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Estimates hold that 5G connectivity will save individuals roughly 23 hours of loading time for browsing social media, gaming, streaming music, and downloading videos. Additionally, 5G will introduce new channels for content producers to connect with consumers. According to a study conducted by consulting firm Ovum, the global media industry is poised to gain $765 billion in cumulative revenue from new services and applications catalyzed by 5G connectivity.\n\nIn the 1980s, the invention of a gene-editing process enabled researchers to alter the DNA of certain organisms. This process was inherently long, costly, and slow. The CRISPR system is a powerful protein-based gene-editing technique, adapted from a naturally occurring genome editing system in bacteria and eukaryotes. Today, CRISPR represents a massive leap forward in gene-editing, increasing speed, lowering difficulties, and reducing costs. CRISPR is uniquely disruptive for the biotechnology industries it has widely commercialized the process, increasing the availability and affordability of gene-editing. Director of Rosential Basic Medical Sciences Research Center James Haber commented, “[CRISPR] effectively democratized the technology so that everyone is using it. It’s a huge revolution.” Through this innovation, researchers are modifying crops to increase yields, engineering treatments to dangerous diseases, and developing advanced cancer treatments, with even more to come. Patents with CRISPR and funding for companies with CRISPR have accumulated massive fundings, pointing to its high potential. Recently, CRISPR has propelled breakthroughs—the first U.S. Cancer patients were treated using CRISPR in late April of this year.\n\nLIDAR, which stands for Light Detection and Ranging, is a remote sensing method that utilizes light as a pulsed laser to measure ranges and variable distances to Earth. LIDAR instruments are primarily composed of lasers, scanners, and specialized GPS receivers. LIDAR projects a laser beam and records its travel time to determine the distance of items. Ultimately, LIDAR has allowed for increased efficiency in mapping larger areas and sending back thousands of detailed data points. The new technology has contributed greatly to the availability of high quality maps such as Google Maps. Additionally, LIDAR technology has been crucial to the development of driverless vehicles. As of last year, MIT developed “LIDAR on a chip” that is positioned to disrupt 3D scanning on various levels.\n\nAutonomous vehicles are also positioned for immense disruption—many view driverless vehicles as the catalyst for a third transportation phenomenon—revolutionizing almost everything from the traditional ways roads are structured to attributes of the whole industry. In effect, autonomous vehicles have been predicted to antiquate traditional road infrastructure, vehicles, and other related services. It enables large volume of transportation for commercial, delivery, and miscellaneous services to be done during off-peak nights, reducing traffic jams. Autonomous vehicles have also been predicted to support the growth of new modes of transportation, and reduce the need for both cars-for-hire and taxis, all the while incentivising the development of new business models.\n\nGenerative Adversarial Networks (GANs) are deep neural net architectures consisting of two nets, one pitted against the other. One neural network, known as the generator, generates new data instances. On the other hand, the complementary network, known as the discriminator, evaluates them for authenticity. GANs hold an instrumental potential use-case since their unique cross-adversarial functionality creates a ‘Min-Max-game’ that enables the architecture to mimic any distribution of data. The generator strives to minimize the success value of the discriminator, while the discriminator strives to maximize the value of the data points. Through this, they can be taught to create and implicate worlds eerily similar to the world we live in – be it music, speech, images, or prose. GANs are especially disruptive because they have made strides in the way they conceptualize abstract elements, highly resemblant of the way the human mind does. GAN’s strong conceptualization capabilities enable them to deduce human truths about our world through inference. For instance, GAN has created fake, yet realistic world images of buildings without understanding not to place building foundations in the sky.\n\nClearly, with the ever-accelerating pace of human innovation, our future is unknown. 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When it came to software for my own business, of course it had to be Quill!”\n\n12 years on, still using Interactive, despite never having had any complaints, Ash began to wonder if some of Quill’s younger competitors may have more to offer in terms of technology advancements. Her speculation resulted in a software swap out which failed for a multitude of reasons and migration back to Quill, all within a 6-month probation period.\n\n“As human beings, we’re conditioned to ponder if the grass is greener elsewhere,” continues Ash. “It’s part of our natural curiosity. I thought perhaps newer entrants to the legal software market may have bigger ideas and better solutions. The salespeople at the alternative supplier led us to believe this was the case. Unfortunately, the promises made during the sales pitch proved to be false. The replacement system was mis-sold, caused us no end of problems and didn’t last long. Thankfully Quill helped us pick up the pieces and converted us back to Interactive with Pinpoint outsourced cashiering support.”\n\nDuring the time Ash was using the competitive system, she and her secretary faced a series of negative encounters with the software and support services.\n\n“There was such an overwhelming volume of mishaps, it’s hard to know where to start,” states Ash. “First, there’s the contract. We were assured we’d signed for 12 months but the very small print turned out to be 3-year terms. Migration was free but the contract didn’t state we’d be charged £5k if we subsequently changed our minds. We were told the accounts module was fully integrated but it was a separate, standalone system with another independent company and training on its functionality wasn’t part of the financial package we’d apparently agreed upon.\n\n“Second, there’s the software itself. We had VAT issues due to rounding up of units of time logged and VAT being applied to each individual item; the scanning facility was unusable because of missing or strike-through text appearing in scanned documents; printing didn’t work properly as the system wanted an American setting; email transfer of draft documents only allowed for PDFs which meant they became un-editable by the recipient; the legal forms were out of date and didn’t auto-populate; plus a whole catalogue of other complaints that I won’t go into here.\n\n“Third, there are the people. For technical support, I’d get offered a different resolution to the same query via phone and online chat. Job titles seemed to change fairly frequently too so I was passed around with no one seemingly willing to take responsibility to help me out. At one point, I was instructed to simply get used to the system myself and stop asking questions. They were untrustworthy and rude which is the antithesis of what you need in these situations.”\n\nWhen Ash realised her judgement error, she contacted Quill and made arrangements to re-implement Interactive with additional back-up in the form of Quill’s Pinpoint outsourced legal accounts service.\n\n“After a few months using different software, switching back to Quill again became imperative”, concludes Ash. “With Interactive 4, Quill has proved it is not complacent with R&D. We’ve got a system that works with efficiency and control of documents, matters and accounts via the cloud so everything’s instantly accessible, even from the courtroom.\n\n“Quill’s biggest stand-out trait is its staff. Everyone is courteous, responsive and helpful. In particular that includes the receptionist, our designated cashier, client liaison personnel, salespeople and MD. Employees are loyal to Quill and Quill is loyal to its clients. The relationships are there. 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"av Simon Stalenhag\nInbunden Engelska, 2018-09-06\n199\nKöp\nSpara som favorit\nFinns även som\nVisa alla 2 format & utgåvor\nStranger Things meets On the Road in this hypnotic, lavishly illustrated novel. Set in a post-apocalyptic 1997, The Electric State is the story of Michelle who, accompanied by her toy robot Skip, sets out across the western United States in a stolen car to find her missing brother. Told in achingly melancholy, spare prose and featuring almost a hundred gorgeous, full-colour illustrations, The Electric State is a novel like no other. Rights in The Electric State have already sold in thirteen territories and Deadline reports that the film rights were snapped up by the Russo Brothers' production company (Captain America: The Winter Soldier and Captain America: Civil War) with Andy Muschietti (Mama, It) attached to direct.\nVisa hela texten\n\nSimon Stalenhag (b. 1984) is the internationally acclaimed author, concept designer and artist behind Tales from the Loop and Things from the Flood. His highly imaginative images and stories depicting illusive sci-fi phenomena in mundane, hyper-realistic Scandinavian and American landscapes have made Stalenhag one of the most sought-after visual storytellers in the world. Tales from the Loop was ranked one of the \"10 Best Dystopias\" by The Guardian, along with such works as Franz Kafka's The Trial and Andrew Niccol's Gattaca."
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"Believe it or not, the title for this week’s blog came to me as I revisited a page in my journal which catalogued an early morning conversation I had with God around 5:00 a.m. on Thursday, December 2, 2004.\n\nAfter being gently awaken, I just laid there silently. My mind vividly recalled the stirring testimonies of the night before at our Wednesday night prayer meeting. Passages from Ezekiel and Isaiah were read during the closing and I began to reflect on them as I lied awake.\n\nOut of nowhere I ‘felt’ a voice say, “My Child, you have to become your title…”Board of Christian Education.” At first, I was confused and had no idea why my mind spoke to me in that fashion. Suddenly, my subconscious was at work and reminded me that ever since the last Board meeting on November 13th, which I was a newly elected member of, I had been asking the Lord to speak to me concerning the question put to us by our president. Her inquiry to us was what concerted new ideas would we be bringing to the table that would foster constructive change in the turbulent operations of various departments/ministries in the church family.\n\nDuring those following nineteen days after that meeting I had received nothing from on high! Then, finally, that morning (in God’s time), He decided to answer.\n\n“Is that You, Lord?” I said with excitement, and immediately grabbed my Bible and turned to the book of Ezekiel. As I read Chapter 2 in it’s entirety, the Lord spoke again.\n\n“Ezekiel’s life was a living parable or object lesson for the people. And, Daughter of Education, I see you as I see Ezekiel. A representative of Who is to come. For I call Ezekiel, Ben Adam–which is when translated, Son of Man. Now, Daughter of Education, get up, wake up, get a pen and write. I am sending you to the children of this church, a rebellious congregation, who have rebelled against Me. They and their fathers, like in the days of Ezekiel, have transgressed against Me to this day.”\n\nSo when I heard Him, I grabbed a pen and a piece of paper and I begin to write. But then I said, “Oh, Lord, how have we rebelled against You?” I did not hear or ‘feel’ anybody speak, but my spirit nudged me and caused me to have a fixation on the expression in the bible that referred to ‘eat the word.’\n\n(From that time forward, whenever I was asked to pray for the congregation, I would always include those words…’eat the word’. In addition, I personally began to ‘eat the word’. I truly believed by doing so I was in training to become all that God intended for me in the household of faith, Obviously, I was reminded spiritually, leaders are made not born.)\n\nThen God said to me, “The Word I have for the Board of Christian Education is one of encouragement. Persons on the Board are to see themselves as a Jeremiah and as an Ezekiel. Both of these men’s messages to My people were proclamations. Their preaching was laced with future event happenings. Both of these men’s messages were warnings to the people, telling them to get ready for things to come.\n\nSo, when their prophecies did not happen in the time frame that suited the people, the people began to shut their ears and mock Ezekiel and Jeremiah and call them a bunch of names and hoped they would stumble in everything they did.\n\nEven though both men were My appointed and ordained priests they were also human; their feelings were hurt and their personage was wounded. Instead of getting angry at the people, they got angry with Me. Jeremiah said, ‘I will not make mention of HIM.’",
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"Should I sleep alone more often?\n\nWhen I was still in a monogamous relationship of two and lived with my partner, the question hardly occupied me. There was a bedroom and a living room. This did not leave much room to ask oneself whether one would not rather sleep alone the coming night. Sure, sometimes one person drove out of town and you had to sleep alone, but that had very little to do with the fact that you actively decided to spend the night alone.\n\nWhen I was in a still monogamous relationship, but we had decided against living together, the question was more obvious and yet we slept together every night. Why? Because it just felt nicer next to each other instead of sleeping alone. We seldom felt the need not to be together. I don’t think we would have given ourselves the space to say if one of us would like to sleep alone. That wasn’t a question that was raised, maybe one that wasn’t really okay?\n\nSince I have had poly relationships, I have also had other conversations about needs. I can’t say exactly what it is. Perhaps the fact that several people are involved and everyone tries to take each other into account by often talking about needs. Maybe it’s also because I don’t want to get back to the point where it’s okay to take things for granted and demand things from the other person every day, regardless of my poly-relationships. I think it can be both relieving and tiring to answer a seemingly small question every day: “Would you rather sleep alone today? Relieving, because every day I can decide for myself what feels good and nobody takes this decision away from me. Exhausting, because it is easy to do the same thing every day without having to ask yourself every day what you really want. I know both sides and I can understand both sides well.\n\nThe highlight of all this is that I very often come to the conclusion that I have no need to sleep alone. Since I am now with two people who regularly feel the need to be alone or sleep alone, I wonder why I much less often feel the need for it. Apart from the fact that it feels partly like a rejection when I realize that I would rather sleep together, the clearly more difficult part is questioning my own needs. Am I more dependent on them and don’t want to sleep alone? Do I have to want to? Is it weird that I don’t want to? Do you appreciate sleeping together more if you sleep alone regularly?\n\nI don’t think I value it any less just because it happens so often, after all I choose it every day. I realize, however, that the break, even if I would not choose to be the one, contributes to the fact that I have the possibility of missing my partners. And sometimes I like to miss people because I then actively notice how much I actually like them. Through my relationships I also realize that I am a person who does not need much time alone. I like to take time for myself from time to time and enjoy it very much, but I don’t need it often, at least less often than my relationships. I would currently see myself on a “being alone” scale, where 1=I like to be alone most of the time and 10= I prefer to be around people most of the time, on a 6 or 7. Such scales sometimes help me a lot to put my own needs into words, especially when I can relate to other people and their needs. Sure, a number is pretty meaningless when it stands alone. But when you start talking about what actually stands behind them, they can be very meaningful.\n\nNowadays I am mostly (except in moments when I am questioning everything about myself anyway) convinced that it is perfectly okay to have different needs than my partners, as long as I can respect it and accept that my need not to sleep alone cannot be met every now and then. The question seems so small and yet it reflects so much for me; the way people talk about needs, what it actually means to spend time alone and whose needs can be met when. In the end, I believe that such small, everyday questions can give many indications of what is important in relationships and where one would locate oneself.\n\nThe advantage of being Jewish on Christmas."
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"Off the beaten path scifi movies\n\nWhat are your top 5 or 10 scifi movies you like that may not be well known? I am trying to get ideas since I have fallen way behind in movie watching. For instance, BigDave and ninXeno426 recommended Ex Machina and I watched and enjoyed it. I can only think of three at the moment but feel free to list your favourites.\n\n3. Overdrawn at the Memory Bank MST3K edition (funny rif***e and not a terrible movie on its own)\n\n87 Responses to Off the beaten path scifi movies\n\nI forgot to mention Them.\n\nOf course thumbs up on Ex Machina!Some i dig that are a little obscure are:1. A Scanner Darkly:2.Pandorum:3.Air(i think I've mentioned that one)4.Moon. 5.Dredd(think i mentioned this one too)I'll come back with more,I gotta list\n\nMy dad gave me a ton of DVDs when he had to move and didn't have space to keep them. Moon might be in there. That is where I found Equilibrium.\n\nLol just noticed I wasn't the only one to mention Moon\n\nI will have to rummage through those dvds again. There are almost 300 and many of them are not for me or I have them already.\n\nI am finally watching Arrival tonight on Prime!\n\nI will. Most forum members will roll their eyes and say You only saw it NOW?\n\nYour not alone lol.Actually i saw some one ripping it on one of the Life threads.\n\nWe are entitled to our opinions. If I'm feeling it, I'm going to watch and judge for myself. It's all good and I went OT on my own thread. How is that for setting an example?\n\nIt happens lol.Back on topic.The Signal(2007)\n\nImpostor with the guy that comes out in the CSI show\n\nI love THEM, it's a classic!\n\nBUG [1970's movie with Bradford Dillman creating hybrid ****roaches, still scares the s**t out of me!]\n\nPlanet of The Vampires [worth watching for the similarities to both A L I EN and PROMETHEUS!]\n\nIt Came From Outer Space\n\nDARK STAR [Surfing in space, beach ball alien, the knife trick, from these humble beginnings A L I E N was born!]\n\nQuatermass and The Pit\n\nInvasion of The Bodysnatchers~ [the original version and Philip Kaufman's 1978 version with Donald Sutherland and Leonard Nimoy!]\n\nIt! The Terror From Beyond Space\n\nThe Thing From Another World\n\nForbidden Planet [with Robby the greatest robot ever!]\n\nThe Day The Earth Stood Still [Original version, not the Keanu Reeves remake!]\n\nSlipstream [starring Mark Hamill, as the baddie, and Bill Paxton]\n\nDon't Look Now [great horror film, one of my all time favourites, directed by the wonderful Nic Roeg!]\n\nA Boy And His Dog\n\nSPACEHUNTER: Adventures In The Forbidden Zone\n\nWill add more as I remember them....\n\nThe Illustrated Man(sort of sci-fi), Fiend without a Face(very old)\n\nThe Cars that Ate Paris(Kind of pre-Mad Max type of movie where the cars takeover a tiny town of paris in Australia), Oblivion(its similar to Moon).\n\nJazzHands, I liked Cube, though I never went back for the sequels.\n\nDid anyone ever see an old weirdly called 'Hardware'? I think it was Clive Owens first flick\n\nalso, I love Dark City though it's a hard genre to pin to\n\nArrival is solid. There is a twist near the end and not how I expected. It violates a couple scifi rules for me but they work well specifically for this movie. It is even a bit of a tear jerker. Anything else would be spoils.\n\nJazzHands- I forgot about Cube. That was a sleeper hit for me. I didn't care for the sequel though.\n\nGreat list. I have seen some of those and heard of others.\n\nAll- thanks for giving me stuff to watch!",
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"There are few greater learning, or teaching moments, than spending time with a dog in his or her final days of life.\n\nAll of us have lost a beloved animal companion at some point over the course of our lives, and it is never easy.\n\nOur kids learn hard lessons through these situations, and so do their parents.\n\n“Putting a dog down” is never easy, and oftentimes there isn’t a dry eye in the house when it’s all said and done. Most the time, we do our best to make the final days of our pets’ lives their happiest by giving them treats, back rubs, belly rubs, and whatever else their sweet little hearts desire.\n\nRecently, a story emerged of one man and his dog that took the cake: a trip through the mountains that will remain etched both in the dog and his humans’ hearts forever.",
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"Monty’s journey began in his home town of Brecon, Wales, where he loved to hike with his favorite human, Carlos Fresco.\n\nTen-year-old Monty and 57-year-old Carlos were inseparable, and while their last journey together was a heartbreaking one, they both enjoyed it to the fullest. Monty even made it to the top of the mountain, as you’ll see in the picture below.\n\nMonty couldn’t make it himself this time, however, so his friends pitched in by carting him up the mountain in a wheelbarrow.",
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"The sweet pooch had been suffering from leukemia, and wasn’t responding well to treatment according to Carlos.\n\n“I knew Monty was dying as his cancer had returned. He was diagnosed 18 months ago and responded very well to chemotherapy,” Fresco told SWNS.\n\n“Although he was weak he enjoyed all the fuss and attention received by so many well-wishers. People on the hills were so kind and equally so sad at his deteriorating condition.”",
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"As the two continued their ascent up the mountain, strangers came to Monty’s aid, and became new friends.\n\nCarlos said they asked him if they could help push Monty up the mountain during the hike, while many onlookers shed tears at the sad sight of the dying labradoodle who was unable to walk.\n\nAfter several months of battling leukemia, Monty passed away at the foot of Carlos’ bed after the inseparable pair was able to spend Father’s Day together, according to reports.",
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"Carlos had given Monty the perfect send-off, and it was a journey he will remember for the rest of his life.\n\n“I would like to thank all the wonderful people that we met in Brecon and on the hills for their true kindness and genuine sympathy,” Carlos said."
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"The cost of camping is $15 per vehicle per night and there are literally hundreds of bush campsites – some better than others. We found a beautiful site replete with 100 m2 of grass that was somewhat protected from the wind.",
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"Our camp. The walls on the gazebos were particularly welcome while the wind was howling for the first two days.\n\nThere are plenty of modern, well maintained ‘long drop’ toilets conveniently located throughout the campground. Skip bins for rubbish are everywhere. All-in-all it is a well serviced, basic campground that will appeal to people looking for a minimalist stay on the coast. The staff are very friendly, helpful and accommodating.\n\nNo shops, no noise other than the wind and the sound of waves crashing onto the beach, intermittent and erratic phone connectivity only, easy access to a beautiful white, safe swimming beach and a fringing reef enclosing pristine waters, acres of exciting dunes to explore immediately adjacent to the campground, and 4WD access on the beach north for 20 kilometres and south for 35 kilometres.\n\nFourteen people in nine vehicles journeyed to this idyllic spot for a break ranging from three days to a week surrounding Australia Day.\n\nThe length of the fringing reef can be seen from the top of the extensive dunes.\n\nTyres need to be deflated to 20psi (or less) and 4WD engaged to get to the beach (campground rule – and a necessity).\n\nThe fringing reef is only 80 metres offshore and runs two kilometres to the north where it connects with the beach. At this point one can walk onto the reef and, with due regard to the tide, safely and easily harvest delicious oysters that couldn’t be more fresh, or just wonder at the myriad marine life that spreads hundreds of metres to the south.\n\nThe protected lagoon was only only a two kilometre drive on sand tracks from our campsite. Matt had set a craypot when he arrived on Monday but we decided to relocate it. The substantial wind-whipped waves inside the reef made it a tricky operation, particularly once the counter-balancing weight of Matt and the pot went over the side of the dinghy.",
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"Aaron towed the trailer through the dunes to the beach.",
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"We launched the boat to relocate the craypot.\n\nParked above the high tide mark.\n\nEasy drive along the beach to the end of the lagoon.",
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"Kerry and his Navara.\n\nAt the northern end of the lagoon – our destination every morning to check the raypot and get a feed of oysters.\n\nA feed of oysters was available for anyone who wanted the (small) effort.",
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"Matt about to go snorkelling.",
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"Cherry with the catch.\n\nMatt saw plenty of crayfish while diving but only one was enticed into the craypot.\n\nPristine white sand dunes extend north-south for nearly a kilometre only 50 metres back from the beach.\n\nAdi in his Jimny leads the vehicles across the Lucky Bay dunes.",
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"To Kalbarri Along the Beach\n\nThe beach was impassable 19 kilometres north from Lucky Bay so we took to the dunes that parallel the beach for most of the way, in the hope of finding a way through.\n\nSome of these dunes are quite high and steep.\n\nMatt stands at the bottom of a large dune.\n\nAaron and Liam in the Patrol.\n\nTony and Cherry in their Navara.\n\nBrad and Julie in the Troopy.",
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"Kerry takes his Navara down the dune.",
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"Jeff and Micaela in their Prado cresting a dune.",
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"Adi in his Jimny.\n\nMatt did a great job in scouting a way through the myriad dead ends and drop offs.\n\nSean takes his Colorado over a dune",
null,
"Adi takes his Jimny over the dune.\n\nSome dunes were higher than others.\n\nAaron in his Patrol at the top of a dune.\n\nWe eventually exited from the dunes onto a dirt track that leads to the Natural Bridge, the southernmost of the spectacular coastal gorges south of the town of Kalbarri.",
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"Chinaman Beach at the mouth of the Murchison River.\n\nSome took the opportunity to visit the Kalbarri Gorges. It was very hot – mid forties. The Loop Walk at Natures Window was closed because of the heat.",
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"The Murchison River at The Loop.\n\nOn Australia Day itself we headed south along the beach, intending to go past Port Gregory as far as we could.\n\nApproaching Broken Anchor Bay the beach sand was tinged red. This is caused by garnet from the nearby mine.\n\nThe GMA garnet mine near Port Gregory was started 35 years ago and has since developed into the world’s biggest and most advanced garnet mining and processing operation. The dune sands near Port Gregory contain the highest quality garnet available anywhere in the world.\n\nAfter 28 kilometres, at Broken Anchor Bay, rocks block the way south. We returned to the mouth of the Hutt River and found our way out to the Port Gregory Road. Tyres were re-inflated for the drive to the Horrocks dunes. We found an entry point into the dunes five kilometres before Horrocks, pulled in to a gravel clearing, aired down and drove up onto the dunes.\n\nNorthern end of the Horrocks dunes.\n\nPart of the Horrocks dune system.\n\nKim’s rodeo on the Horrocks dunes.\n\nOverlooking Little Bay with the Menai Hills forming a bluff.",
null,
"We spent some time trying to find a way out of the dunes onto the beach, eventually coming out close to Little Bay campground, four kilometres north of Horrocks.",
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"Tony and Cherry on the reef",
null,
"Birds perching on the reef at Little Bay.\n\nAfter lunch we drove north-east along the beach until our way was blocked by the Menai Hills.\n\nEnd of the beach.",
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"Returning from the end of the beach.\n\nBrad and Julie leaving Horrocks Beach in the Troopy",
null,
"At Horrocks we aired up and returned to Lucky Bay via the bitumen, calling in at Port Gregory Pink Lake along the way.",
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"On a date with her I\n\nShe was lost. Doubting and criticizing her every move, word and thought. The world seemed to be always right and she was always wrong. Until she met her I. And even then, she took her time for a date to really know her I and let her rule her world. The rest, as they say, is history.\n\nThe night’s silence enveloped her. She snuggled into its warmth. Everything was still and quiet. She was with herself. Calm. Connected. On a date with her I. Me talking to me.\n\nThe clock was a curious bystander. Making its unwanted presence felt by constantly ticking away. Every second. Every heartbeat. Every pulse. But she stood there. Under the stillness. She had met herself after a long day – for the very first time.\n\nThe to-do lists could wait for a few more hours. But not she. Not her I. This was a one-off date. That no one would know about. They would call her crazy for even doing this. Shun her more than they already did.\n\nShe and herself were together. There was no mirror to look at. She didn’t need one. She could look into her own eyes through the quiet. She could read her own mind. Listen to what the heart had to say. Although they were meeting for the first time, it felt as if she had known her forever – since eternity, across lives lived and long forgotten.\n\nFinally, she had found someone with whom she could be herself – completely and truly.\n\nShe decided to put everything that was running through her tired, sleep-deprived mind on hold for the next couple of hours or until the sun came up. She needed to get to know this version of herself. She had to be her one and only priority – for once.\n\nRelations, connections, rituals, promises, work, emotions and so much more – everything could wait or go on without her – she was amazed at how little she cared about them at this moment.\n\nFor all these years, her I had been sitting in the back seat. Waiting for the rest of the segments to have played their roles. Her I knew how to wait patiently. Up until now, her I had the smallest part to play.\n\nMaybe it was time that her I took the stage. Her I had no speeches to narrate. No dialogues. No storyline to follow. Her I just went with the flow. Like a little twig on the river rushing towards the sea.\n\nShe realized that she needed to let her I speak for herself. She needed to pause everything and listen to her. There could be only viewers of the show, someone who would take their time to know her I. Who else would understand her I? Who would take time to sit down with her and try to get to know her I, like really know her?\n\nIt had to be her. Only her.\n\nI was precious. They had just met. She and herself. 4 decades of her life had gone by and she didn’t know that her I even existed.\n\nWhy did it take so long? To reach this calm place, to connect, to be with herself? What if the decades had been years? Or the years had been months?\n\nHow would have her getting to know her I years ago when she was still a child, changed her story? How would have the years turned out? Would she still be the same she that she is today?\n\nWho knows what would have happened?\n\nShe is sure of one this though. She realizes that her I would have ruled. Been on top of the world. Her world.\n\nAs they say, all is well that ends well. She has met herself. Better late than never. Better now than never. She is never letting go of her I.\n\nNow that she knows her I, life is different. It’s beautiful and serene. She is often alone yes, but never lonely. She can’t remember being this happy in all the years gone by. She has never been this sure of herself in all these years either. She knows what she wants. She knows where to draw a line. She knows when to say no.\n\nYes, there are days when the past dares to raise its ugly head and attempts to engulf her completely. Thankfully, before the panic attacks and anxieties get dangerously out of her control, her I saves her, gently guiding her towards today. Toward now. Towards this moment. Towards her next breath. Right here. She knows that way forward is the only way.\n\nShe sometimes ponders to herself with a smile – if only she had known that she was her own savior, her own princess in shining armour!\n\nHer I doesn’t suffocate her. In fact, now that she is in sync with her I, she breathes slower and deeper. Her I is her reason to smile.\n\nOn the crazy days, her I nudges her to take a pause, to breathe a deep, long and slow breath and send out a silent thank you for all that she is, has and aspires to become.\n\nThe crazy days are in abundance lately, so her I has made her wear this new brand of rose-tinted shades called Believe in your I, Trust in the Universe and Keep Moving. Ever since she started wearing these cool shades, the crazy days don’t seem as scary as they used to.\n\nThe fact that people scoff at her for wearing these rose-tinted shades doesn’t bother her anymore. After all, as her I tells her, it’s her perspective of her life. She knows what to believe in, and where to put her faith.\n\nShe shakes her head at herself, thinking how was she not aware that such a brand of eye-wear existed for all these years!\n\nOn the calm days, she takes long walks with her I. Just the two of them, on a long road, arms wide open, fingertips playing with the soft breeze. She takes pictures of anything that catches her eye – the sun shining for the first time on a baby leaf or the road sprinkled with red Gul Mohar petals after a surprise downpour in May.\n\nShe smiles more often too. Her I makes her break out into a song impulsively, not caring about who is listening to her. She even does a little jig, never shy of who is watching her.\n\nThe world’s rules of who should she be and how should she act have melted away into oblivion.\n\nWhat are you waiting for? When are you going on a date with your I?\n\n(Saumya Dahake is a full-time mom and a passionate writer. She worked as a Product Consultant in the corporate sector.)",
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"The euro is in a critically weak state. Eurozone real GDP increased just 0.1 percent quarter on quarter and one percent year on year in the fourth quarter of 2019, resulting in its weakest performance in six years. Germany’s output was flat, while Italy and France suffered contractions.\n\nThis month, the eurozone economy suffered the biggest falls in employment and activity on record.\n\nThe IHS Markit composite purchasing managers’ index (PMI) – a closely watched gauge of activity – collapsed to 13.5, the lowest score since records began over two decades ago.\n\nAccording to a recent report by The Financial Times, the eurozone is now risking a debt crisis worse than the last one.\n\nIn a newly-resurfaced interview, former President of the European Commission and one of the main architects of the euro Jacques Delors admitted errors made when the euro was created had effectively doomed the single currency to the debt crisis.\n\nMr Delors told the Daily Telegraph in 2011 that the lack of central powers to coordinate economic policies allowed countries, such as Italy and Greece, to run up unsustainable debt.",
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"A Phil Fischer Devotional: An Organized Army of Darkness\n\nThere are ranks of power within the 5 main branches of our military (Army, Air Force, Navy, Marine Corps, and the Coast Guard). They are armed forces. This means they have the weaponry to defend, guard, and protect our land. As children of God, we have spiritual armor and weapons as well. Our supernatural weapon is a sword… the actual the Word of God.\n\n“Stand firm then, with the belt of truth buckled around your waist, with the breastplate of righteousness in place, and with your feet fitted with the readiness that comes from the gospel of peace. In addition to all this, take up the shield of faith, with which you can extinguish all the flaming arrows of the evil one. Take the helmet of salvation and the sword of the Spirit, which is the word of God.”\n\nGod’s angelic army also has ranks of authority and power. We know there is a celestial hierarchy because more than 7 verses of Scripture mention different types of angels and their rank or purpose.\n\nJude 1:9 calls Michael an archangel. Genesis 3:22 states that after Adam and Eve sinned and were removed from the Garden of Eden, God stationed cherubim and the flaming sword to guard the way to the Tree of Life. Daniel 10:3 mentions that Michael (the archangel?) is one of the chief princes. Michael arrived to help another angel sent to help Daniel. The spiritual battle was with the prince of the kingdom of Persia.\n\n(Daniel 10:12-14) Children have guardian angels that continually see the face of God (Matthew 18:10). Isaiah 6:1-3 describes the throne room of God where Seraphim stand above Him in constant praise. Colossians 1:16 speaks of visible and invisible thrones, dominions, rulers, and authorities. Ephesians 3:10 also mentions principalities and powers in heavenly places. “\n\nThe purpose of a military is to guard, protect, and defend land and citizens. This can be applied to the spiritual realm. God’s angel army is charged with defending and protecting God’s children. Our adversary is the devil. Our citizenship is in heaven and his is in hell. There is good a reason to believe that angels are armed with weapons necessary to fight spiritual battles (sword).\n\n“Now the donkey saw the Angel of the Lord standing in the way with His drawn sword in His hand, and the donkey turned aside out of the way and went into the field. So Balaam struck the donkey to turn her back onto the road.” Numbers 22:23 (NKJV)\n\n“For He will command His angels concerning you to guard you in all your ways.”\n\n“He will command his angels concerning you to guard you carefully.” Luke 4:10 (NIV)\n\n“The angel of the Lord encamps around those who fear Him, and He delivers them.”\n\nIf mankind has a military whose goal is to guard and protect citizens and land, and God’s celestial army has a similar purpose, it’s reasonable to assume that Satan also has a military force. We are warned in 1 Peter 5:8 to be “Be sober, be vigilant; because your adversary the devil walks about like a roaring lion, seeking whom he may devour.” He is at war with God and His children.\n\nDemons (fallen angels) make up the devil’s army. They are fierce opponents but through Christ’s death and resurrection, we have the power to defeat them. Through Jesus we have victory.\n\nGod spoke through the apostle Paul (book of Ephesians) about a spiritual battle we all must fight. Since it’s an unseen battle fought in a spiritual realm, it requires discernment. We must be strong in the Lord and in the power of His might when facing these forces of darkness. Our battle is a daily one and it requires vigilance. Through the blood of Christ, we can stand and advance against principalities, powers, rulers of the darkness, and spiritual hosts of wickedness residing in the heavenly places.\n\nWe are certainly living in dark times! If we are not Christ-minded we will easily become deceived by false doctrine and the ways of the world. Christians are not supposed to fit in and comply with a politically correct ideology of this world. Rather, we need to boldly stand out as lights for Christ, sharing the Good News that Jesus loves us all and died for our sins. Thank God we have spiritual armor and celestial warriors who protect and defend us. The battle has been won but we still have a personal race to run."
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"Racism has existed in all countries ever since the invention of the scapegoat. There will probably always be racists. The solution is not to paw through the minds of every citizen, searching for the least little ember of racism, but to prevent racists from putting their nauseating ideas into words, from claiming their “right” to be racists, to express their hatred.\n\nIn France, racist speech was largely set free by Nicolas Sarkozy and the issue he made of national identity. When the highest authority of the state stands up in front of assholes and bastards and tells them, “Let ’er rip, boys,” what do you think the assholes and bastards are going to do? They’re going to start saying publicly what, up till then, they had limited themselves to belching out at the drunken conclusion of family dinners. Racist speech, which our institutions, politicians and intellectuals had succeeded in confining to the zone between the xenophobe’s teeth and his kitchen door, made its way out into the street, flooded the media and further befouled the plumbing of social networks.\n\nWhen a veiled woman is harassed and assaulted because she is veiled in the Muslim fashion (the elusive aggressor generally being described as a skinhead), the anti-Islamophobe champions the victim as a representative of Islam. Not because she is a citizen who happens to have been singled out by a fascist for her beliefs. For her champion, the sin lies in the fact that she has been attacked not as a citizen who has the right to dress as she likes, but as a Muslim woman. The real victim is Islam. God has thus been placed well above his believer, but when the latter is harmed, God is the intended target. This is what the anti-Islamophobic activist finds truly unacceptable.\n\nAnd that’s why anti-Islamophobes have not chosen to call themselves “anti-Muslimophobes.” They consider the Muslims they defend to be merely the instruments of God.\n\nIt’s gotten to the point where you might get the impression that foreigners or citizens of foreign extraction are assaulted in France solely for being Muslims. Victims of racism who are of Indian, Asian, Roma, black African or Caribbean descent may soon need to find themselves a religion if they wish to be protected.\n\nMinority pressure group activists who seek to impose the concept of “Islamophobia” on judicial and political authorities have only one goal: to persuade the victims of racism to proclaim themselves Muslim. Forgive me, but the fact that racists may also be Islamophobic is essentially incidental. They are racists first, and merely use Islam to target their intended victim: the foreigner or person of foreign extraction. By taking only the racist’s Islamophobia into account, we minimize the danger of his racism. Yesterday’s anti-racism activist is turning into the salesman of a highly specialized commodity: a niche form of discrimination.\n\nThe fight against racism is a fight against all forms of racism; but what is the fight against Islamophobia against? Is it against criticizing a religion or against abhorring its practitioners because they are of foreign descent? Racists have a field day when we debate whether it is racist to say the Koran is a useless rag. If tomorrow the Muslims of France were to convert to Catholicism or renounce all religion, it wouldn’t make the least bit of difference to the racists—they would continue to hold these foreigners or French citizens of foreign descent responsible for every affliction.\n\nOkay, so Mouloud and Gérard are Muslims. Mouloud is of North African extraction and comes from a Muslim family; Gérard is of European origin and comes from a Catholic family. Gérard has converted to Islam. Both are trying to rent the same apartment. Assuming they have similar incomes, which of the two Muslims is more likely to get the apartment? The Arab-looking fellow or the white guy? It’s not the Muslim who will be turned away; it’s the Arab. The fact that the Arab bears no outward sign of belonging to the Muslim faith changes nothing. Yet what does the anti-Islamophobia activist do? He charges religious discrimination instead of decrying racism….\n\nSocial discrimination, while the subject of much less debate than religious discrimination because it is manifested more insidiously and discreetly, is nevertheless far more predominant in France. Managers choose their future employees less on the basis of their religious membership, true or supposed, than, for instance, on their place of residence. Between the Mouloud who lives in upscale Neuilly-sur-Seine and the Mouloud who lives in the down-at-heel banlieue of Argenteuil, which of the two, assuming they are of equal competence, is more likely to get the job? Yet who ever talks about this kind of discrimination? People are massively discriminated against based on their social class, but since a large proportion of the poor—whom no one wants hanging around their place of work, their neighborhood, or their building—is made up of people of foreign descent and, among these, a great many of Muslim origin, the Islamic activist will claim that the problem is Islamophobia.",
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Ludwig said he had a great relationship with his tenants, who’d operated for decades but decided in October to not renew their lease and ease into retirement.\n\n“[COVID-19] was just kind of the final straw for them,” Ludwig said. “They gave me a heads up that they were going to be ending their lease and wanting to move out.”\n\nThe timing couldn’t have been better for Ludwig and Sabin, who secured a six-month permit from city officials to open “Next Door” — a 1,400-square-foot space with four tables for Jack Brown’s and eight for Billy Jack’s — just as the weather started to hinder outdoor seating.\n\nLudwig said the two had previously brainstormed the move and put it into motion to keep socially distanced and warmer than in the neighboring parking lot, which they’d been leasing since reopening in the spring to put customers at ease and make up for a lack of indoor space. Jack Brown’s has just 400 square feet compared to 2,200 for Billy Jack’s.\n\nBest of all, the “Covid-friendly” move didn’t break the bank, as Ludwig said the co-owners decorated and put in TVs and a stereo system but didn’t knock down walls. Guests who check in at Jack Brown’s or Billy Jack’s must walk outside to be seated at Next Door, as do waiters.\n\n“Most people are just blown away, just like, ‘Oh my God, I was just here not too long ago and there was like a retail store there, like what happened?” Ludwig said. “And this is also a first. Our ABC agent in the sit-in [said] no one in Virginia that they’ve ever heard of has done seating like this, where you’ve got two restaurants in one space.”\n\nLudwig and Sabin met 40 years ago in the Friendly City and grew up together, skateboarding while daydreaming about opening a bar one day. The pair eventually went separate ways, as Sabin spent two decades working as a chef in Miami while Ludwig ran a ski and snowboard shop back in Harrisonburg. But their childhood dream eventually came true after Ludwig said a rough day of work got him on the phone to convince Sabin to return home and open a bar.\n\nIt took a bank loan and little more than a griddle, frier and draft cooler to open Jack Brown’s. The restaurant’s name comes from an inside joke of what the long-time friends would call someone whose name they’d forgotten.\n\nThere were no plans for expansion at first, but Billy Jack’s was born shortly after and was followed by a dozen other Jack Brown’s across the Southeast in Alabama, Florida, North Carolina, Tennessee and Virginia with one in Cincinnati, Ohio, coming soon.\n\nSales had grown consistently each year at Ludwig and Sabin’s restaurants. Then came 2020.\n\nLudwig said he saw sales slide 60-70% at his restaurants in March and April after closing for about a week. The year-over-year drop narrowed to 20-25% over the summer as the restaurants’ carry-out business got going and remained at those levels for much of the fall.\n\nBut for the first time in months, Jack Brown’s has seen sales pull even to and even top last year’s levels by 10% in recent weeks, Ludwig said, thanks to expanded seating with the Next Door space and outdoor patio in an unusually warm fall.\n\n\"[Next Door] helped tremendously, especially for Jack Brown's, where a lot of our business is our patio,” general manager Justin Harrell said. “That Next Door space gives us the ability for our customers to still come out and enjoy our food and beers. It's all about adapting these days, and that's what we've been trying to do.\"\n\nBy contrast, Billy Jack’s hasn’t made it back to the black and has been consistently down about 25% since June, general manager Joe Fowler said. While Jack Brown’s has more seating than it did a year ago, Billy Jack’s has the same number of tables but is missing 30 bar seats, Fowler said, which the restaurant needed to pack in students and let locals grab quick meals.\n\nFowler still called the Next Door addition a “lifesaver,” just like the patio was over the summer. Billy Jack’s isn’t dependent on JMU football gamedays, Fowler said, though its absence — compounded with the loss of crowds from JMU events like Homecoming and Parents Weekend — has hurt the restaurant.\n\nHarrisonburg businesses crippled by the pandemic got hit with another gut punch: no JMU fall football. Four businesses told the Madison Business Review how they're planning on making it through.\n\nBoth restaurants had recently extended hours until 2 a.m. but were forced to reverse course after Governor Ralph Northam (D) ordered restaurants to stop selling alcohol at 10 p.m. starting Nov. 15. That’s a crippling blow to Ludwig’s businesses, which he said will now close at 10.\n\n“Nobody’s going to come to a restaurant after 10 o’clock and just grab food,” Fowler said.\n\nClosing earlier will limit losses incurred from staying open and not selling booze, but Ludwig still expects sales to slide back into the red, just as his restaurants were turning the corner.\n\n“When you just think about, like, now we’re going to lose another four hours of business and no alcohol, yeah, it’s going to hurt,” Ludwig said. “I don’t see the 10% increase lasting very long while this new mandate is in place.”\n\nJack Brown’s and Billy Jack’s are laser-focused on getting through the winter, Fowler said, adding that talks of hiring staff in preparation for a return to normal haven’t surfaced yet. He’s hopeful the worst of the pandemic will be over by the spring, but he’s not banking on it.\n\n“I think we’ve all learned to not really expect anything at this point,” Fowler said. “Just kinda, you know, do what ya gotta do to do our part. I certainly think that’s the key: do your part, do what you’re asked and, you know, keep pushing through.”\n\nRestaurants skate by on thin margins in the best of times, Ludwig said, so pandemic-induced demand shocks have made profitability a pipedream. The restaurant owner said never knowing what’s around the corner — be it a lockdown order or COVID-19 outbreak — is most daunting.\n\n“I’ve always had emergency savings and things like that in case something bad were to happen,” Ludwig said. “But you don’t ever really think it could be this bad. But overall, you know, as entrepreneurs, we’re built to pivot and change and be creative.”"
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After pouring $4.4 billion into WeWork in August — and now pledging another big sum to Compass — SoftBank may be seeing real estate as the next big thing.\n\n“Real estate is a huge asset class, but the sector has been relatively untouched by technology and remains inefficient and fragmented,” Justin Wilson, a senior investment professional at the Vision Fund, said in a statement Thursday.\n\nFounded by Masayoshi Son in 1981 as a software and media publisher, SoftBank was worth an estimated $180 billion by the late 1990s before it lost 99 percent of its value during the dot-com bust. But Son, known widely as “Masa,” who reportedly lost $70 billion himself, managed to salvage the company by betting big on Japan’s broadband market. He is now the richest man in Japan.\n\nIn 2006, Son paid $15 billion for Vodafone’s telecom carrier unit — which today is one of SoftBank’s most profitable business lines. Son then made the mother of all prescient bets, on an upstart Chinese e-commerce company lead by a Tai Chi enthusiast called Jack Ma. Ma’s company Alibaba, now has a market cap of nearly $450 billion, and Son’s $20 million investment in the company is now worth an estimated $139 billion.\n\nThrough the Vision Fund, Son hopes to shape many of the country’s most buzzed-about companies. He takes positions that allow him to shape the companies he’s investing in.\n\n“Most of our investments will range between 20 and 40 percent, making us the largest shareholder and board member, in a position to discuss strategy with the founders,” Son said earlier this year.\n\nSoftBank itself is one of the most exposed investors in its fund. The unusual structure means the company, which has a one-third stake in the fund, would receive more than half of its gains if the fund triples in value, according to an analysis by tech news site the Information.\n\nSo far, the Vision Fund has made a $3 billion profit and a 22 percent return over a five-month period, Son said last month at the Future Investment Initiative summit in Saudi Arabia. He also said the behemoth fund is just a starting point for SoftBank’s tech investments.\n\nIn August, the Vision Fund invested $4.4 billion in WeWork, an investment that, according to Forbes, came together when WeWork CEO Adam Neumann joined Son for a car ride.\n\nThe company’s appetite for real estate technology investments comes from Son’s vision of an “information revolution” that will change the global economy, sources said.\n\nBut not all bets have paid off. SoftBank led a $90 million round in the Indian real estate portal Housing.com in 2014, but after the site ran into trouble, the company advocated for a merger with a competitor. “SoftBank knows when to pull its support back,” Jaspreet Saluja, founder of Housing.com, told The Information in September.\n\nAnd while Son’s been compared to Warren Buffett, the “Oracle of Omaha,” investors don’t have the same confidence in his bets, according to Chris Lane, an analyst at Sanford C. Bernstein & Co.\n\n“We like to think of SoftBank as a tech-focused Berkshire Hathaway,” he wrote in an October research report. “Whereas investors trust Buffett’s instincts and understand his value investing approach, they fear Masa’s big bets on the future.”\n\nSources speculated the funding would accelerate Compass’ plans for an IPO.\n\n“They’re going to try to go public really quickly and they’re building a war chest to do that,” one venture capital source said.\n\nBut the source noted that SoftBank’s investment was probably “expensive money,” meaning it came with highly-favorable terms for the fund. “[SoftBank] is a very savvy, very savvy investor,” the source said.\n\nIn the residential brokerage world, traditional firms share a similar feeling about Compass. The firm’s unicorn status, in particular, has riled real estate competitors who say firms ought to be measured based on their earnings.\n\nThe latest valuation “makes no sense,” one brokerage chief told The Real Deal on Thursday.\n\nCompass has challenged that narrative by claiming it’s both a real estate and tech company. “Is Amazon a store? Is Tesla a car? That distinction is getting a little fuzzier,” CEO Robert Reffkin said Thursday during an appearance on CNBC’s Squawk Box. “We’re both.”\n\nWarburg Realty’s Clelia Peters said Compass has forced more traditional brokerages to get with the program.\n\n“Their tech focus has forced other brokerages to move more quickly in introducing tools and approaches that are good for the industry writ large,” said Peters, who is also a co-founder of MetaProp. “As brokerage owners, we should be focused first and foremost on what’s best for our broker-customers.”\n\nCompass said it would use the SoftBank investment to turbo-charge its goal of being in every major U.S. city by 2020 — a target the company set earlier this year.\n\n(Read all The Real Deal’s coverage on Compass here.)\n\nOn CNBC, Reffkin said Compass is on track to be the “largest owner of real estate data globally and the No. 1 real estate tech company in the world” thanks to an end-to-end business platform for agents.\n\n“That’s just not something brokerage firms are doing,” he said.\n\nOn paper at least, the cash infusion means Compass’ valuation has moved past that of Redfin, another firm that’s billed itself as a technological messiah for real estate and raised significant venture capital before going public this summer. 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"Greg Laurie to Gay Activists: ‘I Won’t Back Down’\n\nFurnish on Pew findings re: Islam\n\nDoes This Paint It Black, or Am I A Fool to Cry? Breaking Down the New Pew Study of Muslims\nby Timothy R. Furnish, PhD\n.\n\nPew has released another massive installment of data from its research, 2008-2012, into Muslim attitudes, entitled “The World’s Muslims: Religion, Politics and Society.” Over 38,000 Muslims in almost 40 countries were surveyed, thus constituting a survey both statistically sound and geographically expansive. Herewith is an analysis of that information and what seem to be its major ramifications.\n\nThe first section deals with shari`a, usually rendered simply as “Islamic law” but more accurately defined as “the rules of correct practice” which “cover every possible human contingency, social and individual, from birth to death” and based upon the Qur’an and hadiths (sayings and practices attributed to Muhammad) as interpreted by Islamic religious scholars (Marshal G.S. Hodgson, The Venture of Islam, Vol 1: The Classical Age of Islam, p. 74). Asked “should sharia [as Pew anglicizes it] be the law of the land,” 57% of Muslims across 38 countries answered “yes” — including, most problematically for the US: 99% of Afghans, 91% of Iraqis, 89% of Palestinians, 84% of Pakistanis and even 74% of Egyptians. Should sharia apply to non-Muslims as well as Muslims? Across 21 countries surveyed on this question, 40% answered affirmatively — with the highest positive response coming from Egypt (its 74% exceeding even Afghanistan’s 61%). And on the question whether sharia punishments — such as whippings and cutting off of thieves’ hands — should be enacted, the 20-country average was 52%, led by Pakistan (88%), Afghanistan (81%), the Palestinian Territories [PT] (76%) and Egypt (70-%). On the specific penalty of stoning for adultery, the 20-country average was 51% — with, again, Pakistan (89%), Afghanistan (85%), the PT (84%) and Egypt (71%) highest in approval. Finally, 38% of Muslims, across those same 20 nations, support the death penalty for those leaving Islam for another religion.\n\nHuge majorities of Muslims across most of these surveyed nations say that “it’s good others can practice their faith” — but Pew’s imprecise terminology on this topic makes possible that this simply mean many Muslims are willing to grant non-Muslims the tolerated, but second-class, ancient status of the dhimmi. Majorities, too, in most countries say that “democracy is better than a powerful leader;” however, the latter was actually preferred by most surveyed in Russia, Bosnia-Hercegovina, Kyrgyzstan, Afghanistan and Pakistan, as well as by 42% of Iraqis, 40% of Palestinians and 36% of Egyptians. Most Afghans, Egyptians and Tunisians (and even 1/3 of Turks) believe that “Islamic political parties” are better than other ones, although 53% of Indonesians and 45% of Iraqis are also worried about “Muslim extremists.” (Curiously, 31% of Malaysians are, on the other hand, worried about “Christian extremists” — although evidence of such existing in that country is practically non-existent.) There is good news on the question of suicide bombing, however: across 20 countries, only 13.5% think it is ever justified — although the support is much higher in the PT (40%), Afghanistan (39%) and Egypt (29%).\n\nIn terms of morality, large majorities in most Muslim countries (especially outside Sub-Saharan Africa) think drinking alcohol is morally repugnant, notably in Malaysia (93%), Pakistan and Indonesia (both 91%). Most Muslims in most countries surveyed consider abortion wrong, as well as pre- and extra-marital sex and, almost needless to say, homosexuality. (Although one wishes Pew had asked about mu`tah, or “temporary marriage” — a practice originally Twelver Shi`i which has increasingly become used by Sunnis.) Yet, simultaneously — following Qur’anic rubrics — some 30% of Muslims in 21 countries support polygamy, including almost half of Palestinians, 46% of Iraqis and 41% of Egyptians. There is also significant support for honor killings in not just Afghanistan and Iraq but also Egypt and the PT. Over ¾ of Muslims across 23 countries says that “wives must always obey their husbands:” an average of 77%. And Pew notes that there is a statistically very significant correlation between sharia-support and believing women have few(er) rights.\n\nAsked whether they believed they were “following Muhammad’s example,” 75% of Afghans and 55% of Iraqis answered affirmatively — although most Muslims were not nearly so confident. On the question “are Sunni-Shi`i tensions a problem,” 38% of Lebanese, 34% of Pakistanis, 23% of Iraqis and 20% of Afghans said “yes.”\n\nIt is no surprise that huge majorities of Muslims in most surveyed countries believe that Islam is the only path to salvation, nor that most also say “it’s a duty to convert others” to Islam. It is somewhat counterintuitive, however, that many Muslims say they “know little about Christianity” — even in places with large Christian minorities, such as Egypt. Muslims in Sub-Saharan Africa are the most likely to agree that “Islam and Christianity have a lot in common,” and so are 42% of Palestianians, as well as some 1/3 of Lebanese and Egyptians. But only 10% of Pakistanis agree. Asked whether they ever engaged in “interfaith meetings,” many Muslims in Sub-Saharan Africa said that they did (with Christians), and a majority of Thais said likewise (albeit with Buddhists). But only 8% of Palestinians, 5% of Iraqis, and 4% of Egyptians said they ever do so—despite substantial Christian populations in each of those areas.\n\nRegarding the question “are religion and science in conflict,” most Muslims said “no” — with the exceptions of Lebanon, Bangladesh, Tunisia and Turkey where over 40% in each country (and, actually, a majority in Lebanon) said that they were at loggerheads. Most Muslims also say they have no problems with believing in Allah and evolution — the exceptions being the majority of Afghans and Indonesians. Regarding popular culture, clear majorities of Muslims in many countries say they like Western music, TV and movies—but, at the same time, similar majorities say that such things undermine morality (although Bollywood less so than Hollywood).\n\n1) The high degree of support for sharia is the red flag here. Contra media and adminstration (both Obama and Bush) assurances that most Muslims are “moderate,” empirical data now exists that clearly shows most Muslims, in point of fact, support not just sharia in general but its brutal punishments. Perhaps just as disturbing, almost four in ten Muslims are in favor of killing those who choose to follow another religion. And countries in which the US is heavily involved either diplomatically or militarily (or both) are the very ones where such sentiments run most high: Pakistan, Afghanistan, Egypt, the Palestinian Territories. So are the “extremists” these very Muslims who want to follow, literally, the Qur’an and hadiths? Messers Brennan, Holder and Obama have some explaining to do.\n\n2) Afghanistan would appear to be a lost cause. Afghans are at the top of almost every list in support for not just sharia, suicide bombing, honor killing and — ironically (or perhaps not) — confidence that they are emulating Islam’s founder, as well as dislike for democracy. In light of this clear data, two points about Afghanistan become clear: tactically, ostensible American befuddlement as to the causes of “green on blue” attacks and the continuing popularity of the Taliban in Afghanistan appears as willful ignorance; strategically, the US decision to stay there after taking out the al-Qa`ida [AQ] staging, post-9/11, and attempt to modernize Afghanistan was a huge, neo-Wilsonian mistake. 2014 cannot come soon enough.\n\n3) In some ways Islam in Southeastern Europe, and to a lesser extent in Central Asia, seems to be a more tolerant brand of the faith than the Middle Eastern variety. For example, the SE European and Central Asian Muslims are the least likely to support the death penalty for “apostasy,” and the most supportive of letting women decide for themselves whether to veil. And Muslims in Sub-Saharan Africa are the most likely to know about Christianity, and to interact with Christians. On the other hand, African Muslims are among the most enamored of sharia, and Central Asian ones fond of letting qadis (Islamic judges) decide family and property disputes. So there does not seem to be a direct link between Westernization and moderation; in fact, the influence of Sufism — Islamic mysticism — in the regard needs to be correlated and studied (beyond what Pew did on the topic in last year’s analysis).\n\n4) One bit of prognostication based on this data: Malaysia may be the next breeding ground of Islamic terrorism. It’s home to some 17 million Muslims (61% of its 28 million people), who hold a congeries of unsettling views: 86% want sharia the law of the land; 67% favor the death penalty for apostasy; 66% like sharia-compliant corporal punishments; 60% support stoning for adultery; and 18% think suicide bombing is justified. PACOM, SOCOM and the intelligence agencies need to ramp up hiring of Malay linguists and analysts.\n\n5) Finally, some words for those — like FNC’s Megyn Kelly and Julie Roginsky (on the former’s show “American Live,” 4/30/13) — who pose a sociopolitical and moral equivalence between Muslim support for sharia and Evangelical Protestant Christian support for wives’ obedience to husbands: that’s a bit too much sympathy for the devil. Yes, Evangelical Christian pastors hold some pretty conservative views of the family, as per a 2011 Pew study of them; for example, 55% of them do agree that “a wife must always obey her husband” (compared to 77% of Muslims). And, ironically, many such Evangelicals agree in large measure with Muslims on issues such as the immorality of alcohol, abortion and homosexuality. However, one searches in vain for any Evangelical (or other) Christian support for whippings, stonings, amputation of thieves’ limbs, polygamy or suicide bombing.\n\nIslam is the world’s second-largest religion, numbering some 1.6 billion humans (behind only Christianity’s 2.2 billion). There is, thus, enormous diversity of opinion on many issues of doctrine and practice, and essentializing Islam as either “peaceful” or “violent” is fraught with peril. Nonetheless, this latest Pew study provides empirical evidence that many — far too many — Muslims cling to a literalist, supremacist and indeed brutal view of their religion. Insha’allah, this will change eventually — but time is not necessarily on our side.",
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"After lunch, we headed to Thomson Family Park to play and it was so awesome. The girls and (everybody) had a great time and it wasn't even busy! You can read more about this later on this week.",
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"Then we moved on to another playground at Confederation Park. It is a brand new natural park and it was crazy busy. I will have a post on this park too soon!",
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"After all the playground play, we headed to Prairie Winds Park for Country Thunder. We were gonna ditch that night but Penelope really wanted to go so we headed there. She had macaroni and cheese from one of the food trucks there and she loved it.",
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"Penelope was the ultimate concert going person - she clapped, danced, moved her hands, screamed and yelled every time the performer asked the audience to participate. She was loving it.",
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"In between Dallas Smith + Brad Paisley, the girls got some ice cream and Penelope was very excited by it. It was a hot afternoon so the ice cream was a nice treat since we were outside since lunch time.",
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"Penelope tried hard to stay awake until the very end but she crashed in the middle of Brad Paisley. Despite the crappy morning dealing with my iPhone conundrum, she said it was her best birthday yet and that made my heart happy.\n\nat August 21, 2017\nEmail ThisBlogThis!Share to TwitterShare to FacebookShare to Pinterest\nLabels: Birthday, Penelope"
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But law enforcement officials say there is no so-called \"policing for profit\" in North Dakota, a \"perverse incentive\" highlighted by Rep. Rick Becker, R-Bismarck, who brought legislation that produced the 2019 law.\n\n\"We welcome transparency in this process. As we have always said, we do not think that this process is being abused by law enforcement, so we do not oppose transparency,\" Chief Deputy Attorney General Troy Seibel told the House Judiciary Committee in February.\n\nBismarck Police Sgt. Mike Bolme, who handles the department's seizures and forfeitures, said \"we have a solid, fair system for asset forfeiture.\"\n\n\"I just feel like we're doing it right in North Dakota, and after the changes, I think it's even better,\" he said.\n\nA total $521,846 in cash was seized statewide. Of that, $34,632 was returned to defendants and $10,000 went to North Dakota Child Support Enforcement. The remaining $477,214 was forfeited and divided among the agencies involved in investigation and prosecution.\n\nEleven vehicles were forfeited statewide in the 2019-20 period, seven of which sold for a total of $30,141. The coronavirus pandemic prompted the cancellation or postponement of public auctions where forfeited vehicles usually are sold.\n\nBurleigh County had one forfeited vehicle; Morton County had three, one of which netted $11,252 at sale.\n\nEight firearms were forfeited statewide, including one handgun in Burleigh County and five in Morton County. Only two handguns sold, for a total of $300.\n\nAdditionally, \"other property\" including alcohol, stolen tools and small equipment were forfeited statewide, but only prepaid cards and jewelry generated proceeds, totaling $999. Alcohol can't be resold, and the stolen items were returned to their rightful owner.\n\nThe Tribune sought an interview with Attorney General Wayne Stenehjem to discuss the report; spokeswoman Liz Brocker referred the Tribune to legislative testimony this session.\n\nBolme said the attorney general's report represents a snapshot in time, and 2020 in total was \"kind of an anomaly\" due to the pandemic, which \"definitely put the damper on forfeiture stuff.\"\n\nIn 2019, Bismarck police seized $422,682 in cash, as well as three vehicles, eight firearms and small items including cellphones and a money counter. Not all of those items have been through the forfeiture process yet, Bolme said.\n\nCash forfeitures were higher than usual, due to two large seizures from drug organizations, he said. The money ranged from $140 given to a prostitute, to $150,153 in a narcotics investigation.\n\nBolme said \"the vast majority\" of Bismarck police's forfeitures come in criminal judgments; he said few go through civil court and those that do \"are usually due to unusual circumstances such as no one wanting to claim large sums of money which are proceeds of criminal activity.\"\n\nThe report included recommendations \"to improve reporting,\" which include removing a duplicative reporting requirement on prosecutors and exempting property worth less than $50 from reporting.\n\nThe bill also would require more information in courts' forfeiture judgments, including a seizure's location and the suspect's crime and case outcome. It also would incorporate law enforcement agencies' case reports into the attorney general's annual report on civil asset forfeitures. The bill passed the House unanimously and goes to the Senate.\n\n\"Everybody's happy ... and the only thing we're missing is a campfire and sitting around and singing Kumbaya,\" Satrom said.\n\nBecker, who ultimately voted against what passed in 2019, called the new law \"quasi-faux reform,\" criticizing its conviction requirement exceptions and other elements.\n\nHe proposed a bill to address the attorney general recommendations and additional reporting requirements, which failed 90-3, due to the other bill moving ahead.\n\n\"You need to know what are the cases,\" Becker said. He sees a general interest to increase forfeiture transparency, but a resistance to actually implement changes. He gleaned little from the 2019-20 report.\n\n\"You have no sense of what is the process like, what are the circumstances in which things are being taken?\" Becker said.\n\nInstitute for Justice Minnesota Office Managing Attorney Lee McGrath said the 2019 law added transparency to how seizures and forfeitures occur in North Dakota, and he called the 2019-20 report \"a good first step\" to giving lawmakers insights into the topic.\n\n\"Step by step, transparency in North Dakota is increasing,\" McGrath said. The institute had ranked North Dakota \"F\" for its forfeiture laws; now the state has a \"D-.\"\n\nMcGrath said what chiefly remains to be done is to end civil forfeiture and replace it with criminal forfeiture, or moving to a \"streamlined, one-track system,\" where forfeiture is a sanction like sentencing or restitution for a criminal conviction.\n\nBut he sees the bill as giving new insights into the underlying crime behind a forfeiture.\n\nCritics of civil asset forfeiture point out that a person's property can essentially be convicted of a crime before the defendant is, if they are at all, and that most property isn't worth the money to fight for in court.\n\n\"There is no rational reason for that separation,\" McGrath said.\n\nTwo vehicles forfeited through drug arrests -- a four-door flatbed pickup and a four-door sedan -- are impounded at the Bismarck Police Department and eventually will be auctioned.\n\nRep. 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"Thank you!\nNEW: Artwork, and lots of it\nTop\n\nczuczu wrote: Now, if only he rehearsed the words..\n\nYes, how hard could it be? Everything else seems so well rehearsed and I just wish he would put a little effort in memorizing the words.. for the songs he's been singing for 30 years..\n\nOther than that, looks and sounds great. Glad he's not wearing that hoodie and that lime t-shirt.. it actually makes a difference.\n\nkinda sad/funny/weird how waynes songs get all played yet all we hear from the second side is falaa and amphetamine logic.\nespecially if one takes into account the way eldritch comments on waynes contribution and his dislike for it.\nshrug.\nTop\n\nI did wonder if he is making an effort to reclaim some of those songs as Wayne has been increasingly chatty about them recently.\nIt's either that or running out of back catalogue to plunder. Happy to hear them, either way!\n@stuczu\nTop\n\npanzerfaust wrote:kinda sad/funny/weird how waynes songs get all played yet all we hear from the second side is falaa and amphetamine logic.\nespecially if one takes into account the way eldritch comments on waynes contribution and his dislike for it.\nshrug.\n\ni have never once heard or read of eldritch disliking wayne's musical or songwritng contributions. his lyrics, yes. his vocals, yes. but not what you're saying.\n\"...a right hand is a horrible thing to lose...\"\n\nso: when is someone going to be generous enough to share a recording of this?\n\neastmidswhizzkid wrote:those fans who have merely been a tad disillusioned of late rather than jaded will find much to love about their fave beat-combo.\n\nbtw: the visual presentation was fabulous. it's taken looking at these youtube videos to bring that to the front of my mind as i was actually completely blown away by last night.\n\nYep on both counts, the yt vids and audio recording bleed Sisters, I think Kiss sounds staggeringly on point (which apparently it wasn't?), Rumble is glorious and that bloody lightshow looks amazing. In between mouthfuls of humble pie, all I can say is Long Live The Sisters\n\nChaotican wrote:If anyone doesn't think that was fantastic, then they are the problem. (Or altered states really should be mandatory.)\nI'll make this long-winded later, but it was really stepped up.",
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"czuczu wrote:I did wonder if he is making an effort to reclaim some of those songs as Wayne has been increasingly chatty about them recently.\nIt's either that or running out of back catalogue to plunder. Happy to hear them, either way!\n\noh for you lot You could be the one...\n\nNothing new to say here, but I’ll say it anyway.\nI really enjoyed this show. After not really noticing too much change on Friday and just having fun, I focused a lot more on what was going. Right from the start of More Eldritch was noticeably actually singing, perhaps quieter but certainly more effectively. Listen to those first few seconds, hopefully you’ll see what I mean. Right the way through though it was stepped back a bit (in a good way) from the yelps and snarls for the sake of it, and was much better for it.\n\nYou could say the same for the whole arrangements too. It seemed there was a bit more space around, even a bit more subtlety, and again to my mind all the better for it. Exception to this was Logic. I never liked the speeded up version anyway and this could really have benefited from a pause for breath.\n\nSo – the smoke and mirrors. I have never seen less smoke at an indoor gig and to my surprise it worked. I can take or leave the mirrors, for me they look a bit cheap, but the lights themselves were great.\n\nAnd we have a “newâ€� crowd favourite sing along in Walk Away. I may have misheard Eldritch after the band thanked us saying “I never quite got that myselfâ€� or similar, but he does seem genuinely bemused by how into it everyone gets!\n\nWe’ll see how it goes tonight – I’m off to Brussels this afternoon.\n2019 - London London Brussels Brussels Stockholm Paris Utrecht\n2020 - Leeds & Nottingham, so far anyway. And Frankfurt. And Manchester with huge thanks to Gothicbiff\n\nLoved the party vibe Saturday nite 😎 Brilliant crowd & set, thanks for the clips/photos! My liver is broken, and my knees hurt, but it was all worth it. Have fun at the next shows - you're in for a few treats on current form!\n\nI had a great time. Thought they sound great too. The one thing... and I know it'll never happen but a live bass would sound even better. When Ben played it on Romeo Down it was just... right. I'll be back next time.\nblood instead of rain...\nTop\n\nMy two pennies worth...\n\nI actually enjoyed the first night more than the second. Maybe because i was running on adrenaline with a delayed flight that meant i did not get to the venue until 20.00. Not there was anything wrong with the second night.\n\nThe sound was the usual fantastic for this superb venue. Wish there were more bands i liked that played there.\n\nI think we have found a new crowd anthem in Walk Away. I could not believe they played it and the reaction was mind blowing. Body and Soul was probably a bigger shock but very, very welcome.\n\nThanks to Therapy and their fans who added to a wonderful weekend.\n\"The ghost of war, the painted whore, dial up one nine one four - it's a far parade.\" TSOM 2009\nTop\n\nruffers wrote:\nAnd we have a “newâ€� crowd favourite sing along in Walk Away. I may have misheard Eldritch after the band thanked us saying “I never quite got that myselfâ€� or similar, but he does seem genuinely bemused by how into it everyone gets!\n\n\nI just checked this. \"Well done you, cos I really don't get this!\"\n\nMothra\nUtterly Bastard Groovy Amphetamine Filth\nPosts: 559\nJoined: 16 May 2006, 14:03\nLocation: looking for the can in the candy store\n\nWere any Heartlanders attending with the guy in the fluorescent orange t-shirt who came staggering through the audience during Flood? He appeared to have lost all use of his legs, and came through to us as people parted like the red sea! He crashed into my wife, at which point I grabbed his arm and tried to keep him steady, which turned into more of a m*****n than I thought it would be.\n\nHe was completely gone, I kept hold of his arms and led him out to the back but it was like carrying a dead weight, he has no control over the lower half of his body. Eventually someone at the back stepped into lend a hand - thanks if you're reading this! We got him as far as the bar and got a slow barman who was more interested in pouring pints (I guess that's his job, but still) to call for medics. I had to go back three times and ask if he'd done it before they showed up\n\nAll very odd, he didn't seem drunk, more spaced out, on his own and not really looking like your average Sisters fan. Thankfully no drinks were spilled.\n\nFWIW, I enjoyed the gig, but for the first time in the dozen or so times I've been to see them, thought that a radical setlist overhaul would be good. But they are sounding better than they have in years.\nTop",
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"That was my second time seeing The Sisters, and the first since The Forum '09. Funnily enough the setlist was mostly identical to that last gig, but with the addition of some very nice suprises like Walk Away (!!!), Something Fast and my big favourite Body & Soul.\n\nI know the usual mixed opinions always come up, indeed I caught a few expected \"won't be seeing them again\" mumblings on my way out but whatever, I thought it was excellent! I had a great time going mad to some of my favourite songs and remembering just why I loved this band so much in the first place. I actually completely forgot the show was even happening and payed extra for a last minute ticket. It was fully worth it! I would say better than The Forum '09 though I don't remember too well. I did think Andrew seems to be making a lot more effort with his singing and showmanship compared to a lot of footage I've seen of some shows from the last decade or so. The Roundhouse is an ideal venue for The Sisters IMO.\n\n^ Poster above, the spangled individual you're referring to went careening right into me at one point. What a special case! Hope he wasn't too messed up.\nTop\n\nNot really reviews, but a summary of the first 2 shows with some video clips\nCheers.\nSteve\nJust like the old days\nTheCureCommunity\n\nPretty much. Slicing is a pretty lazy blog, although their copy/paste skills are quite something\n\nPretty much. Slicing is a pretty lazy blog, although their copy/paste skills are quite something\n\nTripadvisor for the definitive(!) reviews:",
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The plot is a typical Wodehouse romance, with Psmith inveigling himself into the idyllic castle, where there are the usual crop of girls to woo, crooks to foil, imposters to unmask, haughty aunts to baffle and valuable necklaces to steal/5(14).\n\nThe story begins with Psmith accompanying his More. Want to Read. Shelving menu. Jul 01, · Leave It to Psmith (pronounced \"Smith\") is the first P.G. Wodehouse novel about Blandings Castle and its inmates, Clarence, ninth earl of Emsworth, his daunting sister, Lady Constance Keeble and Beach, the cemarkmumbai.com by: 4.\n\n23 rows · Jul 22, · \"At the open window of the great library of Blandings Castle, drooping like a. Psmith falls in love, while a plot to steal valuable jewels in underfoot by Psmith and his friends who are desperate for money, but in the end no theft is necessary and there are marriages, job offers, and happy endings all around.\n\nLeave It to Psmith is the second Wodehouse. Leave it to Psmith by P.G. Wodehouse is about Ronald Psmith, the main character, and his visit to Blandings Castle, home to Lord Emsworth. The book is filled with various plots, such as the. Jan 25, · EMBED (for cemarkmumbai.com hosted blogs and cemarkmumbai.com item tags).\n\nWhat was one of the most memorable moments of Leave it to Psmith. It wasn't a single moment, just a few hours of enjoyable fluff.\n\nWas this a book you wanted to listen to all in one sitting. Half and half. It was one I wanted to go on longer. It isn't a page turner, like some mysteries, but a pleasant escape, like a picnic on a perfect Spring day.\n\nBest of the Psmith series If you are new to Wodehouse, “Leave it to Psmith” is a great place to start. I was so happy to see that Chivers finally released the title to Audible. Jonathan Cecil’s reading is more of a performance, than a reading, both rich and full of character; Cecil’s voice brings Wodehouse to life.\n\nFree download or read online Leave It to Psmith pdf (ePUB) (Psmith Series) book. The first edition of the novel was published inand was written by P.G. Wodehouse. The book was published in multiple languages including English, consists of pages and is available in Paperback format/5.\n\nThe Project Gutenberg EBook of Leave it to Psmith, by P. Wodehouse This eBook is for the use of anyone anywhere in the United States and most other parts of the world at no cost and with almost no restrictions whatsoever.\n\nLeave It to Psmith by P.G. 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So when he sees Eve Halliday without an umbrella during a downpour, he nobly offers her an umbrella, even though it’s one he picks out of the Drone Club’s umbrella rack.5/5(1).\n\nIn Leave It to Psmith (serial, ; book, with revised ending, ), Psmith's family fortunes suffer a serious reversal, leaving him facing the horrible prospect of having to get a real job.\n\n(Mike, newly-married and facing his own financial difficulties, appears early on. Leave it to Psmith by P.G. Wodehouse. Digital Rights Management (DRM) The publisher has supplied this book in encrypted form, which means that you need to .Psmith’s most popular adventure took place in Leave it to Psmith (), a novel which has just entered the US public domain this year.\n\nThe book is a crossover — the blending of two of Wodehouse’s most beloved universes: The Psmith Adventures (four novels) and The Blandings Castle Saga (11 novels and nine short stories).Jul 02, · Leave it to Psmith!\n\nIn this book, I think that the Psmith character was beginning to get into his flow. It does indeed appear that this is the last of the Psmith books, which is why PG Wodehouse got him married off."
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"Nigeria’s president, Muhammadu Buhari has assured international investors that bureaucratic bottlenecks negatively affecting business in Nigeria have been removed by his administration. While speaking at a meeting with top officials of Japan Bank for International Cooperation and Toyota Group on the sidelines of the Seventh Tokyo International Conference on African Development (TICAD 7) in Yokohama […]",
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"Report has it that the Federal Government has commenced the installation of equipment and machines for the proposed pencil factory at the Projects Development Institute (PRODA), Enugu. This was disclosed by the Chairman, Governing Board of PRODA, Mr Daniel Onjeh, on Friday in Enugu while briefing newsmen on the activities of the institute. Onjeh revealed […]",
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"A Nigerian pastor who used his son’s ‘yahoo yahoo’ money to buy land for church has spoken out after being nabbed. A Nigerian cleric, Pastor John Amadi, tells AFEEZ HANAFI about how he spent some money he got from his son, not knowing it was proceeds of crime What is your name? Pastor John Amadi. […]",
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"The Central Bank of Nigeria has directed Nigerians to deposit mutilated Naira notes in any bank branch closer to them. The apex bank said this was part of its efforts to improve the overall quality of the Naira notes in circulation. The information was contained in an email message sent by the GTBank to its […]",
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"Rauf Aregbesola, minister of interior, has directed the Nigerian Immigration Service (NIS) to produce the international passport to eligible applicants within 48 hours. The minister made this known on Friday during the agency’s management retreat in Lagos. Aregbesola said doing that will make Nigeria a preferred destination for investors and visitors. He also lamented the […]",
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"A good samaritan man has saved the life of a market woman who almost lost her life after she collapse. The man with social media handle, Jonesbaba recounts how he had to use his last cash to save the life of a woman selling banana who had collapsed in Ikotun market. According to him, he […]",
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"Three suspected car snatchers have been arrested by Anambra state police command in Anambra and Delta states. In a statement signed and released by the Police Public Relation Officer in the state, Haruna Mohammed disclosed that 150 handsets reasonably suspected to have been stolen from different victims were recovered from the suspects. He said the […]\n\nBorder Closure: Nigeria To Save $400m From Rice Smuggling",
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"The closure of Seme, a border town between Nigeria and Republic of Benin will rescue the Federal Government of $400million which would have been lost to rice smuggling into the country, RICE processors disclosed. To support the efforts and actions of the government, RICE processors stated that they have pegged the price of rice at […]",
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"16 exotic vehicles and other items of N501.6 million were impounded by the Federal Operations Unit’s (FOU’s) Zone C of the Nigeria Customs Service. The items include an armoured Land Cruiser, 4,338 bags of foreign rice and fake drugs with a total Duty Paid Value (DPV) of N501,650,065.00. The Zonal Comptroller Olusemire Kayode said the […]",
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"It was a bad day for a woman who went into an orphanage home owned by a church in Anambra state to steal and got caught by some dwellers of the community. She was caught and paraded in chains after she allegedly stole some items like noodles. Someone who witnessed the show of shame wrote […]",
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"The entrance of the National secretariat of the All Progressives Congress (APC) was blocked on Wednesday evening by angry protesters who were also identified as members of a political platform, Kogi Mandate Group seeking explanation from party leaders of the party on why Kogi Governorship primary candidate, Babatunde Irukera was denied the right to contest […]"
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"Sarah (waiting for a bus)\n\nMy name is Sarah Sullivan and I am one of nearly 8 million Americans living with bipolar disorder. I am also one of the few in that group willing to talk openly about it.\n\nSometimes I have intense rushes of energy, and other times it is as if energy has been drained from my body.\n\nSometimes I have extreme emotional responses that don’t relate to what is happening around me.\n\nOther times I have emotional reactions to things that happen, but the response is far outside the realm of what is considered reasonable.\n\nThese extreme emotional states and energy fluctuations can last anywhere from minutes to months, and this malady is commonly called Bipolar Disorder.\n\nFor me, the onset presumably began when I was 16 years old (which provided quite the awkward high school speed bump), or at least my symptoms became serious enough to require hospitalization at that time. I’m now 30 and have a total of four hospitalizations under my belt (the latest being in October 2014).\n\nUnfortunately, my body chemistry is so sensitive that 95% of the medications I’ve tried have been intolerable or caused allergic reactions. Since I have not been able to rely on medications to stabilize my moods, I use a number of cognitive tools, therapy, and mood tracking techniques I’ve picked up over the years to track how I’m doing, then I adjust (what I refer to as) my “External Variables” (aspects like my sleep, eating habits, stress level, and social time, among other things) in an attempt to curb episodes. Sometimes I am more successful than others.\n\nI have a degree in Fashion Design, but am highly attracted to all creative endeavors. Bipolar Disorder makes it difficult (alright, try impossible) for me to work the traditional 9-5 job, so I try to focus instead on projects in areas that I really love. Film, fashion, costuming, writing, textile design, weaving, interior design, visual merchandising, and the like. I am also a total sucker for the great outdoors.",
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"I live in Seattle with my Boston Terrier, Luna. I’ve been involved with Seattle’s bipolar community for several years now, encouraging people to talk about their experiences and helping create a supportive network of bipolar individuals.\n\nI am not a stranger to discrimination, but it has only encouraged me to speak up louder. The more we talk openly about mental illness, the sooner we can alleviate the stigma that surrounds it.\n\nThis blog explores the infinite nature of the emotional spectrum that is the defining mark of bipolar disorder while asking questions addressing its curiosities.\n\n68 responses to “About the Author”"
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"A booming demand for goods and supply chain disruptions caused by Covid-19 has given the shipping industry one of its best years. Photo: Getty Images\n\nSA has R350 billion of untapped export potential with the European Union (EU), says a new study funded by the 27-member economic bloc.\n\nWhile the EU is SA’s biggest export market by a long way and SA benefits from a large number of duty-free items, trade relations with the EU could be exploited to far greater benefit, the head of the trade and economic section of the EU delegation to SA, Roberto Cecutti, said on Thursday.\n\nThe study, which modelled products with preferential access against the potential demand globally, and particularly European countries, was conducted by consultancy Trade Advisory. It found that R350 billion worth of products had potential for export in the short term, in the medium term R280 billion, and the long term R210 billion.\n\nExamples highlighted in the study included the export of ferroalloys to Belgium, lemons and other agricultural products to Hungary, and wearing apparel to Portugal.",
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"In honour of Jennifer Lopez and Ben Affleck’s recent reunion, we’ve compiled a list of celebrity couples who have rekindled their romance over the years.\n\nFrom Bennifer to Jelena, we’ve found the best fan favourite couples who just couldn’t stay away from each other.\n\nTake a look below:\n\nThe most recent celebrity couple to (seemingly) rekindle their romance is Jennifer Lopez and Ben Affleck.\n\nThe Hollywood stars, who were famously dubbed ‘Bennifer’, got engaged in 2002 – but ended up calling it quits in January 2004.\n\n17 years after their break up, the pair jetted to Montana earlier this month for a week long vacation – sparking rumours they’re back together.\n\nTeenage sweethearts Selena Gomez and Justin Bieber dated on-and-off for years after they were first linked in 2011.\n\nThe former couple called it quits in 2014, before they rekindled their romance once again in 2017 – sending ‘Jelena’ fans into a frenzy.\n\nTheir reunion was short lived though, as they split for good in early 2018.\n\nMonths later, Justin proposed to his former flame Hailey Baldwin, who he married that September.\n\nJessica Biel and Justin Timberlake first started dating in 2007 and lasted four years before they split in 2011.\n\nTheir split didn’t last long though, as they were spotted together again just a few months later.\n\nJustin proposed to Jessica in December of 2011, and the pair tied the knot in Italy in 2012.\n\nThe pair have since welcomed two children – Silas and Phineas.\n\nMiley Cyrus and Liam Hemsworth were first linked in 2009, when they both starred in the film adaptation of the Nicholas Sparks novel The Last Song.\n\nLiam proposed to Miley in May 2012 when the pair were aged just 19 and 22, but called off their engagement the following year.\n\nIn 2016, the couple rekindled their romance, and Miley was spotted wearing her old engagement ring.\n\nTwo years later, Miley and Liam tied the knot in December 2018 after her home in Nashville.\n\nSadly, the couple called it quits just eight months later, and they finalised their divorce in January 2020.",
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"Kourtney and Scott started dating back in 2006, after they met at a party in Mexico.\n\nThe reality stars later reconciled in 2009, and Kourtney fell pregnant with their first child Mason.\n\nThe couple welcomed two more children – Penelope and Reign – before they called it quits in 2015.\n\nGigi and Zayn first sparked romance rumours in November 2015, and dated up until March of 2018 – when they announced their split via Twitter.\n\nHowever just weeks later, the couple were spotted kissing in public, but they ended up splitting again at the end of 2018.\n\nThe pair then reconciled again before Christmas in 2019, after Gigi decided to give him another chance.\n\nMonths later, the model fell pregnant with their first child, a baby girl named Khai, who was born in September 2020.",
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"After their brief breakup, Pink proposed to Carey in 2005 and the pair tied the knot in 2006.\n\nAfter two years of marriage, they broke up again in 2008 – which inspired the singers hit tracks So What, Mean, I Don’t Believe You and Please Don’t Leave Me.\n\nThe couple then reconnected in 2010, and have since welcomed two children together.",
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"Prince William and Kate Middleton first met at St. Andrew’s college, and dated for a few years before they broke up in 2007.\n\nHowever, the couple reconnected in 2009, and announced their engagement in 2010.\n\nThe Duke and Duchess of Cambridge tied the knot at Westminster Abbey in 2011, and have since welcomed three children – Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis."
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