins in at the Shamiana. The Governor-General, with Lady Hardinge, staff and suite, receives Their Majesties at the foot of the crimson-carpeted stairway. The High Officials and Ruling Chiefs doing homage. This portion of the ceremony, which lasted for over an hour, is presented in considerable detail, although much condensed from considerations of time. First the Governor-General and his Executive Council ascend the steps of the Shamiana, bow to Their Majesties and retreat backwards. Following them is a wonderful sequence of Oriental figures, all magnificent, though some, to Western eyes, perhaps a little incongruous in appearance. The Homage Ceremony The following details with regard to this ceremony will be of interest. The first to ascend the steps is the Governor-General, who is the only one privileged to kiss the hand of the Sovereign. Then come the seven members of his Executive Council, led by the Commander-in-Chief. Following is the homage by the Ruling Chiefs, including the Maharajahs of Kashmir and Jhaipur; the Maharajah of Udaipur, coming from and returning to his place behind the throne as specially appointed Chief-in-waiting to His Majesty. Each lays his sword before the Imperial throne; Rulers from ever quarter of the Indian Empire, including the Begum of Bhopal and the interesting personalities of Sikkim and Bhutan; Ruling Chiefs from Central India, Beluchistan, the Punjab, Assam and Burmah, and from every distant Province and Centre, all attend in their proper order of precedence. Leaving the Shamiana Their Imperial Majesties rise from their thrones beneath the Shamiana and pass to the Royal Pavilion; their trains are gathered up by the Royal pages – Indian princes in native costumes – and they advance hand in hand to the Royal Pavilion, golden umbrellas being held over their heads. At this point the massed bands struck up the new Coronation March composed special1y for the Durbar ceremony. Following Their Majesties are the Governor-General and Lady Hardinge, the Minister-in-Attendance, His Highness the Duke of Teck and members of the Royal suite. The Procession to the Pavilion Their Majesties pass out from beneath the Shamiana and cross, hand in hand, to the great central Pavilion, about a hundred yards distant. This is a magnificent white marble-like structure with a four-fold dais, on which are the twin thrones, surmounted by a gorgeous canopy on slender gilt pillars. The Imperial Procession ascends the steps of the platforms. On the lowest are the Guards of Honour, facing inwards; natives on the left, the Black Watch on the right, of the Procession. On the second platform the Imperial suite remains behind. On the next, Lord and Lady Hardinge and Lord Crewe; the Duchess of Devonshire and Lord Durham; and other members of the Household, who will remain right and left of the final dais. The fourth platform Their Majesties ascend alone save for the Royal pages, who remain grouped about the steps of the throne. Magnificently Caparisoned Trumpeters, British and Native, are now summoned by a signal given by the bands; the prevailing color of their uniform is gold. They ride up to the Royal Pavilion, and drawing up in fine style, sound a fanfare in front of the thrones. Reading the Royal Proclamation This was done by the Delhi Herald, General Peyton, in English, followed by a translation in Urdu by the native Assistant Herald. The first thing to strike the attention in this section is the picture of the beautiful golden canopy of the Pavilion with which it opens. A Single Figure Ascends the Steps of the Pavilion. He is the Governor-General and is about to read the proclamation of certain boons and concessions now to be granted to the Indian people. The Trumpeters Sound a Flourish, the massed bands play the National Anthem, and the whole of the troops come to the “present.” A salute of 101 guns is immediately commenced. A Tremendously Inspiriting Scene is next witnessed. The 30,000 troops give three cheers for the King and then three for the Queen. The huzzas are caught up by the 12,000 spectators, re-echoed in the distance by the 60,000 people who throng the mound, and again taken up by the 200,000 natives outside the Amphitheatre. A panorama of the troops at this point. as they wave their helmets in time to their cheers, is most realistic. As the Royal Procession Leaves the Pavilion the new march is repeated by the bands. Panorama of the Amphitheatre Taken During the Ceremony This shows admirably the extent of the ground occupied and the massing of the troops. A fine view of the Royal Pavilion is also given. The Trumpeters now Appear and Their Majesties are seen leaving, over them being waved the white, flowing chowries and the club-like morchals or conventionalised peacock feather fans symbolic of Imperial rule. These give an impressive Oriental touch to the scene. Firing the Salute of 101 Guns During all this time the salute of guns is proceeding and here we see native Artillery-men working with mechanical precision. The interval between each gun is ten seconds. The Departure of the Royal Party The troops leaving the Amphitheatre. A Wonderful Scene is the departure of the Indian Princes. A group of them descends some steps near one of the KINEMACOLOR cameras and the gorgeous colors of their magnificent robes are shown with marvellous realism. The sheen of the silk, the splendour of cloth of gold, and of decorations and orders of all kinds is reproduced exactly as in life, forming one of the most perfect examples of color-photography extant. No. 507 Code “Cepinho” 3,240 feet Supplied only in its entirety (Three Reels) The State Garden Party at Delhi Fort December 13th, 1911 To the architectural and natural beauties of the Diwan-i-Khas at Delhi Fort were added, on the afternoon of December 13th, the beauty of fair ladies and gay dresses and the brightness of uniforms and Oriental costumes. The occasion was the State Garden Party given by Their Imperial Majesties. Invitations had been issued on a liberal scale, and before three o’clock several hundred guests had emerged from the long string of motor-cars and carriages which were blocking all roads to the Fort. The sun was still high when Their Imperial Majesties arrived, the King-Emperor wearing a grey frock coat, and the Queen-Empress a dress of pale heliotrope-colored brocade with a hat trimmed with white ostrich feathers. They were received with salutes from the Guards of Honour drawn from the 1st Battalion Highland Light Infantry and the 25th Punjabis. Outside was held the Badshahi Mela, or people’s fete, and it was arranged that during the Garden Party Their Majesties would show themselves, according to ancient custom, on the walls of the Fort, clothed in their Robes of State, before many thousands of their Indian subjects. About half-past four o’clock Their Majesties stepped out on the historic parokha, the small balcony where the ancient Moghuls received the acclamation of Delhi citizens. As they appeared alone, two brilliant figures thrown into prominence by the whiteness of the surrounding walls, a great shout arose from the multitude assembled outside the Fort. At the same moment a huge procession was started and the people passed by in dense formation, Their Majesties remaining in their position and watching the wonderful scene for about an hour. Although photographed between four o’clock and five-thirty p.m. the proceedings at the Garden Party are perfectly reproduced by KINEMACOLOR. The beautiful surroundings of the Fort and the splendid buildings there are shown in detail. Various scenes at the Garden Party are included and finally Their Imperial Majesties are seen leaving the Diwan-i-Khas and taking their seats at the parokha. No. 509 Code “Cepitidis” 295 feet The Royal Review of 50,000 Troops Delhi, December 14th THERE has probably never been, in the history of the British Empire, a more impressive and comprehensive demonstration of the strength of the military forces of the Crown than that which took place at Delhi on December 14th. Fifty thousand troops – British and Indian, horse and foot, artillery and mountain batteries – passed in review order before Their Imperial Majesties, and at the conclusion there was a cavalry charge, forming a magnificent finale to a wonderful military spectacle. The immense variety of uniforms as shown by KINEMACOLOR is very striking, and owing to the fact that a special stand was placed at the disposal of the KINEMACOLOR camera-men the picture has been taken from a point above the heads of the soldiers, so that the nearest men do not hide from view the long lines of troops marching in company formation. A far better idea is thus obtained of the immense number of men taking part In the Review. At times the plain, so far as the eye can reach appears to be a mass of moving heads. Each regiment taking part in the Review is represented in the film. With the assistance of a good orchestra, and, if possible, of a drum and fife band when the infantry is passing, the utmost enthusiasm may be evoked when this film is presented. Bluejackets from S.S. “Medina” marching to take up their position for the Review. The Royal Standard floating in the breze. This beautiful silken emblem is forty feet in length. Arrival of His Imperial Majesty on his magnificent black charger. In the distance are the troops lined up for inspection prior to the Review. Arrival of Her Imperial Majesty in her carriage. As Their Majesties reached the review ground, a salute of 101 guns was fired by the 9th and 10th Brigades, Royal Horse Artillery. The Commencement of the Review The Royal horse Artillery leads the way, advancing by brigades in line of batteries at close intervals. A view taken along the lines shows admirably the splendid marching of the troops. In spite of the great length of the line a perfectly regular front is presented. No. 510a Code “Cepolidae” 915 feet Indian Troops are mainly to be seen in this part of the film. It may be noted that the turbans of the soldiers in Indian regiments are all different, a distinction well brought out by KINEMACOLOR. Indian Civil Service Volunteers A fine body of men in khaki consisting of members of the Indian Civil Service. They are followed at a short interval by a troop of Ghourkas. His Imperial Majesty is seen at the saluting base, just as the Camel Corps go by. 9, In Front of a Body of Indian Troops next passing, may be observed a little seven-year-old boy, the Nawab of Bawalpur, riding on a camel; he is one of the youngest Prince in India. No. 510b “Review” 2,030 feet The Artillery Charge This thrilling portion of the film shows the Royal Horse Artillery and cavalry passing the saluting base at a gallop. As the KINEMACOLOR camera-men were stationed a few yards beyond His Majesty they have been able to reproduce the charge at a moment when the troops were at their highest speed. The End of the Review His Majesty is seen leaving the field with his retinue and Her Majesty joins the procession in her carriage, her escort consisting of the Imperial Cadet Corps. A Color Opportunity When the Standard is being lowered and furled a remarkable example of color photography is obtained. The wind catches and extends it so that its beautiful silken texture is displayed to the KINEMACOLOR camera at close quarters. Every detail of the design is perfectly reproduced in actual colors. No. 510c Code “Reviewed” 1,040 feet When ordering the separate Reels of this Subject the above Code-Words apply, but when the complete Review is required the following should be quoted. No. 510 Code “Wholeview” 2,985 feet Point to Point Races Delhi, December, 13th, 1911 AN Anglo-Indian sporting event is portrayed in this picturesque and well-taken subject, which is evidence of the far-famed keenness of the white population of India in sporting matters. From a color point of view, special mention must be made of the perfect reproduction by KINEMACOLOR of the brightly colored and glossy satin coats of the riders. The brightness and interest of horse-racing, especially under such excellent weather conditions as prevailed on this particular day are brought out most vividly on the screen. Weighing In The beautifully groomed horses are here seen undergoing the usual preliminaries of the contest. The glint of the sunlight on their glossy coats is most effective, and the light blue, orange, crimson, yellow and other hues of the jockeys’ satin jackets are reproduced to the exact shade of the original. The Races A fine picture taken as the horses come over the hurdles. Here one indeed enjoys the pleasurable excitement of the real thing. “Harlequin,” the winner of the Queen-Empress Cup. A good picture of little Miss Nethersole, daughter of the owner, holding the bridle of the winning animal. A splendid piece of natural color portraiture. No. 511 Code “Cepotafio” 230 feet State Departure of Their Imperial Majesties Delhi, December 16th, 1911 SPECIAL interest attaches to this subject from a kinematographic standpoint because of the fact that at the suggestion of Mr. Charles Urban, who considered that such an opportunity for a historic picture could not be neglected, the route of the Royal procession to the station upon the day of Their Imperial Majesties’ departure was altered in order that it might pass the famous Ridge, round which linger many precious memories. Incidentally, by taking this route a compliment was paid to the Press, whose camp adjoining the spot and may be seen in the film. The scene at the station is not by any means the least effective in which Their Majesties took part during their sojourn in the Indian capital, and a feature of the picture is the number of close views that are afforded of the Royal pair. The Royal Procession Passing the Press Camp at the base of the Ridge. The procession consisted of the following:- The Inspector-General of Police, Punjab, a cavalry escort, a battery of the Royal Horse Artillery, the Escort Staff, Army Headquarter’s Staff, the Commander-in-Chief, Indian trumpeters, British trumpeters, the King-Emperor’s Staff, the bodyguard, Their Imperial Majesties, the Imperial Cadet Corps, Members of the Household (in carriages) and an lndian Cavalry escort. As the procession approached the Ridge various portions of the escort filed off and formed up by the route, leaving only the heralds and trumpeters, the bodyguard and the Imperial Cadet Corps to enter the Selimgarh Bastion with the Royal carriage. The Panorama of the Camp, given at this point, shows very effectively the extent of this portion of the Durbar Camp. If is a wonderfully stereoscopic and beautiful picture of what is probably the most extensive “tented city” known, at any rate since the human race gave up residence under canvas as a general practice. The Reception at the Station The departure of Their Imperial Majesties, like their arrival, took place at the Selimgarh Bastion of Delhi Fort, where a special station had been erected for their convenience. The First Royal Train draws up at the platform The King-Emperor is to go to Nepal, and the Queen-Empress to Agra. The Procession Coming from the Fort This is a very effective scene: As the Royal Carriage comes into view a portion of the mounted escort, taking a different course, breaks into a canter and is partially enveloped in a cloud of dust. The perfectly natural reproduction of such every-day sights as a cloud of dust is one of the charms of KINEMACOLOR. Their Majesties Exchanging Farewells with Lord and Lady Hardinge, with the heads of local governments and administrations, and with other officials and members of the Durbar Committee. Close Views of Their Majesties are obtained as they ascend the steps by which the platform is reached. One or two last farewells are exchanged after this and His Imperial Majesty enters his train, which draws away, and the other train approaches for the reception of the Queen-Empress. After she has entered it, it proceeds in the opposite direction. The Crowds leaving the Station This fashionable concourse affords the KINEMACOLOR cameras plenty of scope for good color effects, and we notice some charming costumes worn by fair passers-by. Court attire and resplendent uniforms are also much in evidence. No. 512 Code “Ceppaia” 810 feet The King’s Camp and the Chiefs’ Receptions THIS film is remarkably full of human interest and scenes of rare and unexampled beauty. It affords also an excellent idea of the great expense to which the Indian potentates went in their loyal endeavours, which were certainly highly successful, to celebrate in a befitting manner so unusual an event as a visit to India of a King-Emperor and his Consort. It is not often that such diversity is crowded into one film as is to be found in this one. The Ceremony of Changing the Guard The State trumpeters passing on their way to take up magnificent cloth of gold of their uniform is well shown. their positions. The An Historic Military Event The change of guard which is now taking place marks the first occasion since the Mutiny on which an Indian guard has been relieved by a guard direct from England. The regiments concerned are the 2nd Battalion the Royal Fusiliers and the 4th Battalion King’s Royal Rifles (the 60th). The March Past of the Band Non-commissioned officers with the colors march past. A party of Highlanders. Tommies Off Duty A picture that will thrill some individual in many an audience as he or she – especially she – recognises in one of these faces shown with such life-like realism on the screen, some familiar friend, relative or lover. It is a perfectly characteristic group of the flower of the British Army. Their smiling, happy faces will spread an infection of cheerfulness in every audience. A Group of Indian Soldiers The change from the fair, fresh complexions of the British-born soldier to the swarthy skin of his Indian comrade – with whom, as this picture makes manifest, “Tommy Atkins” is on the best of terms – is striking indeed, but KINEMACOLOR is in no-wise disconcerted by the sudden transition. These deeper hues are equally well recorded, and so are the slight differences of complexion between one Indian and another. A harder test of color photography, or one more triumphantly met, could scarcely be conceived. The Receptions in the Chiefs’ Camps The Governor-General’s coach draws up at the handsome pavilion of the Maharajah of Charkari. This is an exceedingly gorgeous edifice with a splendid portico. The film also shows the visitors leaving and the curious sight may be observed of gentlemen in uniform or Court dress wearing garlands of flowers placed round their unaccustomed chests as a mark of special honour by the hospitable Indian Chiefs. A Reception in Another Camp Troops carriages which are masses of gilding, and men in splendid uniforms pass before the onlooker in almost bewildering confusion. Such magnificence seems inconceivable in the matter-of-fact twentieth century. Through each of these scenes a delightful soft light prevails, adding very greatly to the indescribable beauty of the picture. A Portrait Group of members of the Imperial Cadet Corps. In this group are twenty-eight of the best-known Princes of India. It may be imagined how much care had to be devoted to choosing the sitters and settling questions of precedence. The boy in the centre is a Prince who is only five years of age, the Maharajah of Rewah. The Begum of Bhopal, who was such a popular figure at Delhi during Durbar week, is to be seen in her carriage, and following is an Indian potentate in a resplendent gold coach, which passes close to the camera, giving an opportunity for the reproduction of all the details of the delicate chasing. The lustre of the metal is well shown. An Indian in a Red Velvet Coat is a striking figure at this moment, and other natives shown immediately afterwards are wearing coats of black velvet, adorned with gold braiding, while others still are in cloth of gold. The Hon. Sir J. P. Hewitt, K.C.S.I., the President of the Durbar Committee, to whom is mainly due the fact that all the immense and elaborate arrangements for the ceremonies went through without a hitch of any sort. An excellent portrait of this popular figure. No 513 Code “Cepphic” 1,000 feet Preparations for the Calcutta Pageant MANY magnificent examples of color photography are included in this film, which shows elephants and other animals being prepared for the Calcutta Pageant. One of the most striking scenes is the painting of the forehead and trunk of one of the elephants, and another is a kind of rehearsal of the elephant procession after the huge participants are in readiness. Many other curious scenes of Indian life are also contained in the film, which is fun of the most gorgeous Eastern coloring. An Elephant Cart An immense vehicle drawn by two elephants. A number of elephants being adorned for the pageant are to be seen in this section. A splendidly caparisoned horse. Oxen in superb trappings. Natives Painting the Trunks of Elephants One is engaged in dabbing spots of red paint on the forehead of a magnificent beast which already has ornate designs down its trunk. A Procession of Elephants The beautiful trappings, consisting of cloth of gold and similar handsome materials, are perfectly shown by KINEMACOLOR and form a very fine piece of color work. Natives in Gay Costumes pass the camera. In the background a number of elephants in readiness for the pageant procession may be observed. A Camel Being Harnessed Oxen wearing magnificent trappings are also to be seen. Natives are seated on the ground preparing decorations for the different animals. An Oxen-drawn Cart of gorgeous appearance. Men carrying a howdah which is to be placed on the back of an elephant. Members of a Native Band in brilliant red and green uniforms. A drum adorned with waving plumes. More Examples of Decorated Elephants Men putting gilt howdahs on their backs. Elephants in line; a beautiful spectacle. A Procession of Natives and Elephants The somewhat sober hues of the men’s attire make an effective contrast against the splendour of the elephants’ trappings. The Oxen-drawn Cart This is now seen as it will be in the actual procession. It is decorated with rich crimson velvet and gilding. Men Bearing Palanquins More elephants in procession. Many of them are adorned with hangings of lovely shimmering silver cloth. A Band of Natives in uniforms of orange and red. They are carrying banners of silk that glisten most effectively in the sunlight. No. 515 Code “Cepulam” 1,035 feet Arrival and Reception of Their Imperial Majesties at Princep’s Ghat Calcutta December 30th, 1911 THE last stage of Their Imperial Majesties’ journey through their Indian Empire is now reached, and some of the concluding scenes, it may safely be said, eclipse in magnificence, if that were possible, what has gone before. This film depicts the brief ceremony that took place at Princep’s Ghat on the arrival of Their Majesties in Calcutta. Their Imperial Majesties’ launch approaching. A magnificent panorama. The Reception of the King and Queen The Royal Party is seen advancing between a double line of bluejackets drawn up for inspection. The Decorated Courtyard through which the procession is advancing. Another View of the Procession Excellent close views of the King and Queen are afforded in this section as Their Imperial Majesties advance towards the camera. Their Majesties on the Dais receiving the homage of the Native Chiefs. No. 516 Code “Cepurici” 340 feet The Pageant Procession CEREMONIAL in India in which elephants do not take part seems lacking in something essential. Those who had seen previous Durbars never tired of telling the less experienced that they had no idea of what Indian pageantry could be until they had been present at an elephant procession. The Pageant arranged at Calcutta in honour of Their Imperial Majesties certainly justified the statement. So imposing and even overwhelming a spectacle could not be conceived by anyone who had not seen it, and, thanks to KINEMACOLOR, those who have no opportunity for Eastern travel may see it also, in all the gorgeous colors of reality. Nothing like it has ever been achieved before even by KINEMACOLOR. Such colors were in evidence at this Pageant as are never found at ordinary ceremonial in any country, and KINEMACOLOR faithfully reproduces them all-rich purples and plum-colors, dark reds and browns, gold and silver lustres, light blues and orange-in fact pretty well all the colors of the spectrum are to be seen in the pictures of this procession. Mention must also be made of the unusual procedure and appearance of the Pageant. In addition to the elephants which give it its special character, the Hindus taking part were attired in very distinctive garb and many of them wore costumes quite strikingly beautiful. A pageant master of unequalled skill must have been responsible for the organisation of this event. Arrival of Their Imperial Majesties in their carriage. They take their seats on golden thrones and in due course the pageant begins. The Procession Opens with a long line of natives in white costumes with trousers of orange hue. A Long Distance View of the Procession is given next and this is certainly very striking, conveying as it does a definite stereoscopic effect and sense of distance. Magnificently Caparisoned Horses without riders have a dignity quite their own, as is apparent in this section. An Oxen-drawn Coach of splendid aspect. The vehicle has a canopy covered with red velvet and gold embroidery. Natives Carrying Palanquins next pass, and they add their own characteristic Oriental touch to the scene. The Elephant Procession These huge creatures now appear, each one seeming more resplendent than the last, in magnificent trappings of every imaginable hue. On several is a splendid cloth which shimmers in the sunlight; one is adorned with a fine dark-red cloth, with embroideries; others are covered with crimson velvet. Every detail is perfectly reproduced by KINEMACOLOR. Many-have on their backs gilded howdahs, some occupied and some empty. The cumulative effect of this part of the procession upon the senses is almost overwhelming; at times the whole screen seems to be filled with a riot of gorgeous color such as has never been seen before even on a KINEMACOLOR screen. Banner Bearers A number of natives now pass carrying banners of silver tissue which in the sunshine glint like white satin. Another Elephant Procession follows and this section contains animals whose grey hides are accurately shown on the screen. At this point it seems as though the intention was to secure that each elephant passing should be larger than the one preceding it, and a very impressive effect is obtained. Horsemen in Chain Armour form the next and quite unexpected feature of the pageant; they give a touch of medieval dignity that is very attractive. It should be noted, too, how well the exact color of chain mail is presented. A Number of Camels now pass to give further variety. Near them are men on foot carrying gold-tipped rods – a graceful party. War Dance of the Orissa Paiks The Paiks are the relics of the ancient yeomanry of Orissa. As a military force they have ceased to exist, but they are used now-a-days in the Orissa States to guard the Palace and the Treasury. Their principal arms are the broad straight sword and the small round or square shield peculiar to Orissa, which they use with great effect in the exceedingly vigorous and sprightly dance here shown. Their costumes are of brilliant hues, and their dance seems to take the form of duelling with one another. Return of the Procession This gives another opportunity for picking out the more remarkable items in this extraordinary procession. A lively touch is provided by some camels which get out of hand and give their drivers a few anxious moments. Elephant Carts A close view concludes of huge vehicles drawn by elephants and looking large enough to contain a fair-sized house. One of the carts is conveying some scores of people. No. 518 Code “Cepuricum” 1,270 feet Their Imperial Majesties’ Departure from Calcutta January 8th, 1912 AN exceedingly well taken picture is this one, showing Their Majesties’ departure from Calcutta. The camera-man has made the most of his opportunities in the picturesque background afforded by the estuary of the Hoogly. Their Majesties Embarking The Royal party crosses a bridge beyond which is a gilded canopy, and beyond that again a distant and beautiful stretch of country. The Royal Standard may be observed floating over the yacht. Boarding the “Howrah” The steamer has the Royal coat-of-arms on the paddle-box and green hangings over the bulwarks. The Boat Swings Clear This is a very pretty scene and full of color contrast in the natural blue of the water, the grey-greens of the distant landscape, and the crimson carpet of the landing stage. Waving Farewells from the Landing Stage The ferry steamer is now some hundreds of yards away and we are getting a view of the scene at the landing stage, on which are a number of light blue banners. A crowd of distinguished people are waving their farewells. The ferry steamer proceeds up river to connect with the railway from Calcutta to Bombay. No. 520 Code “Ceracecus” 325 feet ВСЕГО: 7649,85 м. (414 мин.) ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ «The Delhi Durbar/ With Our King and Queen Through India» (1911) МОНТАЖНЫЙ ЛИСТ на цветной вариант «Индо-британские войска на западном фронте» Kinemacolor

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Third year of the research: October 2005-December 2006 We were very pleased to receive project funding from the Netherlands Development Cooperation at the end of October 2005. So that we were glad to be able to carry on with the research after a short hiatus. Members of the research team were able to participate in CoP11 (Montreal). A mid-term project meeting was held in Mali March 1-4, hosted by the project partner there, Mali Folk Centre. All research teams were present at this meeting, which included a visit to the field sites where MFC is working. At the meeting a logframe was finalized and agreements reached about work to be completed in 2006. Guinea Bissau has entered the program this year. Data collection is now going on annually at around 25 different sites in six countries. A proposal for the final 2 years of the project 2007 and 2008 was submitted to the sponsor in October 2006. All teams were present at CoP12 in Nairobi where the project had an exhibit and distributed a book of casestudies deriving from the first three years of research. This book was published by CIFOR and can be downloaded from this site (see publications page), together with other outputs of this year's work. A project meeting was held from 10 - 13 November in which plans and a logframe for 2007 and 2008 were drawn up. This year in addition to the fieldwork the project has contributed significantly to the ongoing policy debate on what is now called "Reduced emissions for Deforestation", and it has forged strong links with other groups working in this area including Joanneum Institute and the Katoomba Group.

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Sebastopol Street Office Back to Management For Timothy Hedges, it was love at first sight. “It” is Sonoma County, and their relationship began soon after Timothy earned a bachelor’s degree from the University of California, Santa Cruz, and accepted a job teaching at Caritas Creek, an outdoor school located in West Sonoma County. There, over a period of three years, he developed a deep and enduring appreciation for the historic apple orchards, dense forests, scenic rivers, vineyards, and coastline. Except for a brief period teaching high school in his native Berkeley and a year learning the real estate “ropes” from his father, Timothy has called Sonoma County home ever since. Timothy's renowned local expertise in Sebastopol real estate and brokerage leadership are the pillars of his storied success over the last 20 years. As the Managing Broker for The Barlow office, Timothy finds great satisfaction in connecting and collaborating with other agents. At the forefront of his business is the continued advocacy for his fellow agents and clients in all transactions. A resident of Sebastopol with his wife, Camille, and children Makenna and Zephyr, Timothy is active in the Waldorf School community, is a past president of the Sebastopol Chapter of REALTORS®, 2014 president of the North Bay Association of REALTORS®, former director of the CALIFORNIA ASSOCIATION OF REALTORS® and past board member of the Sebastopol Chamber of Commerce. Contact Timothy [email protected] timothy-hedges.vanguardproperties.com The Barlow-6790 McKinley Street #120

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A Letter to Elise The Jewellery Quarter has always held a lot of history within its streets and buildings, but having worked around the area for a few years, I completely missed some of that history. Although I knew of Warstone Lane Cemetery, The Agent Centre, The Chamerlain Clock and of the older buildings, I'd never really looked up their history. Last week I discovered that Birmingham had catacombs, and they had been right under my nose in Warstone Cemetery all this time. As such, I thought it might be interesting to take some time to look up some more history of the area. After only a few minutes, I decided that Dan and I should take a photo tour of The Jewellery Quarter, and pick out some highlights. Our first stop was at Northwood Street, which was once home to tw2, the web design company I started working at in 1999. We then went around the corner into Regent Place, along to the building now occupied by D&F. From 1777-1790 there stood a large house where James Watt once lived. Not only did he live here, but in partnership with Matthew Boulton, he also worked here too, and produce many of his most famous inventions here. Around the corner is the school that is now part of Birmingham University, but still today concentrates on teaching pupils the art of sliversmith and jewellery making. Although many of the factories have been replaced over the years, many still hold the history of the trades of a bygone era. One such trade was the making of pen nibs for fountain pens. Birmingham's Jewellery Quarter was once the highest producer of pen nibs in the world, and its decline only came more recently, due to the mass production of László Bíró's invention by Bic. However, The Pen Room in the Argent Centre still exists to preserve the history. As you enter, you walk into a room instantly full of history. Around the walls on the left are various packages and pens, with the centre given way to cases of exhibits. On the right are some of the old machines used to make the pen nibs. On a quiet day the staff are more than happy to give you a demostration, although they can only perform 5 steps of the process, as the other 12 require machines too large to fit in the room, as well as time to perform them. Dan got to punch out the metal and stamp it to begin the process, and got to keep the results. He was quite impressed to realise that all those years ago, children the same age as himself were producing all these nibs. Of the stamping process 28,000 per worker were cut from the sheet metal. Next we were shown some of the braille machines that were also produced in Birmingham, with Dan getting to spell his name in braille on the ticker type machines. After the demonstrations, we were lead into the second room, full of typewriters, pen nibs and other exhibits, with the opportunity to try some of the typewriters, as well as try writing with some of the pens. A member of staff took out an old German typewriter that was very unique as the characters were all on a single barrel, and the letters chosen via a metal pointer attached to the barrel, and pointing at the letters on a curved pad. A very unusual typewriter, and I should have taken a photo, as I can't find anything like it online. Looking at some of the other exhibits, it is surprising to discover just how much an impact the pen industry had on Birmingham (as well as the world), with many pioneers having been since commorated with street names, mounments and buildings. Josiah Mason, John Baskerville and Joseph Gillott to name a few. Across from The Pen Room was Joseph Gillott's Victoria Works, and is one of a few factories that can still be seen, the Argent Centre itself (previously the Albert Works) being one too. Incidentally the Argent Centre at one point was also a Turkish Baths. Another bit of history I discovered, is that the stories of 'Rip Van Winkle' and 'The Legend Of Sleepy Hollow' were actually written in a house, whose grounds covered the corner of Legge Lane and Frederick Street. The house survived even after the Argent Centre was built in front of it, to occupy the corner itself. Further up Frederick Street is the factory of Thomas Fattorini Ltd, who moved to Birmingham from Italy, via Skipton, and was renowned for making medals and badges. I used to walk past these buildings every day when I worked at The Big Peg, and although I often took the time to take in the grand designs of the buildings, I really wished I'd taken more interest at the time. I'd have probably spent most lunchtimes walking around with a camera :) We then entered the central part of the Jewellery Quarter, by the Chamberlain Clock and Aquinas House. From here we walked across the road to the Warstone Lane Cemetery Lodge, and to The War Stone. The former is not something I'd really paid attention to before, and the latter I never knew was there. From here we walked into the cemetery. In the central part of the cemetery are the catacombs. Above them originally stood St Michael's Church, which has long since gone. From images and drawings the cemetery was meant to be viewed from the Icknield Street entrance, with the catacombs appearing to be leading into the church. However, the abundance of trees these days hides a large part of this viw now. The catacombs were once used from protection in WWII, but have now all been boarded up, although some had already been closed with upright headstones. A link to our visit to The Pen Room is John Baskerville who is buried here. Although I didn't find his gravestone, there is a sort of memorial to him. As we were planning to spend all day wandering around, we walked back and drove around some of the other places, such as Icknield Street School. Next time we'll take some time to visit the Key Hill Cemetery, which is just the otherside of the train station, and holds many famous Birmingham history makers, including Alfred Bird the inventory of egg-free custard, of which the Custard Factory is named (and perhaps another tour some day). Another place we'll visit is the Jewellery Museum at the top end of Vyse Street, as well as taking in more of the buildings in and around St Paul's Square, including The Assay Office, the biggest in the world. One of Dan's fascinations of the day was the BT Tower. So as we headed back home, I stopped at the base so he could take a picture. Opposite we discovered the building that is St John's Ambulance Headquarters, which I've probably walked past several hundred times and never really noticed. Just goes to show what you can be missing when just walking through the streets of the town where you live. It was a great dayout, and a good reminder that discovering history is only a short step away from your own doorstep. And it doesn't need to cost a fortune either. If you're interested in the area, and perhaps doing a similar walking tour, I thoroughly recommend reading The Walk by Bob Miles, as well as the additional material Bob has assembled over the years. I wished I'd read more of it before setting out on our trip, and I'll definitely be using it for the bits we missed when we visit the area next time. File Under: birmingham / museum / photography / sightseeing / structures / walks View From A Bridge Posted on 31st August 2010 When is a bridge not a bridge? Apparently when it's a viaduct. Though having said that, it seems some are more insignificant than others. About 20 years ago, I was told a fact that didn't seem that far fetched, and every so often I've tried to verify whether it was true. This weekend I found a page on the web that seemed to give a definite answer, except every other web page relating to the question seems to completely ignore this particular structure. The fact I was told was that at the time the longest bridge in the UK was the M6 over Birmingham. Now having driven over that particular section on several occasions, I was intrigued to find out how long it was. My amateur attempts of measuring the rough distance from Junction 5 (Castle Bromich) to just past Spaghetti Junction (Gravelly Hill), aka Junction 6, found the distance to be just under 4 miles. However, as I was on top of the bridge deck I wasn't able to tell exactly where the bridge begins and ends. Until now I've never seen a reference to the exact distance. This weekend I came across a page on the Motorway Archive, which states "The section between Gravelly Hill and Castle Bromwich is 3½ miles, which was then the longest continuous viaduct in Great Britain". Okay so it's not classed as a bridge, but a viaduct, although at 3.5 miles it does re-enforce the belief that it was the longest when I was told the fact. So what is the longest bridge/viaduct in the UK? According to the Wikipedia page for the longest bridges, the longest in the UK is The Second Severn Crossing. However, that is only recorded as 3.2 miles long, and the M6 viaduct over Birmingham isn't mentioned. On answers.com someone else also asked the same question. The answer there states the Humber Estuary Bridge has the longest single span in the UK, but again The Second Severn Crossing is the longest in distance. On Flickr someone else wanted to know the longest viaduct in the UK, and again the M6 viaduct doesn't get a mention, as they only mention rail bridges. Aside from the links above, I can't find anything that relates specifically to UK bridges, and many of the pages listing longest bridges in the world rarely list more than a small selection. So what is the longest bridge in the UK? I still think it's the M6 over Birmingham, but may be the reason it doesn't get mentioned is that it doesn't appear to have an official name. I'd suggest the Spaghetti Viaduct, seeing as it's one of the strands as part of Spaghetti Junction. If anyone has a definite answer, I'd be delighted to know. File Under: birmingham / bridges / structures

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Review: ‘Fela!’ at the Ahmanson Theatre by Jessica Koslow | Dec 18, 2011 | Featured, Theater and Dance | 0 comments Paulette Ivory and Sahr Ngaujah in "Fela!" / photo by Raymond Hagans About three-quarters of the way in, the musical “Fela!” delivers the emotional impact of a bellyflop. It’s the all-too-familiar horror story heard around the world: Big guys take advantage of little ones. Woman raped, man beaten, man killed, woman harassed and intimidated. It could be Laos, Lagos or Los Angeles. The rich and powerful bully the poor, weak and politically dissident. In the case of “Fela!,” now playing through Jan. 22 at Center Theatre Group‘s Ahmanson Theatre, terror reigns down on Afrobreat legend and activist Fela Anikulapo-Kuti, played by Sahr Ngaujah (Adesola Osakalumi is his alternate), his followers and fans in his home of Lagos, Nigeria, for standing up to the powers-that-be for freedom from corruption. Fela’s acts of protest on behalf of his country, and all of Africa, threatened the legitimacy of the region’s oppressive military rule. He was jailed more than 200 times, and his mother Funmilayo (Melanie Marshall), also an activist, died from injuries suffered after being thrown from a second-story window. Interwoven throughout the exuberant African dance numbers and provocative catalogue of Fela’s popular grooves is the story of Fela’s political struggle, which rears its head in today’s Occupy movement. Heart wrenching and inspiring, his uprising enlivens the audience with the spirit of social justice. Ahmanson audiences are led to believe they are sitting inside The Shrine, a nightclub in Lagos, Nigeria, in the late ’70s. It’s Fela’s last performance, and as he runs through his favorite songs, he chats with the crowd, shares his life story and rants about political malfeasance. The audience, at times, is commanded to shout out, sing along, and get up and dance. “Leave your shy outside,” Ngaujah orders, and adds, “Find your own groove wherever you are.” Fela was determined to find his own voice through music; he traveled to London, New York and Los Angeles collecting sparks of inspiration, yet always returning to Lagos. The Tony Award-winning musical takes us on a tour of select parts of Fela’s life. “Drum is the pulse of the world,” he states. In “B.I.D. (Breaking It Down),” he and his dancers demonstrate the music-body-emotion connection. Fela transports us to different parts of the world as he discovers and creates his Afrobeat sound. He explains that he set out to “marry high-life to cool to jazz,” when, in an epiphanic moment, he meets an American named Sandra (Paulette Ivory), who introduces him to Black Power Man. The American political movement would influence his life’s work in Lagos. “Fela!” is brave in its implications of the bad guys, from IMF and WTO to Halliburton and AIG. The book by Jim Lewis and Bill T. Jones alludes to exploitation at the hands of huge multinational corporations, and also chronicles specific instances by the Nigerian government. Ngaujah, who steps into Fela’s shoes magnificently, is cutting and clever when he calls out companies/governments for “419,” the Nigerian penal code for fraud, and explains that the colonial powers took “petroleum, diamonds and people” from Nigeria and gave “gonorrhea and Jesus.” Fela was opposed to colonial rule, but also to that of his own corrupt government, and those like his all over Africa. “Colonial mentality is a hard thing to break,” Fela laments; in his eyes, the Nigerian government seems to have perpetuated some of the same crimes. Lewis and Jones are bold in underscoring the continuing corruption into our current times. What makes “Fela!” even more genius is that the creative team — which includes co-conceiver Stephen Hendel and Aaron Johnson and Jordan McLean who wrote additional music (Carlos Moore wrote the authorized biography Fela: This Bitch of a Life on which the musical is based.) — surrounds this larger narrative with entrancing African dance sequences and concert performances that keep the audience spellbound. Colorfully costumed in what appears to be traditional African style, the dancers pull off the most sensual moves as if they were easy as pie. This is one of the ultimate gifts a dancer can give an audience: making the movements look simple while having fun. Playful, often with attitude, and brimming with erotic confidence, the dancers move together, and alone, to the rhythms of Djembe drummer Rasaan-Elijah “Talu” Green and the entire onstage band. Their hips shake, sometimes faster than imaginable, their backs arch and spring forward, their arms and legs stretch, their knees bend, booties pulsing to the beat. If Jones’ choreography anchors “Fela!” in magnificence, the singing pulls it to the heavens. Ngaujah breathes new life into Fela’s own music when he performs it. “Fela!” asks thought-provoking, rabble-rousing questions. Is Fela, or people like him, a nationalist or terrorist? In the final scene, “B.Y.O.C. (Bring Your Own Coffin)” the ensemble follows Fela’s lead in placing his mother’s coffin on the steps of the capitol. They carry small, wooden coffins with words on each one, such as “Rodney King” and “Sudan.” The last two coffins read “doubt” and “fear.” As Ngaujah told me five days before Los Angeles’ opening night, “What we are offering with our story is the highlight of having the courage to face your fears. If people have that, you can see a lot of things improved.” Fela declares “music is the weapon,” and, as is the case for many arts activists, it appears to be an extremely effective one. —Jessica Koslow, Culture Spot LA “Fela!” continues through Jan. 22, 2012, at the Ahmanson Theatre at the Music Center. Tickets for are available by calling (213) 972-4400, online at www.CenterTheatreGroup.org or in person at the Center Theatre Group box office. ‘Fela!’ at the Ahmanson Theatre « Jessica Koslow - [...] on Culture Spot LA Share this:TwitterFacebookLike this:LikeBe the first to like this [...]

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https://cyberdefensetv.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/04/CDTV_Sante_Fe_Group_HD1080.mp4 [more-info company=”SantaFeGroup”] This company’s website is located at https://www.santa-fe-group.com/ The Santa Fe Group – Fostering Connections to Create Solutions for a More Secure Economy.

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Posted April 19, 2022 by websydaisy & filed under . This one is easy, as it’s always the same. 1. Tea! My favourite is David’s Tea. 2. My spiral notebook. 3. My favourite pens, Paper Mate InkJoy gel pens in every colour. 4. The story that I am currently working on, printed off and full of scribbles, and edits from the day before. 5. Thesaurus, on my phone, I love looking up words. You shouldn’t be a writer if you don’t love words. I love the book The Right Word: Roget and His Thesaurus.

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Batman: The Killing Joke Empire Magazine Interview June 18, 2016 Eric Curto Blu-ray/DVD, News, The Killing Joke The voice actors Mark Hamill (The Joker) and Kevin Conroy (Batman), along with Bruce Tim producer Bruce Timm of Batman: The Killing Joke, were recently interviewed by Empire Magazine on the animated adaptation of the popular comic book by writer Alan Moore. Bruce Timm ABOUT THE KILLING JOKE’S LEGACY You know, there’s a lot of sides to that. On one hand, yeah, it’s one of those famous comics from the ’80s that kind of brought worldwide attention to comics and to Batman in particular. Tim Burton sited it all the time as his favorite Batman comic around the time he was making the first Batman movie. So obviously it had a big impact. I think it was one of the first really adult Batman stories that DC had ever done. It’s pretty seminal. ON THE TONE OF THE STORY AND THE DIFFERENCES WITH OTHER VERSIONS The thing about The Killing Joke is that it was probably the darkest story that had ever been told with those two characters up until that time. But these characters aren’t set in stone. They’re, for lack of a better analogy, kind of living characters in terms of who’s in charge of telling the story. I’m going to tell different kinds of stories than Scott Snyder’s going to tell or Frank Miller’s going to tell. I’ve said this before, but one of the great things about Batman is that there have been so many different iterations of him. Everything from Adam West on the one hand to Christopher Nolan on the other and all the different flavors in between. There are just so many different things you can do with the character, especially Batman’s relationship with the Joker. Actually, one of the saving graces of The Killing Joke, one of the things I always liked about it, was that even though it supposedly gives Joker’s origin story, Alan Moore kind of hedged his bets by giving the Joker that line towards the end where he says, “Well, sometimes I remember it one way, sometimes I remember it another.” ON THIS VERSION OF THE JOKER I love the fact that the Joker is so unrelenting in his lack of humanity in this story. He’s so extreme that it pushes Batman to the edge of not adhering to his code of honor. Which can happen. You almost question whether or not he’s going to make an exception in this case, because the Joker is so extreme. It’s chilling stuff. When I’m in character, and, yes, I’m in the studio so I’m not turning into the Joker by any stretch of the imagination, but what I’m saying is that if you’re in character and in the zone, you relish it. Then you take a break and you think, “Jesus, what did I just record?” That was really creepy. ON THE JOKER’S BACKSTORY IN THIS STORY When the Joker says, “If I’m meant to have a path, I’d prefer it to be multiple choice,” I agree with that. I think it takes a lot of the mystery out of him to do a flashback and show who he was before he was the Joker. When you unmask the Phantom Of The Opera, you go, “Well, that’s not so bad. It’s like a bad sunburn or something.” Unless you’re looking at the silent version with Lon Chaney. That was horrifying. It’s all about the mystique. It’s like taking Darth Vader’s helmet off: “Oh, it’s just that guy with the egghead and the scars? That’s not so scary.” With the flashback in this, you get the idea that if it was the Joker telling the story, you could doubt him. He’s a pathological liar. I think he’s one of those people that lies so much or lives in his own fantasy that he’s not even sure if he’s lying or telling the truth. ON BEING INTRODUCED TO THE CHARACTERS DARK SIDE AND THE KILLING JOKE When I got the role twenty-four years ago [on Batman: The Animated Series], my only exposure had been the Adam West show, which was wonderful, but almost kind of a Warhol take on Batman. A pop art Batman. So they had to bring me up to speed on the Dark Knight, the film noir quality of it and the tragedy of his childhood. Ultimately I just used my imagination and improvised while I was in the studio, because I did not have a lot of background on it. As I brought myself up to speed, Mark Hamill, who’s a real maven about this stuff, turned me on to The Killing Joke. I read it and thought, “Now I see what everyone’s so excited about. This is a great story.” ON HOW BATMAN DIFFERS FROM OTHER VERSIONS IN THIS STORY Despite everything that goes on, the humanity of Batman comes through so much more in this script than many of the others. The struggle of Batman with evil and with wanting to reconcile himself to evil, to subdue evil and actually save the Joker. That’s the wonderful thing about this script… actually all the Batman scripts are so psychologically complicated. For an actor, there’s a lot of material to sink your teeth into. Batman is such a complicated guy that there’s always another realm to go to with him. He’s not just the square-jawed action hero, like Superman. You know, “Here I am to save the day.” He’s this complicated, dark, broody guy and so much fun to play. He’s very much locked into a pattern. He’s almost the victim of his own success, and he does what he does so well. He’s accommodated the tragedies of his childhood by adjusting in such a complete way that I think he feels trapped in there. He doesn’t see a way out, which is why no one can really get close to him. To read the full interview head over to EmpireOnline.com. Batman: The Killing Joke is available for pre-order with a release date of August 2, 2016. David Ayer Shares New Suicide Squad Poster Josh Segarra Cast as Vigilante on Arrow Alan MooreBruce TimmKevin ConroyMark HamillnewsThe Killing Joke

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Edmonton proclaimed February 26 Khojaly Remembrance Day Edmonton, the capital of the province of Alberta, Canada declared February 26 Khojaly Remembrance Day. The proclamation signed by Edmonton mayor Amarjeet Sohi stresses that 100,000 Azerbaijanis across Canada, including Edmontonians of Azerbaijani origin commemorate the 31 the anniversary of the Khojaly massacre on February 26. It was noted that during this tragedy, hundreds of individuals lost their lives, and thousands more were wounded and taken hostage. "We should never forget or deny their suffering, but instead we should learn to protect human rights, eliminate oppression, discrimination and hatred. Our city Edmonton is made stronger by the diverse experiences of ethnic communities that form Edmonton’s’ cultural mosaic, and we will continue to combat racism and discrimination in our city." declares the proclamation. Taking into consideration the above mentioned, mayor Amarjeet Sohi proclaimed February 26, 2023 “Khojaly Remembrance Day” in Edmonton, Alberta’s capital city.

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Academy Award®- and BAFTA-Nominated Film FREE SOLO to Premiere Commercial Free on National Geographic Sunday, March 3 Fox Home Entertainment to Also Release the Documentary Feb. 12 on Major Digital Platforms Including iTunes “A Masterpiece Nearly as Impressive in Execution as the Climb PASADENA, Calif.–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Hailed by The New York Times as “an extraordinary gift to everyone who believes that the limit of human achievement is far from being reached,” the Academy Award®- and BAFTA-nominated film FREE SOLO will make its global broadcast debut on March 3 at 9/8c, premiering commercial free on the National Geographic channel in the United States, followed by a global rollout in 172 countries and 43 languages. Carolyn Bernstein, EVP of global scripted content and documentary films for National Geographic, shared the news earlier today at the Television Critics Association press tour in Pasadena, California, during a special presentation with film subject Alex Honnold in attendance. Additionally, Fox Home Entertainment will release the film on digital platforms, including iTunes, Google Play, Amazon Prime Video, Vudu and more, beginning Tuesday, Feb. 12. From award-winning documentary filmmaker Elizabeth Chai Vasarhelyi and world-renowned photographer and mountaineer Jimmy Chin, the directors of the Oscar-shortlisted film “Meru,” comes FREE SOLO, a stunning, intimate and unflinching portrait of the free soloist climber Honnold as he prepares to achieve his lifelong dream: climbing the face of the world’s most famous rock … the 3,200-foot El Capitan in Yosemite National Park … without a rope. FREE SOLO is an edge-of-your-seat thriller and an inspiring story of an athlete who challenges both his body and his beliefs on a quest to triumph over the impossible, revealing the personal toll of excellence. As the climber begins his training, the armor of invincibility he’s built up over decades unexpectedly breaks apart when Honnold begins to fall in love, threatening his focus and giving way to injury and setbacks. Vasarhelyi and Chin beautifully capture deeply human moments with Honnold as well as the death-defying climb with exquisite artistry and masterful, vertigo-inducing camerawork. The result is a triumph of the human spirit. Throughout its theatrical run, FREE SOLO set several box office records, including the highest per screen average of any documentary during its opening weekend (Sept. 28, 2018) and the highest box office for a documentary in its 19th weekend in release. Now, as it enters its 20th week in release, the film is the second highest grossing documentary of 2018 in the United States (and the top-grossing Oscar nominee), the highest grossing documentary of 2018 in the United Kingdom and one of the top 20 documentaries of all time in the United States and Australia. It has been honored with three Critics Choice awards, three Cinema Eye awards, an ACE award for Best Documentary and a PGA and DGA nominations, among several other industry recognitions. “When we were making this film, we could not have imagined the response we have received,” said directors Vasarhelyi and Chin. “While most of us wouldn’t dream of free-soloing 3,000 feet, Alex’s story of courage, dedication and determination is very relatable. We’re grateful to be working with National Geographic and Fox Home Entertainment, and thrilled that Alex’s journey will continue to inspire others to dare to dream.” The film was named one of the top 10 films of the year by Entertainment Weekly and was praised by critics across the globe as “one of the most arresting documentaries of the year,” “extraordinary,” “amazing” and “visually staggering.” “In addition to being an inspiring message of perseverance and determination, FREE SOLO is also a stunning cinematic achievement that showcases the beauty and grandeur of our national parks,” said Bernstein. “The film serves as a powerful reminder that it is incumbent upon all of us to protect the natural world around us.” To further spread Honnold’s inspirational message, National Geographic, in partnership with Picture Motion and 360 Communications, arranged screenings for over 7,000 students, educators, climbing gyms and community members across 17 cities from 114 schools and 19 organizations. Students especially have been incredibly moved by Honnold’s story, with many letters and videos pouring in and one school in New York even re-creating parts of the climb on its jungle gym. FREE SOLO first debuted at the Telluride Film Festival, went on to screen at the Toronto International Film Festival to rave reviews and has screened at more than 30 film festivals around the world, including IDFA, Adelaide, Mill Valley Film Festival, DOC NYC and the Savannah Film ABOUT NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC DOCUMENTARY FILMS National Geographic Documentary Films is committed to bringing the world premium, feature documentaries that cover timely, provocative and globally relevant stories from the very best documentary filmmakers in the world. National Geographic Documentary Films is a division of National Geographic Partners, a joint venture between National Geographic and 21st Century Fox. Furthering knowledge and understanding of our world has been the core purpose of National Geographic for 131 years, and now we are committed to going deeper, pushing boundaries, going further for our consumers … and reaching over 730 million people around the world in 172 countries and 43 languages every month as we do it. NGP returns 27 percent of our proceeds to the nonprofit National Geographic Society to fund work in the areas of science, exploration, conservation and education. For more information, visit natgeotv.com or nationalgeographic.com, or find us on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Google+, YouTube, LinkedIn and Erin Griffin, National Geographic: 202-316-9707, [email protected]

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Prepping for a Holiday at Disney While there is no bad time at all to visit a Disney Park, without a doubt one of the most popular times to visit is a holiday. There’s something special about holiday decorations, whether it’s for a Patriotic holiday, Halloween of Christmas. It adds a little extra Pixie Dust to that already magical experience. If you are one of those planning out your visit to the Magic Kingdom or any other park for an upcoming holiday, there are a few things you’ll need to keep in mind. Going to Disney during a holiday does mean more magic, but it also means higher crowds. In order to get the most magic, and the least frustration out of your trip, there’s a few things you’ll want to take into consideration! If you are driving your own car, be prepared for a much longer walk to and from your parking space. Arrive as early as you can for the best parking space possible. There will also be longer lines or wait times to take the parking tram. Park Capacity Because holidays, New Years, Thanksgiving and Christmas especially, are such popular times to visit, Magic Kingdom can reach capacity. What does this mean? A holiday at capacity happens in stages, so knowing those stages can make sure YOU get inside. Disney can change the way they do things at any time, but this is generally how it happens when it starts getting closer to capacity. Usually you’ll only need to worry about this a few days before, and after Christmas. First Stage: Guests with one day, single park tickets or those using cast member passes will not be allowed to park, they will be turned away at the toll plazas. Any guest staying at a Disney Resort, even if they drive themselves, is allowed in. Also, anyone with a multi day ticket, or park hopper tickets, annual passholders, someone hopping in from another park, anyone arriving by Disney transportation or anyone with an existing in park reservation. Second Stage: When the second stage occurs, the only ones allowed into the parking lots, or through the ticket turnstiles are: Those staying at a Disney resort, annual passholders, those re-entering the park from earlier that day, those hopping from another park, those with in park reservations or those coming by Disney transportation. Third Stage: Once it reaches the third stage (which isn’t too often, the second stage it the most common) the only ones allowed into the turnstiles, or the parking lot are: Those staying at a Disney Resort, annual passholders, those with in park reservations. Fourth Stage: The fourth stage, the park is entirely shut down, to all visitors. This has only happened once though, so it’s unlikely you will need to worry about it. HOWEVER! If you are visiting during a holiday, and NOT staying on property, you need to arrive at least an hour and a half early in order to make sure you get into the park. Remember, with the new opening procedure for the park, the hub is open an hour, sometimes earlier, than actual park opening. Once that is filled, and it will fill on a holiday, people will be stuck between the gates and the turnsiles, backing up to to the arrival areas and it will take much much longer to get inside of the park and get where you want to go. Holiday are NOT a time to get there late. There will be crowds, but like any Disney crowd, common sense will see you through. If you’ve small children, keep them in the stroller or tightly hold their hands so they don’t get lost, or knocked over. It only takes the blink of an eye for your group to be separated when another group pushes past you, so something like matching hats or shirts can go a long way towards spotting each others. First-timers- please note! You will NOT be able to hear your cell phone ringing, and the person you are trying to call will not be able to hear theirs! Even on a regular park day, it’s just too loud in the park to hear it, so plan to take frequent breaks to look to see if you’ve missed a call or text from another in your group. If there was a sit down place you wanted to eat, or if your little princess wanted a makeover, I hope you’ve already got reservations. You can start booking your preferred restaurant 6 months in advance. Didn’t do that yet? It’s okay, and you might still be able to get a reservation, but the sooner you start checking, the better. As time draws closer to your trip, if you haven't been able to score a table, don’t give up. Things happen sometimes with the others who hold those reservations, and it’s not unlikely, or impossible to get the restaurant you’ve been longing for, a few days before your trip. The trick is to keep trying, and not stop. Check the odd times too. It doesn’t matter if it’s quick service or not, tables are filled more from 11:30am-1pm. Longer lines This really goes along with the crowds, but you know there will already be some longer crowds. While it’s a little harder to beat the crowds on a holiday, it’s not impossible to minimize your wait time if you have a plan. If you don’t know what you want to do, where you want to go and where you want to eat, the lines are going to get longer and longer and you are going to start feeling frustrated. Disney is such a great place to visit, don’t let your magical trip be ruined by something so small like an hour per park that you’ve made at least a general outline of what order you are going to do things. Take advantage of the great service Disney offers that’s totally free! Have the shop send your purchases to the front of the park for pickup on your way out, or even better, back to your resort! Keep in mind though, if you are sending back to your resort, don’t send anything back in the last 24 hours of your trip because it might not get to you in time. Holidays at Disney have some extra special photo opportunities, so be sure to take advantage! You’ll find Mickey and his friends in seasonal costumes, as well as characters you might not get to see during the rest of the year. There will be special parades, music, shows and of course, lot sof special treats to sample that you can only get during these special occasions. Disney also offers special seasonal events, such as the Mickey’s Not So Scary Halloween Party, and the Mickey’s Very Merry Christmas Party. These have special things like trick or treating, or cookie and cocoa stations throughout the park as well as other fun surprises. Keep in mind that if you are visiting the park on a day where one of these parties is held, the park does close early to those who do not have tickets for these events. Tickets can sell out quickly, so it’s best to get yours the moment you know you will be there during a holiday. It is very unlikely that you will be able to buy a ticket the day of the event. Patience, patience, patience While this is a top tip, other than planning, for any Disney vacation, it’s needed more than ever during a Disney holiday. Have patience. Patience with the family who just cut in front of you, patience with that REALLY annoying family remember who keeps slowing you down, patience with your kid who had to stop for the 11th bathroom/pretzel/pin trading moment in the last hour and a half. Don’t forget to have patience with yourself, too. You might not get to do everything you want. That’s okay. Enjoy what you can! Remember, a little prep, a little planning will go a long way towards making the most out of your vacation. It can be a little overwhelming to plan a Disney trip, but it’s far worse to be standing there in a panic as the lines get longer and longer and you’ve no idea what anyone wants to ride! Like the old adage, an ounce of prevention, is worth a pound of cure. Stay sane, and have fun during your Disney holiday! Want some more ideas? Click here for a way to save HUNDREDS during your Disney vacation in just minutes Click here for tips to maximize your Disney Dining Plan credits Click here for a FREE touring plan to do 10 rides in just 3 hours at a Disney Park!

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Release the Dark Side What is this new power Arlina has released? We've seen her face many times before, but you may not have realized she was a separate person from Arlina. Who is she and why was she trapped inside her? If you know anything about 4ed Warlocks, you might already know the answer. Everyone else will need to keep reading to learn what's going on.

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Meeting with Vietnamese graduates of Soviet and Russian universities Speech at a meeting with Vietnamese graduates of Soviet and Russian universities. President of Russia Dmitry Medvedev: It is a pleasure for me to be here today. I feel truly moved, because practically every one of you has a connection with our country. Each individual views everything through the context of personal memories. We are who we are precisely because we have memories and a past. The past of our peoples and our states includes friendship and mutual assistance, especially during the period when Vietnam was fighting for its independence. Meanwhile, the past of any ordinary individual is based on his or her collection of memories. All of us are ordinary people – students and presidents alike. When I recall the early 1970s, some of the most vivid memories of my childhood involved meeting university and postgraduate students from Vietnam who visited my parents’ place. This is something that is forever engrained in my memory. During that very period, I received my first basic understanding of Vietnamese culture, Vietnamese people, their industriousness, the complicated situation in their country, and the struggle that the Vietnamese people waged. I still recall certain fragments of stories, music, and crafts that were brought to my parents’ place. And I suppose that this is very neat, because that allows me as President of the Russian Federation to view our relations today from a somewhat special angle. I am truly happy that I had a chance to become acquainted with the Vietnamese culture during that period. Perhaps I was still small back then, I was 5 or 7 years old, but even then, I could sense that the Vietnamese who were coming to study in the Soviet Union were very sound people who intended to study hard. Why did they need to study hard? All of you know the answer, especially those of you who studied in the Soviet Union back then: in order to fight for the future of their country and to accomplish the goals. Now too, students coming to our country to study want to help their state, get a good education, and subsequently apply it in practice. All told, until now both in the USSR and in Russia about 30 thousand university and postgraduate students from Vietnam received their training, two thousand – an enormous team – received PhDs, and two hundred received Doctor of Science degrees. I am glad that this strong team of teachers, students, and Vietnamese government and party officials was trained in my country. This has great significance for Vietnam, but it also has great significance for the Russian Federation, because when you encounter this kind of powerful energy in the audience, when people understand your language, when they are happy to hear Russian, when everyone here has some common recollections, all this helps to align the relations between our nations. Currently, these relations are excellent. During this visit, we have agreed on a whole range of new projects. Our plans include establishment of a new joint Russian-Vietnamese technological university. I am certain this idea will be implemented. In March of this year, we signed a special intergovernmental agreement on the mutual recognition of university diplomas. It is too bad that we had not done this earlier, but I am glad that we finally did it, so in this sense, our respective efforts continue. No doubt, I admit that in developing special, friendly, strategic relations between our nations, the Russian Federation has always relied and will continue to rely on all of you – people who studied in the Soviet Union and in Russia, people who love Russia and speak the Russian language. Overall, many people in Vietnam are learning or speak Russian, which is certainly very good. Over half a million Vietnamese citizens know our language. This is a truly great resource for our friendship. I would like to wish all of you, everyone present here, everyone who once studied in the Soviet Union or Russia and has friends there, everyone who is currently studying or planning to study in our nation, great success. We truly value your efforts. And of course, I would like for meetings of this kind to continue and to be held regularly. And now, if you would like to ask me any questions, I will be happy to answer them. Go ahead, please. Question: My name is Pham and I graduated from the Odessa National Polytechnic University in the 1980s. I have more of a request than a question for you. In fact, I have three requests. The first request has to do with the cooperation potential that currently exists between our countries. Unfortunately, I think that so far we have not taken advantage of this opportunity in some areas. It is very difficult for the business community here to obtain information about what Russia needs and what we can do. For example, we now have very strong furniture manufacturing and shipbuilding, and a very large fishing industry. But, unfortunately, our relations do not allow us to strengthen cooperation in these areas on a state level. That is my request to you. My second request is this: I would like to see a strong cultural exchange programme between our nations, our countries and our people, because every year we only see snippets of the Russian culture, such as folk songs. Why have we never seen the Russian ballet? Why can’t we listen to Russian orchestras? I’m sure you understand that in a way we have become russified, so we would very much like to see this. And the third question, or my third request: as you said, Vietnam has over 30,000 graduates of Russian universities. We would like to have, for example, a website that would help us stay in touch with our old schools and our teachers. And I think this is just the right background for the development of friendship, so it is truly necessary. Dmitry Medvedev: Thank you. I’ll start with your request about business. Just before this meeting with you today, during the formal part of the visit, the President of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam and I had a meeting with representatives of the business communities, both Vietnamese and Russian. This was the business elite engaged in different spheres, and we talked about ways to move beyond oil and gas projects, for example, the spheres where everything is going well, where we have great potential and have been cooperating successfully for 30 years already, the spheres where big money is involved, to move on to other projects in areas where we don’t see much progress. We agreed that we will launch new business projects, not only major ones but also medium and small. This seems particularly important to me. Why do I say this? Because today we talked about high technology, about informatisation. Today we saw a presentation of a product created by one of our joint ventures: the so-called 4G, fourth generation communication system. This is our joint product. I think that is very good because it is a new facet of our cooperation. Shipbuilding is certainly also an interesting and important topic, especially since both our countries are maritime states, we go to sea a lot and manufacture many different products. Therefore, shipbuilding and the fishing industry, which we discussed separately, as well as fish processing, the import, the supply of raw fish from Russia, joint projects – all those things are certainly necessary. In general, I think cooperation in the food industry would be a very interesting direction of our cooperation, especially since Vietnam has a unique culture and a culinary culture. In this regard, it would be really interesting to join our efforts. I was asked today whether I like Vietnamese food. I told the reporters in all sincerity that I really enjoy it, it tastes great. But you know, I’m sure that everyone in this room also likes Russian cuisine, because you lived in Russia for a long time and got used to it, as you just said, you have become russified. Now, with regard to cultural exchanges: you are absolutely right, we certainly must develop cultural exchanges. Actually, such exchanges already exist, the ties have been maintained and haven’t faded away. But if you feel the need to intensify them, I will issue instructions to our Culture Ministry, so that they think about sending more ballet companies, symphony orchestras and contemporary and folk music groups on tour to Vietnam. I think the audience here is very receptive. And the last question. I think it is an absolutely modern issue that did not even exist just 10–20 years ago, but now it has become very relevant. Everyone present in this room can speak at least two languages: in addition to your native Vietnamese, you all speak Russian. In this regard, it is very important to launch some new information services, new technologies and information products. If nothing of this kind exits, then it is certainly a major gap. I think it would be best to create a website focused specifically on Russian-speakers. It should be a website and a forum, where they could exchange information. If you need our involvement, we are ready to help. Question: Good evening, Mr President. I graduated from Moscow State Institute of International Relations and currently I am working at the Foreign Ministry. I would like to ask you one short question. In the early stages of your political career was there a person you modelled yourself on and set yourself the goal to follow in his or her footsteps? For example, at the top of my short list is the President of a great country, the Russian Federation, Mr Medvedev. You know, I have a dream, I don’t know if it will be realised, to shake hands with the great hero whose example I will follow. Dmitry Medvedev: I can tell you straight away that yours is the easiest possible dream to realise. If you wish, I am ready to do it right now. Come over here. Now, about political paragons. You know, each of us has people we like, people who inspire us, and the list of these people changes over time: it will include different people when we are children or teenagers, when we are young and as we mature. But in any case, these are the people who help us to build ourselves. It could be great politicians, historical figures, of whom there are many both in Russia and in Vietnam. It can be quite inconspicuous people, our loved ones, our relatives, our friends, people whose names nobody knows but who shape us as individuals. And we are the way we are precisely because we look around ourselves, we read books, wonderful books in our native language or in foreign languages, we communicate with our loved ones and people who are closest to us. Now we can go online, we watch television, we look at the experience of other countries, and I think this greatly expands our horizons. And if our horizons are broad, we are better able to help our country and to achieve the goals we have set for ourselves. You know, I’m sure that all of you here in this room are very happy people because you are bilingual, you are people of two cultures. That greatly enhances your lives, and I envy you. If, for example, I could speak Vietnamese as well as you speak Russian, I would without a doubt be a much more accomplished person. Go ahead, please. Question: I am a graduate of the Tomsk Polytechnic University. Mr Medvedev, if you remember, you came to Tomsk in February and met with the students there. I had the honour of attending the meeting with you at that time and I asked you, when we were on the subject of economic contracts, why foreign students in Russia were unable to engage in employment during their studies. And just two weeks ago I read in a newspaper that you have signed an executive order and now foreign students, including Vietnamese students, can work at Russian universities. I would like to express my sincere gratitude that you have heard us and that you create the best conditions for us to study in Russia and apply our knowledge in practice. Dmitry Medvedev: Thank you. You raised a very important issue back then and reminded us about it now, which prompts me to draw two conclusions. One of them is positive: I am very pleased that this matter has been resolved and now foreign students and our Vietnamese friends are able to take advantage of the so-called economic contracts to earn money for the benefit of both their country and Russia. The second conclusion is not very positive: it took too long to resolve this issue. Question: Good afternoon, I am a teacher of the Russian language. I have two questions for Mr President. The first issue relates to my job. Mr President, what concrete measures do you intend to take to promote the Russian language in the world in general and in Vietnam in particular? The second question is from my husband. Dmitry Medvedev: And where is he? Right next to you? Excellent. Question: What has changed in your perception of our country during your visit to Vietnam? These are both very good questions. First, on promoting the Russian language. You know, even as I took office of the President of Russia I did not fully realise how important this is. This is such an important channel of communication, such a crucial element of cooperation with our close friends, with the countries with whom we have partnerships, a special relationship, Vietnam, for example, that it should be the focus of our attention. What should be done? To be honest, this issue should receive political attention at the highest level, the level of the President and the top leadership of our country. And if you like, this meeting is also an element of these efforts. Second, we should spend money on this area, and we should not be afraid of spending it. Because there are always areas for which it is harder to allocate funding. The Finance Ministry thinks: “Well, it would be better to spend the money on something else, on more tangible things, on the economy.” But in fact, ultimately the effect of your efforts, of our contacts with people from other countries who speak Russian, is much higher – it leads to good, friendly relations and numerous ties, so we should not hesitate to spend money on this. I’m certain that it must be one of our priorities. And finally, there is, of course, the education system. That is also connected with money, but there are other factors too. We should try to disseminate modern experience, to promote modern methods of teaching the Russian language in the world. It is much easier now than it was 30 or 40 years ago, when we had to send books and modern textbooks. If you wanted to hear spoken Russian you had to talk with a teacher from the Soviet Union or to play a tape or to put on a record. Now things are different: you just turn on your computer, go online and get all the programmes, e-books, excellent audio recordings and videos that really make learning fun. There are huge opportunities today. I am sure that if we focus on these three aspects, we will be able to promote the Russian language at a very good pace. You know, I think English is a very beautiful language and it is spoken all over the world, but Russian and Vietnamese are just as good and deserve our attention. As for my personal impressions of Vietnam, unfortunately, I have not visited your country often, this is only my second visit. But I can confidently say that over the past nine years Vietnam has become a more beautiful, comfortable and modern country. Of course, Vietnam has a totally unique history, a deep, ancient history. This attracts millions of tourists to this country. In this sense, if I had the opportunity, I would be happy to travel around the country for a week, learning about the history and contemporary life of Vietnam. But, unfortunately, the President’s timetable is extremely busy. I was hoping that this time I would visit at least two cities. This did not happen but next time I will definitely come and see at least one other city in Vietnam. The second impression is that it is a dynamic, lively country. When you drive down the street… First of all, Vietnam is full of life: there are people walking, driving, they used to cycle but now they are riding motorcycles, driving cars — it always creates an atmosphere of youthful energy, because the nation is young and it is growing and developing fast. But now I saw that in addition to the movement of people there is a lot of construction going on, despite the rather complex situation in the world, the economic crisis that has affected both Russia and Vietnam. This is very good. This means that you will be able to maintain your development rates, and you have very good development rates. And finally, it is equally important to preserve your cultural roots and identity. That is very difficult in today’s world. The world has become global. We all need to communicate, and it is excellent that you speak Russian. It is good for us and it is not bad for you either. But on the other hand, all of you in this room are citizens and patriots of your country who think about what your homeland will be like in the future, in the near future. And I think it is very important to preserve your cultural identity and multiply it with the knowledge of foreign languages, including Russian. Response: Thank you very much. I would like to say that these moments have become the happiest and the most memorable in my life. It is an honour to talk with you and I am very happy. Dmitry Medvedev: Thank you very much, I am very glad. Question: Mr President, my name is Kin, and I graduated from Moscow Institute of Steel and Alloys in 1988. Currently I am involved in an interesting joint project with the Fyodorov Eye Microsurgery Institute. Thanks to the support of Vietnam’s leadership, we have a small but very good clinic, which treats and diagnoses about a hundred people a day, and all of them leave us with great gratitude and respect for Russia. We would like to launch a major project and have submitted a proposal to our leadership; the city committee has already allocated a 65,000-square-metre land plot to build a large, international level joint Russian-Vietnamese ophthalmology clinic. I would like to ask you to help us make such a Russian-Vietnamese clinic a reality, a clinic that will treat eye problems in our country and demonstrate Russia’s influence, authority and technology in the Asian region. This is a really great area of cooperation, it is absolutely noble, and apart from being a hi-tech project, it involves people’s health and their ability to see each other. Therefore, we will do everything we can, just let us know what to do. Response: You know, for such a project to be realised we need the support of both sides. I think that Russia can provide a great deal of assistance and not only where it comes to personnel training. But that is an urgent issue because we have experienced a sharp decline in medical technology training. Dmitry Medvedev: All right, if what you need is personnel training, we can certainly help with that. You should send us a detailed request about what kind of professionals you need – you can submit it through the embassy. And if you need anything else we will try to help with that too. See, we launched a joint bank here today, so we can help in all sorts of ways. Just send a request through the embassy. That’s agreed. Question: Mr President, sorry, I’m very nervous. Dmitry Medvedev: Relax, everything is fine. Question: I graduated from Moscow State Pedagogical Institute in 1997. You just said that there are a lot of people in our country who speak Russian. As a person who loves the great Russian language and Russian literature, I would like to ask you the following question. It is true that we have a lot of people who speak Russian. But there are very few people who work as translators — I mean literature translators. As a professional translator of Russian literature, I would like to know whether you have a plan, a foundation, for example, devoted to helping those translators? Because we would very much like to introduce Vietnamese readers to the powerful Russian literature. As you may know, many excellent works of Russian literature were translated in the 1980s, but that is not enough. We would like to see more. Thank you. Dmitry Medvedev: Thank you. I agree. I have a feeling that you are a very active translator, your Russian is impeccable and very idiomatic. I am very pleased to hear what you said. I have no plan, but what you have asked me now has led me to a simple idea. I’ll think about how we could use our humanitarian ties and other channels to establish such a foundation through the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and public organisations, to help the people who want to get involved in translation. I think it would be useful for our relationship, especially since this does not require huge funding, it is a low-cost project but the effect can be very good. I think we will do that through the embassy as well. What is the lucky number in Vietnam? Nine? In that case, let’s have nine questions. This is the sixth. Question: Mr President, I really can’t help being nervous because when I look at you I see the country of my youth, of our youth. I apologise for impertinence but I would really like to ask you to join us in singing a few lines from “How Young We Were”. Would you agree? Dmitry Medvedev: I cannot refuse, though I’m not sure that my voice will do justice to the song and I think you will sing much better. But if you wish, we can sing a few lines at the end. Question: Good evening, Mr President. My name is Tan, I defended my PhD thesis at the Joint Institute for Nuclear Research in 1982. I have a personal request to you rather than a question. Before I came to this meeting, my daughter gave me your portrait and she would very much like you to autograph it. Dmitry Medvedev: Just pass it over to me. This was a quick question. Next, please. This will be our eighth question, and then the ninth. Question: Mr President, I graduated from Perm State University in 1977, the Computer Science Department, and currently I am working at the Ministry of Science and Technology. I have one very short question. How does Russia see its future position? Dmitry Medvedev: Do you mean in the world? Question: In the region. Dmitry Medvedev: That is a different matter, of course. Russia wants to occupy a worthy place in the region. That’s why I didn’t come only to pay a visit to the friendly country of Vietnam, but also to participate in an ASEAN forum. We have a partnership, we have held the second forum and the discussion was very constructive. We will continue to expand these ties. I do believe that the main economic development is taking place here in the Asia-Pacific region. Just look, more than 50 percent of the world’s gross domestic product is created here, I mean all the countries in the region together. Therefore, if Russia has a one-sided policy it will have no future. The Russian Federation is a state of the Asia-Pacific region and we have many friends here. Last question, the ninth. Go ahead, please. Question: Good evening, Mr President. I have a question about everyday matters. How is your life? What was it like before you became President and what has it been like since then? Dmitry Medvedev: I understand. Response: And I would like to take this opportunity to ask you to pass on my greetings to Mr Putin. Dmitry Medvedev: All right. Response: Because I know that you have a very good relationship. Dmitry Medvedev: That’s true. Thank you. Thank you very much. I will certainly pass on your greetings. As for my life, to be honest, it has certainly changed, even if we look at the time before I was elected President, because I was one of the leaders of the state, I had many responsibilities and I travelled a great deal. But I must admit frankly that the position of the country’s top leader, the President, is absolutely special, it requires increased concentration because Russia is a vast county and it is a permanent member of UN Security Council and has numerous friends and interests in the world. I have to travel a lot, and this leads to certain problems because we have a large country and it is important to visit its regions. As you know well, for me to fly from one point to another across the country, for example, from Moscow to Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky, I need even more time than to fly from Moscow to Hanoi. This imposes certain obligations and creates some difficulties. As for my personal life, I can tell you frankly, I have very little free time –I didn’t have a lot of free time in the past but now there is very little left, and everybody needs to spend time with their loved ones, with their family, and to keep fit, which is necessary in any job and at any age. Therefore, time constraints, the lack of time – that is perhaps the most unpleasant aspect of the position of the head of state. But there are some positive sides, and one of them is that from time to time I have very special meetings, very warm meetings, and one of them is taking place today. Response: Comrades and friends, if the programme for the presidential visit is timed to the hour, the agenda of our meeting is timed to the second. I wish on behalf of everyone present here to thank Mr President for his address, for his kind feelings towards our people, for his deep, wise thoughts and informative answers to questions from the participants in our meeting. And before announcing the end of this meeting, I would like to make a small remark. Mr President, you mentioned and remembered your father’s students and post-graduate students, they are here with us today, post-graduate and graduate students. They were students of and learned from your father and in his time he was very fond of them, treating them like his children, inviting them to your home, teaching them, giving them knowledge and thus a start in life. When they returned home, like other Vietnamese students and post-graduates they became worthy defenders of their homeland and builders of our country. They are here today, along with their children. They want you to meet them and together they salute you. Dmitry Medvedev: Thank you. This really is a very powerful emotional thing that takes me back to the past and into my memories. This is what binds us together, our mutual respect and friendship. I’m sure it will last forever. Thank you for everything. Published in section: Transcripts Publication date: October 31, 2010, 15:00 Direct link: en.kremlin.ru/d/9386 http://en.kremlin.ru/events/president/transcripts/9386

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These 4 Bible Passages Can Help You Make It Through Tough Times Home Faith by Derrick Love (Photo: brut carniollus/Unsplash) Life can sometimes present us with tough times that shake our faith to the core. If we are not rooted in our relationship with God, we can begin to question whether God cares about our predicament. Interestingly, God can seem silent when one is going through hardships, and this can lead to disillusionment. At such a time, a person can view God as distant and uninterested. But is this the truth? No. God walks beside you in tough times God has promised in Psalm 23:4 that He will be with you even when you are in the darkest valley. When you are going through hard times, you need to remember what God says in His word so that you will not be anxious and fearful. Once anxiety fills your heart, you will fall for the temptation to sort things out in your strength, forgetting that God is there to help you. “Even though I walk through the darkest valley, I will fear no evil, for you are with me; your rod and your staff, they comfort me.” – Psalm 23:4 Trials test your faith Trials have a way of making you question your faith, especially when you don’t see answers to your prayers. In such a moment, you may believe that God is mad at you or is punishing you. Some people believe that God has abandoned them to face their troubles alone. It’s at this point that many people look for coping mechanisms to help them deal with the pain of their trauma. Some turn to alcohol, drugs, and various addictions. Others fall into depression or revert to past behaviors from which God delivered them. We will emerge victoriously We are to rejoice when we face trials because they produce maturity and strength in us (James 1:2-3). They test our faith, and if we hold on to God, we will emerge victoriously. Jesus never promised us a problem-free life, but He did promise to help us overcome our problems. ‘Everything Everywhere All At Once’ & the Absurdity of Love as Resistance The Gospels Give Birth to Poetry (‘God Speaks Through Wombs’ Excerpt) “Consider it pure joy, my brothers and sisters, whenever you face trials of many kinds, because you know that the testing of your faith produces perseverance.” – James 1:2-3 In John 16:33, Jesus says that you will have trouble in this world but you shouldn’t worry because He has overcome the world. This means that He will help you overcome your tough times. In addition to this, He will give you His peace that surpasses human understanding. “I have told you these things, so that in me you may have peace. In this world you will have trouble. But take heart! I have overcome the world.” – John 16:33 Trust in the Lord Many people wonder why they are going through tough times. It’s common to hear the question, “Why me?” It is disheartening when you don’t know why you are experiencing a season of hardship. Rest in Proverbs 3:5-6 that says: “Trust in the Lord with all your heart and lean not on your own understanding; in all your ways submit to him, and he will make your paths straight.” God knows why you are going through a hard time and will help you come out stronger. Thank Him because He will turn it around for your good. He will turn it into a testimony that will bless the lives of others. God never wastes your experiences and therefore you shouldn’t be stuck in a victim mentality feeling helpless. Renew your mind with God’s Word and claim His promises for your life. God will always be your hope and salvation. You can put your trust in Him. Tags: ChallengesFaithInspiration Derrick Love Dr. Derrick Love is a published author who enjoys writing for both an academic and spiritual perspective. He is an alumnus of Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary and the University of Phoenix. Dr. Love has been in ministry for over 15 years as an associate pastor and loves serving the Body of Christ. Also, Dr. Love has 18 years in K-12 public education serving in diverse administrative roles and 15 years in higher education as an adjunct faculty member. Dr. Love enjoys spending time with his wife and three amazing children. by Joe George by Drew Jackson 100 Proverbs That Teach Us How to Speak, Listen, and Respectfully Disagree

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Nonprofit Christian Hospital Suing Its Own Poorly-Paid Workers Over Unpaid Medical Bills (Photo: Martha Dominguez de Gouveia/Unsplash) MEMPHIS, Tennessee — This year, a Methodist Le Bonheur Healthcare housekeeper left her job just three hours into her shift and caught a bus to Shelby County General Sessions Court. Wearing her black and gray uniform, she had a different kind of appointment with her employer: The hospital was suing her for unpaid medical bills. In 2017, the nonprofit hospital system based in Memphis sued the woman for the cost of hospital stays to treat chronic abdominal pain she experienced before the hospital hired her. She now owes Methodist more than $23,000, including around $5,800 in attorney’s fees. It’s surreal, she said, to be sued by the organization that pays her $12.25 an hour. “You know how much you pay me. And the money you’re paying, I can’t live on,” said the housekeeper, who asked that her name not be used for fear that the hospital would fire her for talking to a reporter. From 2014 through 2018, the hospital system affiliated with the United Methodist Church has filed more than 8,300 lawsuits against patients, including its own workers. After winning judgments, it has sought to garnish the wages of more than 160 Methodist workers and has actually done so in more than 70 instances over that time, according to an MLK50-ProPublica analysis of Shelby County General Sessions Court records, online docket reports and case files. Some of the debts were accrued while the employees worked at Methodist; others predated their time there. The figures do not include debts incurred by onetime Methodist employees who have since moved on. Between January and mid-June, a reporter observed more than a dozen Methodist employees in court to defend themselves in suits brought by the hospital over hospital bills. That includes a Methodist Le Bonheur employee who owes more than $1,200. In January, she proposed paying $100 a month, even though her sworn affidavit listed monthly expenses that exceeded her $1,650 monthly income. After conferring with an attorney for Methodist, Judge Betty Thomas Moore agreed to the worker’s proposal, but she has already missed a payment. A few weeks later, a Methodist employee appeared for an initial hearing wearing hospital scrubs. The hospital had sued her for more than $4,000. When she left the courtroom, she was annoyed. Her employer knew where she worked, she said, and should have contacted her before suing her. “I don’t know why they can’t come upstairs,” she said outside the courtroom. And in May, an employee who has worked for Methodist for more than four years carried a large envelope full of bills with her into the courtroom. She owed more than $5,400, which included a 2017 hospital charge from the newborn unit. That is the same year that her daughter was born, according to her sworn affidavit, which also listed a checking account balance of less than $4. She offered to pay $10 biweekly, or $20 most months, but Methodist’s attorney wanted $200 per month. The judge ordered her to pay $100 per month. It’s not uncommon for hospitals to sue patients over unpaid debts, but what is striking at Methodist, the largest hospital system in the Memphis region, is how many of those patients end up being its own employees. Hardly a week goes by in which Methodist workers aren’t on the court docket fighting debt lawsuits filed by their employer. Making matters worse, employees say, is that Methodist’s health insurance benefits only allow employees to seek medical care at Methodist facilities, even though the financial assistance policies at its competitors are more generous. An expert in hospital billing practices said that if the hospital is suing a fair number of its own employees, it’s time to look both at the insurance provided to workers and the pay scale. “One would hope that if this is an action being taken against a significant amount of employees, the hospital would look at the insurance they provide workers,” said Mark Rukavina, an expert in nonprofit hospitals and a manager at Community Catalyst, a health care advocacy organization. Methodist declined requests for an interview. It did not respond to specific written questions about the lawsuits it files against its workers or about how its policies reflect the values of the United Methodist Church. Instead, in a statement, it said it is committed to working with patients who are having trouble paying their medical bills. “As the second largest private employer in Shelby County, we recognize the responsibility we have as an organization to contribute to the success of the diverse communities we serve and are purposeful about creating jobs in our community — intentionally choosing to keep services like printing, laundry and others in-house that are typically outsourced by the healthcare industry,” the hospital said. Methodist also declined to answer a question about whether it has any policy that prohibits employees being sued by Methodist from talking to a reporter about the lawsuits filed against them by the hospital. Employer and Legal Adversary On a single January day, there were 10 defendants on the docket whose place of employment was listed in court records as Methodist. Employees in scrubs sat just feet away from the attorneys in dress suits whom their employer hired to sue them. The hospital’s role as a tax-exempt organization that both employs the defendants and is suing them went unremarked upon by judges, attorneys and the defendants themselves. Methodist’s financial assistance policy stands out from peers in Memphis and across the country, MLK50 and ProPublica found. The policy offers no assistance for patients with any form of health insurance, no matter their out-of-pocket costs. Under Methodist’s insurance plan, employees are responsible for a $750 individual deductible and then 20% of inpatient and outpatient costs, up to a maximum out-of-pocket cost of $4,100 per year. The housekeeper’s story is documented in Shelby County General Sessions Court records, including online docket reports and online payment history. A reporter interviewed the housekeeper multiple times in person and on the phone. The employee gave the reporter six years of itemized Methodist hospital bills, her credit report and other past-due medical bills. Most of her debts were incurred before she started working at Methodist. Five times between 2012 and 2014, she visited the hospital for stomach problems, according to the itemized bills. (Years later, she had surgery to treat diverticulitis.) At those times, she had insurance through her job at a hotel, where she cleaned rooms for $10.66 an hour. After insurance paid its share, she owed just over $17,500. In 2015, the housekeeper left the hotel job and lost her insurance. Three times that year she went to Methodist’s ER, but since she was uninsured and had little income, she qualified for financial assistance. Methodist wrote off more than $45,000 in hospital bills. In a statement, Methodist said it gives an automatic 70% discount to uninsured patients and free care to uninsured patients at or below 125% of the federal poverty guidelines. For a single adult with two dependents, that would be just over $26,600. Uninsured patients who earn more than that, but less than twice the poverty limit, are also eligible for discounts, it said. In 2016, unable to find work, the housekeeper left Memphis. For more than a year, she said, she and her son were homeless, bouncing between relatives in Chicago, where she was born, and Texas. But she missed her daughter and grandchildren in Memphis, so in 2017, she returned. In August 2017, Methodist sued her for the bills she accumulated when she was insured years earlier. Later that month, she was hired at a Methodist hospital, starting at $11.95 an hour. The hospital’s collections agency, which it owns, didn’t have her correct address and was unable to serve notice that she had been sued, but last year, Methodist tried again. This time, it had the right address. In November, a process server handed her the civil warrant at her South Memphis apartment. At the process server’s recommendation, she called the hospital’s collection agency and offered to pay $50 every two weeks. “But they said it wasn’t enough,” she recalled. “I would just have to go to court. They said I’d be owing them all my life,” she recalled. In a sworn affidavit filed with the court this year, the housekeeper listed her dependents as a grandson and her 27-year-old son, who she said has bipolar disorder and schizophrenia. She told the court she earned $16,000 in 2017, which puts her more than $4,000 below that year’s federal poverty level for a family of three. (Because she had insurance, though, she was ineligible for assistance under the hospital’s policy.) Fred Morton, a retired Methodist minister in Memphis, said he was surprised to learn that Methodist is suing its own employees. “The employees should be paid an adequate minimum wage at the very least,” he said. “Certainly they should not be predatory to their own employees on medical bills. That’s very much contrary to Scripture.” He said that Methodist bishops who serve on its board bear responsibility for reminding it of the denomination’s values. “It’s a matter of the church pushing on its own,” Morton said. Three United Methodist Church bishops serve on the hospital’s board. Bishop Gary Mueller’s office referred a reporter to Methodist Le Bonheur Healthcare’s communications office. Bishop Bill McAilly declined to comment. Bishop James E. Swanson did not respond to multiple requests for comment. When the housekeeper appeared before a General Sessions Court judge this year, she’d filed a motion offering to pay $50 biweekly, or $100 in most months. When the hospital’s attorney asked for a $200 per month, she was stunned. “This is my only job, this is my only income, so how am I supposed to live?” she remembered thinking. Nervous that the judge would side with the hospital, the housekeeper made another offer. “I could do $75 every two weeks,” she said quickly. The attorney agreed and the judge signed the order. Being an employee and defendant is “really kind of sad,” the housekeeper said. Asked how she manages to make ends meet, she says she doesn’t. “It’s killing me, killing me softly,” she said. She said she didn’t reach out to the hospital’s payroll department or a manager about the hospital bills she’s being sued for. “They don’t care about that. … That I do know.” “I Don’t Want to Be Homeless Again” Part of what makes paying medical bills so hard for some Methodist employees is that their wages are low, lagging behind several other large employers in the Memphis market. In December, St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital announced it was raising its minimum pay for full and part-time workers to $15 an hour. St. Jude’s decision followed a similar commitment by the Shelby County government, Shelby County Schools and Blue Cross Blue Shield of Tennessee. At Methodist, which operates five hospitals in Shelby County, the lowest-paid employees make $10 an hour and about 18% of workers make less than $15 an hour, the hospital reported in response to MLK50’s 2018 Living Wage Survey. As recently as 2017, the Greater Memphis Chamber advertised on its website that the city offered a workforce at “wage rates that are lower than most other parts of the country.” The United Methodist Church’s Social Principles, which state the denomination’s position on everything from climate change to the death penalty, speak directly to what employees should earn. “Every person has the right to a job at a living wage,” it states. The Living Wage Model statement on the church’s website says, “Exploitation or underpayment of workers is incompatible with Christ’s commandment to love our neighbor.” Methodist, which made Forbes’ 2019 list of Best Employers by State, did not answer specific questions about pay for employees. On its website, it says, “It is the policy of Methodist Le Bonheur Healthcare to pay its employees competitive, market-based wages.” Neither Methodist, nonprofit Baptist Memorial Healthcare or Regional One, the public hospital, pay all their employees at least $15 an hour. Even that figure would make it impossible to make ends meet for an employee trying alone to support a household with dependents, according to MIT’s Living Wage Calculator and another created by the Economic Policy Institute, both of which take into account local living expenses. The housekeeper’s $12.25 an hour pay falls well short of that. Without overtime, she said her take-home pay would be around $1,600 per month. Her rent is $610. Even with as much overtime as she gets, she’s turned to payday loans. Since December, she’s renewed a $425 payday loan every two weeks, paying $71 each time. “You have to rob from Paul to pay Peter,” she said. “It doesn’t never seem like you can get ahead.” The housekeeper applied for a job at Walmart but was told the store nearest her is not accepting applications. She doubts the pay will be any better, but she hopes it’ll be less stressful. “Times be hard, because sometimes my body feels like I can’t make it, but I get up anyway, because I don’t want to be homeless again.” Editor’s note: This article was originally published by Pro Publica. Tags: FeaturedHealthPro PublicaWellness

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Worship Opportunities (All services are held at Greater Works Church - 25 Forsythe St., Asheville, NC 28801) View Sunday Morning 10:15 AM Worship Service live at: http://tinyurl.com/streamGWC 9:00 a.m. - 9:45 a.m. Christian Growth & Education (Sunday School) - 25 Forysthe St., Asheville, NC 28801 10:15 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. Morning Worship - 25 Forsythe St., Asheville, NC 28801 Youth Sunday Every Second Sunday - dress down/casual attire with performance by Puppet Ministry 6:30 p.m. - 7:00 p.m. Corporate Prayer 7:00 p.m. - 7:45 p.m. Group Studies (Men of Integrity, Women, & Youth) Pastoral Teaching Other: Tuesday & Thursday 6:45 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. Tuesdays - LeadHer Chapter Meeting (2nd & 3rd Tuesdays) 6:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m. Thursdays - Narcotics Anonymous Meeting 8:30 a.m. - 9:00 a.m. (Every Saturday) - Prayer Line (712) 432-0232 Passcode: 760862# 11:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. Training and Outreach (Will resume in Summer 2016)

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< style="background-image: url('http://hussman.unc.edu/sites/default/files/people/cover-photos/spencerbarnesdirectory.jpg')"> Spencer Ryan Barnes Office hours: TuTh 1-2:30pm [email protected] Spencer Barnes teaches coursework in graphic design, information design, and 3D animation and VFX for visual explanations. Barnes’ research explores the synthesis of cognitive psychology, information design and visualization with respect to data journalism and journalism education. It is concerned with the design, application, efficacy and implications of data-driven graphics and the communicative roles that such information displays play in journalism and mass communication. Before coming to the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, Barnes taught automotive design and computer-aided design coursework at the NC State College of Design. He has published research on design education, engineering education, and the effective uses and applications of computer-aided design technology. He is a member of the Honor Society of Phi Kappa Phi. Ed.D., North Carolina State University Master of Industrial Design, North Carolina State University Bachelor of Graphic Design, North Carolina State University Barnes, S., & Ruel, R. (under review). Examining the processes involved in the design of information graphics: An exploratory study. Barnes, S., & Wiebe, E. (under review). The effects of worked examples on CAD performance: An exploratory investigation. Barnes, S., & Wiebe, E. (under review). The application of a Functional Interaction Model for solid modeling processes. Barnes, S., & Ruel, R. (2012). A review of Alberto Cairo’s “The Functional Art: An Introduction to Information Graphics and Visualization”. Visual Communication Quarterly, 19(4), 257-259. Barnes, S. (2008).The context and experience of the critique: A qualitative study. The International Journal of the Arts in Society, 3(2), 1-6.

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Hahn, George, laborer. Haight, T.G., harness maker. Hail, W.A., laborer. Hains, A., attorney. Haines, G.W., farmer, Sec. 19. Hains, J.C., clerk. Hair, C.M., stock dealer. Haist, J.A. Hall, W.S., feed store. Hallack, Charles, laborer. Halpin, Edwin. Hamilton, G.S. Hamilton Hayes, farmer. Hanford, R.R., farmer, Sec. 32. Haren, Peter. Harrington, C.O., Secretary and Treasurer Farmers' Loan and Trust Company Bank; born in Chenango Co., N.Y., Oct. 14, 1843; removed with his parents to Ohio at an early age, and when 8 years of age, they removed to Indiana, and in 1859 came to Iowa, to Iowa Co. Went in the army in 1861; enlisted in 4th I.V.C., Co. E.; the regiment joined Gen. Curtis' command, just after the battle of Pea Ridge, and was with him through Missouri and Arkansas; was also in the siege of Vicksburg and at Jackson; was wounded at Helena, Ark.; after leaving service, he entered the Iowa State Univeristy in 1865, and graduated in the class of 1870. He was elected Secretary and Treasurer of the Farmers' Loan and Trust Co., upon its organization, Aug. 4, 1873. Married Miss Anna L. Hughes from this city Aug. 24, 1876. Hart, Daniel, proprietor Commerical Hotel; born in Tioga Co., N.Y., March 22, 1836; went to Pennsylvania, in infancy, and lived there twenty-five years; leaned the trade of carpenter and joiner; came to Vinton in 1864, and engaged in the building business until the present year, when he engaged in hotel business. Married Lorinda Burgess, from the State of New York; they have one daughter-Carrie, and have lost one son-Charles. Hastings, Charles, laborer. Hastings, G.M., laborer. Hastings, John, laborer. Hastings, M.B., laborer. Hawkins, James M., loaning money; born in Fremont, Ohio, June 22, 1825; lived in Ohio twenty-six years; went to California, in 1851, and lived there fifteen years, engaged in mining; returned in 1866, and came to Vinton; in 1868, engaged in hardware business for eighteen months. Married Sarah Johnson, from Fremont, Ohio, in 1851; she died in 1868, leaving one daughter-Hattie, born in California. In August, 1871, he married Mrs. R. Culbertson, formerly Miss R. Sockman, from Zanesville, Ohio. Hawthorne, J.D., jeweler. Hays, N., proprietor of the Current Mills; born in Ross Co., Ohio, March 1, 1829; lived in Ohio until 22 years old; learned the trade of gunsmith; lived in Illinois three years, and came to Benton Co. Nov. 5, 1856, and engaged in farming six years; then came to Vinton and went to blacksmithing until 1869, when he and two other blacksmiths built this mill on a new principle, being induced to go into the project by Sheppard, of Oswego; through his misrepresentations it was a failure, and his partners were glad to sell out to Mr. Hays, who has continued operating the mill with steam. He has held the office of City Councilman ever since the city was organized until the year, being the Temperance candidate, his opponent was elected by only two votes. Married Susan Mahon, from Ross Co., Ohio, in 1847; she died April 22, 1869, and left six children-three sons and three daughters. Married Mary Wence, from Indiana, Jan. 22, 1872; they have two sons. Heart, Daniel, hotel prop. Henderson, S.M., street sprinkler. Henry, James W., far., Sec. 11. Hensing, Joseph, far., Sec. 26. Hill, Joseph. Hilton, H.H., teamster. Hoke, George, clerk. Holden, G.R., clerk. Holmes, G.A. Hoon, H.M., Prof., principal public schools; born in Butler Co., Penn., Oct. 19, 1833; attended school there and completed his education at Westminster College, Lawrence Co., Penn., and engaged in teaching; came to Iowa in 1857; engaged in teaching in graded schools in Davenport; was Principal of Third Ward School; was Principal of Preparatory Department of St. Paul College, at Palmyra, Mo., and Principal of Schools at Le Claire four years; came to Vinton in 1865, and organized the first graded school here; was Principal of East School four years. He was elected Superintendent of Schools in Benton Co., in 1865, and held the office four years. Married Miss Mary H. While, from Scott Co., Iowa, Dec. 25, 1859; they have five children-Nellie H., Charles W., Alfred W., Mary L. and H. Milo. Hopkins, J.K., far., Sec.11. Hopwood, A.L., druggist; born in Fayette Co., Penn., May 28, 1843; lived in Pennsylvania about fifteen years, and lived in Western Virginia over two years; come to Iowa Co., Iowa in 1861; came to Vinton in 1871; studied medicine with Dr. C.C. Griffin and took a course of lectures at Ann Arbor; he engaged in the drug business in 1872. he was appointed one of the Comisisioners from this State by Gov. Gear to the Paris Exposition, 1878. Hopwood, J.M., clerk. Horick, Daniel, laborer. Horridge, George, hardware and house furnishing goods; born in Washington Co., Penn., May 26, 1833; lived there until 18 years of age, and came to Linn. Co.; lived near Mt. Vernon, and at Cedar Rapids and Iowa City; came to Vinton in the Spring of 1858, and engaged in business here in 1860; only two or three in business here now that were here when he came. Has held school offices for ten or twelve yers and also member of the City Council; holds the office of Vice-Presicent of the Farmers; Loan and Trust Co. Bank. Married Mrs. Elizabeth Rock, from Lancaster Co., Penn., in Oct. , 1863. Houck, Joseph, dealer in farm machinery; born in Knox Co., Ohio, April 2, 1824; lived in Ohio twenty-eight years, and came to Iowa in 1854; was engaged in butchering and dealing in stock for twelve years, and has been engaged in agricultural implement business for the past ten years, longer than anyone in the same business here. Married Minerva Edminster, from the State of New York, in Nov., 1846; they have six children-Mary E., Minerva E., Henrietti A., Henry A., John, Carrie B. Houtz, J.C., farmer. Hoxie, Jacob, laborer. Huebner, J.J., auctioneer. Hunter, O., butter and eggs. Huxtable, William, retired farmer.

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French Cement Company to Pay $780 Million Over Payoffs to ISIS French cement company LafargeHolcim (LLC) was ordered Thursday by a U.S. bankruptcy judge to pay $780 million to Iraq to settle claims over payments it made to Islamic State, France’s government reported. The judge in U.S. court in Manhattan rejected Lafarge’s appeal against the $780 million order, according to a court filing by the government of France, which sued on behalf of Iraq’s government in the U.S. Court of Appeals late Wednesday evening. LafargeHolcim had argued that it should not be required to pay because the U.S. sanctions laws were unconstitutional because they violated the Commerce Clause and the due process clause of the U.S. Constitution. LafargeHolcim, whose operations have been targeted by a number of lawsuits, pleaded guilty in September 2018 to a criminal charge of violating U.S. sanctions for paying money to ISIS. But the company’s appeal was dismissed, and the U.S. Department of the Treasury ordered LafargeHolcim to pay $780 million on March 12, when another major international corporation was ordered to pay billions of dollars to former Iraqi dictator Saddam Hussein’s government. “This settlement is a reflection of the gravity of the Iraqi government’s request, and the United States’ commitment to protecting the territorial integrity of Iraq,” President Donald Trump said in a statement. “Today, U.S. and French companies that have benefited from Iraq’s support will continue to support the people of Iraq’s government as they rebuild their country.” The news comes after the European Union and Britain said Monday that they would file a lawsuit against Russia over its involvement in the 2016 U.S. election. The lawsuit comes after Putin’s regime reportedly told the Trump administration during the transition that it had no preference between Trump and any of the other candidates for president in 2016, the New York Times reported. An unnamed official told the Times that the “Kremlin instructed its intelligence agencies not to interfere in the election or to support any particular campaign.” This was the first time Putin has personally communicated the instructions to his Russian intelligence services. “If, based on the U.S. documents, he were in fact involved in any unlawful behaviour Categories politics Tags boxing, business, clinical trials, influenza, vaccination and immunization, video recordings, downloads and streaming DOC Issues Orders to Regulate Oil and Fracking Activity in California Who the hell are you? Swift Tells Fans to Buy Tickets The judge who donated $1,300 to his presidential campaign says he didn’t “go outside” the scope of his medical leave California’s new emergency cooling regulations are a bit more stringent than the Supreme Court’s landmark decision The 10th Anniversary of My Last Serious Relationship

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Life In Progress by Juliann Grant Inspiration from Life Itself Powered by Genesis It just went too far September 24, 2008 by Juliann Leave a Comment I recently set up a MySpace profile so I could participate in some fun family exchanges, as several of them are on MySpace. They’ve invited me to be in their “mob” and have “bought” me several times over on “Own Your Friends” application. The problems started when one of my son’s friends was trash talking by changing the “status” of those friends you own. Under normal circumstances, I don’t mind a little trash talking. I figure they are exploring their own independence, and I usually don’t wrap myself up in feeling offended because who cares, really. Well the heat turned up, and the trash talking went way beyond “Yo-Mama” jokes and right into obscene. This has carried on for a few weeks, and I finally had enough. While I’m all for kids exercising independence and having a voice, this was going a step too far. So I called the Mom and told her that she may just want to take a peek at her son’s MySpace. I didn’t allude to the horrors of what was written – some of it was insults about me, my son, body parts, and such. I would just loved to been a fly on the wall to see her reading this material. I think the problem is parents may not really know what’s going on with MySpace and other Internet sites. I think its important that if you know your child is on MySpace, that you set up your own profile, and see what’s happening for yourself. You’ll be able to see the types of conversations, their “friends” and more and can help guide them. There is just too much latitude on the Internet for a child, especially ages 12-18. I found that younger children tend to stick to their worlds of penguins and things, but when they near teenage years they begin expanding outward to the MySpace’s of the world. But I do feel like a stooge, I’m not one for telling other parents things about their children. It’s a gray space. Just over the summer my son had a very unfortunate incidenct with a younger neighbor who was playing at my home. My son was in the wrong, and it all came out, parents confronted, it was pretty uncomfortable all around. And we’re not friends anymore. I wave when I go by for a walk, but that relationship has been severed for good. I do feel bad about that, and I think it was a scarring event for that neighbor’s child. So, as we all struggle with the new boundaries of the Internet, stick with your gut. If you think it’s going to far, it probably is. And ask yourself, “Would You Want to Know?” I know I would. Filed Under: Family Drama, Social Media Tagged With: MySpace About Juliann VP of Marketing at Razorleaf Corp and Adaptive Corp. Student of life and the Bible, spiritual seeker to better understand myself and others. I love helping others in general and welcome deep conversation. Email me at [email protected]. Prayer of the Week – April 4, 2022 Prayer of the Week 3-28-22 Follow me on The God Minute Love May Abound Archives Select Month April 2022 March 2022 August 2020 May 2020 April 2020 December 2019 November 2019 October 2019 August 2019 January 2019 December 2018 May 2015 April 2015 March 2015 April 2013 March 2012 January 2012 December 2011 November 2011 September 2011 August 2011 July 2011 June 2011 May 2011 April 2011 March 2011 January 2011 October 2010 September 2010 April 2010 March 2010 August 2009 May 2009 March 2009 February 2009 January 2009 December 2008 November 2008 October 2008 September 2008 August 2008

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Katherine Starbird Musings for Readers Resources for Authors Wattpad Experiment March 5, 2015 by Katherine Starbird Rolling Along I’m feeling a lot more positive about Wattpad today. My number of reads went up to 999 last night and haven’t budged since. The lack of movement isn’t bothering me. I am finally starting to get a feel for Wattpad. Instead of a steady progression, it seems that things sometimes come to a screeching halt like a freight train rolling into a station. In a few hours or after the next post, the reads and comments start rolling again. And Thursdays are generally unpredictable. The same with falling off the ranking list. The story has been off and on and off. If things continue as they have been, The Jaguar Key will be back on the rankings on Monday or Tuesday. I don’t know what the ranking does for the story, but it’s a nice little bit of bling on the story page. “Number 810 in Fantasy.” Sounds good. Another reason I’m feel better about Wattpad is that I’m getting more engagement with the story. New people follow me every day and a few comment on the story. The comments are not critiques in general. They are more of the nature of, “Oh, I loved it when so and so did such and such,” or “the tension is killing me.” Those kinds of comments are good feedback–it’s helpful to know what works. Hooks and Endings Something else that’s working is that with each posting, I’m checking that the scene ends with a hook. So far, so good. Right before I sent the book to the proofreader, I checked each scene for a hook to lead into the next scene. I wasn’t thinking of something strong enough to entice a reader to pick up the story days later, but so far that hasn’t been an issue. Not a single scene has needed revision to add or strengthen its ending. As the story progresses, I’m sure there will be a few revisions, but for now, the Wattpad version is almost identical to the published version. Categories Wattpad Experiment A Surprisingly Useful Feature of Wattpad Join The Eternals Club for news, prizes, giveaways, and more fun stuff. You'll receive advanced notice of new releases, appearances, and giveaways. Copyright © 2023 · GeneratePress · WordPress © Katherine Starbird 2014-2023

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Who and What We Are These men they call "Knights"... Charity, Unity, Fraternity, Patriotism... Knights of Columbus are Catholic gentlemen committed to the exemplification of charity, unity, fraternity, patriotism, and defense of the priesthood. The Order is consecrated to the Blessed Virgin Mary. The Order is unequivocal in its loyalty to the Pope, the Vicar of Christ on earth. It is firmly committed to the protection of human life, from conception to natural death, and to the preservation and defense of the family. It was on these bedrock principles that the Order was founded over a century ago and remains true to them today. If you want to join this great organization of Catholic men, you will find brother Knights working to fulfill the central mission of the Order; striving in charitable works; serving the Church and unified in following its teachings; supporting brother Knights in their temporal and spiritual needs; acting for the good of their country; and giving aid to widows, orphans, the sick and the poor. This is Father McGivney's dream, echoing across the century, and living today in the hearts of his brothers and all of those they touch. Welcome to the Villa Maria Council # 6342 of the Knights of Columbus. Father Michael J. McGivney and a handful of Catholic laymen founded the Knights of Columbus in 1882, in the basement of St. Mary’s Catholic Church in New Haven, Connecticut. The aim of the founder was to set up a parish-based lay organization that offered insurance benefits to the widows and children of members. In an era when parish and fraternal societies were popular, Father McGivney felt there should be some way to strengthen the religious faith of his flock and provide financial support for families overwhelmed by illness or the death of the breadwinner. Today the Knights of Columbus have grown from that one local unit, or council, to over 12,000 councils in the United States (including Puerto Rico and Guam), Canada, Mexico, the Philippines, Cuba, the Dominican Republic, Panama, the Bahamas, the Virgin Islands, Guatemala, and Saipan. In January 2006, the Knights of Columbus expanded to Poland. Membership is over 1.7 million members, plus their families - approximately 5.6 million people total - many of whom are actively involved in volunteer service programs for the Catholic Church, their communities, their families, young people and one another. The Knights of Columbus, the world's largest organization of Catholic men and their families, has been called "the strong right arm of the Church," and has been cited by popes, presidents and other world leaders for support of the Church, for programs of evangelization and Catholic education, for civic involvement and aid to those in need. One of the primary missions of the Knights of Columbus is to support local charities. The Knights are a familiar sight around town during the annual Mentally Challenged Citizens drive, which raises funds for charities that support the retarded and handicapped. We also support other fund raising drives to aid local parishes and charities. The Knights of Columbus promotes family values by providing numerous activities throughout the year that the entire family can participate in. Additionally, the organization provides an opportunity to ensure that a knight's family is provided for in the event of his death. Here is short list of reasons you may want to join the Knights of Columbus: · An opportunity to become part of the world's largest Catholic fraternal organization; · Make a personal contribution to the Church and community through charity and fraternity; · A sense of "belonging" in an organization that shares your religious beliefs and brings to together like-minded men joined in a common cause; · Concerns for your family and retirement years can be addressed by the Orders optional, low-cost life insurance; and · Knowing that the Knights of Columbus is second to none in support of our Holy Father, our Bishops and Priests, and our fellow man. Supreme Headquarters Building in New Haven, Connecticut. St. Mary’s Church

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La Souterraine English Library & Information Centre For the love of books, reading (and much more). Welcome to the La Souterraine English library and Information Centre website. We offer a wide range of mainly paperback books available in both English and French together with a large collection of DVD’s for our members to borrow. Why not relax with a beverage and biscuits or perhaps some home made cake in Caxton’s, our on-site cafe, where you can catch up with old friends or maybe make new ones? Our members (who hail from different countries, not all of them Anglophone) pay a small annual subscription fee which entitles them to borrow freely from our selection of books. Titles that are unavailable on the shelves may also be ordered specially. The library also offers group French lessons that have proven to be extremely popular, with tuition at all levels available. We have an active art group, and we always welcome suggestions for further activities that are of interest to members. Organised walking tours of La Souterraine and surrounding areas have also been well received. We are also proud to show our solidarity with the Ukranian refugees in La Souterraine by inviting them to use our premises as a meeting place. English library information and location

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Self-Mentoring: Getting Promoted from the Inside Out Posted by LeeAnn Mallorie on July 18, 2016 in Embodiment, Leadership, Purpose, Self-Care, Wisdom, Women's Leadership At 36 years old, I have never had a formal mentor. Yet over the past 12 years, I completed two Masters’ degrees, lived and worked in five cities (both in the US and abroad), successfully navigated two major career transitions and started a successful business of my own. For many years, I would have told you that the lack of formal mentorship was a major downside in my career. If only I’d had the right person there, looking over my shoulder, who could have introduced me to the next rung on the ladder well then… then I’d truly have made it big. Yet this kind of mindset may be exactly what holds many women (and men!) back from leaning in and pursuing their dreams. What’s more, it can put undue pressure on corporate managers to “do the right thing” when it comes to growing their people. When we are waiting for the right person to come along, we are missing the golden opportunity to get to know ourselves on a deeper level – an investment that pays large dividends in the long run. Recently, in reflecting upon this dilemma, I came across the term “Self-Mentoring,” originally coined by Dr. Marsha Carr. It refers to the process by which an individual achiever initiates and accepts responsibility for his or her own development. To me, this approach makes a ton of sense – and it captures my experience well. Today, instead of seeing my lack of formal mentorship as a liability, I am coming to recognize it as a boon in disguise. Every step of the way, I have had to be creative, agile and curious in order to succeed. I didn’t just make my way up the ladder. I made my own ladder. Rather than listen to the advice of someone who had already paved their way to success, I made use of my time learning to deeply listen to the voice of my own inner wisdom. I took a few unexpected turns that raised more than a few eyebrows, and picked up pieces of myself along the way. I got to know the seductive wiles of my ego, and pulled the thread of my calling. Now don’t get me wrong, I’m not suggesting that we should not have mentors. Nor am I claiming that I never received support. Over the years a number of kind and supportive bosses, friends and teachers helped me to see my next level. With their support I was able to surpass myself, and for that I am incredibly grateful. I am suggesting, however, that having (or lacking) a mentor is no excuse for bypassing the critical pursuit of self-awareness. A mentor can tell you how they got there, but they can’t tell you how you should get there. Nor can they possibly know where ‘there’ is for you. So far, I have yet to meet a human being whose purpose was not 100% unique – crafted to suit his or her eclectic set of skills, strengths, experiences, passions and desires. I also have yet to meet a human being who didn’t have to go through some type of crucible in order to find it. Chasing the right person who will point you to the secret elevator door will only prevent you from seeing your own trail markers along the way. (Trust me… I know this strategy well). Waiting for the right kind of help, or praying for a magic pill to come along, will only delay the lessons you must inevitably learn in order to serve your highest calling. The good news in all of this? You don’t have to wait for anything or anyone in order to start. You just have to take moment and listen. Then… take a step. For those who are unclear about how to start, here are a few ideas: 1. Take an assessment that will give you some indication about your strengths, natural talents, ego drivers and/or growth trajectory. Pour over the information you receive and spend some time journaling about the goodness of fit of your current work, and any future promotions you desire. Most of us go through our days at least somewhat on auto-pilot. These tools are designed to show us any needed course corrections. Opting to do this on a volunteer basis helps it feel less like a chore and more like a useful personal research project. 2. Do something you LOVE that you’ve been avoiding. Revisit your favorite hobbies and pass-times as a child. At least once a month, make the time to fit in a class, activity, practice or event that used to bring you great joy. Although it may feel like a waste of time while you’re trying to decide between consulting at McKinsey or taking a position at a tech startup, our favorite hobbies help us remember who we are. Many Nobel Prize winning scientists also pursued artistic endeavors in their free time, as a way of stimulating their creativity. 3. Hire a great life coach, professional coach or executive coach. Alternatively, hire a good therapist. If you’re already working with someone and don’t feel like you’re making progress, consider making a change. Having an extra set of eyes and ears on your inner life can serve as a mirror that helps you see doorways you may currently be missing. Investing your own dollars in hiring that support person helps you take the work seriously, and approach it like any other important business appointment. 4. Pay closer attention to any physical pain, health challenges or emotional breakdowns that are pulling at the edges of your sanity. Find the right doctor, specialist or holistic health practitioner to help you find a first step toward treatment that feels right to you. The body doesn’t lie. It provides valuable information (often in the form of pain) about the places we are unintentionally keeping our life force energy on lockdown. Your answer could be as simple as “it’s time to change your diet,” or as dramatic as “it’s time to move to a warmer climate.” The process of making the change – however large or small – often reveals other steps we’ve been avoiding in other domains of our life or work. 5. Challenge your comfort zone when it comes to your personal relationships. Take some time to take stock of the people who are closest to you. Are there moves that you’ve been avoiding? A break up? A proposal? An agreement to help take care of an aging parent? If you see that a change is needed, lean in and start taking action there. Our relationships often hold keys to our next level of growth. I realize that some of these suggestions may come as a surprise. Proposing marriage is a far cry from landing the next promotion… right? But the truth is, the path to one’s highest calling is rarely obvious, and it isn’t always about the work. Sometimes other elements need to shift in order for the next career move to become clear. Taking proactive action on any nagging pulls or desires, while keeping an open mind, is the best way to indicate your readiness to the powers that be. Self-mentoring is a lifelong journey. ← Momentum. Lead Like a Woman → One Response to Self-Mentoring: Getting Promoted from the Inside Out Kelly B. Fountain says: It would be difficult for someone to provide information for one’s success. No two people have traveled the same path,thus what works for one individual probably will not work for another. This article is informational and provides insight to achieving success via your own decisions.

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Tax Credit Parental Engagement In Schools Concerning an income tax credit for parental engagement in schools. The bill establishes a parental engagement in schools income tax credit for income tax years commencing on or after January 1, 2024, that allows a taxpayer who is a parent (taxpayer) to claim a credit when the taxpayer volunteers in the school of the taxpayer's child. Taxpayers are allowed a credit of $20 for each volunteer hour, up to $500. Eligible schools include a school of a school district, a district charter school, an institute charter school, or a board of cooperative services. An eligible school shall issue a credit certificate to any taxpayer who volunteers in the school. The credit certificate allows the taxpayer to claim a credit with respect to the income taxes imposed by the state. To claim a credit, the taxpayer must submit the credit certificate to the department of revenue (department) with the taxpayer's income tax return for the income tax year for which a credit is claimed. The amount of the credit that exceeds the taxpayer's income taxes due is refunded to the taxpayer. The bill encourages eligible schools to promote the credit to parents at the start of each school year and to provide volunteer opportunities throughout the year to accommodate parent schedules and interests. The bill requires the Colorado state advisory council for parent involvement in education (council) to develop marketing materials to promote the credit to parents. The council shall conduct training sessions to instruct eligible schools on how to implement and manage a volunteer program to align with the credit. The training sessions must use best practices for parental engagement. On or before May 1, 2025, the council shall create and distribute a statewide parental engagement feedback survey (survey) to solicit and collect parental engagement feedback from parents. The purpose of the survey is to measure parental engagement participation and to determine whether parental engagement provides support to eligible schools. At the end of each school year through 2029, eligible schools are required to solicit feedback, using the council's survey, from parents concerning volunteer experiences. On or before July 1, 2025, and each July 1 thereafter through July 1, 2029, eligible schools shall submit the survey data to the school districts. On or before October 1, 2025, and each October 1 thereafter through October 1, 2029, school districts shall report the survey data to the department of education. The bill requires the department of education to submit an annual report summarizing the survey data reported by the school districts to the department on February 15, 2026, and each February 15 thereafter through February 15, 2030, to the state auditor, the education committees of the house of representatives and the senate, or their successor committees, and the finance committees of the house of representatives and the senate, or their successor committees. The bill repeals the income tax credit, effective July 1, 2032. (Note: This summary applies to this bill as introduced.) Paul Lundeen Refer Senate Bill 23-080 to the Committee on Finance. The motion failed on a vote of 3-4. Postpone Senate Bill 23-080 indefinitely. 02/14/2023 Senate Senate Committee on Education Postpone Indefinitely 02/13/2023 Senate Senate Committee on Education Witness Testimony and/or Committee Discussion Only Sen. P. Lundeen Sen. M. Baisley, Sen. J. Rich School Security Disbursement Program Recreation Reduce State Income Tax Rate Secondary School Student Substance Use Colorado Tax Profile and Expenditure Report (2012) Understanding the State Budget Presentation Tax Expenditure Evaluation Previously Taxed Income Deduction for Individuals, Estates, and Trusts

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← Rejoice in the Light of Truth The Hour of Br. Anthony → Living the Corporal Works of Mercy During Lent (Burying the Dead) Posted on March 28, 2018 by Holly Gustafson This year, our family is wrapping up a seven-year Lenten journey through the corporal works of mercy. We’ve given food to the hungry, drink to the thirsty, welcomed the stranger, clothed the naked, cared for the sick, and visited the imprisoned, which leads us to finally burying the dead! This is the seventh corporal work of mercy, and although it’s not mentioned in Matthew 35 (or on the now tattered, food-stained, and wax-speckled Lenten prayer card that originally inspired our family’s journey), I think we’d be remiss to stop at six! Burying the Dead If you’re making your way through all seven of the corporal works of mercy during Lent, the beginning of Holy Week will have you focusing on burying the dead. What a perfect corporal work of mercy to center on as you journey with Our Lord towards Calvary this week! The ministry of burying the dead not only provides comfort and meaning to loved ones left behind but also acknowledges and upholds the dignity of the deceased. For our family, this will mean attending and serving at funerals in our parish, but this is also a good time to make a mindful cemetery visit to deceased friends and relatives. From a young age, we’ve taken our children to explore nearby and unfamiliar graveyards, so that hopefully, they have come to see a cemetery (and death itself!) not as spooky or scary, but as a place of joy and peace. This is also a good time to pray vigilantly for the dead; this is not just an act of remembrance, but also continued care for our loved ones and an expression of our hope in eternal life. You might also take extra time to meditate on the thirteenth and fourteenth stations of the cross this week (Jesus is taken down from the cross, and Jesus is laid in the tomb), listening attentively to the final part of the Gospel reading on Good Friday, or simply pointing out and explaining the images of the stations in the church to smaller children. Our patron saint(s) of burying the dead: Two saints have the misfortune of sharing a feast day with a much more popular saint: St. Patrick! But March 17th is also the feast day of the less celebrated St. Joseph of Arimathea, who of course was the secret disciple of Jesus who requested His body from Pilate and laid it in his own tomb. It’s also the feast day of an even less renowned saint, St. Gertrude of Nivelles, who was known for her hospitality to pilgrims. Apparently, her hospitality extended beyond the grave: popular folklore had it that upon death a soul embarked on a three-day journey to the next world, spending the first night in the care of St. Gertrude (and the second with Michael the Archangel)! Have a blessed Holy Week! About Holly Gustafson Holly lives with her husband, James, and their five children in Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada. She received her Masters in Linguistics at the University of Manitoba and now pursues her love of language through art, writing, public speaking, and unsolicited grammatical advice. Her favorite show is always the one she’s currently watching, and her favorite saint is always the one she’s currently reading. The best advice she ever received was from her spiritual friend, St. Faustina, who told her that when in doubt, “Always ask Love. It advises best.” View all posts by Holly Gustafson →

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Wind Chill Advisory issued December 14 at 4:08PM CST until December 15 at 10:00AM CST by NWS Posted on December 14, 2016 Author Tony Childress Previous Previous: Special Weather Statement issued December 14 at 12:00AM CST until December 15 at 10:00AM CST by NWS Next Next: Special Weather Statement issued December 15 at 12:00AM CST until December 15 at 10:00AM CST by NWS

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Justice Ranganath Mishra Commission recommendations Criteria for identifying socially and economically backward classes among the religious and linguistic minorities 16.15. We recommend that in the matter criteria for identifying backward classes there should be absolutely no discrimination whatsoever between the majority community and the minorities; and, therefore, the criteria now applied for this purpose to the majority community — whatever that criteria may be – must be unreservedly applied also to allthe minorities. 16.15. As a natural corollary to the aforesaid recommendation we recommend that all those classes, sections and groups among the minorities should be treated as backward whose counterparts in the majority community are regarded as backward under the present scheme of things. 16.18. To be more specific, we recommend that all those social and vocational groups among the minorities who but for their religious identity would have been covered by the present net of Scheduled Castes should be unquestionably treated as socially backward, irrespective of whether the religion of those other communities recognises the caste system or not. 16.19. We also recommend that those groups among the minorities whose counterparts in the majority community are at present covered by the net of Scheduled Tribes should also be included in that net; and also, more specifically, members of the minority communities living in any Tribal Area from pre-independence days should be so included irrespective of their ethnic characteristics. Term of Reference No. II (original) Measures of Welfare for Minorities including Reservation General welfare measures A. Educational measures 16.2.4 As the meaning and scope of Article 30 of the Constitution has become quite uncertain, complicated and diluted due to their varied and sometimes conflicting judicial interpretations, we recommend that a comprehensive law should be enacted without delay to detail all aspects of minorities, educational rights under that provision with a view to reinforcing its original dictates in letter and spirit. 16.2.5 The statute of the National Minority Educational Institute Commission should be amended to make it wide-based in its composition, powers, functions and responsibilities and to enable it to work as the watchdog for a meticulous enforcement of all aspects of minorities, educational rights under the Constitution. 16.2.6 As by the force of judicial decisions the minority intake in minority educational institutions has, in the interest o f national integration, been restricted to about 50%, thus virtually earmarking the remaining 50% or so for the majority community – we strongly recommend that, by the same analogy and for the same purpose, at least 15% seats in all non-minority educational institutions should be earmarked by law for the minorities as follows: - (a) The break up within the recommended 15% earmarked seats in institutions shall be 10% for the Muslims (commensurate with their 73% share of the former in the total minority population at the national level) and the remaining 5 % for the other minorities. (b) Minor adjustments inter se can be made in the 15% earmarked seats. In the case of non-availability of Muslim candidates to fill 10% earmarked seats, the remaining vacancies may be given to the other minorities if their members are available over and above their share of 5%; but in no case shall any seat within the recommended 15% go to the majority community. (c) As is the case with the Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes at present those minority community candidates who can compete with others and secure admission on their own merit shall not be included in these 15% earmarked seats. 16.2.7 As regards the backward sections among all the minorities, we recommend that the concessions now available in terms of lower eligibility criteria for admission and lower rate of fee, now available to the Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes, should be extended also to such sections among the minorities. 16.2.8 In respect of the Muslims – who are the largest minority at the national level with a countrywide presence and yet educationally the most backward of the religious communities – we recommend certain exclusive measures as follows: — (i) Select institutions in the country like the AligarhMuslimUniversity and the Jamia Millia Islamia should be legally given a special responsibility to promote education at all levels to Muslim students by taking all possible steps for this purpose. At least one such institution should be selected for this purpose in each of those states and Union Territories, which has a substantial Muslim population. (v) In the funds to be distributed by the Maulana Azad Educational Foundation a suitable portion should be earmarked for the Muslims proportionate to their share in the total minority population. Out of this portion funds should be provided not only to the existing Muslim institutions but also for setting up new institutions from nursery to the highest level and for technical and vocational education anywhere in India but especially in the Muslim-concentration areas. (vi) Anganwaris, Navoday Vidyalayas and other similar institutions should be opened under their respective schemes especially in each of the Muslim-concentration areas and Muslim families be given suitable incentives to send their children to such institutions. 16.2.9 As regards the linguistic minorities, we recommend the following measures:- (a) The law relating to the Linguistic Minorities Commissioner should be amended so as to make this office responsible for ensuring full implementation of all the relevant Constitutional provisions for the benefit of each such minority in all the States and Union Territories. (b) The three-language formula should be implemented everywhere in the country making it compulsory for the authorities to includes in it the mother-tongue of every child – including, especially, Urdu and Punjabi – and all necessary facilities, financial and logistic, should be provided by the State for education in accordance with this dispensation. B. Economic measures 16.2.10 As many minorities groups specialize in certain household and small scale industries, we recommend that an effective mechanism should be adopted to work for the development and modernization of all such industries and for a proper training of artisans and workmen among the minorities – especially among the Muslims among whom such industries, artisans and workmen are in urgent need of developmental assistance. 16.2.11 As the largest minority of the country, the Muslims, as also some other minorities have a scant or weak presence in the agrarian sector, we recommend that special schemes should be formulated for the promotion and development of agriculture, agronomy and agricultural trade among them. 16.2.12 We further recommend that effective ways should be adopted to popularize andpromote all the self-employment and income-generating schemes among the minorities and to encourage them to benefit form such schemes. 16.2.13 We recommend that the rules, regulations and processes of the National Minorities Development and Finance Corporation be overhauled on a priority basis – in the light of the recent report recently submitted by the NMDF Review Committee and in consultation with the National Commission for Minorities – with a view to making it more efficient, effective and far-reaching among the minorities. 16.2.14 We further recommend that a 15% share be earmarked for the minorities – with a break-up of 10% for the Muslim (commensurate with their 73% share of the former in the total minority population at the national level) – and 5% for the other minorities in all government schemes like Rural Employment Generation Programme, Prime Minister’ s Rozgar Yojana, Grameen Rozgar Yojana, etc. 16.2.15 Since the minorities – especially the Muslims – are very much under-represented, and sometimes wholly unrepresented, in government employment, we recommend that they should be regarded as backward in this respect within the meaning of that term as used in Article 16 (4) of the Constitution – notably without qualifying the word ‘backward’ with the words “socially and educationally” –and that 15% of posts in all cadres and grades under the Central and State Governments should be earmarked for them as follows:- (a) The break up within the recommended 15% shall be 10% for the Muslims (commensurate with their 73% share of the former in the total minority population at the national level) and the remaining 5% for the other minorities. (b) Minor adjustment inter se can be made within the 15% earmarked seats. In the case of non-availability of Muslims to fill 10% earmarked seats, the remaining vacancies may be given to other minorities if their members are available over and above their share of 5%; but in no case shall any seat within the recommended 15% go to the majority community. 16.2.16 Should there be some insurmountable difficulty in implementing this recommendation, as an alternative we recommend that since according to the Mandal Commission Report the minorities constitute 8.4% of the total OBC population, in the 27% OBC quota an 8.4% sub -quota should be earmarked for the minorities with an internal break-up of 6% for the Muslims (commensurate with their 73% share in the total minority population at the national level) and 2.4% for the other minorities with minor adjustment inter se in accordance with population of various minorities in various States & UTs. 16.2.17 We further recommend that the reservation now extended to the Scheduled Tribes, which is a religion-neutral class, should be carefully examined to assess the extent of minority presence in it and remedial measures should be initiated to correct the imbalance if any. 16.2.18 We recommend that the judicial reservation recently expressed in several case about the continued inclusion of the creamy layer in various classes enjoying reservation, inclusive of the Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes, should be seriously considered for acceptance as a State policy. Additional Term of Reference Para 3 of the Constitution (Scheduled Castes) Order 1950. 16.3.4 We recommend that Para 3 of the Constitution (Scheduled Castes) Order 1950 – which originally restricted the Scheduled Caste net to the Hindus and later opened it to Sikhs and Buddhists, thus still excluding from its purview the Muslims, Christians, Jains and Parsis, etc. – should be wholly deleted by appropriate action so as to completely delink Scheduled Caste status from religion and make the Scheduled Castes net fully religion-neutral like that of the Scheduled Tribes. 16.3.5 We further recommend that all those groups and classes among the Muslims and Christians, etc. whose counterparts among the Hindus, Sikhs or Buddhists, are included in the Central or State Scheduled Castes lists should also be covered by the Scheduled Caste net. If any such group or class among the Muslims and Christians, etc. is now included in an OBC list, it should be deleted from there while transferring it to the Scheduled Castes. 16.3.6 We further recommend that as the Constitution of India guarantees freedom of conscience and religious freedom as a Fundamental Right, once a person has been included in a Scheduled Caste list a willful change of religion on his part should not effect adversely his or her Scheduled Caste status. Term of Reference No. III (original) Modalities for implementing our recommendations 16.4.2 We recommend that all Central and State Acts, Statutory Rules and Regulations be suitably amended to implement those of our recommendations which in the opinion of the Ministry of Law and Justice or any another concerned authority may require such amendments. 16.4.3 We recommend the following legislative actions which in our opinion are required either for the implementation of some of our recommendations stated above or otherwise in the interest of the welfare of minorities: - (a) Enactment of a detailed law to enforce the dictates Article 30 of the Constitution; (b) Amendment of the National Commission for Backward Classes Act 1993; (c) Amendment of the Constitution (Scheduled Castes) Order 1950 and the Constitution (Scheduled Tribes) Order 1951 as also of the Central and State lists of the Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes; (d) Review of the laws and rules, processes and procedures, relating to selection and notification of OBC at the Central and State levels:- (e) Enactment of a law to clothe with statutory status and judicial enforceability the Prime Minister’s 15-Point Programme for Minorities 1983 as modified in 2006; (f) Amendment of the National Commission for Minorities Act 1992 and the National Commission for Educational Institutions Act 2004 so as to make it necessary for the government to appoint as the chairpersons and members of these bodies – through a Search Committee as in the case of the National Human Rights Commission – only reputed experts in the constitutional, legal, educational and economic matters relating to the minorities; (g) Necessary amendments in the Wakf Act 1993 and all the Rules framed under its provisions; (h) Review and necessary overhaul of the laws, rules, regulations, procedures and processes relating to the National Minorities Development and Finance Corporation and the Maulana Azad Education Foundation. 16.4.4 We recommend the following administrative measures which in our opinion are required either for the implementation of some or our recommendations or otherwise in the interest of the welfare of minorities: — (a) Establishment of a Parliamentary Committee to consider and decide in the light of the Constitution policy matters relating to the minorities; (b) Establishment of a National Committee consisting of Chairpersons of NHRC, NCW, NCBC, NCSC, NCM, NCMEI, NMDFC, CLM, Central Wakf Council and Maulana Azad Foundation along with nominated experts for monitoring the educational and economic development of he minorities; (c) Creation of similar bodies in all the States/UTs for the same purpose and consisting of local top-level officials dealing with minority-related matters and independent experts; (d) Establishment of a National-level Coordination Committee consisting of representatives of all the nationalized banks and other financial institutions to work under the RBI for monitoring credit flow to the minorities; (e) Establishment of State Minorities Commission and Minority Welfare Departments in all those States and UTs where these do not exist as of now; (f) Decentralization of all minority-related schemes programmes and plans so as to create suitable district-level mechanisms for their day-to-day implementation; (g) Revision of the list of Minority Concentration Districts as suggested by the NCM in 1990s and initiating special educational, economic and general welfare measures there through the local administration; (h) Appointment of Minority Welfare Committees consisting of official and local experts in all districts of the country to act as the nodal agencies of NCM, State Minorities Commission and all other Central and State-level bodies working for the minorities. 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This module creates dynamically configured mass reverse proxies, by mapping the Host: header of the HTTP request to a server name and backend URL stored in a DBM file. This allows for easy use of a huge number of reverse proxies with no configuration changes. It is much less feature-full than mod_proxy_balancer, which also provides dynamic growth, but is intended to handle much, much larger numbers of backends. It is ideally suited as a front-end HTTP switch.

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