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"The statement by Jeb Bush has its sunny side, I suppose: with any luck, it should ensure that we don’t have a Bush-Clinton contest in 2016. Maybe that was Jeb’s intent. Otherwise, his comments are irresponsible attacks on the rule of law, common sense, fairness and national sovereignty.\n\n“There are means by which we can control our border better than we have. And there should be penalties for breaking the law.But the way I look at this — and I’m going to say this, and it’ll be on tape and so be it. The way I look at this is someone who comes to our country because they couldn’t come legally, they come to our country because their families — the dad who loved their children — was worried that their children didn’t have food on the table. And they wanted to make sure their family was intact, and they crossed the border because they had no other means to work to be able to provide for their family. Yes, they broke the law, but it’s not a felony. It’s an act of love. It’s an act of commitment to your family. I honestly think that that is a different kind of crime that there should be a price paid, but it shouldn’t rile people up that people are actually coming to this country to provide for their families.”\n\n21 thoughts on “Unethical Quote of the Month: Jeb Bush”"
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"The Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) has clarified that the United Kingdom has not offered the country any new financial assistance.\n\nThe DFA issued the statement after President Rodrigo Duterte said on Thursday that he “refused” $18 million to $20 million from the United Kingdom.\n\n“The Philippines acknowledges the UK’s support in the development efforts of the Philippine government, particularly in Mindanao,” the DFA said in a statement.\n\n“At the moment, there is no new offer of direct monetary assistance to the Philippines,” the DFA said.\n\n“The Philippine government is committed to continued engagement with the UK in furthering our longstanding and mutually beneficial partnership,” the DFA added.\n\nThe Palace did not clarify the nature and purpose of the $18 million to $20 million, but Mr. Duterte said he ordered Finance Secretary Carlos “Sonny” Dominguez III to reject it.\n\n“The latest word from Sonny. The one from Great Britain, $18 million, 20? I told Sonny not to accept it,” Mr. Duterte said at the relaunching of the Malacañang Press Briefing Room at the New Executive Building.\n\n“We will survive. Anyway, I control the foreign affairs of this government,” he said, apparently fuming at the remarks of a group of European socialists whom he thought were part of an official EU mission.\n\nThe President continued to rant against Europeans on a few other occasions on Thursday, culminating in a threat to expel European ambassadors.\n\nEU Ambassador to the Philippines Franz Jessen was only able to issue a statement disowning the group of European socialists after business hours on Thursday.\n\nIt was not the first time Mr. Duterte was infuriated by what he denounces as foreign meddling in internal affairs.\n\nIn May, the Philippines officially declined a 250 million euros ($280 million) foreign aid package from the European Union purportedly because of its attached conditions.\n\nIn terms of bilateral aid, the country’s top donors are Japan (65 percent) and the United States (15 percent). The European Union accounts for less than 3 percent of total bilateral aid.\n\nBut much of the European Union’s aid to the country is focused on remote areas of the country, including the Mindanao peace process.\n\nRead Next\nPalace hits Amnesty Int’l for ‘demonizing’ PDEA\nEDITORS' PICK\nA laptop that maximizes your WiFi so you can maximize your productivity\nWhy Tagle is a leading papal contender\nIn Borongan, nuns play hoops (not mahjong)\nPowered by style, innovation and passion\nHouse energy committee chair Arroyo bats for cheap electricity\nKWF has no power to ban, censor written works – Lagman\nMOST READ\nWhy Tagle is a leading papal contender\nArjo Atayde reveals proposal to Maine Mendoza was ‘more than a year’ in the making\nMy neighbor FVR: From soldier to president\nGilas gets solid core with Clarkson, Sotto planing in\nDon't miss out on the latest news and information."
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"By now, many Americans are aware that our brutal system of mass incarceration is out of control and ineffective. But acknowledging the problem is only the first step. Many reasonable people can recognize that the current prison system is barbaric, but wonder what the alternatives are. Turns out, there are plenty. And new indie authors like Baz Dreisinger are shining a light not only on the problem, but on possible solutions. Dreisinger’s Incarceration Nations: A Journey to Justice in Prisons Around the World will be released in February, and it’s an incredible journey of a book that shows possible paths out of the mess and the mockery the United States has made of criminal justice.\n\nBefore I discuss that book, here’s a little background on how I “became radicalized,” as it were, to the notion that the system needs to be ripped apart and rebuilt from the ground up.\n\nFor decades, I worked in newsrooms where crime coverage was a spectator sport, and the game was all about catching the “bad guys” and locking them up. I saw nothing wrong with this. That is, until my eyes were opened about eight years ago, after I worked for a time at a local TV station in Detroit, where the idea was also to find the most ridiculous, gory, or salacious crimes and mock the criminals as mercilessly as possible. I quickly discovered what happens after the “guilty” verdict, after cameras are turned off, reporters go home, and public interest wanes.\n\nThe convicted—mostly the poor and African Americans, the mentally ill and the drug addicted—are forced into a system of perpetual abuse, torture, assault, and rape. And the biggest outrage caused by this scam we call the US criminal justice system is that the barbarism makes us no safer. In fact, it causes more crime by traumatizing its captives and causing collateral damage in devastated families and communities.\n\nThe outrage I felt after witnessing these things can potentially last a lifetime. Fortunately, early this year, my eyes were opened a second time by Maya Schenwar, who wrote Locked Down, Locked Out: Why Prison Doesn’t Work and How We Can Do Better. I talked to her back in January and wrote this. In Schenwar’s book, I read for the first time phrases like “restorative justice” and “transformative justice.” I was skeptical at first, since these things focus on making both parties—the victim and the victimized—face one another as human beings and come to some sense of closure between them. Doesn’t that let the criminal off the hook? Possibly. But what are we interested in? Do we want to perpetuate, in Dreisinger’s words, “a wretched chain of wrongdoing?” Or do we want to keep communities and families whole and make sure productive, creative members of society are not wasting away the decades in solitary confinement?\n\nLike me, Dreisinger grew up with Hungarian Jewish survivors of the Holocaust whose bitterness against the genocidal murderers was a part of everyday life even decades afterward. I know this feeling well. You feel traumatized by proxy. I feel it every time I hear about a nonagenarian former concentration camp guard who has been caught. I don’t care how old he is. Let him rot the rest of his life.\n\nThis is why I was astonished at Dreisinger’s first port of call on her nine-country tour of prisons chronicled in her book: Rwanda. For them, the genocide is fresh.The perpetrators are still alive and middle aged. But imprisoning an entire ethnic group is not sustainable. So, in Rwanda, they have a system whereby the perpetrators of mass murder can be officially forgiven, perform some sort of reparation duty (building roads, etc.) and then be welcomed back into their communities.\n\nIn America, the focus is on punishment of perpetrators. End of story. Yet punishment is backward-looking, and nations like Rwanda need to look forward. If not, it could potentially spiral back into a never-ending cycle of revenge and counter-revenge. Rwanda has chosen the road forward, the road to survival. I can imagine how difficult this must be for some, to see the killers of their parents free and walking around. Yet who says that the cycle of revenge is all there is to human nature?\n\nIn all the countries Dreisinger visited, the successful prison-reform programs were the ones that focused not on the victimizer, but the victim; not on punishment, but forgiveness.\n\nIn Australia, which has a problem, like we do, of disproportionately locking up its minority citizens, Dreisinger found some hope in the Wandoo Reintegration facility, a minimum security prison for males age eighteen to twenty-four. In America, they’d be tossed into the general prison population to be victimized and traumatized. In Wandoo, they are “residents” with rights. The focus is on preparing them for release, providing them with life-skills training and education.\n\nIn her beautifully written, and in many ways heartbreaking, chapter on her experiences with women prisoners in Thailand, Dresinger sees theater performances by inmates. 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Other factors leading to declines in population include toxins from pesticides and herbicides, livestock impacts, chytrid fungal infection, and off-highway vehicle (OHV) recreation.\n\nThe habitat of the mountain yellow-legged frog consists of glaciated lakes, ponds, tarns, springs, and streams in the upper elevations (above 6,000 feet generally) of the Sierra Nevada. The adaptations that allow them to live at these high elevations and cold temperatures have made them highly vulnerable to introduced fish species. The species is usually associated with montane riparian habitats in lodgepole pine, yellow pine, sugar pine, white fir, whitebark pine, and wet meadow vegetation types, and range from southern Plumas County to southern Tulare County.\n\nNearly all the remaining populations of mountain yellow-legged frog occur on public lands, and studies have demonstrated that in the absence of disease, it is possible to bring these species back to recovery. Recent surveys, however, have shown an increase in the deadly disease, chytridiomycosis. The Sierra Nevada Framework Plan provides strategies to reduce all the factors causing a decline in mountain yellow-legged frog populations including prohibition of pesticides from frog habitat, removing livestock near lakes and pond areas, prohibiting development of new recreation trails that would affect known frog sites, and the identification of Critical Aquatic Refuges to protect sensitive species. It also calls for the removal of exotic fish from frog habitat. The 2004 revisions to the Framework have weakened the protections for the mountain yellow-legged frog by failing to maintain grazing restrictions for amphibian species in key habitats. 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Surveys have shown that 93% of the R. sierrae and 95% of R. muscosa historical populations are now extinct.\n\nIn 2003 the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (USFWS) determined that the Sierra Nevada population of the mountain yellow-legged frog should be protected under the Endangered Species Act, but that listing the species under the Act is \"warranted but precluded\" by the agency's backload of priorities and budget constraints. Subsequent legal action on behalf of the species resulted in a 2007 USFWS 12-month petition finding (see below, in Supporting Documents) that the mountain yellow-legged frog is still precluded from listing under the Endangered Species Act, basically due to the agency's lack of funds and priority allocation. Such administrative delaying is pushing the species closer to extinction throughout the Sierra Nevada.\n\nOn September 15, 2010, the California Fish and Game Commission accepted a petition from the Center for Biological Diversity to list all populations of the mountain yellow-legged frog (Rana muscosa and Rana sierrae) as \"endangered\" under the California Endangered Species Act. As a result, on October 1 both species were listed as \"candidate\" species and will be managed as \"endangered\" until the final decision on whether to list the species is made. On February 2, 2012, the California Fish and Game Commission voted unanimously to add both species of mountain yellow-legged frog to the state threatened and endangered species list. You can read the latest DFG Status Review, from November, 2011 here.\n\nToday the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service agency issued the final ruling declaring the frogs as endangered species under the federal act. Read the final rule here. A FWS press release is available for a short time, here. On April 25, 2013, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service issued a proposed ruling to list both species as endangered under the federal Endangered Species Act. As listed species, critical habitat will be designated as necessary for the survival and recovery of the remaining frogs.\n\nMatthews, K.R. and K.L. Pope, 1999. A Telemetric Study of the Movement Patterns and Habitat Use of Rana muscosa, the Mountain Yellow-legged Frog, in a High-elevation Basin in Kings Canyon National Park, California. Journal of Herptology 33(4) 615-624. (276KB PDF)\n\n2015. Appendage of Projects on Seven Forest Programs in Nine National Forests in the Sierra Nevada to the Programmatic Biological Opinion: February 17, 2015.\n\n2011. A Status Review of the Mountain Yellow-legged Frog. 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We might not mean to bristle, might not even see the bristle, but what else would loners do at being told to buy not just objects but lots of objects, and for dubious reasons-because others buy them, because someone who is being paid to say so says to? Objects doomed to rapid obsolescence. Objects whose shimmer onscreen and in magazines is the exact same kind that loners see in the real world and realize is false, is cheap, is there only to trick the stupid and will disappoint. We know this on some level when the cheese melts on the pizza ad, but sudden hunger lunges out of nowhere and plucks our guts, too. We know we do not need a car, nasal spray, lipstick, life insurance, or at least not the specific brand or color being waved in front of us. How dare you tell me what to do?And yet we want.\n\nAdvertising is antithetical to the loner mentality. Yet it is masterful. It makes us clench. It turns us into accidental rebels: suffering the ache and labor of resisting strong-arm tactics, shunning the attractive, the seductive, the lavishly marketed. Resisting ads, insisting on buying what we want when we want and if we want, is radical. And failing to resist makes us feel, deep down, even just a bit, like Judas.\n\nTime spent alone has a way of winnowing the inventory of what we need. It reveals that some of our best delights derive from the intangible-from actions, experiences, thoughts-rather than objects. Not that every loner is a miser or minimalist. I, for one, would not say no to a new lava lamp. But to decrease contact with others is to decrease the number of items that seem necessary. It is the presence of others and exposure to the mainstream media, the insecurity and camaraderie sparked by those kinds of contact, that also spark the impulse to buy. Look what HE has. I want to impress HER.Desiring and requiring stuff means casting your lot with others. 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State Treasurer finished second to Wiggle It Jiggleit in his elimination.\n\n“I’m so glad I get to drive State Treasurer, but part of me wants to sit on the sidelines and watch those great horses go battle,” Tetrick said. “It could set up to be the best race that harness racing has ever seen, in my opinion.\n\n“You’re getting ready to see some great horses. Even my horse, if he got a nice cozy trip and they battle going 1:19 (to three-quarters) and he’s sitting two or three (lengths) off it wouldn’t be a surprise if he gives them a run. He’s been there, done it, he’s a warhorse. I was very impressed with him the other day. He finished a good second to Wiggle It Jiggleit. I expect (trainer) Ian Moore to have him on his toes. It’s going to be a great race. I’m excited.”\n\nNewborn Sassy heads to the $300,000 Lynch Memorial at The Downs at Mohegan Sun Pocono off a 1:51.3 win in her elimination last week and will start the final from Post 3 with driver Tim Tetrick. Interestingly, it was Tetrick’s familiarity with Newborn Sassy’s family that led to CC Racing’s Ray Kusinski and Jo Ann Looney-King purchasing the then-yearling filly for $38,000 at the 2014 Lexington Selected Sale.\n\n“I drove some of her sisters and family and they all tried really hard and were really nice horses,” Tetrick said. “I really liked her at the sale and I told Ray and Jo Ann that I liked this filly. Luckily, they bought her and she’s turned out to be really nice. She’s got that same attitude (as her siblings). You wouldn’t even know she’s there in the barn, but she sees the racetrack and she likes to do her job.”\n\nA daughter of Western Ideal out of the hard-grinding $607,466-earning mare Sass Newton, Newborn Sassy has won nine of 17 career races and earned $301,485 for the training stable of Jim King Jr. and Looney-King. She was slow to get to the races last year because of having bone chips removed, but finished her two-year-old campaign with eight consecutive victories, including the Matron Stakes.\n\nHer win in the Lynch elimination was Newborn Sassy’s first triumph of this season, but she had hit the board on four other occasions and finished within one and three-quarter lengths of the winner in all but one start.\n\n“She’s real handy and she’s been right there every week,” Tetrick said. “She’s not a one-way filly, so that makes her very competitive. Jimmy and Jo Ann have done a great job teaching her how to be a racehorse.”\n\nPure Country won her Lynch elimination by a neck over Blue Moon Stride in 1:50.1. Darlinonthebeach was third. Newborn Sassy captured her elim by a neck over I Said Diamonds, with JK Fannie third.\n\nThe morning line has Pure Country as the 5-2 early favourite, followed by Darlinonthebeach at 3-1, Newborn Sassy at 4-1, I Said Diamonds at 5-1, and Blue Moon Stride at 6-1.\n\n“It’s going to be a great race,” Tetrick said. “I know Pure Country and Darlinonthebeach, they’re really tough. I respect I Said Diamonds; she’d been off for 30 days so she’s going to be way better this week.\n\n“Hopefully I can be in the right spot at the right time.”\n\nBar Hopping was coming off a fourth-place finish in the Goodtimes Stakes at Mohawk Racetrack in Tetrick’s first time behind the colt. He will start the Beal final from Post 9.\n\n“I kind of put him in a bad spot in Canada; I took the inside route and it was a bad situation,” Tetrick said. “The other day I was more aggressive with him and he beat the best trotting colt in the country right now. And he did it right, leaving in :26.3 (for the opening quarter-mile), letting horses go and then coming first up to beat the champion.\n\n“He showed me what he can do. He’s a very, very nice horse. He’s beautifully gaited and he’s another one you can drive any way. Even if he’s in a bad spot he can make up a lot of ground, so I really like that about him.”\n\nDayson, who won the Beal’s remaining elimination by a nose over Brooklyn Hill in 1:52.3, will start the final from Post 4.\n\nIn the Hempt, Tetrick will sit behind returning Dan Patch Award divisional champ Boston Red Rocks, who finished second by a half-length in 1:49.3 to O’Brien Award winner Control The Moment in his elimination. Boston Red Rocks was coming off a fourth-place finish in the North America Cup – his only off-the-board finish in 15 lifetime races.\n\n“I was much happier with his effort,” Tetrick said. “I know he got a great trip, but he was kind of back to his old self. In Canada, he wasn’t himself. I think he’s going to go a good race. He doesn’t like when they turn it into a big speed battle, but if they keep close and he can get an inside trip he can sprint good for a ways.\n\n“They’re going to bounce around,” he added about the competitiveness of the three-year-old male pacing division. “It’s a very long year and when you have a three-year-old pacing colt at that level it’s war. It’s full tilt every week.”\n\nThe fields for the Sun Stakes Saturday featured events appear below.\n\nAlways B Miki is a\n\nAlways B Miki is a monster.\nNow all you WIJI best horse ever folks have had their dose of reality.\nThe king has been crowned\nWIJI could not keep up\n\nWow, that's a HUGE statement from Tetrick , that's kinda like Babe Ruth wanting to watch the World Series. I agree this might be the best horse race of all times."
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"He recently underwent heart surgery and had a stent placed. On January 2nd, Ganguly complained of chest pain while exercising and was diagnosed with three blocked coronary arteries in angioplasty at Apollo hospitals. A stent was inserted in one to remove the blockage.\n\nSourav is now admitted to Woodlands Hospital in Kolkata and will undergo stenting on Thursday. Famous cardiologist Dr. Devi Shetty will be present at the surgery, while Dr, Aftab Khan will do the procedure. Dr. Saptarshi Basu and Dr. Saroj Mondal also will be attending. The procedure to be performed now to revascularize the two blocked arteries and Ganguly will be able to get back to normal life within 4 weeks after that.\n\nAccording to the latest reports, the parameters of Sourav Ganguly are stable. Ganguly spent five days at the hospital last time and he was discharged after the doctor team at Apollo said he is clinically fit."
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Many trace the origins of the modern smartphone to the Nokia 5120, which launched in 1998. It still had an external antenna but did have a few little games to play – making it more than just a communications device.\n\nOver the ensuing years, the external antenna was ditched, phones built up their media capabilities, and added features like cameras. Brands rose to notoriety based on novel designs, with Motorola’s flip phones, BlackBerry’s full QWERTY keyboards, slide-up phones, and Sony Ericsson’s devotion to high-quality cameras and media usage.\n\nLess than a decade after the Nokia 5210, though, the game changed completely, with mobile phones officially transforming into smartphones with the inception of Apple’s iPhone. With 16GB of storage, a 2-megapixel camera, and, most importantly, a 3.5-inch touchscreen, a new path was set for all future mobile devices to follow.\n\nOver the next couple of years, Android muscled in to try to compete with Apple in the new smartphone space, mostly doing so by offering cheaper but still powerful options. One of the primary draws of Apple devices, however, was its App Store. Loaded with mostly exclusive applications that were installed on iPhones, they had tremendous capabilities even early on, from an interactive learning resource for the human brain to fun little games.\n\nNow, Android and Apple go toe-to-toe at the pinnacle of the smartphone market, with Apple’s annual releases like its new premium and super-premium models, the Pro and Pro Max ranges still being the consensus top picks. This is while several international smartphone manufacturers adopt the Android operating system and the Play Store – which boasts many of the apps available to iOS users, too.\n\nFrom 2012 to 2020, over 2.5 billion people joined the smartphone revolution, taking the number of smartphone users worldwide from just over 1 billion to 3.6 billion in just eight years. Mobile compatibility is now as essential to businesses as having a website, with apps being the public’s preferred port of call for interacting via these absurdly popular devices.\n\nIt’s all well and good making your website mobile-optimized and even setting up an app, but the biggest brands in the industry went much further. To embrace the essence of why smartphones are so popular – speed, convenience, usability, and instant gratification – betting platforms crafted new features. Epitomizing what it means to be a smartphone-focussed business, they crafted live odds, in-play betting, cash-out, partial cash-out, and even live stats and streaming for sports.\n\nBetting apps are now vastly superior to mobile betting sites, delivering more features, faster loading times, and instant optimization for all modern devices. However, as all apps are different in their design and the range of mobile-centric features on offer, it can be tough to decide which betting app is superior. While the 888sport app has in-play betting and partial cash-out in its mobile app, Betway also has an easy-to-use app and free bets on offer.\n\nSo, to contrast and compare the best betting apps, a guide platform has been forged to help the billions of iOS and Android smartphone users quickly find what they’re looking for. It states that a good betting app needs to be reliable and fast, have an intuitive design so that it’s easy to navigate, offer free bets, and have live features like in-play betting, cash-out, stats, and live streaming.\n\nHowever, aside from the more mobile-focused aspects, there are some other key considerations for an app to be rated among the best betting apps. Most notably, the capacity of the customer service offered. In a section dedicated to the best app for just UK punters, 888sport came out with ticks in ‘Easy-to-use app,’ ‘Free bet,’ and ’24-hour customer support,’ with that last factor setting it ahead of the Betway and Bethard apps.\n\nThe evolution of the smartphone has allowed the online betting market to transform itself into an even more intuitive and engaging activity. With live, convenient features at the tap of a screen, betting apps now offer far more value than betting websites could even as recently as a decade ago."
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And so on.\n\nDuncan is far more revelatory in discussing the process and product of film today. Indeed, that’s what makes him such a good podcaster. He brings an awareness of why a film ends up the way it does and tempers the odd send up of an actor /director/trope/meme with an empathetic and well informed idea of what goes wrong and right in any given franchise. With that in mind, we survey a range of film series and simply riff off the related ideas.\n\nWith regards to JAMES BOND, Duncan accepts the brilliance of DANIEL CRAIG’s era. But at the same time, he is quick to acknowledge that every James Bond actor brought something new to the table. He can do a flawless Pierce Brosnan impression and defends those who carelessly dismiss the 1995-2002 era of the franchise. Duncan cites the fact that one cannot always sit down and watch something as substantial as SKYFALL or CASINO ROYALE. 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"Skip to content\nPrevious\nSharpen your awareness: 9 ways to prepare for the next recession\n4 min Read\n\nSharpen your awareness: 9 ways to prepare for the next recession\n\n• Balance equity portfolios with a mix of dividend-paying companies and growth stocks.\n\n• Choose funds with a strong history of weathering market declines.\n\n• For some investors, income protection in the form of variable annuities can be a good\n\nWhen is the next recession?\n\nThat’s one of the questions we hear most often. And for good reason. Recessions can be complicated, misunderstood and sometimes downright scary. With the U.S. expansion nearly 10 years old, investors may be wondering whether the next one is just around the corner.\n\nIn our view, we don’t believe a recession is imminent in 2019. Our research indicates it is much more likely that the next recession will be in 2020 or 2021. But economic cycles are notoriously hard to predict, and it’s never too early to be prepared for the next downturn.\n\nIf the possibility of a recession keeps you up at night, this article ought to put you at ease. That’s because once you read this research about the last 10 downturns you’ll see that recessions may not be as bad as you might think.\n\nRecessions are commonly defined as at least two consecutive quarters of declining GDP after a period of growth. More formally, the National Bureau of Economic Research (NBER) defines a recession as “a significant decline in economic activity spread across the economy, lasting more than a few months, normally visible in real gross domestic product (GDP), real income, employment, industrial production and wholesale-retail sales.” In this guide, we will use NBER’s official dates.\n\nPast recessions have occurred for many reasons, but typically are the result of imbalances that build up in the economy and ultimately need to be corrected. For example, the 2008 recession was caused by excess debt in the housing market, whereas the 2001 contraction was caused by an asset bubble in technology stocks.\n\nAlthough every cycle is unique, some common causes of recessions include rising interest rates, inflation and commodity prices. Anything that broadly hurts corporate profitability enough to trigger job reductions also can be responsible.\n\n3. How long do recessions last?\n\nThe good news is that recessions generally aren’t very long. Our analysis of 10 cycles since 1950 shows that recessions have lasted between eight and 18 months, with the average spanning about 11 months. For those directly affected by job loss or business closures, that can feel like an eternity. But investors with a long-term investment horizon would be better served looking at the full picture.\n\nRecessions are relatively small blips in economic history. Over the last 65 years, the U.S. has been in an official recession less than 15% of all months. Moreover, the net economic impact of most recessions is relatively small. The average expansion increased economic output by 24%, whereas the average recession reduced GDP by less than 2%. Equity returns can even be positive over the full length of a contraction, since some of the strongest stock rallies have occurred during the late stages of a recession.\n\n4. What happens to the stock market during a recession?\n\nEven if a recession does not appear to be imminent, it’s never too early to think about how one could affect your portfolio. That’s because bear markets and recessions usually overlap at times — with equities leading the economic cycle by six to seven months on the way down and again on the way up.\n\nDuring a recession, the stock market typically continues to decline sharply for several months. It then often bottoms out about six months after the start of a recession, and usually begins to rally before the economy starts humming again. (Keep in mind, these are market averages and can vary widely between cycles.)\n\nAggressive market-timing moves, such as shifting an entire portfolio into cash, can backfire. Some of the strongest returns can occur during the late stages of an economic cycle or immediately after a market bottom. It’s often better to stay invested to avoid missing out on the upswing.\n\n5. What economic indicators can warn of a recession?\n\nWouldn’t it be great to know ahead of time when a recession is coming? Despite the impossibility of pinpointing the exact start of a recession, there are some generally reliable signals worth watching closely in a late-cycle economy.\n\nMany factors can contribute to a recession, and the main causes often change. Therefore, it’s helpful to look at several different aspects of the economy to better gauge where excesses and imbalances may be building. Keep in mind that any indicator should be viewed more as a mile marker than a distance-to-destination sign.\n\nFour examples of economic indicators that can warn of a recession include the yield curve, corporate profits, the unemployment rate and housing starts. Aggregated metrics, such as The Conference Board’s Leading Economic Index®, have also been consistently reliable over time. We’ll highlight one of the most well-known signals — the inverted yield curve.\n\nAn inverted yield curve may sound like an elaborate gymnastics routine, but it’s actually one of the most accurate and widely cited recession signals. The yield curve inverts when short-term rates are higher than long-term rates.\n\nThis market signal has preceded every U.S. recession over the past 50 years. Short-term rates typically rise during Fed tightening cycles. Long-term rates can fall when there is high demand for bonds. An inverted yield curve is a bearish signal, because it indicates that many investors are moving to the perceived safe haven of long-term government bonds rather than buying riskier assets.\n\nIn December 2018, the yield curve between two-year and five-year U.S. Treasury notes inverted for the first time since 2007. Other parts of the curve — such as the more commonly referenced two-year/10-year yields — have not inverted thus far.\n\nEven an inverted yield curve in that range is not cause for immediate panic, as there typically has been a significant lag (16 months on average) before the start of a recession.\n\n6. How close are we to the next recession?\n\nEconomic indicators are a way to take the temperature of the U.S. economy. One or two negative readings could be meaningless. But when several key indicators start flashing red for a sustained period, the picture becomes clearer and far more significant. In our view, that time has not yet arrived.",
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"Although some imbalances are developing, they don’t seem extreme enough to derail economic growth in the near term. The culprit that ultimately sinks the current expansion may one day be obvious: Rising interest rates, higher inflation, or unsustainable debt levels can be major triggers.\n\nThese events, if they continue, suggest that the economy could weaken in the next two years, placing a 2020 recession on the horizon. But we are not there yet.\n\n7. How should you position your stock portfolio for a recession?\n\nWe’ve already established that equities often do poorly during recessions, but trying to time the market by selling stocks can be ill-advised. So should investors do nothing? Certainly not.\n\nTo prepare for a recession, investors should take the opportunity to review their overall asset allocation — which may have changed significantly during the bull market — to ensure that their portfolio is balanced and broadly diversified.\n\nNot all stocks respond the same during periods of economic stress. Through the last eight major declines, some sectors held up more consistently than others — usually those with higher dividends such as consumer staples and utilities. Dividends can offer steady return potential when stock prices are broadly declining.\n\nGrowth-oriented stocks still have a place in portfolios, but investors may want to consider companies with strong balance sheets, consistent cash flows and long growth runways that can withstand short-term volatility.\n\nEven in a recession, many companies remain profitable. Focus on companies with products and services that people will continue to use every day such as telecommunication services and food manufacturers.\n\n8. How should you position your bond portfolio for a recession?\n\nFixed income is key to successful investing during a recession or bear market. That’s because bonds can provide an essential measure of stability and capital preservation, especially when equity markets are volatile.\n\nAchieving the right fixed income allocation is always important. But with the U.S. economy in late-cycle territory, it’s critical for investors to ensure that core bond holdings provide balance to their portfolio. Investors don’t necessarily need to increase their bond allocation ahead of a recession, but they should make certain that their fixed income exposure provides elements of the four roles that bonds play: diversification from equities, income, capital preservation and inflation protection.\n\n9. What should you do to prepare for a recession?\n\nAbove all else, investors should stay calm and keep a long-term perspective when investing ahead of and during a recession. Emotions can be one of the biggest roadblocks to strong investment returns, and this is particularly true during periods of economic and market stress. As bottom-up investors, Capital Group doesn’t make explicit asset allocation recommendations. Still, our Model Portfolio Series can be a useful snapshot of examples of balance between U.S. equity, non-U.S. stocks and fixed income for various risk profiles and portfolio goals. Our investment team believes a balanced and broadly diversified portfolio is the best way to pursue strong investment results.",
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"If you’ve picked up anything from reading this guide, it’s probably that determining the exact start date of a recession is ultimately impossible. That’s why aggressive portfolio moves to time the market are rarely a wise decision.\n\nThe next recession will come eventually. According to our models, it could be in the next year or two. Whenever it starts, the best way to prepare for a recession is to make sure your portfolio is designed to be balanced enough to benefit from periods of growth before it happens, while being resilient during those inevitable periods of volatility.\n\nMore in this series: Upgrade your core portfolio Jared Franz is an economist covering the U.S. and Latin America. He has 15 years of investment experience. Prior to joining Capital in 2014, Jared was head of international macroeconomic research at Hartford Investment Management Company and an international and U.S. economist at T. Rowe Price. He holds a PhD in economics from the University of Illinois and a bachelor’s from Northwestern.\n\nDarrell Spence is an economist and research director with 26 years of experience. He earned a bachelor’s degree in economics from Occidental College. and is a CFA charterholder. Investments are not FDIC-insured, nor are they deposits of or guaranteed by a bank or any other entity, so they may lose value. Investors should carefully consider investment objectives, risks, charges and expenses. This and other important information is contained in the fund prospectuses and summary prospectuses, which can be obtained from a financial professional and should be read carefully before investing. Statements attributed to an individual represent the opinions of that individual as of the date published and do not necessarily reflect the opinions of Capital Group or its affiliates. This information is intended to highlight issues and should not be considered advice, an endorsement or a recommendation. American Funds Distributors, Inc., member FINRA. This content, developed by Capital Group, home of American Funds, should not be used as a primary basis for investment decisions and is not intended to serve as impartial investment or fiduciary advice. The Standard & Poor’s 500 Composite Index is a market capitalization-weighted index based on the results of approximately 500 widely held common stocks. The S&P 500 is a product of S&P Dow Jones Indices LLC and/or its affiliates and has been licensed for use by Capital Group.\n\nCopyright © 2019 S&P Dow Jones Indices LLC, a division of S&P Global, and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved. Redistribution or reproduction in whole or in part are prohibited without written permission of S&P Dow Jones Indices LLC. The Bloomberg Barclays U.S. Aggregate Index represents the U.S. investment-grade fixed-rate bond market. Bloomberg® is a trademark of Bloomberg Finance L.P. (collectively with its affiliates, “Bloomberg”).\n\nUse of this website is intended for U.S. residents only."
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"Most of you will agree that a face-off between Captain Marvel vs Hulk in a movie can be exciting. Superheroes taking down villains can be satisfying, but the idea of fighting each other can make everyone more curious about who's going to win.\n\nOur team spent 24 hours compiling information about Captain Marvel and Hulk to compare who's the strongest.\n\nCaptain Marvel or Hulk - Who Wins?",
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"Hulk and Captain Marvel are the major forces in the MCU and comics, and a face-off between the two strong superheroes most likely happens. Most fans will surely enjoy a duel between Captain Marvel vs. Hulk to see which superhero is the strongest.\n\nBoth superheroes do have a fair shot for being strong and reliable superheroes. And while they make a good team, fighting and hurting each other is never out of the picture. Bruce Banner fought against Carol in the comic version, so the next round in MCU movies can be really exciting to watch.\n\nCarol Danvers is a former Air Force Pilot and Intelligence Agent who pursued her dream of exploring space as a NASA Employee. However, after being exposed to the Tesseract explosion and being saved by Kree's blood, her life changed forever.\n\nCarol Danvers is Captain Marvel, and she became a half-breed Kree hero with extraordinary superpowers. She's one of the major forces of Avengers, and Kevin Feige revealed that she could be one of the strongest MCU characters we've seen.\n\nCaptain Marvel's main fighting skill is energy manipulation, where she absorbs her opponent's energy and turns it to her advantage. She does have powerful punching skills that can help her in her fight against Hulk.\n\nCarol Danvers has superhuman strength, speed, and durability that can keep up with Hulk's hitting powers. In addition, she can live and breathe in a different universe, and she's the only Avenger capable of doing that course.\n\nWhen Captain Marvel was exposed to the Tesseract explosion and proceeded to become a half-breed Kree, she became a powerful superhero. She can manipulate energy on the ground, flight in multiple ways, and be an orbit and space warrior outside the universe.\n\nShe can control God-like abilities and has healing powers like Hulk. Unlike Hulk, she has a unique seventh sense that can detect danger which helps her prepare for any attack.\n\nCaptain Marvel does not use any specific tool other than her superpowers. However, her intellectual skills can give her a high chance of defeating Hulk. She can be quick on her feet and provide brilliant strategies, which can be her edge over Hulk, who smashes everything to solve the problem.",
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"When it comes to hand-to-hand combat, Hulk wins this round. Captain Marvel is considered one of the strongest Avengers in Marvel comics and can throw stronger punches, but the effect on Hulk is unknown.\n\nHowever, the Hulk's impressive superhuman strength and speed of motion is a great advantage in any attack. If he is in his highest state of rage, he can produce destructible smashes and punches like She-Hulk that get enemies knocked out, and it will be hard to stand.\n\nIn Stealth fighting, Captain Marvel's abilities can outrank Hulk and his superhuman strength. While rage can make Hulk furious and powerful, the half-breed can manipulate energy and levitate.\n\nIt can be realized that Hulk's intellectual skill is not that high, and Carol wins a point on that part. Her speed and flying capabilities can be unnoticeable, especially if Hulk is throwing smashes everywhere.\n\nIs Captain Marvel stronger than Hulk?\n\nNo, Captain Marvel is not stronger than Hulk. Her strength level is at 800,000 tons, while Hulk's strength is so high that it is incalculable. In addition, Carol Danvers confirms that her power or other avengers like Thor is no match for gamma strength.\n\nWho would win in a fight, Hulk or Captain Marvel?\n\nHulk will win in the fight over Captain Marvel. Both heroes are immensely powerful, but the strength and durability of Hulk is a great advantage in the fight, just like what happened in the comics before.\n\nWhile many Marvel fans love the debate on who's the strongest Avenger, Captain Marvel made it clear that she is no match with the Hulk. As Hulk's rage rises, he can be stronger, which is why he is still the winner in this battle.\n\nHulk's power is limitless, and when he is injured, he becomes stronger. In addition, his skin regenerates, and he is invulnerable to any weapon making him immortal.\n\nAnyway, the Hulk action figure is available on our site, and you can head over to check it out along with other heroes and characters in the MCU.\n\nIf you're looking for Marvel toys and collectibles, check out Toynk."
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"Successful vessel performance outcomes do not happen by accident. They start with the analysis of a complete Vessel-Propulsor-Drive system model, and specifically one that faithfully reflects the ‘in-the-water’ function of the system’s components. And given that the Propulsor is the central element that connects the potential of the Drive with the demand of the Vessel, properly modelling a propeller is critical to a proper understanding of overall system performance, determining efficiency and engine load, analysing cavitation and blade area requirements, as well as predicting the environmental impacts of fuel consumption, greenhouse gas emissions, and even underwater noise.\n\nWhile propeller performance can be predicted using many different approaches, for system-level studies the ‘heavy lifting’ is still conducted with parametric propeller performance calculations such as those found in NavCad. These are often referred to as 1D calculations, reflecting their use of individual ‘whole propeller’ parameters, such as a parent blade style, diameter, pitch, blade area, and blade count. Higher order calculations that take into account local shape characteristics include 2D wake-adapted calculations such as PropElements, as well as 3D RANSE CFD calculations or other specialist propeller codes. Parametric methods are based on the dimensional analysis of the thrust and torque coefficients (KT-KQ) from model tests, and are collected, of course, into what we call propeller ‘series’.\n\n“Most published series were actually developed decades ago, which presents the conundrum – how can we use these series to faithfully model today’s contemporary propellers?”\n\nEach series has a single common parent blade style, with ducted propellers also having a shared nozzle style. There are many published series, but a few of the more popular are B Series, Gawn AEW/KCA, AU/MAU, and the Kaplan Ka/Kc ducted propeller series. Most published series were actually developed decades ago, which presents the conundrum – how can we use these series to faithfully model today’s contemporary propellers?\n\nThere are a number of strategies that can be applied to ensure that the relationships between speed, rpm, thrust, and power are properly represented in the Vessel-Propulsor-Drive system analysis. Let’s first discuss how contemporary propellers differ from traditional propeller series, using the well-known B Series for reference (Figure 1).\n\nFigure 1 – B Series: Contemporary propellers depart from the traditional series in a number of ways (Source: HydroComp)\n\nMany series were developed and tested using constant pitch. The four-blade B Series is an exception, with a slight reduction of pitch into the root. Contemporary propellers are largely of variable pitch so that they are adapted into the inflow. It is therefore necessary to determine a hydrodynamically significant mean effective pitch for the blade. This is found through a chord-radius integration of pitch. Utilities to calculate mean pitch can be found in all of HydroComp’s propeller design and analysis tools.\n\nContemporary propellers utilise a different foil section than traditional series. These section shapes are often designed for uniform chordwise pressure distributions, so that they can carry greater thrust loading without cavitation. This change in pressure distribution also leads to differences in lift and drag characteristics, which then make the propeller’s thrust, torque, and efficiency different from series propellers. This means that series KT-KQ curves need to be modified to suit.\n\nSection curvature is an important characteristic of new propeller designs. Traditional propellers often are based on ‘flat-faced’ designs, whereby the pressure ‘face’ flatly sits on the defined helix. This can be seen, for example, in the outer radii of the B Series. If thrust loading is pushed to the point of excessive cavitation, one design response can be to modify its pressure distribution by adding curvature to the trailing edge (cupping) or more broadly to the entire section (camber, illustrated in Figure 2). This also adds lift to the section and changes drag. Added cup or camber therefore shifts the KT-KQ curve for the same pitch value, so this would also require modification to the series KT-KQ values.\n\nSo, how do we respond to these differences between contemporary and series propellers? How can we continue to use traditional series appropriately? Well, there are three principal approaches utilised in NavCad to achieve this objective: 1. analytical corrections; 2. rudimentary KT-KQ correction factors; and 3. alignment to model test data or computations from higher order codes.\n\nFigure 2 – If thrust loading is pushed to the point of excessive cavitation, one design response can be to modify its pressure distribution by adding camber to the entire section (Source: HydroComp)\n\nNavCad provides explicit analytical predictions for the addition of cupping or camber to the traditional series. This is particularly useful for commercially available motor yacht and work boat propellers that are based on the flat-faced Gawn series. Many commercial variants have added camber (also called ’progressive pitch’), characterised in NavCad by an added ‘face camber ratio’. Analytical corrections are also available for differences in blade thickness.\n\nKT-KQ factors are just what they seem – user-entered multipliers and shifts to the series KT-KQ curves. Some correction factors are universal, such as a small reduction in KT for large CPP hubs, or a small increase in KQ for thick edges. Other factors can be estimated from a comparison to model tests or other references, such as factors to approximate the influence of differences in blade section foil shape.\n\nNavCad’s ‘Aligned Series’ option offers the most reliable and comprehensive way to predict the performance of contemporary propellers. That said, it does require one source of KT-KQ data from a model test or higher-order computation. Through the use of appropriate internal non-dimensional scaling functions for speed (including the effect of induced velocities) and KT-KQ, very accurate predictions can be achieved even when the number of blades, blade area, and pitch are different.\n\nIn summary, ensuring the highest fidelity in Vessel-Propulsor-Design system analysis requires proper modelling of the propulsor. For marine propellers, traditional propeller series can be effectively used when appropriate attributes, correction factors, or series alignment is applied.\n\nMr MacPherson is technical director of HydroComp, Inc, a research consultancy specialising in applied hydrodynamic and propulsion system simulation. Widely regarded as one of the industry’s foremost experts in analytical prediction methods for the performance of marine vehicles and propulsors, Mr MacPherson oversees all software product development and is principal investigator for engineering services. 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"Unopposed by a Republican in the general election, Pressley is expected to become the first female black congresswoman elected from the state. Many have compared her upset in Massachusetts to Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez’s defeat of longtime Democratic Rep. Joe Crowley in June. Ocasio-Cortez, a self-avowed Democratic Socialist, has drawn headlines over her progressive politics, as well as within the Jewish community over her controversial statements regarding Israel.\n\nPressley, who also has strong progressive views, has had a mixed recordon Israel that is drawing concern among Boston Jewish leaders.\n\nFor example, she supports a House bill introduced by Rep. Betty McCollum (D-Minn.) that would mandate the U.S. government cut its military assistance to Israel.\n\nThe Boston chapter of the Jewish Community Relations Council, which has had a good relationship with Pressley dating to her days as a Boston city councilwoman, defended the candidate over being endorsed by Ocasio-Cortez, who has been embraced by the BDS movement. (Capuano was endorsed by Massachusetts Peace Action, which also supports BDS.)\n\n“That’s a conversation we’re going to look forward to having with her,” said Burton. “She’s been open to having real and meaningful conversations with us on a variety of issues of concern to our community throughout her career.”\n\nHowever, unlike Ocasio-Cortez, Pressley opposes the BDS movement.\n\n“I do not support BDS as a means to achieve a two-state solution because I believe it does not acknowledge the efforts of those on the ground who are deeply committed to bringing peaceful coexistence to the region, and pushes Israelis and Palestinians farther away from the meaningful engagement and dialogue needed to empathize with each other’s struggle and acknowledge each other’s humanity,” Pressley states on her campaign website.\n\nRegarding Pressley being endorsed by Ocasio-Cortez, Burton said, “I’m interested in Ayanna Pressley as the person she is, not by the particulars of every single person who has endorsed her.”"
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"Labor Day weekend has long been considered the bottom of the trough as far as the movie box office has gone. Summer movies are ending, the fall Oscar season has yet to start and kids are going back to school. For these reasons, studios have viewed this weekend like Dracula does a vacation at Miami Beach; something to be avoided at all costs. As such, the current record holder for new films on this weekend is The Crow: City of Angels, with a measly $9.79 million. Of course, this is not the record for all films, as in 1999, The Sixth Sense pulled in $29 million in its fifth weekend of release. This number alone shows to me that this fear is generally unfounded; give the people something to watch on any weekend and they'll go see it. We've seen multiple records fall and new ground broken just this year, so why adhere to a rigid formula? Old habits die hard, of course.\n\nAmerican Pie 2 gets a chance to do what no movie since Meet the Parents has done; stay in first place at the box office for four straight weekends. As it cruises towards the $150-160 million total mark, this movie may in fact rival The Fast and the Furious for most profitable film of the summer, even as plans for a third film are dismissed, with cast costs generally cited as a reason. Returning films typically will earn 75 to 120% of their previous weekend over the four-day holiday weekend; I'm predicting AP2 to earn just slightly under the $12.5 mark it did last weekend.\n\nThe new film that hopes to challenge both for the number-one spot and the Labor Day opening weekend record is MGM's Jeepers Creepers. Receiving a measure of positive backing from horror aficionados, if not film critics, MGM is showing a great deal of support for the film by releasing it in 2,944 venues. With a cast that will be completely unknown to nearly everyone but fans of the TV series \"Ed,\" studio support is about all it has. It's also drawn a small measure of controversy, in that its director, Victor Salva, is a convicted pedophile. However, this seems to be less of an issue than with his previous film, Powder. Although I normally take the stance that any publicity is good publicity, this case is probably one where the studio would like as little said about the situation as possible. What they have concentrated on is effective, moody commercials, emphasizing critical support, most notably in the form of Clive Barker. The film should overcome its lack of a driving teen star and should end up at around $10.5 million for the weekend.\n\nThe other notable wide release this weekend is \"O,\" the oft-delayed modernization of Shakespeare's Othello. Originally scheduled to open in 1999, the release was postponed due to the Columbine massacre, then again due to a school shooting in San Diego. In the meantime, the original production company, Miramax, dumped the film in what some speculate was a political move by Harvey Weinstein. Lions Gate then picked up the film and finally gave it this release date. In the meantime, two of its leads have gone on to much greater success than could have been expected at the time; Josh Hartnett was one of the leads in this summer's blockbuster, Pearl Harbor, while Julia Stiles was in a number of medium-sized hits before having a breakout hit of her own this winter with Save the Last Dance. Lions Gate has a history of handling controversial films; last year they released American Psycho and in 1999, Dogma, another Miramax pickup. Arriving in approximately the same number of venues (1,434) as those two films, \"O\" shares more in common with American Psycho, at least on a superficial level. The violent nature of the film may make the controversy a much tougher sell (an irony, considering there is no controversy surrounding the violence in a movie like Jeepers Creepers) than if it were a comedy. TV commercials have not been very enlightening regarding the movie itself, choosing instead to focus on the attractive cast members (also including Mekhi Phifer). A four-day total of $5-6 million would likely be viewed as a fantastic success, given the struggles the film had simply to be released.\n\nJay and Silent Bob Strike Back is the most interesting film to watch of the other returning films, as it has the most to prove with regards to legs. The front-loaded nature of its weekend in general does not bode well for legs, but of all films, youth-skewing films are able to overcome this perceived handicap and show sustainability with their audience. Already Kevin Smith's largest opening, if Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back can hold steady at the box office, it will easily ensure that it will pass Dogma as Smith's highest total-grossing film. I think it will fall slightly short of that mark, slipping from its $11 million perch to slightly over $10 million. Also among returning films, The Others is showing a remarkable resilience, at least compared to most films this summer. With an infusion of yet more screens in its fourth weekend, it is likely to total around $10 million over the four-day weekend. Add that number to its cume and The Others should be headed on a collision course for a $80 million total."
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"The Equality Act must be stopped. It’s an attempt to make man equal to God by allowing man through the government, to redefine our Christian society as we know it. This is the ultimate in ‘cancel’ culture as it will cancel our first amendment rights of free speech, freedom of religion, and conscience rights.",
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"Over the years, court decisions such as the legalization of abortion and more recently legalization of same sex marriage have chipped away at Christianity. Despite these setbacks, Christians could count on their conscience rights and religious freedom to protect themselves from repercussions from these laws. The Equality Act will take a hammer to our country’s Judeo-Christian foundations and Constitutional rights and freedoms. This legislation is like a tank running over our rights.\n\nThe Equality Act will authorize the federal and local agencies to demand correct thought and action at work, school and church. It will require the ‘incense’ to Caesar in order to properly live in the new America. Do you think this is an exaggeration?\n\nThis legislation threatens all we hold dear as people of faith. Throughout history all recognized two sexes, male and female and Christians recognized a God who created them male and female. We will be told not only how we are to believe but those new beliefs will be reinforced in our daily lives.\n\nThe Equality Act also ignores the reality of science. Science affirmed the sexes as XY or XX but this legislation is allowing subjective thought to rule over objective reality. In so doing this Act ‘reimagines’ man and our society. This law no longer follows objective truth, instead it allows for a new creation, a new world.\n\nThe reimagined world will be one that renders biology meaningless. It codifies into law that you’re a bigot at best and a criminal at worst if you believe God and His biology, not gender identity, determine sex. The government will be empowered to persuade all to go along with this redefinition and media and big tech will oblige and ease the way for the destruction of what Christians throughout the centuries have always believed. It will make it difficult to live as a Christian in America. As C.S. Lewis wrote in the Abolition of Man, “For the power of Man to make himself what he pleases means, as we have seen, the power of some men to make other men what they please…” Ultimately, he writes, “Man’s final conquest has proved to be the abolition of Man.”\n\nUltimately, it makes the government god and cancels our rights as Christian people.\n\nAs the Act is currently written, it will designate anywhere that the public gathers, like schools, healthcare organizations, private establishments and even possibly churches as ‘public accommodations’ and as such any institution will be forced to accept government positions and mandates about sexual orientation and gender identity. This Act would be highly invasive and wide-ranging, mollifying people’s First Amendment rights and threatening every day speech, parental rights, with consequences that result in people being fined, or losing their jobs for using the wrong name or pronoun.\n\nThe Equality Act also aims to limit faith-based exemptions to nondiscrimination policy. Although it would leave in place the religious exemptions written into existing civil rights laws, it would prevent faith groups from using the Religious Freedom Restoration Act to fight for additional adjustments or defend themselves from discrimination-related lawsuits. “The Religious Freedom Restoration Act of 1993 shall not provide …a basis for challenging the application or enforcement” of this law, the Equality Act reads.\n\nHealthcare will be affected and limited to what the government decides is proper medicine. It will require doctors, regardless of their conscientious objection or best medical judgement, to perform irreversible gender-transition procedures on all including minors. Puberty blockers and cross-sex hormones will be easily accessible for all, including children. These hormones can have serious health effects, yet, doctors will be required to give to the children who want them without parental consent. Parents will no longer have a say in how to treat their child; instead, the medical professional will reinforce the child’s view and provide the medical procedure to enable that view.\n\nThe Equality Act will require a ban on any counseling intended to help children with gender dysphoria. Given that 80-95% of children eventually come to identify with their biological sex if they do not undergo social transition, employing federal law to ban counseling for children is a mistake.\n\nOur schools’ curriculum will be affected also. The bill ultimately, could lead to a nationwide mandate to incorporate sexual orientation and gender identity into the curriculum. A number of states already use similar curriculum including graphic and age-inappropriate sex education for children as young as kindergarten and requiring the inclusion of LGBT history! Locally we already see the incorporation of transgender information in our schools. Just last week the Westfield school board heard about these books that introduce transgender ideology in their schools.\n\nWe would also see the Act affect children at school in other ways. It would mandate that students who identify as transgender can access the opposite sex’s restrooms, locker rooms and showers, and allow biological males to compete in girls’ sports. We could see added to anti-bullying programs a requirement that all teachers and students must use the preferred names and pronouns of those who identify as transgender.\n\nAdoption, foster care and parental rights will be affected mandating a change in the child welfare system. Faith-based adoption and foster care providers would risk losing federal funds if they decline to place children with same sex couples. This denial of funds in turn may lead to these providers being forced to close, displacing thousands of children and further straining the system. Foster parents could also be required to affirm a foster child’s stated gender identity and barred from any efforts to help a child with gender dysphoria. There will be no agency able to make sure a foster or adopted child always has a mother and a father. Again, we’ve seen these fights at the state level but the Equality Act will legalize these issues for the whole country.\n\nThe government will become the new “morality police,” dictating to churches and other faith-based institutions who they can hire and how their facilities must be run, dictating to corporate human resource departments what is acceptable language and what is not, dictating to parents what we can teach our children so they can be accepted into our new reimagined society.\n\nThe Equality Act will create an onslaught of lawsuits with churches, businesses, non-profits, and parents being prosecuted if they don’t fall lock-step into a view of human sexuality that directly contradicts orthodox biblical teaching. Disagreement on important moral and biological issues is not discrimination but the Equality Act turns intellectual and moral debate into “hate” punishable by both state and federal governments.",
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"The birds in this part of Florida\nhave found a way around the cliche\nand we are thankful they have done so.\n\nAs we saw last week when\nthe neighbor’s yard was regraded,\nand before the new sod arrived,\nthe “soil” was mostly sand\nand there was not a worm\nto be found anywhere.\n\nYet the birds, early and late\ngot all they wanted to eat,\nfor their meals are insects\nso from now on I shall have\nno alternative but to work\nto death the phrase, “the early\nbird catches a few insects.”\n\nDo you think it will get any traction?",
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"I am told that I should write\nabout my origins, that is the stuff\nthat long poems are made of, or\nrather the soil from which they bloom.\n\nI have written about my birth mother\nand visited her grave in West Virginia\nseen those of my grandparents, met\na cousin, I’ve written all of that.\n\nSo its time to write about\nmy birth father, about the places\nhe was as a child, a young man,\nwhere he is buried, dead long before\n\nI discovered his existence, our link,\nbut I know nothing of Burlington,\nor Camden and my passing knowledge\nof New Jersey is limited\nto Newark and its airport.\n\nThat is hardly the stuff of great poetry\nor even mediocre memoir, so he\nwill be nothing more than a picture\nof a gravestone in a national cemetery.",
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"Dato’ Carl Bek-Nielsen was born in 1973 and is a Danish citizen with a permanent resident status in Malaysia. He is Chairman of the Board in UIE.\n\nHe finished his Bachelor’s degree in agricultural science at the Royal Danish Veterinary and Agricultural University in 1997.\n\nHe started his career in United Plantations Berhad (“UP”) in 1993 as a cadet planter, and was trained at the UIE (M) Sdn. Bhd. estate. He left the company in 1994, to pursue his tertiary education in Denmark. After finishing his studies, he resumed his career in UP as Corporate Affairs Officer in the company in 1997. He is involved in several aspects of the palm oil industry; he is a member of the boards of The Malaysian Palm Oil Promotion Council and The Malaysian Palm Oil Association, among others, while also being in charge of the UP’s overall business operations. In 2000, he was promoted to Executive Director (Corporate Affairs) in UP. On 9 November 2004, he also became Director-in-charge for the subsidiary company Unitata Berhad. On 1 January 2013, Dato’ Carl Bek-Nielsen was appointed to his current position of Chief Executive Director in UP.\n\nHe was first appointed Director of UIE’s board in June 1998, and on 14 June 2005 he was promoted to his present position as Chairman. In 2003, he was appointed to the board of Aarhus United A/S which in 2005 merged with Karlshamn AB to form AarhusKarlshamn AB (“AAK”). Dato’ Carl Bek-Nielsen retired from AAK’s board of directors in May 2013.\n\nDato’ Carl Bek-Nielsen’s other management positions and organizational tasks include the position as Director-in-charge of Unitata Berhad and chairmanships in the Research and Development Committee MPOA, and for MPOC Regional Marketing Committee for Europe.\n\nDato’ Carl Bek-Nielsen is the son of Ybhg. Tan Sri Dato’ Seri B. Bek-Nielsen, founder of UIE and brother to Martin Bek-Nielsen, who is Deputy Chairman of the Board.\n\nMr. Martin Bek-Nielsen was born in 1975 and is a Danish citizen with a permanent resident status in Malaysia.\n\nHe is Deputy Chairman of the Board in UIE.\n\nMr. Martin Bek-Nielsen served his military service at the Jutland Dragoon Regiment “Jydske Dragonregiment” from 1994 until 1995.\n\nIn 1995 he received his initial training as Cadet Planter in United Plantations (“UP”).\n\nIn 1996, he moved to Denmark to pursue his tertiary education at the Royal Danish Veterinary and Agricultural University, and finished his Bachelor’s degree in agricultural economics in 1999. After finishing his studies, he returned to Malaysia to pursue his career with UP. In August 2000, he was appointed to the Board of UP and in 2001 he was appointed to the position of Executive Director.\n\nOn 20 February 2003, Mr. Martin Bek-Nielsen was promoted to his current position as Executive Director (Finance and Marketing) and on 9 November 2004, he was appointed Commercial Director of Unitata Berhad, a subsidiary company of UP.\n\nIn 2003, he was appointed to the board of Aarhus United A/S which in 2005 merged with Karlshamn AB to form AarhusKarlshamn AB (“AAK”). Mr. Martin Bek-Nielsen stepped down from the Board of AAK in 2013 in conjunction with UIE’s exit as a major shareholder in AAK.\n\nIn 2004, he was appointed Director of UIE’s Board, and on 14 June 2005, he was promoted to his current position as Deputy Chairman of UIE’s board.\n\nMr. Martin Bek-Nielsen is the son of Ybhg. Tan Sri Dato’ Seri B. Bek-Nielsen, founder of UIE and brother to Dato´ Carl Bek-Nielsen, who is Chairman of the Board.\n\nMr. John Goodwin was born in South Africa in 1944. After finishing his schooling in Cape Town, he qualified with an economics degree and thereafter was admitted to the South African Institute of Chartered Accountants in 1968.\n\nIn 1969, he immigrated to the United Kingdom. After two years with an international firm of chartered accountants, he then spent 12 years in investment banking, specializing in corporate finance, working in London, with Accepting House Arbuthnot Latham & Co, in the UK, then as Chief Executive of Chartered Merchant Bankers and in Australia as head of the Standard Chartered Bank’s Corporate Finance Advisory activities in the country.\n\nIn 1984 he was appointed to the Board of Aarhus Oliefrabrik A/S (which later changed name to Aarhus United A/S), and in 1993, he was appointed Managing Director of the company, a position he relinquished in 1997. During this time he became reasonably fluent in the Danish language. John Goodwin is still Member of the Board of AAK (in 2005 Aarhus United A/S and Karlshamn AB merged to form AAK).\n\nMr. John Goodwin served on the Board of Fediol in 1993-95, was President of the Federation of Oils and Fats Associations in 1996-97 and was appointed President of The International Association of Seedcrushers (“IASC”) – an umbrella organisation serving the interests of the global oilseeds industry for a three year period commencing in March 2003.\n\nMr. John Goodwin served as Board Member of Mariana Resources Limited, a mining company listed on AIM, London until July 2018.\n\nAt the Company’s Ordinary General Meeting on 10 June 2009, Mr. John Goodwin retired his position as the Company’s Managing Director, after more than 26 years in UIE. He is, however, still Member of the Board.\n\nMr Bent Mahler was born in Grenaa, Denmark in 1960, and is a Danish citizen.\n\nAfter his military service with the Royal Danish Guards in 1980, he pursued training in the agricultural field, and in 1983 he completed a two-year (MAST International) agricultural exchange programme sponsored by the University of Minnesota, USA.\n\nIn 1989 he completed four years of agri-business studies and graduated with an Export Engineer in Agriculture qualification at Nordic Agricultural Academy in Odense, Denmark. In 1997 he earned his off-campus MBA degree from Henley Management College/Brunel University in Great Britain.\n\nHe started his career in UIE’s subsidiary company United International Enterprises (M) (“UIEM”) in Malaysia in 1989 as Assistant Manager. From 1990 to 1992 he held the position of Field Manager at UIEM, after which he was promoted to the position of Manager, which he held from September 1992 to September 2003. He represented the company in Perak State Planting Association from 1997 until 2003.\n\nHe was appointed Non-Executive Director at Howard Alatpertanian Sdn. Bhd. in 1994, a position he held until the end of 2014.\n\nFrom October 2003 to 2006, he acted as Consultant General Manager (Asia Pacific) for Anitox Corporation, a US company that specialises in manufacturing clean feed additives. He was appointed General Manager, Asia Pacific, in 2006 and held this position until 2007 when he became a member of Anitox’s global management team and assumed the position of Director, Asia Pacific, which he held until August 2010.\n\nHe remains active in the agro industrial, natural resources and food/feed ingredient supply and service sectors, in Asia Pacific in particular from his Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia base.",
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"After his banking education and 5 years of financial management, Mr. Balle started at Aarhus Oliefabrik A/S in 1990 as raw material trader of vegetable oils globally. In 2000 he entered the company management, serving as Trading Director. In 2004 he was promoted to a role as Managing Director, the company now renamed to Aarhus United A/S.\n\nIn 2001, Mr. Balle graduated from SIMI in Copenhagen with a diploma MBA in Food & Beverage Innovation.\n\nWhen Aarhus United A/S merged with Swedish Karlshamns AB in 2005 and became AAK AB, he entered a position as Vice President, being a member of the Group Management, adding the global business responsibility for the Chocolate & Confectionery Division.\n\nIn 2010, Mr. Balle left AAK to join the privately owned Danish logistics company Frode Laursen Group of companies where he was part of the executive board of several holding and subsidiary companies.\n\nIn 2019, Mr. Balle resigned from Frode Laursen Group of Companies and he is now pursuing a career as board professional.\n\nIn June 2018, Mr. Jørgen Balle became a member of the Board of United Plantations Berhad.\n\nMr. Frederik Steen Westenholz was born in 1971 and a Danish Citizen. He is a Director of the Board of UIE.\n\nMr. Frederik Steen Westenholz served his military service as a sergeant at the Guard Hussar Regiment in Denmark “Gardehussarregimentet” from 1992-1993.\n\nIn 1994, he started at the Copenhagen Business School, where he finished his Bachelor’s degree in Business Administration in 1997.\n\nDuring the period September to December 1997, he completed an internship at United Plantations Berhad and United International Enterprises in Malaysia.\n\nIn 1998-1999, he finished his Master’s in Financial Management from the University of Queensland in Australia.\n\nMr. Frederik Westenholz has since then worked in the American consulting firm Accenture from 2000-2002 and as International Marketing Manager at the Danish medical device company Coloplast from 2003-2005.\n\nIn 2006-2014, he was Director in EFT, a company that focus on import and export of airplanes within the European Union as well as procurement of structured finance and insurance solutions.\n\nHe previously served as Chairman of the Board in Blue Vision A/S. At present, he is on the boards of Environment Solutions A/S, Eagle Rocks A/S and UIE Ltd.\n\nMr. Frederik Westenholz has competencies within International Sales, Marketing and Finance as well as experience with managing companies and start-ups.\n\nMr. Harald Sauthoff was born in Germany in 1955.\n\nAfter his business management education, he started his professional career in 1974 working as a Procurement Manager for the consumer goods manufacturer Henkel KGaA in Germany until 2000.\n\nWhen working for the private equity-owned chemical company of Cognis from 2000-2010, he became part of the senior management team and had various assignments in Supply Chain, Procurement and Business Management of the Care Chemical business of Cognis.\n\nWhen BASF acquired Cognis in 2010, he was appointed Vice President Global Procurement for the vegetable oil and oleochemical value chain into the company’s Personal Care business.\n\nAmong other duties he served as President of FOSFA International from 2004-2006 and as an independent director of the board of AAK, Sweden.\n\nHis experience and expertise in international trading in the vegetable oil markets and his focus on the implementation of sustainability into the tropical oil supply chain made him a regular speaker at international conferences of the palm oil industry and multi-stakeholder platforms such as the Roundtable of Sustainable Palm Oil.\n\nAs of October 2017, Mr. Harald Sauthoff retired from his commercial duties as BASF Vice President Global Procurement after 45 years serving in the chemical and consumer goods manufacturing industry."
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"Hey, there’s nothing wrong with being one of the most mature signs in the entire zodiac: what do you say, let’s check today’s ranking together?\n\nLet’s face it: you can’t always and only be an eternal Peter Pan, don’t you think?\nToday we decided to ask the stars and planets to help us make the list of all those zodiac signs that cannot really help but make us understand how much they have grown .\nIt’s okay that being eternal children is not healthy but also exaggerating and being too mature … it could become a problem, right?\n\nThe most mature signs of the zodiac: here is the ranking of today’s horoscope\n\nDid it ever happen to you, especially as a child, to receive compliments on how mature you were ?\n\nWell then in all likelihood you are in our ranking today ! We decided to find out which are the most mature signs of the zodiac . Yes, we are talking about all those people who seem to have never been children or who, after a certain age, have started to behave as if they were Heads of State or very important bankers. (Hey, someone has to become a very important banker and Head of State, in life: we see that the most mature zodiac signs of the horoscope are well addressed, right?).\n\nHow about: let’s find out who is in the top five immediately ?\n\nThose born under the sign of Taurus are people who yearn , almost spasmodically, for maturity .\nThe Taurus , in fact, is a sign that not only is it mature that it wants to be at all costs!\n\nThat’s why, as soon as Taurus is in a position to show everyone how mature he is… well, he will! Taurus fill their mouths with commitments, complicated issues, deadlines and sufferings for the sole purpose of showing you how much more mature they are… than you!\n\nThose born under the sign of Aries are people who absolutely ” become ” mature from a moment onwards.\nPrecisely what this moment is, we can’t tell you: it varies from Aries to Aries but we can assure you that it will always catch you off guard!\n\nOne night Aries are real party animals , who complain to you because you don’t want to go out seven nights a week. The next day, the Aries have become mature: they only complain about checking accounts, subsidized rates and the hours of work they have to do. They talk about tiles and bachelor party gifts and don’t want to go wild anymore!\n\nVirgo has always been an extremely mature sign. There is a reason, in fact, if she does not appear in the ranking of the least mature zodiac signs of the whole horoscope !\nThose born under the sign of Virgo are generally very organized people , always precise and lovers of concrete results.\n\nThis is why Virgo is a sign that there is absolutely no problem in ” maturing ” immediately, looking down on anyone who is playful, carefree or does not constantly try to sign a mortgage to buy a house.\nDear Virgo, it’s okay to be mature but don’t show it off too much in front of others!\n\nEven those born under the sign of Scorpio are extremely mature people, who do not waste much time on trifles and entertainment.\nHey, don’t get us wrong: Scorpios are people who know how to have fun but who always (and perhaps rightly) think about putting important things first.\n\nTheir way of doing, their seriousness and concreteness and their success in practically all areas of life is due precisely to the fact of how mature they are. Scorpios\nare people who never hold back from work, who take their responsibilities and who never stop evolving… and maturing!\n\nAquarius: first place in the ranking of the most mature signs of the zodiac\n\nAt the top of our ranking today, we have a surprise. Dear Aquarius , you are the most mature zodiac signs in the whole horoscope !\n\nAquarians are people who generally had to mature very early. Taking on so many problems and complications that, perhaps, sometimes not even concern the Aquarius in the first place, those born under this sign are almost obliged to mature. They always have everything under control, a plan B just in case and always think about any problem, solving it even before it can be created. More mature than that!"
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"Burney Falls is a waterfall in the Cascade volcano range, located in California’s McArthur-Burney Falls Memorial State Park. Upon seeing the falls, President Theodore Roosevelt proclaimed them “the Eighth Wonder of the World,” which is a pretty bold assertion, but who am I to question Teddy Roosevelt, America’s consummate badass?\n\nWell, not ones to be deterred by uncooperative conditions, we decided to keep driving (it’s almost like this trip was some sort of Iron Man endurance event…for Bill’s Prius) until we found something worth shooting in that weather. With the snow hot on our tails, we headed to a lower elevation, hoping to find something that might look cool in the rain. Enter McArthur-Burney Falls Memorial State Park.\n\nWhile doing on the fly research, I stumbled upon the Theodore Roosevelt quote, and put it on a list of places we might hit on the way back. As our options dwindled that final Sunday morning, it moved to the top of the list. Everyone knows Theodore Roosevelt as one of our greatest Presidents, but few know that he was also the original Captain Planet, leading the real-life Planeteers alongside John Muir’s Beard (the original Gaia, spirit of the Earth).",
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"Upon parking the car somewhere along the road in the middle of nowhere, Bill and I looked at each other and wondered which of Kwame’s plants Teddy Roosevelt was smoking when he proclaimed Burney Falls the Eighth Wonder of the World. With no mountains around and a relatively tame-looking wooded area, it was hard to believe that this waterfall could be all that impressive.\n\nStill, we pressed on, making a short hike past the Pacific Crest Trail and a small stream before arriving in the parking lot for McArthur-Burney Falls Memorial State Park. D’oh. We could have parked there and cut out like .5 miles off our hike. (Lesson: enter the full State Park name in Google Maps, because Burney Falls will take you to a random pullout on Clark Creek Road–park at the State Park itself to avoid extra walking.)\n\nFrom the State Park’s lot, the path to the waterfall was right there, easily accessible for anyone. Almost as soon as we started wandering down this path, we could hear Burney Falls, and shortly thereafter, we saw it. Framed by foliage from above, with some a thin layer of fog near the trees above the falls, it was stunning.\n\nTo be sure, it’s nowhere near as grandiose as Yosemite Falls, or myriad other tall waterfalls in California, Oregon, or Washington, but equals the best of them in terms of sheer beauty. It seems to flow from multiple sources, as if running down from a porous landscape above that can’t contain the flow of the water.\n\nIt seems that way probably because that is what the waterfall is doing. The landscape around Burney Falls has been shaped by volcanic activity and erosion, which undoubtedly play a role in the unique flow of the water here.",
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"All told, I would recommend Burney Falls if you’re already going to be in the area, but I wouldn’t make some epic 15-hour pilgrimage to it. Expect to spend anywhere from 15 minutes to an hour at Burney Falls, with the higher end only really being necessary if you want to spend an inordinate amount of time taking photos. It’s really easy to get out of your car, walk to an overlook, and walk right back. This is an incredibly easy quick pit stop with a very rewarding view, but nothing to which you should devote a ton of time.\n\nThere really aren’t good paths around the falls, so in terms of Burney Falls itself, that’s about all you can do. However, like any State Park, there’s more to do here than Burney Falls, and you could make a half day or day out of hiking, but I can’t speak to the quality of any of that. It looked to me like fairly average forest that you could find just about anywhere, but I also didn’t expect a stunning waterfall to be hidden in that forest, so what do I know?\n\nWho knows what else is hiding in there–maybe some cool rock formations…or unicorns! Personally, I wouldn’t take the time to find out unless you’re camping at McArthur-Burney Falls Memorial State Park for a respite from more popular locations. Anyone else should head to Lassen Volcanic National Park for surefire excellent hiking and scenery instead, and visit here specifically for Burney Falls.\n\nIf you’re planning a California road trip or vacation, check out my California category of posts for other things to see and do. For photo licensing inquires, please contact me.\n\nIf you enjoyed this post, please use the sharing buttons above to help spread the word via social media. I greatly appreciate it!\n\nWhat do you think of Burney Falls? Is it Eighth Wonder quality? Have you visited McArthur-Burney Falls Memorial State Park? Any other recommendations? I love hearing from readers, so please share your thoughts on this or anything else, or questions you have in the comments!",
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