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"Here are a few details. Not many. In my view, personal history or “stories” are much less important than a focus on the possibilities of the present. Or maybe it’s because, looking back, I realize how much more I could have accomplished “had I known then what I know now.” (A common but useless lament.)\n\nI spent a year (1957-1958) studying at the University of Natal and traveling in South Africa. One of the best and most rewarding years of my life.\n\nI taught for 30 years at Claremont Graduate University. I have no idea why I was so fortunate to land at such a good place. My courses in psychology were primarily behaviorally-oriented (following what I still think is the very relevant and empirically verifiable paradigm of operant conditioning, originated by B.F. Skinner). I now have an appointment as Professor of Psychology (Emeritus).\n\nIn 1998 I moved to Berkeley, CA, at the urging of my son who lives in Berkeley and who so much enriched my life.\n\nWhen I graduated from college (a small church school in Ohio), the Danforth Foundation generously paid for a year of study of Christian theology at Yale Divinity School. Nothing there inspired me. In the years following, I had little interest in religion or spirituality until I observed the effects of Buddhist practice on the health and psychological well-being of my son, Francisco Morillo Gable. I saw how his diligent meditation helped him deal with serious chronic pain (from a bicycle accident and back surgery). And when I spotted his enthusiasm for reading four 400-page translations of ancient discourses, I knew something in the Buddhist tradition was worthy of attention.\n\nSubsequently, Francisco and I have had many enjoyable hours of sharing our thoughts and experiences. I have noticed a few complimentarities between psychological behaviorism and Theravada Buddhism. For example, both disciplines emphasize rigorous empiricism, and neither discipline believes in an intrinsic “self” which can act as an independent agent. From my perspective, I view “mindfulness” as the practice of paying careful attention to variations in external conditions and the subsequent effect those variations have on an individual’s perception (especially of pain and suffering).\n\nReferences to some of my papers, research grants, and a couple books are embedded in pages of this site where they seem substantively relevant.",
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"At left, is a sample piece of functional sculpture (“Telephone Totem”) that I created back before LEDs were widely used in electronic devices. Mechanical relays would activate “nixie tubes” (cold cathodes and wire mesh inside a glass tube filled with neon) that lighted in order to indicate the telephone number just dialed. The “sculpture” worked on a normal telephone line.",
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"A few years ago, I cooked-up a different piece of so-called sculpture. It was called “Boiled Radio” because the radio was immersed in a non-conductive fluid. My assistant, Evan, and I worked diligently in my studio to get a commercially viable version. It never happened. Here’s Evan at the beginning of the project trying to do the impossible.",
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"The illustration is from a long-defunct fundamentalist Christian magazine, The Plain Truth, (Pasadena, CA), Feb/Mr., 1955, Vol XX, No 2, p.3.\n\nBefore editing with Photoshop\n\nAfter editing with Photoshop\n\nWhat follows are semi-thoughts waiting to be integrated somewhere on my site.\n\nAn old joke about alcohol prohibitionists claims that they are so dogmatically opposed to the use of alcohol that they won’t allow Scotch tape in the house. That’s the way my parents were, back in Canton, Ohio. I recall an elderly woman who played bridge with my parents; she confessed to them that she was secretly glad to see beer delivery trucks because it was evidence that Jesus Christ was soon to return.\n\nFor better or worse, Jesus has not returned. The smart money is now betting on an apocalypse of global-warming abetted by overpopulation. (Global population growth is reported to be about 220,000 humans per day.) But overpopulation and global warming is just the new face of an old dilemma: Namely, how to minimize the long-term costs of short-term gratification. Evidence of individual mismanagement is abundant– obesity, gambling, excessive debt, drug addiction, school truancy, smoking, road rage. A more insidious but wide-spread example of high-cost, short-term gratification is the use of punishment to control another person’s behavior.\n\n“Punishment,” the application of an unpleasant or hurtful stimulus, takes many forms, from slapping a child to waging war. The individual who administers the punishment typically gets immediate gratification. For example, the punished child might stop, at least temporarily, the unwanted behavior. Punishment is always administered to increase the pleasure of the punisher. Unfortunately, there are two problems with using punishment: First, the improved behavior is only temporary. Second, the punished individual is more likely to avoid the punisher than to change his or her behavior. Take, for example, the situation where we spot a police car behind us on the freeway. We slow down in order to avoid a speeding ticket. As soon as the police car passes us, we speed up again. If punishment really worked, ex-convicts would be angels.\n\nPunishment will not stop people from consuming fatty foods, producing too many children, polluting the environment, or developing deadly weapons that make them feel secure. The good news is that the social and physical environment of humans can be rearranged to promote a healthier and convivial way of life."
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"Catholicism is a state religion in Costa Rica, but since 2004 the Catholic Church no longer receives any direct government grants. Freedom of religion is guaranteed in the Constitution and it is also respected.\n\nThe Catholics are in the clear majority, but the Costa Ricans are quite secularized compared to the residents of many of the neighboring countries. Just under half identify themselves as practicing Catholics and a quarter as non-believing Catholics.\n\nA large number of other Christian churches are represented in Costa Rica and there are also smaller groups practicing other religions. The indigenous people often practice traditional religion in parallel with Catholicism.",
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Drugs from South America on their way to Europe are often shipped via Central America.\n\nForeign Minister Manuel Ventura protests “vigorously” against the US issuing a travel warning for US tourists intending to visit Costa Rica, due to the crime risk. The protest will since the US changed the status of Costa Rica from levels 1 to 2 on a 4-degree scale, where 4 means a direct recommendation from visits to a country. In Costa Rica, tourists risk being exposed to petty crime, but armed robbery, murder and sexual violence also occur, the US Department of Foreign Affairs writes. Of the more than 3 million tourists who visited Costa Rica in 2019, 1.2 million were Americans.\n\nA storm is blowing around the 78-year-old former president and peace warden Óscar Arias Sánchez, who is regarded as one of Latin America’s most influential and respected politicians. A female psychiatrist reports to him in court for a sexual abuse that should have been committed in 2014. Three other women shortly appear and accuse him, too, of sexual abuse or inappropriate behavior. Arias was President 1986-90 and 2006-2010, and was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in 1987 (see Modern History).\n\nPresident Alvarador writes for a number of decrees that strengthen LGBTQ -personers rights. Among other things, same-sex couples get the right to housing subsidies, and transsexuals are given the opportunity for hormone treatment in the state healthcare system. However, the changes do not touch on the most pressing issue – the ban on same-sex marriage. In August, the Supreme Court ordered the country’s parliament to legalize same-sex marriage within 18 months.\n\nThe Supreme Court ruled that the ban on same-sex marriage constitutes discrimination in violation of the Constitution, and gives the Legislative Assembly 18 months to change the law. The decision follows the opinion of the All-American Human Rights Court at the beginning of the year. President Carlos Alvarado welcomes the message.\n\nEfforts against the budget deficit\n\nPresident Alvarado issues decrees which include, among other things, freezing wages. Plans are also in place for lay-offs and lowered public relations costs and trips for civil servants. The government is also trying to broaden the VAT rate of 13 percent to include more goods and services. The purpose is to try to cope with the large budget deficit and the growing government debt.\n\nCarlos Alvarado takes over as president\n\nCarlos Alvarado Quesada takes over as president and, with his 38 years, becomes Latin America’s youngest head of state. He says in his inaugural speech that Costa Rica will be one of the world’s first fossil-free countries, if not the very first. Alvarado has already presented its government and Costa Rica now gets more female ministers for the first time than male: 14 against 11. One of them, Epsy Campbell, becomes the country’s first female foreign minister and is also the first black vice president in Latin America.\n\nCarlos Alvarado, candidate for PAC, wins the second round of the presidential election with 61 percent of the vote against PRN’s Fabricio Alvarado, who gets 39 percent. The turnout is 67 percent.\n\nThe first round of the presidential election results in a dramatically different result than expected during most of the electoral movement. Most votes, close to 25 percent, get Fabricio Alvarado from the conservative Christian National Restoration Party (PRN) who became a name to count on just a few weeks before the election. Alvarado, who holds the PRN’s only seat in the Legislative Assembly, says that the upswing is due to his opposition to a ruling in the Inter-American Court of Human Rights (IACHR)) in support of same-sex marriage in Latin America. He is placed in the second round against Carlos Alvarado, who belongs to the outgoing president’s party Citizens’ Action (PAC) and who gets just under 22 percent. The two are not related. Carlos Alvarado’s strong performance is also unexpected; three other candidates have consistently performed better in opinion polls (see October 2017). For the National Liberation Party (PLN), this is the first time the party has not moved on to a second round of elections. In the parliamentary elections, the PLN gets 17 seats, PRN 14 and PAC 10, while the Christian Social Unity Party (Pusc) gets 9, the National Integration Party (PIN) 4 and the remaining 3 seats go to two smaller parties.\n\nThe International Court of Justice (ICJ) is moving the border offshore between Costa Rica and Nicaragua, off both coasts. Furthermore, the ICJ orders Nicaragua to demolish a military camp near the San Juan border and to pay damages for environmental destruction in the area. 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The High Court issued rule against the governmental authorities to submit a report within ten days with updated information on steps taken in finding the victim. Three months later, the police officially admitted to the relevant High Court Bench that its official vehicle followed the vehicle carried Dr. Mahmud. Since the confession of the Police there has been no action taken against any officials of the law-enforcement agencies. On 31 May 2017, at around 11:30 PM, a vehicle dropped Dr. Mahmud by the side of the Dhaka-Raipur highway blindfolded. He then returned home after 228 days. Since then the victim or his family refrained from talking about the disappearance to anyone else.\n\nThe disappearance case of Sheikh Mokhlesur Rahman Jonny, a homeopathic practitioner of Satkhira district town, has stronger evidence that substantiates the responsibility of the police being responsible for the crime. Endless efforts from the family, including a writ petition triggered a judicial probe report. It confirmed that Mokhlesur was detained in the police cell from 5 August 2016 to 7 August 2017 prior to his disappearance. The probe report was submitted to the High Court Division in response to the writ petition filed the victim’s wife. Yet Mokhlesur remains disappeared till the date of submitting this written statement. Regrettably, the responsible police officers have not yet faced any consequence for committing the crime against humanity.\n\nThe case of seven men has factually established that the Rapid Action Battalion (RAB) commits enforced disappearances and dispose bodies after murdering the victims. The RAB abducted a city corporation councillor along with his four companions of the ruling party and a lawyer along with his car driver on 27 April 2014. All seven men remained disappeared till 1 May 2014 when the bodies found floating in the Shitalakkhya River. 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The fate of 86 victims including opposition student wing leader Sajedul Islam Sumon, lawyer Mir Ahmad Bin Quasem, Brigadier General Abdullahil Amaan Al Azmi are yet to be confirmed.\n\nThe pattern of enforced disappearances and the consistent trend of defending the perpetrators by Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina in parliament, in public domains, in the UN Human Rights Mechanisms establish the fact that the incumbent government maintains a policy of using enforced disappearances against its critics and opposition with blatant impunity.\n\nThe UN Human Rights Council and its Special Procedures need to examine the role of the external interferences for natural resource extortion coupled with geopolitical strategic interests conducive to establishing authoritarian governments in countries like Bangladesh where human rights situation turn to be catastrophic. 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"Trump is not like other politicians in America. Things he says that would normally destroy candidates and elected officials flow from his mouth without pause. Recently, one of his surrogates tried to explain that Trump was not lying per se, but rather was speaking an “Americanese” that certain people understood to be true, regardless of the facts of the matter. As of the latest polls, 37% of Americans still approve of Trump’s actions. This, in spite of provably false lies he spews, roving contradictions, and a never-ending sequence of embarrassing policy mistakes. How is he does this? Let’s look at his techniques to keep 37% of the people still in his corner, and how we might bring them back to sensibility.\n\nBefore we dive in to how he does it, let’s talk about how other politicians do what they do in communications. For politicians, there’s a default position taken of narrowing the field of issues to be for or against in a paradigm I like to call the “Deep Sea Fishing Rights Problem”. The term is coined from a quote from the musical 1776 wherein the debate is raging over the contents of the newly written Declaration of Independence in the Continental Congress. Representative Joseph Hewes of North Carolina raises his voice to be heard and addresses the words of the Declaration in opposition, saying “Mr. Jefferson, nowhere do you mention deep sea fishing rights!”\n\nPoliticians intentionally and expressly narrow the field of issues they claim to champion for strategic reasons of persuasion, just as Jefferson did in the narrow appeal of the Declaration of Independence. As a hypothetical, let us consider the issues of two candidates for your local city council.\n\nWho will you be voting for? Overwhelmingly, voters pick Bob Generic. The reason for this is due to the net gain in negative bias as a result of sharing issues which the politicians believes in but potential voters might find as counter to their interests. These example candidates represented believe the exact same things about bringing jobs to the town, re-paving Main street, and having better schools. But Sam Specific adds the additional consideration for voters to consider his views on issues beyond these three, opening the door to intense dislike due to his stance on re-zoning, the library system, public transportation, and code enforcement. Bob Generic may well hold all these same issues and personally consider puppies to be “the other white meat,” but he’s certainly not going to let you know. Rather, he shares with you the issues you are statistically most likely to view him positively for, and keeps the remainder tucked safely away until he has to cast a vote on the matter.\n\nThis game of net sum issues positions for politicians is played out in campaign literature and electioneering advertisements. Overwhelmingly, candidates who list dozens of issue positions across the spectrum will lose, as voters go down the line item by item and internally say “Like, like, like, like, good on that one, yep, decent, good, good, nice, good, like, OH GOD NO I will protest against this inhuman monster who does not share my views on deep sea fishing rights.” Issue positions during campaigns are sculpted by and for politicians looking to score the maximum positive perception of the voters they are hoping to sway with their handful of primary issues. It’s why everyone laughed when Democratic Presidential primary candidate Lincoln Chaffee said he was running on a position of instituting the metric system in the United States. Yes, that’s a great idea. No, that wins you points with literally no one. The narrowing of issue positions is how normal politicians conduct communications, and it is effective.\n\nTrump is, again, not a normal politician. He uses three primary tactics to accomplish his communications, and deliver his message in the “Americanese” his surrogates have cited as an easy explanation for squaring the circle of his falsehoods. He employs a three-punch strategy of a benevolent deception expectation, the sculpting of optional realities, and constant evocations of powers unseen.\n\nFirstly, he speaks by virtue of an established personality of expected deception. As an example, he might say “I love the color blue. Blue is great, I’ve always said blue is wonderful – in fact blue is the best color in the world. No better color than blue, am I right? These people get it, you great people, blue people, people who really, I mean really, really get it. I gotta tell ya, blue forever.” The blue people applaud. He really gets us! He’s one of us, this great guy.\n\nThe red people listening to Trump deliver this message to blue people turn to each other and say “Heh, look at those stupid blue people, believing him. We know he secretly likes red.” A week later, he explains that he has always liked red, red is the color he’s loved since he was very young, and he cites fake news as carrying out a fake blue narrative. In rallies with the red people, he tells them “Look, you know I’m with you, I’m red, seriously folks, look, you know this is true. I guarantee you, I’m a red kinda guy. Just look at my tie.” The reds give him a standing ovation, and the blue people shake their heads and laugh – “Idiots. Don’t they know he’s just playing them? He’s true blue.”\n\nBy offering praise, evoking nostalgia, and taking every opportunity to aggrandize his audience and himself, he foments suspension of disbelief. They know he is two-faced. The problem is, they think he’s just being two-faced to those people they don’t like, and instead of being the victims, they are the only ones “in” on the con. His supporters fail to grasp that they are not in on the con – they are subject to it. He is not with them – neither blue nor red, but the color he loves is rather, gold.\n\nThe second prong of Trump Americanese is the extreme spectrum shift on reality. One thing that has not escaped attention in his speech pattern is that if he makes an assertion on something while adding an adjective or supplemental sentence to try and enhance the veracity, and then repeats it, that thing is not only a provable lie, but typically a gargantuan lie so large as to defy rationality. Watch this video clip of his remarks at CPAC starting at 13:24 until 13:52 .\n\nAt issue with the spectrum shift on reality when presented to his supporters is not that he was caught in a lie, or that he shared something that was provably false. What occurs is that the emotional bookends he presents the lies in-between serve as the delivery mechanism for the extreme nature of the lie, and the delivery mechanism when it is emotion does not permit the armor of rational thought or reason to halt the acceptance of the lie. What did he say before the lie about the lines at CPAC? “By the way, we love our flag.” and right after? “There is such love in this country for everything we stand for. You saw that on election day, and you’re gonna see it more and more.” The immune system of the brain, particularly the authoritarian brain, is not adequately equipped to shift gears as rapidly as is required to halt the entry of the fact that yes, there were clearly lines wrapped around the building, six blocks long, of course. If there weren’t, it was still true, in our hearts. Because we love our flag, and there is such love in this country for what we’re doing.\n\nThe third prong is conspiracy and the power of the vague and unseen. He hears things, he reads things, he has people doing things and saying things and working with things. “Think about it” is his go-to phrase when he has nothing. He invites his supporters to fill in the gaps, and they most assuredly do. In his references to these vague, unseen forces, he is appealing to the invisible world around his devotees who already experience frequent pangs of nationalist-tinged paranoia. “Them,” “They,” “The Others,” and “You know who…” are running the planet and making decisions to the detriment of the average hard-working American citizen in this continuous narrative. Trump’s “guys” and “people” from whom he “hears things” and are “looking into things” are fighting the good fight against “them.” And they are doing it for YOU. So clearly, you owe him quite a bit. In fact, you owe him your life. Especially considering all the awful things he has stopped from happening already, and all the great, tremendous things he’s done already. So much so, you don’t even know. Think about it.\n\nHow to Inoculate Someone Against Americanese\n\nInformation, critical thinking, and awareness are the only safeguards for friends and family against falling prey to Trump’s appeals to emotion and the linguistic powers of Americanese. If you know someone who is already lost to this thinking, there are methods back – but require very careful handling of the situation. Not surprisingly, you can use the basic guide described by the Cult Education Institute for family and friends in dealing with cult members. Read the guide in its entirety here. Many of the same psychological conditioning techniques are being employed by Trump and his administration. The assertion that only he is the one telling you the truth. The desire to close ourselves off from international allies, the friends and family of our nation-state. An appeal that nirvana and true happiness is just around that last corner, making America great again is so very close, just within reach. And of course, a telltale insistence that you give up your money and experience some personal financial hardship while the cult leader golfs at his mansion and keeps his wife in a golden tower on your dime, all the while telling you that your sacrifice (and loss of health insurance) is worth it.\n\nSooner or later, Trump is going to do something that causes direct harm to that person, or the contradictions and doubts will begin to add up for them. The critical thing is not to judge, to be there for them, to keep lines of communication open and consistent."
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Nadia Federov did not wish to go, the lunatic Host scientist driven insane by her own genius. She was hearing in her head whispers (supposedly from the Progenitor) that told her the key to her next great discovery was in the fog, but the key would come to her soon enough. Miles Richter the ousted politician had no interest in endangering his life in the fog, Aroque the redeemed murderer was ready to just follow his orders to the end, and Diego, the Daemon mutant had grown weary of his idle time in the sentry house and wanted a bit of adventure. The argument continued for some time until Diego at last used his power of ‘False Idol’ to persuade Donovan Jaedan to order the entire party to go down into the fog.\n\nThey carefully descended the steep hillside in single file… Aroque (the strongest) in front, armed with a fire extinguisher, followed by Lunar Tide holding a flashlight. The others were close behind. As they crept down the street that snaked toward the valley, the air grew colder, more biting. Voices started to emerge from the fog ahead. Nadia threw a glow stick ahead and they saw a man clad in full plate armor struggling up the hill, a young Asian girl under his arm. Behind him several dregs grabbed at his head and legs, biting and clawing and stabbing. The group rushed forward to defend him, but as Diego tried to take the child, the man grabbed him by the throat and slammed him to the ground. He was clearly in rabid defense of the girl. They were then ambushed by a few fiends from behind. The battle raged on for several rounds, but the group eventually vanquished their enemies. However, the metal-clad warrior had sustained too many injuries and not even Lunar Tide’s magic could stabilize him. 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It is used as a vital ingredient in Asian cuisines such as Thai and Indian foods.\n\nCashew was cultivated in the restinga of North eastern Brazil. Possibly, Cashew was primitive to Savannas of Columbia, Guianas and Venezuela. The plant brought to South America, West of the Andes, West Indies, Central America by the early travelers. India, Angola, Tanzania, Mozambique and Vietnam are the main exporters of cashews. In 16th century, Portuguese popularized Cashew to East Africa and West coast of India. In India, it was cultivated to prevent erosion. The international nut trade took place in 1920s. Cashew nuts gained popularity in the beginning of 20th century.\n\nThe tree grows upto 2-10(-15) m in height. It has simple, alternate leaves that are yellowish green to dark green brownish; 4-22 cm long; 2-15 cm wide which has rounded tip with flat edge. The flowers are hermaphroditic and are white or pale green. The plant yields a fruit which is called Cashew apple that is shiny, orangey, yellowish or red; rhomboid-ovate; 10-20 cm long and 4-8 cm broad. The nuts are grown at the end of Cashew apple. The nuts are 3 cm long and 2.5 cm wide which turn to dark from green when matured. Nuts have two white cotyledons and tiny embryo. The flesh is light yellow and spongy. The fruit has tropical flavor and astringent or sweet taste. The tree bears flowers in Brazil from August to September and in Southern India from December to January.\n\nThe barks and leaves of Cashew tree along with Cashew apple has the ability to counteract germs, bacteria, prevent diarrhea, increase libido, lower blood sugar, fever, body temperature and blood pressure. Cashew nuts are easily available on the grocery stores all around the world. It is loaded with various nutrients. It contains iron, minerals, phosphorus, magnesium, copper, zinc and manganese. It is high in fat. As they have high amount of monosaturated fatty acids, it assist the levels of HDL cholesterol.\n\nThe daily intake of Cashew nuts on limited amounts provided enormous health benefits. Along with the sweet taste, it is packed with vitamins, antioxidants, electrolytes, proteins and minerals that is essential for the healthy development and growth of the body for the children. The health benefits provided by Cashew nuts are described below:\n\nThe seed extract of Cashew displayed anti-diabetic properties according to the study conducted. The investigation evaluated that the extracts of Cashew helps to promote the insulin of the body. The products of Cashew tree possess anti-inflammatory properties contrary to the high blood sugar and prevent the resistance of insulin in the diabetic patients. (1)\n\nCashew is an excellent source of dietary fats which is required for the absorption of fat soluble Vitamin D, A, K and E as well as for the production of fatty acids which are essential for the blood clotting and brain development. It includes polyunsaturated fats and monounsaturated fats. It helps to lower the level of bad cholesterol. The high intake of saturated fats could raise LDL cholesterol that results in the cardiovascular conditions such as arteries hardening and atherosclerosis. The studies show that unsaturated fats promote HDL cholesterol level, lowers blood pressure as well as triglycerides. The intake of fish, cashews, canola oil and olive oil provides the healthy unsaturated fats. (3) (4) (5) (6) (7)\n\nCashew is a great source of magnesium that is required for the bones, tissues, muscles and organs development. It maintains the pressure of blood, functions of nerves, immune system and bone health. It is also involved in the functions of metabolism; regulate the level of blood sugar and influence of insulin. Magnesium deficiency changes the metabolism of hormones and calcium. (8) (9)\n\nThe research shows that antioxidants such as cardanols, anarcadic acis and cardols are found in Cashews helps to treat cancer and tumors. Grounded cashews are secured for the patients. (10) (11)(12) (13)\n\nCashews have high amount of copper which assist in iron metabolism. It supports to form the red blood cells. It helps to keep the health of bones and immune system. It is essential for the maintenance of skeletal and nervous system. The lack of copper could lead to irregular heartbeats, osteoporosis and anemia. (14) (15)\n\nCashews contains phosphorous that is required for the bones and teeth development. It supports protein synthesis, absorption of fats and carbohydrates along the conservation of cellular health. (16)\n\nCashews are good source of iron, dietary that is essential to carry oxygen in the body and assist in the function of immune system and enzymes. Lack of iron in the body results in anemia, fatigue and increased chances of infections. (17)\n\nGallstones are the deposits of iron which composes of cholesterol that acquire in gall bladder. The daily intake of cashews helps to reduce the chances of gallstone formation. (18) (19)\n\nZinc is found in Cashews that has an essential role in enhancing the immune system from protein synthesis, microbial infection and wound healing. During pregnancy, it helps in the healthy growth of body and maintains the body’s stable state.\n\nThe intake of Cashew could lead to the various side effects:\n\nKidney Stones: Cashews has oxalate salts which hinders in the calcium absorption. The compiled calcium can leads to the kidney stone formation. The patients of kidney stones should intake cashew nuts in moderate amounts.\n\nAllergy: The intake of Cashew can result in allergic reactions. Some of the allergies are:\n\nThe high intake of salted cashew nuts raises the level of blood pressure and hypertension due to high presence of sodium in Cashew nuts.\n\nThe consumption of Cashew nuts is not effective for the migraines and headache patients due to the presence amino acids such as phenylethylamine and tyramine. The amino acids might cause head pain in sensitive individuals.\n\nHow Much Cashews to Eat Per Day\n\nIt depends on the sex, age and medical conditions of the people about how much to consume. Though this dry fruit have lots of health benefits, the excessive intake could lead to serious health problems. The nutritional benefits could be obtained by taking it in limit. One should consume about 5 to 10 in numbers each day. The high consumption of cashews leads to the gain in weight.",
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"Naledi Chirwa at the EFF 2019 Manifesto launch, via Twitter\n\nEducation: BA Drama, Honours Drama and Film at University of Pretoria – registered for Masters in Theatre and Performance at Wits University\n\nNaledi Nokukhanya Chirwa was born in Volsoorus and raised by her grandmother and mother in Mamelodi east of Pretoria. She was first introduced to politics in 2010 when she became SRC deputy president at Tshwane North College.\n\nChirwa says it was here where she became exposed to the challenging circumstances faced by black people. At the age of 20 she joined the EFF and would later become the media and communications officer for the student command. Naledi was instrumental in the #FeesMustFall movement that shook the nation between 2015 and 2016, leading to her arrest and subsequent suspension from the University of Pretoria in the latter year.\n\nIn August 2016, the activist, actor and academic along with three other women staged a silent #RememberKhwezi protest during an address by the then President Jacob Zuma. Naledi, Amanda Mavuso, Simamkele Dlakavu and Tinyiko Shikwambane stood in silence as they held up posters which read “I am 1 in 3”, “10 yrz later”, “Khanga” and “Remember Khwezi”, as Zuma addressed the nation live on television. Now at the age of 25, Naledi is a member of the National Assembly for the EFF.",
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"Sibongiseni Ngcobo is the youngest member of parliament after serving as a DA councillor. Ngcobo hails from Bulwer, KZN and says he has been passionate about politics since primary school. His love for history as a subject in high school scored him 100% as his final matric mark.\n\nThe 24-year-old served as transformation and academic officer in the UKZN SRC. He wants to use his position as MP in the National Assembly to fight the high levels of unemployment in the country. He is passionate about education and helping others, especially those who are less fortunate, as he was in a similar position growing up. Sibongiseni says he draws inspiration from Nelson Mandela and Martin Luther King Jr and has had the dream of being a member of cabinet since grade six.\n\nNompendulo Mkhatshwa rose to prominence during the #FeesMustFall protests where she was at the forefront of the movement wearing her ANC doek. She was the student representative council president at Wits in 2015 and has worked for the ANC’s Gauteng research unit.\n\nMkhatshwa is passionate about women, youth and education on the African continent. She is currently a non-executive director on the Matthew Goniwe School of Governance and Leadership board, as well as the presidential general review committee on women empowerment and gender equality. Nompendulo will be serving as a member of the National Assembly.",
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"Fasiha Hassan, via The Daily Vox\n\nFasiha Hassan says she first got involved in student activism doing Palestinian solidarity work; a movement she remains a part of. She was the first female chairperson of the Muslim Students Association and as an SRC member at Wits in 2014 and 2015, she was part of the group that initiated #FeesMustFall in 2015.\n\nHassan was recently awarded the Student Peace Prize for advocating non-violence during the protests. She is currently the deputy president of the South African Union of Students (SAUS) and is one of the youngest ANC MPLs in the Gauteng Legislature.\n\nIn 2018 MVC and YouthLab hosted Fasiha for a robust discussion on the lack of young people in leadership positions. It was attended by leaders of political parties and young people from across all provinces.",
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"Phuti Peter Keetse was born and raised in the village of Sekhung in Limpopo where he completed his basic schooling. Keetse became the Local Student Representative Council Vice President at Mammoka High School in 2009 when he was in grade 11. During his first year at the University of Johannesburg (UJ) in 2011, he became a member of the Branch Executive Committee (BEC) of the ANC Youth League. Peter was later elected chairperson of the BEC in 2012 and is currently the EFF Students Command president at UJ.\n\nThe student activist believes that no one deserves to be poor and advocates strongly for free and decolonised education. In 2017, he placed rats at the feet of the Mandela statue in Sandton City in protest against poverty in Alexandra. Explaining the symbolism of this act, Keetse told TimesLive, “We have long diagnosed issues of the people of Alexandra. There was once an incident that happened where a child was eaten by rats. The story was there but nothing was done for the people of Alexander and their conditions”. Phuti is now a member of the KwaZulu-Natal legislature for the EFF.",
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"Lerato is a former UCT SRC president hailing from the Free State, where she is now a Member of the Provincial Legislature for the DA. Khakhau has always assumed leadership positions including deputy head girl at Reitzpark Primary School in Welkom as well as Christian Association leader and council member of her hostel in high school. Khakhau says she will use her position to address high drop out levels in the Free State as well as unemployment.\n\nThe Parliamentary Monitoring Group 2018 stats showed that only 6% of Parliament’s MPs fell under the youth category (35 and younger). MPs between the ages of 56 and 65 made up 35% of the National Assembly. Interestingly, it is the youth which makes up more than 35% of the South African population. We are a young country and it is only fitting that we have more young voices in the legislature influencing the decisions and hopefully driving the kind of change that the youth wishes to see. In 2019, young MPs have almost doubled to 11%. This is a great improvement and should indeed be celebrated because it has taken us a while to get here as a nation. We are excited to see what these young politicians will do with their newly-obtained power.\n\nMy Vote Counts NPC is a non-profit company founded to improve the accountability, transparency and inclusiveness of elections and politics in the Republic of South Africa. We work to ensure that the political and electoral systems are open, fair and accountable to the public and that they remain relevant in the changing South African socio-political context."
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"How much are Mets worth?\n\nHow Much Are Mets Worth Over Time?\n\nWho Owns The Team?\n\nThe current owner of the Team is billionaire Steve Cohen. He purchased the franchise in September 2020 for $2.4 billion US dollars. The billionaire is the head of Event and Sports Network (ESN). In February 2022, he sold many of his shares in ESN to three other investors in exchange for purchasing another 50% stake in the team.\n\nWhy Is The New York Mets Worth So Much?\n\nThe New York Mets are among the two MLB teams that play in New York City. They also have an extremely dedicated fan base, including New Yorkers and people living outside the city. The team is uniquely placed because they play within Flushing Meadows, Corona Park. The park is next to Shea Stadium, the home field of the National League’s Mets rival team, the New York Yankees. The Mets also have a new stadium, Citi Field, which opened in April 2009 with a seating capacity of over 41,000.\n\nHow Have The Mets Performed Throughout The Years?\n\nThe team has, since its founding in 1962, experienced vast success. They won their first World Series in 1969 against the Baltimore Orioles. These were the only two teams to win the World Series that year. In 1973, three years after winning their first National League Championship title and competing in the World Series for the first time, the New York Mets team was sold for $19 million US dollars. This sale price set a record for baseball franchises. The Mets have won the National League pennant 15 times, the most recent being in 2015.\n\nApart from winning two World Series titles, the New York Mets have also been competitive in their other seasons. The number one reason for this is that they play in Flushing Meadows Corona Park, which can be described as having a neutral park-effect environment. Its characteristic park factors do not drastically affect its effects on home runs and batting averages.\n\nHow Do They Compare To Other Teams?\n\nThe team is the fourth most valuable team in the National League. The Mets rank 17th out of 30 MLB teams compared to the entire league. The New York Mets are among the two MLB teams from New York City, with the New York Yankees being the other. The last time two National League teams shared a home city was when Brooklyn and Manhattan were home to a baseball team and a football team from 1957-58.\n\nThe most valuable franchise in Major League Baseball is valued at $3.7 billion US dollars by Forbes Magazine for the year 2010. The New York Mets are not far behind on this list, as their estimated value is $2.5 billion US dollars in June 2022.\n\nWhat Makes The Mets Worth Such A Large Amount Of Money?\n\nThe New York Mets are valuable because of their location within Flushing Meadows Corona Park and their consistently competitive play since its founding in 1962. The New York Mets are located where many people support the team. This large number of people makes it much easier for the team to sell their games, increasing the revenue generated from this. This revenue allows the organisation to allocate more money towards player salaries and purchasing additional players, which can further increase value. It is why teams must continually be competitive and reinvest money in the franchise and its players.\n\nIn conclusion, the New York Mets will be worth $2.5 billion US dollars in June 2022. It is based on their recent history and the consistent success they experienced in their first 50 years of existence. Suppose you want to know more about these numbers. In that case, you can look at a team financial report, such as an income statement or a balance sheet, to further explain the numbers used in this analysis.\n\nHow much are Mets worth?\nScroll to top"
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Runs great no smoke.\n-The engine has a couple upgrades\n--Autolite 1100 1bbl carb removed and a Carter YF 1bbl installed in its place\n--OEM Points distributor removed and HEI distributor installed\n--new aluminum radiator with a electric fan (automatically switched by coolant sensor)\n--new cooling system hoses throughout\nBody/Frame\n-painted original color to the car, 66 Ford Springtime Yellow and Wimbledon White\n-original roof installed\n-body sheet metal is either OEM good condition or replaced-all new floors, quarters, and rear wheel tubs\n-new floor crossmembers\n-all new rubber weatherstripping, even all new glass seals\n-frame in great condition, rust free and straight\n-all new fuel lines and hoses\n-new door and ignition locks, matched to use the same key\n-new door handles\nDriveline/Brakes/Suspesion\n-oem trans, transfer case, and diffs, all in great condition\n-complete new brake system (new master cylinder, wheel cylinders, all new lines, all new hoses, all new fittings, all new shoes)\n-just put on brand new Goodyear tires 235/75/15 on Ford steel wheels, painted Wimbledon White\n-new shocks\n-lifted 2 inches\nElectrical\n-100% new wiring throughout the car, which is a new Haywire harness with modern fuse box\n-wipers converted to electric\n-all new custom made battery cables\n-new solenoid, rebuilt starter, new ignition switch, new headlight switch, new dimmer switch, new battery\nInterior\n-Oem Ford Bronco seats with all new black upholstery\n-interior floor painted the matching yellow (not covered with bedliner to hide repair-work)\n-no radio, been watching out for a original 66 radio with no luck so far\n66 1966 67 1967 68 1968 69 1969 70 1970 71 1971 72 1972 73 1973 74 1974 75 1975 76 1976 77 1977 early bronco EB 4x4 offroad jeep truck\nIf you are unfamiliar with the standard methods of payment on an ebay car purchase, just message me and we'll go over options. 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"A prescription medicine used for the treatment of major depressive disorder (MDD) and generalized anxiety disorder (GAD) in adults, Lexapro is known for interactions with alcoholic drinks, weed, and over 600 medications. Drinking on Lexapro can result in increased nervous system side effects. When combined, one may experience symptoms such as drowsiness and difficulties in concentrating. While combining Lexapro and alcohol was not found to enhance the motor skill impairments the latter causes, taking them together is not advised for depressed patients.\n\nThere is a potential for Escitalopram interactions when it is co-administered with other drugs, and some may be dangerous. One should inform their doctor first of the drugs they are taking or are planning to take before Lexapro treatment, whether they be prescription, over-the-counter, or herbal and dietary supplements. Doing some research and gathering information about potential risks that could result from mixing it with other drugs would also be a good idea.",
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"The clear answer to the question is that the combination of Escitalopram and drinking should be avoided at all times. SSRI class antidepressants like Escitalopram reduce severe symptoms of depression and anxiety by blocking the reuptake of serotonin to the brain. This procedure gives a safe and consistent relief to the person on medication, allowing them to function normally in everyday life without suffering from severe symptoms. When Lexapro and alcohol are mixed, there may be a drastic decrease in the effectiveness of the medication due to the effects of alcoholic agents on the brain. Thus, mixing Lexapro and alcohol gives a completely reverse effect, further increasing the anxiety and depressive levels.\n\nPossible Side Effects Of Taking Alcohol and Lexapro\n\nEven though Escitalopram is still one of the safest antidepressants in the market with positive results, it may cause some adverse reactions. It works well as one of the most common starting medications for the treatment of depression and anxiety disorder. However, the side effects that a person experiences when Lexapro and alcohol are combined can be extremely severe. Alcohol and Escitalopram interactions are almost always negative, getting worse with the amount of consumption, especially during a short period. The use of a fairly large dose of this antidepressant in combination with alcohol can put one in serious danger and may cause overdose of Lexapro. Simply put, consuming alcohol while on Escitalopram must be limited, if not avoided.\n\nFollowing are a few Escitalopram oxalate side effects when mixed with alcoholic drinks.\n\nAs for the interaction of Lexapro and marijuana, the usual mental status side effects might arise. These include dizziness, confusion, and concentration and thinking difficulties. However, there isn’t really much information and data about this to date, and due to the Lexapro half-life, the combination of Lexapro and weed could also result in serotonin overload.\n\nEscitalopram is an antidepressant that belongs to a group of drugs called selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors (SSRI). Like any other drug, it interacts with many other medications. And in some instances, there may be an increased risk of negative effects occurring from Escitalopram interactions. The same goes for interactions due to existing health conditions, drinking on Lexapro, and if Lexapro and marijuana are used together. Lexapro interactions are categorized into four different classes, based on the risk posed: major, moderate, minor, and unknown.",
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"Just like many other antidepressants, Escitalopram interactions can cause serious side effects. Concomitant use with other drugs can also lead to health issues as they may not interact well. Because of this, co-administering drugs must be approached with extreme caution. It must only be done under special circumstances and if advised by a medical professional – should they believe that the benefits outweigh the risks. About 38% of the drugs with known Escitalopram interactions result in severe effects, and many of them involve the development of serotonin syndrome. These include the following:\n\nLike Escitalopram, Bupropion is a commonly prescribed antidepressant that works well for patients with major depressive disorder (MDD). However, when combined with Lexapro, their toxicity may be heightened. The risk of seizures may also be increased, particularly for the elderly, people with histories of seizures, and those with health conditions affecting the central nervous system (CNS). It taking both drugs at the same time could be of benefit to a patient, though, it could be done with close monitoring and dose adjustments.\n\nThe development of the potentially life-threatening medical condition called serotonin syndrome has been found to occur with serotonergic drugs such as selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors (SSRIs) like Lexapro, a (weak) inhibitor of the cytochrome CYP2D6. The same cytochrome is known to metabolize Adderall and its derivatives to some degree. This results in increased exposure to Dextroamphetamine, and so, the concomitant use of the two increases the potential for a pharmacokinetic interaction. Adderall’s effects are enhanced, and symptoms such as severe anxiety, racing thoughts, and jitteriness may arise. If serotonin syndrome is developed, too, symptoms may include the following:\n\nDrug interactions with Escitalopram can range from minor to severe, and there is quite a large percentage of the drugs known to have major interactions with it – increasing the risk of the potentially life-threatening and fatal serotonin syndrome.\n\nTrazodone is an antidepressant belonging to the serotonin receptor antagonists and reuptake inhibitors (SARIs) with several properties of SSRIs. Meta-chlorophenylpiperazine, one of its major metabolites, is known to have serotonergic effects and thus can contribute to the development of serotonin syndrome (same symptoms as that of Adderall) when combined with SNRIs or SSRIs such as Escitalopram. That said, Trazodone and Lexapro interactions could be fatal.\n\nBuspar is an anti-anxiety medication. While it may be effective for generalized anxiety disorder (GAD), its concurrent administration with SSRIs or serotonergic drugs including Escitalopram has resulted in symptoms consistent with the potentially lethal serotonin hyperstimulation condition or serotonin syndrome.\n\nThe concomitant use of Lexapro with Vyvanse, another SSRI medication, can also result in serotonin syndrome. Although it was found to reduce depressive symptoms in cases where patients responded poorly to Escitalopram, using them together increases the risk of heart arrhythmia or abnormal heart rhythm. While this is a rather rare side effect, patients with cardiac diseases or other heart conditions see an increased risk of experiencing it.\n\nThe majority of drug interactions with Lexapro (more than half or about 55% of the total known drug interactions) cause moderate side effects. Aside from prescription and over-the-counter medications, Lexapro and weed also have a moderate interaction.\n\nAlprazolam is a benzodiazepine and central nervous system (CNS) depressant. When used with Lexapro, it mainly results in manageable mental status side effects.\n\nThese Side Effects May Include:\n\nTaking Escitalopram and Diphenhydramine (an antihistamine medication) together will not cause serious side effects. Some of the latter’s effects such as drowsiness will be amplified, though. Other side effects that may be experienced are dizziness, confusion, and blurry thinking, impaired motor coordination. These symptoms, however, are more commonly experienced by the elderly.",
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"A nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drug (NSAID), Ibuprofen may increase one’s risk of bruising or bleeding, lightheadedness, vomiting, severe headache, and black or ratty stools. This interaction is another one that is more likely to be experienced by the elderly.\n\nThe risk of serotonin syndrome is also increased when Hydrocodone is co-administered with Escitalopram, albeit not as much as the increase caused by the drugs with major interactions. To avoid this, careful monitoring (especially during the initial stage or the first 24 to 72 hours of treatment) is key. Other side effects of these drugs’ combination include low blood pressure, respiratory depression, and deep sedation.\n\nConcomitant use of Ativan and Escitalopram may cause prolonged central nervous system (CNS) and respiratory depression. Dizziness, sedation, concentration difficulties, and confusion are among the most common symptoms that one may experience. Elderly or debilitated patients, in particular, may also experience impaired judgment and motor coordination. Dose titration, specifically during the initial stage of treatment, may help minimize the side effects.\n\nRoughly 7% of the drugs known to interact with Escitalopram only have minor interactions. Most of them are not common medications, though – they are not likely to be taken together with the antidepressant.\n\nSome common drugs with lacking information / unknown interactions with Escitalopram to date are Melatonin, Tylenol (Acetaminophen), and Sudafed (Pseudoephedrine). However, since Melatonin has sedative effects, it can be assumed that combining it with Escitalopram might result in extreme drowsiness.\n\nTo sum up, drug interactions with Escitalopram can range from minor to severe, and there is quite a large percentage of the drugs known to have major interactions with it. Most of them are serotonergic drugs, central nervous system (CNS) stimulants, and anxiolytics, and many of them interact similarly – increasing the risk of the potentially life-threatening and fatal serotonin syndrome. So, if the patient would be taking other medications alongside it, it is important to get sufficient information first and seek a medical professional’s advice before continuing with their treatment. This way, the risk of experiencing various symptoms is reduced. It is also noteworthy, that patients should be counseled and warned to never abruptly stop taking their antidepressants as this can cause the development of Lexapro Withdrawal Syndrome."
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"On November 14, 1965 in the Ia Drang Valley of Vietnam, in a small clearing called Landing Zone X-Ray, 400 young fathers, husbands, brothers, and sons—all troopers from the U.S. 7th Cavalry (Air Mobile)—were surrounded by 2000 enemy soldiers. The ensuing battle was one of the most savage in U.S. history. Here is a tribute to the nobility of those men under fire, their common acts of uncommon valor, and their loyalty to and love for one another. ~ David Bruce, Hollywood Jesus\n\nMovie-goers will be touched by this film but military families in particular will be especially moved by it (the wife cried through half of it).",
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"Like the Band of Brothers series, Blackhawk Down and Saving Private Ryan, the war film has finally come of age. This movie is a must-have for all soldiers and enthusiasts…especially when Mel Gibson liberally includes his now signature reverence for God throughout the movie.\n\nThese movies have ushered in a new genre of “war movie”, one that emphasizes realism, accuracy and brotherhood as well as a subtle form of patriotism.\n\nThis is to be contrasted with movies like Platoon, Full Metal Jacket and Apocalypse Now—movies that lean strongly left with their agendas and often lack authenticity as well. Wonderfully absent from this film are the drugged-up, undisciplined, disrespectful soldiers so disproportionally accented in Platoon, or the psychotic, DI killing, suicidal recruit in Full Metal Jacket (never have forgiven R. Lee for participating in that).\n\nDid soldiers do drugs? Did Marine recruits lose it? —Yes, but in such small numbers that it does all soldiers and all Marines a disservice to accent them in a 2 hour movie for the sake of Hollywood sensationalism (which is all part of the “do anything for $” priority). It is a welcome event to have a movie show the brutality of war yet still be inspired by it, verses wanting to go out after the movie and stick your head in an oven because you’re an American.\n\nOf course, this movie was based on the autobiographical account of real events depicted in Lt Gen Hal Moore’s highly-acclaimed book, We Were Soldiers Once…And Young which spent 17 weeks on the NY Times best-seller list.\n\nIt was co-authored by the UPI reporter who was actually there, Joe Galloway, portrayed in the movie by Barry Pepper (PVT Daniel Jackson—sniper—in Saving Private Ryan). Pepper did a top-notch job, and Galloway was shown as a cut above the typical reporter, coming in by Huey as the battle started to get hot. At one point, the NVA attack was so fierce and overwhelming he joined in the defense by firing an M-16 left by a fallen soldier. It reminded me of the scene in John Wayne’s The Green Berets (1968) where skeptic reporter George Beckworth (played by David Janssen) turns to help the SF soldiers he was previously so cynical towards because their outpost is about to be over-run. It’s ironic in the light of the criticism Wayne took for his movie being “filled with propaganda”.\n\nAfter the battle of Landing Zone X-ray is over, a C-47 Chinook helicopter deposits a gaggle of reporters who scurry around bothering LTC Moore and reporter Galloway who is sharply contrasted to them, dirty and bloody in his GI greens and unflinching at artillery bursts. It was a great slap at the leftist media, a la Duke Wayne.",
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"In fact, there were no major players who were obnoxiously stereotyped. Mel Gibson did an outstanding job portraying LTC Hal Moore who was depicted as a sensitive, studied, God-fearing soldier. This movie joins the ranks of the handful of others that treats Christian faith with reverence and respect. Knowing what we now know about Mel, he surely had a lot to do with that. There is a cute clash of Catholicism and Protestantism between Mel and his very young “daughter”. Tastefully done.\n\nNearly every movie about Viet Nam is a tragedy of some kind, but the tragedy of blundering incompetence wasn’t over done as is usual for Hollywood. LTC Moore saw ahead of time the stacked deck he would face, perhaps most poignantly foreshadowed when Moore is told that his unit would be redesignated the 1st BN, of the 7th REG (1/7th) for the deployment. He pauses and looks back cynically saying, “Custer’s regiment”.",
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"June 21, Letter from the Chair on Behalf of WorkSafeNB s Board of Directors\n\nOn behalf of WorkSafeNB’s Board of Directors, I’d like to thank you for having joined us at our second stakeholder engagement session. As you know, the aim of these sessions is to create a workers’ compensation system that will be effective and sustainable in the long-term – a system that needs to be shaped by you, our stakeholders. This second, in a series of meetings, was held on June 20 th , 2017 at the Best Western in Bathurst, New Brunswick. Along with WorkSafeNB Board Members and staff, representatives from the employer community, the worker community, Workers’ Compensation Appeals Tribunal, the Workers’ Compensation Task Force and various levels of government attended.\nShow more",
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"a. Constitution and Appointment of the Board of Directors\n\nThe Investment Committee decided to delegate to Quest Management NV the power to decide on its behalf upon co-investments with funds in which the Issuer has already invested up to € 500.000 and upon follow-on investments in companies in which the Issuer already holds a stake up to a maximum of 50% of the already existing investment and up to an aggregate value of € 3.000.000. The chairman of the investment committee however has an evocation right and can at all times decide to bring the proposal to the investment committee",
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"Currently, our Government Relations Committee and Board of Directors are working on behalf of the Canadian camps industry for the financial security of our camps, outdoor education providers, and Preferred Vendors. Through a proposed Sustainability Fund and amendments to current non-applicable financial support programs, they are working to #savecanadiancamps.",
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"The following table sets forth certain information regarding the composition of the Company’s Board of Directors, including their terms of office and the nominees for election as directors. The nominating committee has recommended and approved the nominees identified below. It is intended that the proxies solicited on behalf of the Board of Directors (other than proxies in which the vote is withheld as to the nominees) will be voted at the Meeting “FOR” the election of the nominees identified in the following table. If such nominees are unable to serve, the shares represented by all such proxies will be voted for the election of such substitutes as the Board of Directors may recommend. At this time, the Board of Directors knows of no reason why any of the nominees might be unable to serve, if elected. Except as described herein, there are no arrangements or understandings between any director or nominee and any other person pursuant to which such director or nominee was selected.\nShow more",
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"The Shari’ah compliance advocates accountability and transparency in governance through Islamic principles whereby those Shari’ah companies have to portray good example to their non-Shari’ah compliant. This study aims to investigate the relationship between board characteristics and company of origin with Shari’ah-compliant companies’ performance by employing multi regression analysis of 1000 companies for the year 2007 to 2010. Using ROA, the finding shows that company of origin has significant negative association with company performance while Tobin’s Q revealed insignificant result. The result also revealed that only duality role has significant negative association with company performance by using Tobin’s Q whereas insignificant result appears for ROA. This study contributes to the corporate governance literature from the perspective of Shari’ah-compliant companies. It is envisaged to assist Bursa Malaysia, Securities Commission and regulators in improving effective corporate governance and stringent screening procedures specifically for non-compliant companies that opt to Shari’ah compliant. Furthermore, the results would be as a baseline to the organizations to attain the corporate objectives by emphasizing a greater accountability in the governance practice.\nShow more",
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"Two points for the International Court of Justice in Chagos: Take the case, all of it – It is a human rights case - QIL QDI\n\nGallen; Privatdozent, Dr iur (Zurich), LL.M. (College of Europe), Lic iur (Basel), admitted to the Bar in Zurich. Contact: thomas.burri@unisg.ch, publications at: <www.thomas-burri.com> and SSRN. My sincere thanks go to: Peter Sand, for co- organizing the workshop at the University of St. Gallen, Dominik Hofstetter for administrative help and reviewing a draft of this article, all the participants in the workshop, the University of St. Gallen for funding, and the scholars in charge at Questions of International Law (Irini Papanicolopulu, Lucas Carlos Lima, Loris Marotti and Maurizio Arcari) for publishing the zoom out on the ICJ and Chagos, including double peer review, on a very tight schedule.\nShow more",
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"accountability of the HHSC system by giving the HHSC Corporate Board final approval of each region’s budget, and thus the general fund distribution. This will make individual regions more accountable for financial and management decisions, and will promote system wide efficiencies and collaboration. Furthermore, returning to a fully-centralized system would be very disruptive and at this time, the corporate office is not positioned to undertake that responsibility.",
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"6. Finally, in addition to the influence of the Board Chair/CEO positions, some boards evolve small sub-groups within themselves, sometimes referred to as cliques or “core groups” (Bradshaw, Murray, & Wolpin, 1992). These informal groups are not recognized officially in any way though they may dominate certain commit- tees or formal offices. They are important because the attitudes and beliefs of their members regarding how the board should operate or what position it should take on various issues can significantly impact those who are not part of the group. It is important to realize that “core groups” are not necessarily a bad thing. Some- times they emerge simply because some people have more time and interest in the organization so do more and find others with a similar outlook to whom they naturally gravitate. Other inner groups develop because they are made up of people with similar periods of long tenure on the board (part of the founder’s syndrome phenomenon discussed earlier). This is especially common when there are no fixed maximum terms of office for board members. New members might come and go but a core of “old timers” stays around.\nShow more",
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"Through the General Meeting, the shareholders exercise the highest level of authority at SpareBank 1 SR-Bank ASA. The Ordinary General Meeting elects the members of the Supervisory Board, the Control Committee and the Nomination Committee, as well as approving the annual financial statements, including the allocation of a surplus or coverage of a deficit for a year.",
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"Bank liquidity and the board of directors\n\nTo study the relationship between bank liquidity and board size and independence as shown in Eq. (1), we build a new database on these two board characteristics. This is a challenging issue since such data is not widely available (see also Laeven and Levine, 2009). Relevant information is collected by hand from the Spencer Stuart Reports. 2 Spencer Stuart, founded in 1956, is one of the leading executive search consulting firms. It also publishes the “Spencer Stuart Board Index”, which contains information on the board of directors of the largest companies within the countries that are being covered. This information is gathered from questionnaires and annual reports. We end up with a sample that consists of 127 banks operating in 10 OECD countries (Austria, Canada, Germany, Italy, Netherlands, South Africa, Spain, Sweden, UK, USA) between 2000 and 2006. Therefore, all banks considered are based in relatively developed and liberalized banking systems, a fact that enhances the comparability of the respective observations. The maximum number of available observations is 536, yet some are missing for certain variables.\nShow more",
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"Issue for the ERCOT Board of Directors\n\nWhether the Board of Directors (Board) of Electric Reliability Council of Texas, Inc. (ERCOT) should approve modifications regarding Letter of Credit Concentration limits in the ERCOT Creditworthiness Standards, as recommended by ERCOT staff and endorsed by the Credit Work Group. The Finance and Audit (F&A) Committee will review such proposed modifications at its November 18, 2013 meeting.",
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"Künker: The Place to Go for Collections\n\nIt is almost the same before every single auction: we are faced with the problem of having to squeeze the legacy of numerous collectors’ lives into the few pages of an auction preview. The Künker Summer Auctions, too, which will take place from June 24th through June 27th, 2019, would not have turned into such big and well-stocked events if it had not been for the many collectors who once again decided to consign their collections to the auction house Künker.\nHence, Auction 322 will start off with an extensive series of carefully selected bracteates from the High Middle Ages. In addition, the Günter Westphal Collection of Solms will be sold and collectors of ships on coins will certainly discover an amazing selection of interesting pieces. Auction 323 is dedicated to two specialized collections: one is the comprehensive collection of French coins and medals encompassing an impressive 850 lots. The other is a collection of Polish rarities as you rarely get to see them. It includes, among other things, another part of the Phoibos Collection. Auction 324 is dedicated to gold coins and medals. It will see the auctioning of large South America and Italy series – including an extensive batch of Sicilian and Venetian coins. The Eberhard Link Collection has been added to both Auction 322 and 324. This time, it primarily contains coins from the Middle Rhine region. But Eberhard Link’s interests were more widely spread than that. Hence, collectors will also find a large batch of Swedish plate money from his collection in the Sweden section.\nIt is really a given at Künker that the “normal” numismatic spectrum with numerous rarities is covered alongside all these specialized collections.\n\nThe first day of Auction 322 will begin with 141 lots of selected bracteates. These not only include incredibly beautiful pieces of Romanesque art but also great rarities such as Falkenstein or Sigmaringen-Helfenstein. Whether it is crests or a knight in full suit of armor on his dapple gray, whether it is an abbot with a crozier and gospel or the emperor himself: all social ranks that possessed power in the Middle Ages are immortalized on these small pieces of art.\n\nThe collection offered at Künker contains both the richly illustrated bracteates of Central Germany as well as the less artistical yet much rarer products from the mints of Northern Germany and the extremely popular bracteates of the region of Lake Constance.",
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"In the Germany section, you will not only discover several comprehensive collections, but also interesting and rare individual pieces. To avoid going beyond the scope of this preview, allow us to present one piece to represent this section: a double reichstaler of Christian I Ludwig of Mecklenburg-Schwerin, minted in Dömitz in 1677. On its obverse, the Baroque gem features the duke wearing a full-bottomed wig; the reverse depicts a coat of arms with a crown set atop the shield, supported by two angels and surrounded by the collars of the Order of Saint Michael and the Order of the Holy Spirit.",
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"Lovers of Saxony will also get their money’s worth. More than 260 lots originate from the Albertan and Ernestine line. One example is the extremely fine wide triple reichstaler from 1650 which Johann Georg I had minted in celebration of the Peace of Westphalia.\nLet us have a look at the collections then. The highlight here is definitely the collection of Solms compiled by Günter Westphal (1929-2017). In case you do not remember every single one of the former German small states: Solms was a county in Hesse, west of Wetzlar, which was partitioned repeatedly due to missing primogeniture arrangements. Coins from Solms are rare. We have not seen such a large amount of material on the market in a very long time.",
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"One interesting example here is a reichstaler of the Bernardian line which was not supposed to be struck in the first place. This line did not have the right of coinage. However, during the turbulent times of the Kipper and Wipper, Wilhelm of Greifenstein and Reinhard of Hungen attempted to join the coin business. In order to be on the safe side legally, they claimed on their coin that the silver used to strike it originated from the Hungen mines, which would have made it legitimate according to the Imperial Minting Ordinance. But there were neither mountains nor mines in Hungen. The Imperial High Court worked just fine even during the Thirty Years’ War. Those responsible for the coins were indicted and the minting of the coins was abandoned. The taler from 1623 offered at Künker is a rare record of this failed attempt.",
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"In past auctions already, batches of the Eberhard Link Collection were sold. This time, too, collectors of coins from the Rhine metropolises and dominions will rejoice over the amount of material. For example, his collection of coins of the Counts of Salm will be sold. They owned numerous estates along the Moselle river which were located in what are today Germany, Luxembourg and France. By the way, the house still exist to this day. Let us take a klippe to the weight of a half taler as an example: it was minted on behalf of Adolf Heinrich of Salm-Dhaun, who ruled from 1557 to 1606. This particular piece was so interesting in the eyes of its former owner Eberhard Link that he dedicated an article to it whose title translates to “Half a taler but not a half taler: the klippe of Salm-Dhaun struck from the dies of the Fat with the Agnus Dei”.\n\nWhile we are talking about the Eberhard Link Collection, let us quickly look at world coins and medals, too. Another part of his collection hides in this section: a small series of about 30 lots of Swedish plate money which served as substitutes for talers in the country that had a lot of copper but hardly any silver at its disposal.",
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"June 26, 2019 will see the sale of two specialized collections. The day will begin with an extensive collection of French coins and medals from the Celts to modern times, including coins of the royal, and later Republican, central government and coins of the French nobility and cities, commonly referred to in France as Féodales.",
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"Whether it is incredible Renaissance portraits, such as the images of Henry II on the henri d’or from 1552, or the impressive Baroque images, such as the one seen on the 1701 double louis d’or aux huit L: the amount of interesting coins and medals of extraordinary grade is tremendous.\nBoth the different phases of the French Revolution as well as the 19th century are also recorded spectacularly well. Anyone who is interested in these eras – whether it may be the Second Empire or the Third, Fourth or Fifth Republic – should also not forget to take a close look at the multiple lots.",
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"And that is not all Künker has to offer. The entire day of June 27, 2019 is dedicated to gold coins and medals. The auction catalog fittingly starts off with an article Bernd Kluge dedicated to Fritz Rudolf Künker. It contains an updated and expanded catalog of all Berlin ducats of King Frederick William I of Prussia. This makes Auction Catalog 324 a new standard reference that should be part of any library concerned with German coinage.",
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"We do, however, want to focus on series in this preview and lovers of Italian coins will find a lot of material here: the Papal States, Sicily – the Middle Ages in particular with a full and a half augustalis -, as well as an extensive series of Venetian gold coins including several rarities. Those are the highlights of the almost 150 lots of Italian gold coins.",
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"For Taiwanese singer Huang Shujun, 1995 was the year when producer friend Yang Minghuang died. But he sang, “After you left / A few days / Teresa Teng / also say goodbye to us”. He continued to count, Eileen Chang passing away in the fall of the same year, and Princess Diana in 1997. This loss of disappointment seems to be shared by the whole society.\n\nIn 1995, Taiwan had lifted the martial law, and the mainland had also entered a more radical period of reform and opening up. What is lost cannot be repaired, and global things cannot wait to reshape the lives of a generation from scratch. Starbucks, small mobile phone, Ang Lee spoke Chinese, Jackie Chan spoke English, “Hong Kong really returned”, “North and South Korea actually met.”\n\nWhen this song was released in 2001, Huang Shujun was the same age as his friend. He said: “I just want to tell Yang Minghuang what happened in this world after he left.” But the popularity of this song seems to be asking all of my contemporaries: Do you realize that these things are happening, you Have you really gone to the future regardless?",
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"Release Date: In 1992, about the return of Hong Kong, the more familiar song is if it is not “Pearl of the Orient”, it is “AD 1997”. In comparison, the expression “my 1997” seems too casual, not showing a paternalistic eager welcome, but saying “1997 will come soon / I can go to Hong Kong”. Ai Jing is from Shenyang. If she was asked, she would say it was a love song, “Because my one is in Hong Kong”.\n\nBut in certain contexts, “mine” is the most political. In social changes, singing a personal song, a love song for an independent woman, is the most interesting thing. At that time, if you wanted to go to Hong Kong and go to an abstract and repressed world of flowers and flowers, was it a more real desire for that generation of young people than “missing” and “calling”?",
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"Just as the podcast “The Screws Are Tightening” was updated today, this playlist contains recommendations from anchor Wu Qi and guests.\n\nRegarding “I Go to 2000”, Wu Qi said: “As soon as we entered the 21st century, Pu Shu was the first to sing our intuition, as accurate as the goosebumps of a generation.”\n\nThe wonderful thing is that Pu Shu’s “I’m Going to 2000” and “New Boy”, both published in 1999, sing two very different millennial “intuitions”. The former said, “Absurd is it / Sad is it / There is no way / I wish us all a well-off”, the latter may be the blessing of Windows 98, saying “The new world came like a dream”.\n\nToday, there are many versions of “New Boy”, variety show version, short video version, epidemic publicity song version, and the version adapted by Pu Shu himself because he disliked the lyrics of the sun. But “I Go to 2000” still maintains the expression of anger and anxiety. But its lyrics “You chase me to 2000” have another meaning: who doesn’t want to go back to the millennium now!\n\n“The Screws Are Tightening” broadcast today\n\nTalking about the importance of “absent” anchors\n\n‘We’re all used to a spy life’\n\nScan the code to listen directly",
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"The other is “Buy a House”, the sound of the shoes kicking at the beginning of the song is like a prelude to the 2008 subprime mortgage crisis. But the frenzy of housing prices in China is still burning through an era. When Zhou Yunpeng sang again a few years later, he felt that the lyrics “bought a house / spent more than 300,000 yuan” was a complete joke. He sang an adaptation of this song, “Selling a House”, live in Paris or Hong Kong: “Until one day / One square meter of house rises to ten million / You all live in space / Only I am on Earth”.",
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"The host of the podcast “Absentence” spent an entire episode talking about Li Jianqing and “Ordinary Stories.” It’s actually a very new song, but Li Jianqing was 40 years old when it came out, and Li Zongsheng who made it was almost 60 years old, so he could sing “A few more times/Dream of myself/Finally going back/But hysterical/Speaking loudly at everyone Say sorry”.\n\nNostalgia is the theme of a generation of strangers, and it was the modern metropolis that was rapidly expanding in the 1980s and 1990s that mass-produced strangers. Just as the heavy and light evaluation of this song is Li Jianqing’s nostalgia, embedded in Li Zongsheng’s smooth arrangement, nostalgia itself can only be awkwardly attached to the fantasy cast by the economic boom.\n\nTo this day, many people are born aliens. “Nostalgia is a kind of phantom limb pain” that Zhongli said is still true across generations.",
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"People who say they haven’t heard Egg Castle will feel familiar when they think of the prelude to the music. Because his “soft lips” arrangement defines the adolescence of Chinese rap from a straightforward point of view, it is not old now.\n\nThe teenager in “Youth Sustaining Troubles” just realizes that he can make many choices, but he can’t clearly identify a worldly path, and he doesn’t know that he will lose the right to concentrate on his troubles.",
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"This is a song produced by Rolling Stones for the relocation of Taipei’s Yuanshan Zoo. A group of literary and artistic youths of the year, Li Zongsheng, Qi Yu, Zhou Huajian, Huang Yunling, etc., were all amazingly young, changed their cool and mourning temperament, and sang songs for children and small animals warmly.\n\nMore than 30 years later, netizens left a message saying that this is the song that will be played when the 24-hour hope hotline is waiting. Strangely, if you try to search for “happy paradise” on a public platform, you will find that it is a sensitive word. Maybe because these four words are too pure, it makes people feel vigilant now.\n\n“The Screws Are Tightening” broadcast today\n\nTalking about the importance of “absent” anchors\n\n‘We’re all used to a spy life’\n\nScan the code to listen directly",
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"Skip to content\nPosted on May 4, 2016July 22, 2016 by Tim Sutton Posted in QGIS BoardTagged QGIS Board\nDear QGIS Community members\nAs many of you will be aware, in this last year we have been embarking on the process to transition from a loose-knit community organisation to a more formal organisation. This new organisation ‘QGIS.org’ will be a legal entity and will afford us a greater amount of flexibility in how we manage funds, legal agreements and so forth. You can read the statutes for the QGIS.org organisation for more info.\nUnder the statutes of the new organisation, there will be one user group voting member put forward for each registered user group (user group registration page is here). For each user group voting member we will have a community voting member elected. In addition there will be one voting member from the OSGEO leadership. It is probably best explained by way of a simple (contrived) example:\n1) The Martian user group puts forward Joe Alien to be their QGIS User Group Voting Member.\n2) QGIS committers put forward nominations for a matching Community Voting Member from within the community. Community member with the highest number of nominations is elected. Only people with git commit rights to an official QGIS repository or write access to the QGIS translation platform on transifex can put forward nominations. The nominated person can be any person from within the QGIS community who is willing to serve as a voting QGIS community member.\n3) The Moon user group puts forward Janet Luna to be their QGIS User Group Voting Member.\n4) QGIS committers again nominate a matching Community Voting Member\n5) OSGEO puts forward one person to act as the OSGEO voting member.\nVoting members will elect the QGIS Board, Board Chairman and approve budgets and the annual report. Once elected, the board will make day to day decisions on behalf of the project as needed. The OSGEO voting member will also serve to ensure that there are always an odd number of voting members to avoid deadlocks. Voting members will have their continued membership confirmed on a 3 yearly basis.\nSince we are bootstrapping the QGIS.org organisation, we have not yet elected any voting members. Currently there are 10 QGIS User Groups registered (this number may be different when you read this due to new registrations), thus we would like to invite all people who have Git commit access to any official QGIS repo, or transifex write access to make their nominations for their community voting members. The 10 consenting nominees with the highest number of nominations will be appointed as community voting members.\nWe will close the nomination period on Wed 11 May if at least 10 unique persons have been nominated, otherwise as soon as 10 unique persons have been nominated.\nWe will maintain a list of the QGIS Voting Members on the web site for public viewing.\nAfter all of the voting members have been elected they will be asked to elect the members of the board. Board members need not be voting members, any QGIS community member can be elected to the board. For formation of the new board, existing PSC members will automatically be nominated and the community voting members can also put up additional nominations. We would then put the election of the board members to a vote (maintaining the same number of members as are currently in the PSC for now). Once the board has officially been elected, the voting members can then select a chair for the board. Note that all voting will be done electronically via an online form.\nBy this process we will have a democratically elected board entrusted with stewardship of the new QGIS.org Organisation.\nEach year we will hold an annual general meeting and voting members can elect a new chair, or re-elect the existing chair. Similarly on a rotational basis, board members will be up for re-election each year. If things are a little unclear above, I have made a simple diagram which hopefully clarifies things (see below).",
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"The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) has decided to move the Indian Premier League (IPL) 2021 to the UAE in view of the Covid-19 situation in India.\n\nThe announcement was made by BCCI vice-president Rajeev Shukla on Saturday, reported news agency ANI.\n\nThe IPL matches are expected to resume tentatively on September 18 or 19 with as many as 10 double-headers to be played during a three-week window.\n\nThe final might be held on October 9 or 10. The three-week window will be enough for the league to complete its remaining 31 games for the season, a win-win scenario for all the primary stakeholders including the BCCI, franchises and broadcasters.\n\n“The BCCI has spoken to all the stakeholders and the likely start could be between September 18th to 20th. Since September 18 is a Saturday and 19 a Sunday, it is more likely that you would want to re-start it on a weekend date,” an official was earlier quoted as saying by news agency PTI.\n\n“Similarly, October 9th or 10th will be the final as it’s a weekend. We are finalising the itinerary and there will be 10 double headers and seven evening matches along with four main games (two qualifiers, one eliminator and the final), which completes the list of 31 matches,” the official added.\n\nThe Indian team’s last Test match against England is set to finish on September 14 at Manchester and on the next day, the whole team (save Hanuma Vihari and Abhimanyu Easwaran) will be flown to UAE in a chartered flight for a “bubble to bubble” transfer.\n\n“The Indian team and the English players who will be available will fly in the same charter flight from Manchester to Dubai. Similarly, the West Indies players will also fly in after completing the Caribbean Premier League engagements. There will be three-day quarantine for players arriving from UK and the Caribbean,” the source said.\n\nA franchise official confirmed that communication from BCCI has come on the matter.\n\nThe league was suspended indefinitely in early May after many players tested positive for Covid-19.\n\nIn an advisory, BCCI said that it does not want to compromise on the safety of the players, support staff and the other participants involved in organising the IPL. This decision was taken keeping the safety, health and well-being of all the stakeholders in mind.\n\nMind games: Two intellectuals and chess on a football pitch - The Indian Express\n\nIPL 2021: Practice options in Delhi and Ahmedabad may have led to breach in Covid protocols – Times of India\n\nThe greatest IPL performances, No. 1: Yusuf Pathan’s 3 for 22 and 56 off 39 vs the Chennai Super Kings – ESPNcricinfo"
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"BOSTON - Chris Wagner remembered back to the countless drives to the rink and the endless support, from his youth hockey days on the South Shore all the way up to his Winter Classic appearance on New Year's Day.\n\nWhether it was from the stands or from a TV thousands of miles away, his grandfather was always watching.\n\nSo when Wagner's goal just 20 seconds into Saturday night's game with Buffalo was wiped off the board for goalie interference, the Walpole native had a pretty good idea of what his grandfather's reaction would be.\n\n\"He's probably laughing after that first goal was disallowed,\" Wagner said with a smile as he remembered his late grandad, Jim Phelan of Norwood, who passed away on Friday morning.\n\nWagner was, no doubt, playing with some added purpose and plenty of emotion, thus it was no surprise when the 27-year-old popped one in for real just under 10 minutes later to open the scoring in Boston's 2-1 victory over the Sabres at TD Garden.\n\n\"This was a special game for me. Maybe he was watching out for me, making the puck follow me around. Who knows? He would drive me around when my parents couldn't, went to all my games, watched all these games even up until the Winter Classic the other day, so it means a lot,\" said Wagner, who pointed skyward during both celebrations in tribute of his maternal grandfather.\n\n\"I was giving him a little tribute. He would probably be a little upset that I even acknowledged him. He was a humble guy and I'm going to miss him a lot.\"\n\nFrom babysitting me, to driving me to school, practice and games when my parents couldn't, to just simply being there from the beginning and supporting me every step of the way... I enjoyed every second with you. You will be missed even more than you could have imagined. We love you Grampy R.I.P. Rom 14:8\n\nWagner certainly did his grampy proud. On the whole, it was one of the hometown boy's better games in Black & Gold since signing as a free agent in July, as the winger landed a team-high six shots on goal in 14:26 of ice time.\n\n\"Chris Wagner's effort tonight, in the rears of his grandfather passing is - that's a pretty special night. You couldn't be more happy for the guy,\" said David Backes, who notched Boston's other goal, the eventual winner just two minutes into the second. \"You kind of clench your teeth a little bit when the first one gets called back…almost an identical shot on the second one and those are the things you can rally around.\"\n\nBruins coach Bruce Cassidy, looking to establish some early puck possession and energy against the Sabres, went with a different approach to start things off on Saturday night, opting to deploy his fourth line of Wagner, Sean Kuraly, and Noel Acciari for the game's first shift.\n\n\"I think we talked a little bit about trying to establish a little more consistency in the second half and maybe that's a line that starts games at home to establish puck possession early and tilt the territorial advantage,\" said Cassidy. \"A lot of times it's [Patrice Bergeron's] line that gets the start, but maybe that's something we can look at going forward, and they certainly earned their keep tonight.\"\n\nIt was indeed a sound decision. The trio burst out of the gates and surged into the Sabres end off the opening draw, immediately seizing control when Wagner slapped home a Kuraly rebound just 20 seconds into the game.\n\nBut the goal was waved off for goaltender interference. Cassidy challenged, but the call on the ice was upheld after review.\n\n\"Luckily we got another chance. We kept getting chances, too,\" said Wagner. \"I thought we played a pretty solid game tonight and it was nice getting off to a good start even though that goal didn't count.\"\n\nThe triumvirate was clearly unfazed by the disallowed goal and continued to cause havoc in the Buffalo end. And at 10:10 of the first period, they struck once again, this time for keeps.\n\nWith Buffalo attempting to exit the zone, Acciari forced a turnover and poked the puck back into the slot. Wagner was there to pick it up and unleashed a wrister by the glove-side of Buffalo goalie Linus Ullmark, putting the Bruins ahead, 1-0, with his fifth of the season, while also providing the perfect tribute.\n\n\"We knew he was hurting and it was really cool - unfortunately the first one didn't count - just being able to follow up with another one,\" said Acciari, who picked up his second assist of the season and landed six hits.\n\nOverall, Boston's fourth line combined for 10 shots on goal and 10 hits, continuing their strong stretch of play, which included Kuraly's game winner in the Winter Classic against Chicago on New Year's Day.\n\n\"They were our best line. I don't think there's any doubt,\" Cassidy said of the trio's performance against Buffalo. \"They've been real good together. I think Chris Wagner's game has really come along and Kuraly's as well. Noel's a good fit in there.\"\n\nThe success has coincided with Cassidy's tweak of the line's personnel, which had Kuraly switching to the wing and Acciari moving back to center.\n\n\"Noel's reliable back there. He is smart and in the right spots,\" said Kuraly, who also tallied the overtime winner in Buffalo last Saturday. \"We know he is going to take care of our end, so when he is back there, personally I'm feeling good about the D side of it.\n\n\"When I get the puck it's got a little more energy than when I have played center so it's all about holding on to it and keeping the puck in their zone…I know when we are playing offense that they are not going to score on us. So, that's what we try to do and try to play downhill.\"\n\nCassidy believes that the grouping - which has seen time together at various points of the season - is beginning to read off of each other better, particularly on the forecheck, providing them with more opportunities and, thus, more confidence in the offensive zone.\n\n\"Earlier in the year I'm not sure they had that nailed down,\" said Cassidy. \"[Wagner's] a good player in the league. I think maybe early on it took him a while to find his rhythm with his linemates. Maybe the puck's just finding him now and he's in one of those streaks where he's playing more.\"\n\nWhatever the reasons, it all clicked on Saturday night. At the perfect time.\n\n\"It's been obviously a tough couple of weeks for my family. Going through some struggles,\" said Wagner. \"Sports is a great outlet and [my grandfather] loved sports so [tonight] definitely meant a lot.\""
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"What is even more satisfying than people watching, is people judging. I especially love taking what people say and do when they think I’m not paying attention and extending those actions to what I judge they do and are like in the rest of their lives. I did a lot of sitting today while waiting for my son’s game and then watching his game and this was prime people judging material.\n\nHere are just a few of my observations of people at a football game.",
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"“Wow, that kid on the other team is even bigger than our son (who is essentially a foot taller and 50 lbs heavier than anyone on his team). Clearly, he is a fifth grader. Should we check his papers?”\n\n“Wow, this field has four sprinkler drains right on the field that could cause sprained ankles. Do you think I could use the cameras filming the game for footage in my law suit against the city if I “accidentally” trip over one of those during the game when I’m protesting a call?”\n\n“I think this ref is trying really hard to be an NFL ref. Do you see how well he is blowing these calls and trying to make himself the star of the game?”\n\nSee if you recognize any of these parents on the sidelines of your games.",
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"It takes skill to get that through the right quadrant.\n\nThe Gatorade Bottle Squirter’s through the Helmet parents: They are constantly trying to keep their kid hydrated, because if they don’t, the kid will evaporate into sand before the game ends.\n\nThe Trainwreck that shows up halfway through the First Quarter: She forgot to give her kid his socks, so is helping him put them on. His kid’s name is being called, so she is frantically trying to put them on him, while yelling to the coaches that he is almost ready to go in. Then later, she is on the sidelines telling the kids to stand up right after the coach told them to take a knee. Starts calling plays for her kid and telling him to go in when none of the coaches have told him to go in. Etc.\n\nThe so many accessories you would think they would preparing to summit Mt. Everest: They have their chairs, their hats, their tent, their couch, their long lens camera, their big screen TV to see replays, their sleeping bags, their hiking gear, their king size bed….\n\nThe Wanna Be NFL Parent: They yell instructions to their kid from the sidelines about missing their assignment on “Brown Right Over 73 Chicago F arrow X curl” or their footwork was off when they ran the side curl route, fulling insisting that their kid not only know all that, but that they can hear every instruction they just barked out through the massive helmet that is half their body weight.",
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"The ones that are so worried about the paper halftime sign that they haven’t watched one minute of the game: They spent half the week planning, preparing, making the artwork just right on the 40 foot paper sign that the kids will run through at halftime, that they didn’t have any time to make their kids lunch or help them with their homework, which would have been good for them because they misspelled Cougar’s.\n\nThe “No wonder they call me the team mom”: Because I brought a speaker that blasts an 80’s rap song from Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles to get my little guys all pumped for this third grade debacle.\n\nThe silent judgers: The ones that sit there the whole game judging all the other parents of their misdeeds while not recognizing that they are committing a bunch of the things above or worse, but not seeing it because they think they are so perfect.\n\nBitter Observationer from The Sideline Ben"
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"Cannabis Legalization Leads to Opioid Deaths, According to New Research – The Clinic Network\n\nCannabis Legalization Leads to Opioid Deaths, According to New Research\n\nA study looking at opioid-related deaths in Colorado saw these fatalities drop as a result of recreational medicinal cannabis legalization in the state.\n\nNew research published last week in the American Journal of Public Health revealed that the legalization of recreational medicinal cannabis in Colorado resulted in a reversal of opioid-related deaths by 6.5 percent. The U.S and Canada are facing an epidemic of opioid addiction and abuse, leading to hundreds of deaths each day. That cannabis legalization can help reverse this trend is welcome news.\n\nOpioids are a class of narcotic drugs that act on the nervous system to produce powerful morphine-like effects. Commonly recommended by doctors for pain relief, opioids interact with opioid receptors to reduce the sending of pain messages to the brain.\n\nIn 2015, more than 33,000 American died as a result of an opioid overdose. Nearly half of those deaths involved a prescription opioid. Opioids include prescription painkillers like Codeine, Fentanyl, Hydrocodone, Oxycodone, and more, the classification also includes the illegal drug heroin, which often becomes the final step for those fighting opioid addiction. About 80% of people who turn to illegal heroin first misused prescription opioids.\nPerformed by University of North Texas Health Science Center researchers and their colleagues, the study concluded that, “After Colorado’s legalization of recreational cannabis sale and use, opioid-related deaths decreased more than 6% in the following 2 years.”\n\nThe authors of the new study note that the results of the study are preliminary, given that their research encompasses only two years of data after the state’s first recreational medicinal cannabis shops opened in 2014. However, as more data becomes available and more studies are completed, perhaps we will get a clearer picture of the benefits cannabis can play in battling America’s opioid epidemic.\n\n“As policymakers continue to grapple with both the growing opioid crisis and the rapidly changing landscape of medicinal cannabis laws in the U.S., scientific evidence is needed to help inform policy decisions to combat this disturbing upward trend in opioid-related deaths,” said Melvin D. Livingston, PhD, lead author of the study.",
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In spite of the changes that Hornby has brought to the Airfix brand, one thing that they continue to do is pack the sprues without cushioning. The bomber and ground support equipment are segregated into two separate plastic bags. The sprues, however, are stacked on top of each other. There were parts that been released from the sprue and some of the parts for the bomber were warped.\n\nSince this is a gift set, it includes two kits that have been sold separately – the Avro Lancaster B.I and the RAF ground support set. I started with the ground support equipment. The instructions are in the new Airfix style and are very clear and easy to follow. They include the painting instructions and for the Lancaster give you two choices, the Lancaster in flight or on the ground. The bomb bays can be posed open or closed. I chose to put the bomber on the ground and with the bomb bays open. Keep in mind, if you choose to pose them open, the attachment points for each door are tricky. It is best to keep them off until after painting is done. To give the wings a tight fit against the fuselage, the internal bulkheads include spars rather than a traditional tab. This means that the fit of the wings is very tight and, in my case, no gaps. The only issue that I had, and affected how the fuselage was connected, was how the floor of the bomb bay connected to the fuselage. I am not sure it fit correctly because there was a large gap in the bottom on the nose. That being said, it was the only problem with the Lancaster. The remainder of the plane went together without an issue. When you look at the photographs, you will note an odd gap between the front turret and the bulkhead. The piece has gone missing; it’s disappeared. I am a novice at scratch building, so I left that gap in place.\n\nThe ground vehicles are all new molds. There was a bit of flash on the sprues, so many of the pieces needed to be cleaned up before they were assembled. The Bedford truck can be made with a traditional bed or as a fuel browser. I chose the fuel truck. The gift set also includes a Morris Tilly, a tractor to tow the bomb carts (two carts are included), an oil browser, and a trestle for engine maintenance. The bomb bay can be configured for two bomb loads, so the kit includes two large bombs (a 4,000 and 8,000 pound including a colorful decal that insults Hitler). I chose the smaller of the two. The kits went together without a problem. I continue to marvel at the detail on the new 1/72 Airfix kits.\n\nAt the back of the instructions are full-color profiles of the ground vehicles and the Lancaster bomber. The colors are given in the Humbrol line of paints and I used some of the paint that was included with the gift set and supplemented them with my favorite paint brand, Tamiya. The ground vehicles were all painted in Olive Drab, though the canvas tops were flat earth. The color match between the Humbrol and Tamiya paints are pretty close. For the Lancaster, the little plastic containers of paint didn’t seem adequate for complete coverage of the Lancaster, so I used Tamiya Black for the underside of the bomber and Tamiya Dark Earth for the upper surfaces. Most of my time was spent masking the glass (I used Eduard masks and boy they are great and an absolute necessity for a kit with as much glass as this kit has) and making sure that the Lancaster’s camo scheme was correct as the ol’ MK I eyeball would allow. There was one mistake that I did not realize until I looked at the photographs. The exterior surface of the twin tails should be black, not earth.\n\nSince Hornby took over Airfix, I am sure everyone has noticed that the quality of the decals has improved considerably. Unfortunately, the decals for the Lancaster appeared to be slightly out of register, and they silvered badly. When you look at the wings, you will note that the warnings that are on the wing, are all silvered. I am not sure that this is operator error or an issue with the decals. Bottom line, I was very disappointed. For the ground vehicles, they went on fairly easily. There were, however, a couple of errors. If you chose to build the Bedford MWC as a fuel truck, the assembly instructions call for the spare tire to be attached to the large fuel tank. The decal instructions for the fuel truck does not show the spare tire, so you have to adjust accordingly. Also, on the large oil browser, if you elect to keep the doors closed, the ‘Oil’ decal does not sit well over the door handles. The markings for the Lancaster are for a Canadian crewed bomber in 1945. The instructions for decal placement are pretty straight forward.\n\nI have had the opportunity to build both vintage and new Airfix kits. 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"Today more than 600 million people suffer from chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) worldwide. Although there is no cure for COPD, recent advancements in cellular therapy have made it possible to not only relieve symptoms, but to promote healing and regeneration of the tissues of the lung walls and air sacs.\n\nAfter testing approximately 100 patients, the Lung Institute has discovered that within three months of treatment, 84 percent of patients found their quality of life had improved. Among other promising statistics this discovery could change lives significantly. For millions of people suffering from COPD, a natural decline in pulmonary health is a harsh reality. Based on these results, cellular therapy could be the answer they’ve been looking for.\n\nFor more details and statistics on the effects of cellular therapy on pulmonary function improvement, continue reading below.\n\nThe Problem with Chronic Pulmonary Diseases\n\nChronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD) is a progressive lung disorder that often occurs as a result of prolonged cigarette smoking, second-hand smoke, and polluted air or working conditions. COPD is the most prevalent form of chronic lung disease. The physiological symptoms of COPD include shortness of breath (dyspnea), cough, and sputum production, exercise intolerance and reduced Quality of Life (QOL). These signs and symptoms are brought about by chronic inflammation of the airways, which restricts breathing. When fibrotic tissues contract, the lumen is narrowed, compromising lung function. As histological studies confirm, airway fibrosis and luminal narrowing are major features that lead to airflow limitation in COPD 1-3.\n\nToday, COPD is a serious global health issue, with a prevalence of 9-10% of adults aged 40 and older4. And the prevalence of the disease is only expected to rise. Currently COPD accounts for 27% of tobacco related deaths and is anticipated to become the fourth leading cause of death worldwide by 2030 5. Today, COPD affects approximately 600 million individuals—roughly 5% of the world’s population 6. Despite modern medicine and technological advancements, there is no known cure for COPD.\n\nThe difficulty in treating COPD and other lung diseases rests in the trouble of stimulating alveolar wall formation15. Until recently, treatment has been limited by two things: a lack of understanding of the pathophysiology of these disease processes on a molecular level and a lack of pharmaceutical development that would affect these molecular mechanisms. This results in treatment focused primarily in addressing the symptoms of the disease rather than healing or slowing the progression of the disease itself.\n\nThe result is that there are few options available outside of bronchodilators and corticosteroids7. Although lung transplants are performed as an alternative option, there is currently a severe shortage of donor lungs, leaving many patients to die on waiting lists prior to transplantation. Lung transplantation is also a very invasive form of treatment, commonly offering poor results, a poor quality of life with a 5-year mortality rate of approximately 50%, and a litany of health problems associated with lifelong immunosuppression13.\n\nHowever, it has been shown that undifferentiated multipotent endogenous tissue cells (cells that have been identified in nearly all tissues) may contribute to tissue maintenance and repair due to their inherent anti-inflammatory properties. Human mesenchymal stromal cells have been shown to produce large quantities of bioactive factors including cytokines and various growth factors which provide molecular cueing for regenerative pathways. This affects the status of responding cells intrinsic in the tissue 18. These bioactive factors have the ability to influence multiple immune effector functions including cell development, maturation, and allo-reactive T-cell responses 19. Although research on the use of autologous cells (both hematopoietic and mesenchymal) in regenerative cellular therapy is still in the early stages of implementation, it has shown substantive progress in treating patients with few if any adverse effects.\n\nWithin the PFT results, 48% of patients tested saw an increase of over 10% to their original pulmonary function with an average increase of 16%. During the three to six month period after treatment, patients saw a small decline in their progress, with QLS scores dropping from 35.5% to 32%, and the QIS from 84% to 77%.\n\nFletcher and Peto’s work shows that patient survival rate can be improved through appropriate or positive intervention14(figure 1.4). It remains to be seen if better quality of life will translate to longevity, but if one examines what factors allow for improved quality of life such as improvement in oxygen use, exercise tolerance, medication use, visits to the hospital and reduction in disease flare ups then one can see that quality of life improves in association with clinical improvement.\n\nCurrently the most utilized options for treating COPD are bronchodilator inhalers with or without corticosteroids and lung transplant – each has downsides. Inhalers are often used incorrectly11, are expensive over time, and can only provide temporary relief of symptoms. Corticosteroids, though useful, have risk of serious adverse side effects such as infections, blood sugar imbalance, and weight gain to name a few 16. Lung transplants are expensive, have an adverse impact on quality of life and have a high probability of rejection by the body the treatment of which creates a new set of problems for patients. In contrast, initial studies of cells treatments show efficacy, lack of adverse side effects and may be used safely in conjunction with other treatments.\n\nThrough the data collected by the Lung Institute, developing methodologies for this form of treatment are quickly taking place as other entities of the medical community follow suit. In a recent study of regenerative cellular therapy done by the University of Utah, patients exhibited improvement in PFTs and oxygen requirement compared to the control group with no acute adverse events12. Through the infusion of cells derived from the patient’s own body, cellular therapy minimizes the chance of rejection to the highest degree, promotes healing and can improve the patient’s pulmonary function and quality of life with no adverse side effects.\n\nAlthough more studies using a greater number of patients is needed to further examine objective parameters such as PFTs, exercise tests, oxygen, medication use and hospital visits, larger sample sizes will also help determine if one protocol is more beneficial than others. With deeper research, utilizing economic analysis along with longer-term follow up will answer questions on patient selection, the benefits of repeated treatments, and a possible reduction in healthcare costs for COPD treatment.\n\nThe field of Cellular Therapy and Regenerative Medicine is rapidly advancing and providing effective treatments for diseases in many areas of medicine.The Lung Institutes strives to provide the latest in safe, effective therapy for chronic lung disease and maintain a leadership role in the clinical application of these technologies.\n\nIn a landscape of scarce options and rising costs, the Lung Institute believes that cellular therapy is the future of treatment for those suffering from COPD and other lung diseases. Although data is limited at this stage, we are proud to champion this form of treatment while sharing our findings.\n\nDr. Clark H. Hansen Dr. Clark H. Hansen is a licensed Naturopathic Medical Doctor (N.M.D.) who has been in private practice in Scottsdale, Arizona, since 1986. He is the President and Medical Director of the Hansen Clinic of Natural Medicine, Aesthetics and Mesotherapy. Dr. Hansen is one of the most well respected Naturopathic Physicians in the country and a Diplomat of the World Society of Anti-Aging Medicine.",
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"[BLOGTOUR] Looking At The Stars with GUEST POST from Jo Cotterill\n\nI'm really excited to share this with you guys! I have a guest post from Jo Cotterill for her new book Looking At The Stars.\n\nAmina's homeland has been ravaged by war for many months, but so far she and her family are safe, together. When a so-called liberating force arrives in the country, the family think their prayers for peace will soon be answered, but they are horribly wrong . . . The country is thrown into yet further turmoil and Amina's family is devastated . . .\n\nThrough it all, Amina has her imagination to fall back on - of a better place and time. But can her stories get her through this?\n\n\nWhy has Looking at the Stars taken a ridiculously long time to hit the shelves?\n\n\nQ: How many authors does it take to change a light bulb?\nA: Only one but you also need an editor, proof reader, cover artist, and an agent to be there at the same time.\n\nThe above may seem a bit silly but is absolutely true when it comes to publishing a book! People are often surprised how long it takes for a book to move from initial idea to eventual publication, but Looking at the Stars, my latest novel, took even longer than usual. I started writing it in 2007, in a notebook. I quite often start books this way; I think writing longhand helps to get my creative side engaged, and then once I’ve figured out how the story will go, I switch to the computer.\n\nMy agent loved the idea of the book and the first few chapters, but I wrote the second half of it in a hurry because I was due to give birth. Not unexpectedly, the second half wasn’t as good. My agent’s exact words were: ‘the tension builds very well in the first half. I did think, however, that it perhaps lost a little bit of that tension over the second half’. She also had a lot of other suggestions. It was clear that a big rewrite was needed.\n\nBut by now I had a baby and had lost any ability to think beyond nappies, so I\n\nasked her to send it to a publisher I had previously worked with. Sadly, the book was turned down. In the meantime, I wrote two books in a new series for young readers about unicorns, which were also rejected. I felt as though I couldn’t seem to get anything right! Looking at the Stars was shelved for the moment.\n\nTHEN I had the idea for a romance series for pre-teens. That eventually became SWEET HEARTS, my six-book series for Random House – which was hugely enjoyable to write. By the time I got to Book 4 though, my agent was nagging me about Looking at the Stars. So I took a few weeks out between books to re-work it. I think all that time away from it (three years!) had made me see it a lot more clearly. It was accepted by Random House, which was fantastic!BUT then I got pregnant again, and the editing (another big re-write), which should have taken me a couple of months, took nearly a whole year! I felt very bad about it, because it meant that the publication date was delayed by six months – and then it was delayed again due to a clash with another book at the publisher’s end. Plus we had real trouble deciding on the front cover (the final version of which I ADORE and think is TOTALLY right for the book!). And then there were copy edits and proofs to read…\nStill with me? Soo…I started writing the book at the end of 2007, and it’s finally published in January 2014. BUT I fully believe that it’s a MUCH better book that it was to begin with, and that’s down to the tremendous amount of work put in by my agent (the wonderful Penny Holroyde) and my brilliant editor (thanks Ruth Knowles!) along with many other people at Random House.\nIf you’ve made it this far, then WELL DONE and THANK YOU! Looking at the Stars is a book I’m immensely proud of, and I think that it might actually be the best thing I’ve written. And if you go to my website jocotterill.com you can read the first chapter and decide for yourself!Thanks to Erin for having me!",
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"Traci and I were talking about this the other day as we tried to beat the heat by seeking out the shade of our favorite trail at Ouabache State Park — only to be stunned, and somewhat stymied, by the amount of storm wreckage that had occurred even that far into the woods. In some places we practically needed a machete — or better yet, a chain saw — to make it through the web of fallen trees.\n\nUsually by this point in the summer we’re doing some speed work for the Swiss Days 5K in late July even as we’re looking ahead to the Parlor City Trot, a mini marathon on Labor Day weekend.\n\nBut between the recent heat wave and our busy schedules, we haven’t been running together much — which in Traci’s case usually means not running at all, just walking or cycling, and in my case generally means settling for shorter distances.\n\nPart of the problem is that our “big races” of the past couple of years no longer seem so daunting. Even a mini marathon no longer seems like that big a deal, as long as we get a couple of 10-milers in ahead of time. But we won’t get any faster without putting in some work. And that hasn’t been happening. The question is, does it really matter?\n\nIt all comes down to whether we’re just trying to avoid getting fat, or whether we’re trying to see ourselves as athletes in addition to middle-aged working moms. Our kids’ schedules trump our own, and even when there’s an opening there, it’s hard to know sometimes whether it’s worth it to ask off work for an event, or how much to spend on another race T-shirt.\n\nAt this point in my life, I can’t travel very far or blow too much money on a single event. Still, I don’t like the idea of stagnating. And new prospects are popping up all the time — or maybe I’m just becoming more aware of them.\n\nThe Veterans Marathon in Columbia City, for instance, is less than an hour’s drive, so that’s something I’d like to shoot for next year.\n\nThere’s a Sunday sprint triathlon at Potato Creek State Park near the end of September that might be workable, especially if I could talk Traci into doing it with me.",
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"Birdhouses hang everywhere in the dying Delta town of Elaine, Arkansas—a distraction from the blight, neglect and century-old history of a county where hundreds of black men were lynched in 1919.\n\nOn Lee Street, a diner has “Open” and “For Sale” signs in a window, but no one is there.\n\nThe Elaine Fire Department is also empty, and the Elaine Public Library is closed. There are ruins of historic buildings - shells of brick and wood with empty window frames - on the town’s main street.\n\nDespite the decay, someone is trying to enliven the town. Birdhouses with different shapes and designs hang from some of Elaine’s most dilapidated structures bringing attention to neglect. They are evidence that someone cares about Elaine. Former teacher Pat Kienzle is trying to save it one birdhouse at a time.",
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"The retired Fayetteville school counselor was awarded a $23,000 Krista McAuliffe Fellowship named after the astronaut/teacher who died in the Space Shuttle Challenger Explosion in 1986. She used the money to create an educational program and reach out to Arkansas schools in under-performing districts. One was the Elaine School District five hours away.\n\nKienzle had never been to the Arkansas Delta before visiting Elaine. Today, she drives there at least twice a month to help operate the community center, a nonprofit organization that helps combat poverty.\n\n“I would guess that there are some people who are just worn out from watching things go down,” she said, seated inside the community center with birdhouses scattered around her. “For quite a few years, I would come and do activities with the kids. But then they lost their school about eight years ago. When I first started coming, you could tell that this community was kind of left behind, but since 1998, it’s continued to just decline.”",
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"In the last nine months, Elaine’s last grocery store and restaurant closed. School children are now bused to Marvell 30 minutes north. If Elaine residents need something, they must drive to Helena, 30 minutes away - past silver metal silos with angled tops, modest one-story houses, John Deere tractors and the Lake View community, where a number of trailers and motor homes are parked along Old Town Lake, and hundreds of leafless trees stand in the water like monsters rising from the deep.\n\nSigns entering Elaine in both directions announce the population - 636 - a community smaller than some neighborhoods or blocks in metropolitan areas.\n\nThere is stillness and silence at Elaine High School, home of the Panthers. You can see posters through the windows on the walls, and a black dedication plaque says the school was established in 1984, but the doors of the building are locked with a thick chain.\n\nHomes in Elaine range from shacks to middle class, and Elaine has two low-income apartment complexes.\n\nMany buildings constructed in the early 1900s to 1950s are weathered, and rain has stripped away the paint.\n\nOthers are abandoned with broken windows. And the Elaine water tower, a white rusting landmark featuring the name of the town, can be seen from every direction.\n\nOra Scaife, 31, an administrative assistant with the Lee Street Community Center, greets people with a hug instead of a handshake. Scaife, who is African American, said the town remains racially segregated. That was demonstrated at the annual Easter egg hunt, predominantly attended by whites.\n\n“Elaine used to be the place to be,” she said. “Every Saturday, we would come to town. We would do our grocery shopping. Then, we would get our little household items and get some corn dogs from down at Wade’s Grocery. As I got older, businesses started closing down. It kind of went up in smoke.”\n\nScaife graduated from Elaine High School in 2001 and moved to Baton Rouge before returning to Helena.\n\n“When the schools closed, Elaine took a hard hit,” she said. “We had three restaurants that were open at one point, but . . Elaine has slowly started to decline. We still face racial issues like a lot of other places down in the Delta. . . We have what we call the white side of town and the black side of town. And to me, as a young adult, that is something I wish wouldn’t be there. But I can honestly say, as the years have progressed, we have gotten along better.”\n\nKienzle said she had been coming to Elaine for five years before learning about the tragic history of the town.\n\n“There was a race riot here, and it possibly is the worst one we’ve ever had in our country,” she said. “Because it’s so isolated, they were able to keep it quiet.”",
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"Today, one year after the turmoil in Ferguson, Missouri, race riots sparked by alleged profiling, discrimination and police militarization are still making headlines in America. But in 1919, Elaine, Arkansas, was the center of the country’s deadliest race riot.\n\nThat year, a group of African American sharecroppers and their families gathered in a church just outside of Elaine. Their goal was to seek fair wages from white landowners for their labor. Someone opened fire outside the building crowded with men, women and children, killing some of the people inside, including a white deputy. Others fled, and several days of killings followed.\n\nWhites stalked blacks like a hunting expedition, chasing them into fields where they were slaughtered. Many were able to escape by taking their families to the swamps where they hid several days before the Arkansas governor ordered the National Guard to come and restore order in Elaine.\n\nIn February of this year, The New York Times published an article that used data compiled by the Montgomery-based Equal Justice Initiative to visualize the number of lynchings that occurred in the South. The EJI Lynchings in America report found that more people (245) were lynched in Phillips County, Arkansas, than any other place in the nation — a shocking number compared to other locations that recorded 54 lynchings at most.\n\nIn all, 77 black citizens—and no whites—were tried and sentenced for their alleged role in the riot. Twelve men sentenced to death received legal assistance and were eventually released from prison.\n\nA history board in town tells the story of Elaine, including the events of 1919, but Kienzle said there has never been public acknowledgment that the riot occurred. It’s another thing she hopes to change.\n\n“When we started this birdhouse project, we were not thinking about the historical part, but we wondered if in 2019, there would be some national attention,” she said. “So one of our goals is that, if there is national attention, we need to acknowledge the awful things that happened here. But that none of us had anything to do with that. . . If the city doesn’t do anything, we will at least have our own acknowledgment that simply says: ‘Regrets for the past. Hope for the future. 1919-2019.’”",
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"Kienzle believes America must find a new way to minister to poverty. One of her goals is to transform Elaine into a town that’s known for more than poverty and systemic racism. The community center has a role. A few years ago, after seeing a flock of birds outside the center, Kienzle introduced the idea of crafting and painting birdhouses to children at the center.\n\nShe has purchased many birdhouses with her own money that are everywhere inside the center. Some are shaped like frogs, flamingos, dogs, covered wagons, motorcycles, outhouses, log cabins, purses, and other images of Americana.\n\nA sign on the front door reads: “Birdhouses for a brighter future.” Kienzle saves them all hoping Elaine will someday become the “birdhouse capital of the world.”\n\nHistoric boards in a parking area outside of Elaine tell the town’s history. One board features a photo of the Arkansas governor standing in front of the Elaine Mercantile Co. addressing a crowd after the Elaine massacre, and it reads that 1919 was known as the Red Summer because of a series of race riots in 30 states.\n\nThe historic board differs from a colorful modern mural on a brick building near Elaine’s entrance.\n\nThe mural’s final scene features farmland and a group of little girls—both black and white—playing beside an old gas station in front of a barn with the Elaine water tower in the background."
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"The 2017 California Legislative session and 2018 Governor’s campaign are both sending hopeful signs that housing supply is on the minds of policy makers and voters, and not a minute too soon.\n\nSupporting the state in meeting this ambitious goal is California’s strong economy, now fifth-largest in the world, and the convenient fact that housing preferences of younger folks are shifting to the multi-family, village design our environmental policies and fast diminishing urban land supply can support.\n\nWhat California needs now is a “Housing Czar” to bring these factors into alignment with five areas of reform in the complicated statewide, public/private, multi-functional processes we call the housing market.\n\nHere are six steps for that czar to consider.\n\nFirst, let’s agree to work with the facts and—not pithy, but irrelevant factoids and fantasies like comparing California home prices and rents with places like Texas and Arizona.\n\nDoing so may make eye-catching headlines and housing reports, but it poorly supports sound housing policy. Most important, they dangerously ignore the wage structure California’s workforce earns— and implies large numbers of people are willing to accept a life in lower wage/lower housing price regions.\n\nIndeed, some people are willing to relocate elsewhere. Most Californians, however, have jobs tied to the nation-state’s $2.6 trillion economy, work hard to do so, and have zero interest in trading in California’s quality of life for that of other states.\n\nInstead of U-Haul rental patterns, the “factoids” to watch are threefold:\n\nThe aforementioned McKinsey & Company report provided answers worthy of sound policy: demand for 3.5 million new units by 2025— or 440,000 new units per year. California’s actual annual production for the last decade? The Los Angeles Times reports 80,000 units. That imbalance of 360,000 units per year (82% of market demand) is one of several reasons why metro-California housing is so expensive.\n\nOnly the private-sector house-building industry can produce 3.5 million units of housing. All of the housing bonds ever passed in California history wouldn’t put a dent in that number. Therefore, the answer must be policies that attract private investment.\n\nThird, to coalesce that investment, a “housing czar” could leverage redevelopment agency policies that shorten land use approval processes central to home production.\n\nMcKinsey estimates such reforms could reduce the cost of housing by more than $12 billion through 2025 and accelerate project approval times by four months on average.\n\nSuch examples of acceleration are to:\n\nThe good news: if California is building in already urbanized areas, the question should be building on existing assets—not funding entirely new infrastructure.\n\nThe bad news: this is sometimes more expensive than starting from scratch —and/or requires greater creativity in meeting our need.\n\nThe fourth action item: The housing czar could catalyze support in the California Legislature for housing market reform.\n\nAgain, there’s good news to report: some elected officials are knowledgeable of our housing supply issue.\n\nAs evidence, we have Senate Bill 827 (authored by State Sen. Scott Wiener of San Francisco), characterized by the San Francisco Chronicle as “proposing suspension of several local restrictions on housing developments located near transit stations and bus stops along high-traffic routes” . . . that “should have been noncontroversial.”\n\nHad it become law, SB 827 would have stimulated construction of mid-rise developments and increased the state’s housing stock. The sad part: it never got beyond the Senate Housing and Transportation Committee, which voted 6–4 to block the measure.\n\nPolicy makers, the housing industry, and the public would all be better served by refocusing housing reports to be a bi-annual update on the housing supply chain in each of California’s six metropolitan regions: housing units needed at all market/price levels relative to units planned, permitted, or in construction; with exploration of critical construction, financing, infrastructure, and other related issues.\n\nPerhaps most important, if that ratio of units in construction to units needed is “less than one,” state and local policy makers would have the option to intervene with policies and projects to bring long-term production into balance.\n\nA final policy admonition: Let’s understand what state housing bonds do and don’t do.\n\nTo be clear, California needs housing bonds. And voters should approve them when needed—for example, the $4 billion bond on the November ballot to enable low-income housing development and subsidize home loans for California veterans.\n\nHousing bonds cannot, by their limited funding, address 12.5 million units of housing demand for the larger population. All the housing bonds ever passed in California history couldn’t make a dent in the market demand we now have.\n\nThe California housing market is in the midst of significant changes, driven by land-scarcity, generational updates in housing/community design preferences, and new standards for environmental stewardship. To extend California’s high quality of life, we must both protect and evolve California’s famed quality of life.\n\nThese six policies can help our next governor become the housing Czar we need to do so. Let’s hope he or she chooses to do so.\n\nSan Diego native Andrew Poat has spent over 35 years in the realms of public policy, economic development, government, and public outreach. He’s served as vice president of the San Diego Regional Economic Development Corporation, chief deputy director of the California Department of Transportation, plus appointments as Cabinet Secretary for former California Gov. Pete Wilson and deputy director of the US Office of Consumer Affairs. Poat’s most recent projects include working with elected officials and public interest groups on California’s $25 billion Bay Delta Conservation Plan, plus development of an infrastructure-funding strategy for the San Diego region.\n\nBefitting a state rich and poor: while some Californians struggle to find affordable housing, others look to show a little flair. One example: a firm in Bay Area suburban Novato (it’s north of the Golden Gate Bridge) that specializes in sheds styled after the famed California developer and designer Joseph Eichler. If you’re not familiar with Eichler, you can find his work scattered around the Golden State—some 11,000 homes he built beginning in the 1940s (Eichler passed away in 1974). Trademark Eichler features: airy spaces, glass walls, radiant-heat floors—all promoting a very California indoor-outdoor lifestyle. Half-a-century ago, Eichler homes built in Santa Clara Valley (Silicon Valley’s nesting grounds) would have fetched about $40,000. Last fall, the Los Altos History Museum (the town where Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak first worked out of a garage) ran an “Eichler Homes: Modernism for the Masses” exhibition. The median sale price of a single-family home in the museum’s ZIP code: $3,525,000—almost ninety times the original asking price. Not a bad investment in the land of instant wealth.",
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"She sits, quiet, in her corner, her hair as red as the threads wrapped around the man’s fingers. The threads tug him backward, their color fading with every step he takes in the opposite direction from where they want him to go. She makes a note in her thick sheaf of papers.\n\n“Red for romance,” she whispers. There are at least fifteen threads wrapped around him, some almost white, some the fresh red of an open wound. “And red for rage.”\n\nThe man pushes forward, seemingly unaware of the threads holding him back, or of the small girl in the corner with her eyes laser focused on him. He passes out of view, and Fala turns her gaze to the next passerby. Her eyes widen in surprise as she takes him in.\n\nA young man, around twenty, with wavy brown hair, lanky limbs, and wire rimmed glasses. She knows his type. Always lurking in bookshops and libraries, thinking they can make a difference. There wouldn’t be anything special about him, but for the the shimmering golden threads covering every inch of his neck.\n\nFala stumbles to her feet, numb from sitting for so long with her legs tucked underneath her.\n\n“Gold?” She mumbles. “There has never been gold before.”\n\nThe young man pauses, tugging at his neck. Her hand leaps to her mouth as she realizes he is tugging not at his scarf, but at the gold threads encasing him. He has stopped right in front of her. What if he looks over at her? He will see a girl staring at something she should not be able to see.\n\nBut, the little voice in the back of her head murmurs, he shouldn’t be able to see them either. Or feel them. In fact, feeling them is even worse.\n\nThe young man has adjusted his golden threads and begins walking down the street. Fala, after a moment of hesitation, staggers after him.\n\nIt is disorienting to be out on the street after the long weeks she has spent in the alley, salvaging food from the trash bins beside her. Her steps are uneven, and she dodges vibrant colored threads with every step.\n\n“Red is romance and rage, blue is sadness and pain, yellow is happiness and joy, green is melancholy and goodbyes, orange is friendship and fighting, purple is panic and pride,” she chants under her breath, winding pieces of yarn around and around her index finger. She almost trips on an aquamarine thread connecting to the woman walking beside her and has to start again.\n\nThe young man turns left, and she paces back and forth on the corner, deliberating. Is this worth leaving her safe haven, where she can observe the ties of passerbys’ life in peace?\n\nBut you have never seen golden thread before…\n\nHe pauses outside a toy shop, gazing at the display in the window, and at a pet store, where several puppies huddle in a corner. His fingers press against the glass, and his breath fogs it up. He waits a long minute before moving on.\n\nAfter crossing several streets and turning many corners away from Fala’s alleyway, the young man stops.\n\n“Are you going to talk to me, or just skulk behind me for the next three blocks, little girl?” He calls. Fala blushes and ducks her head, slowing until she comes to a complete stop several feet behind him. This is the closest she’s been to him, and her heart rises into her throat, gold glinting tantalizingly at the corners of her vision. “You can stop pretending like you haven’t been following me. We both know you’re there.”\n\n“I’m not a little girl.” The voice that bursts from her mouth is not her own. He laughs.\n\n“Of course you aren’t. No girl with gold like yours could ever be considered ‘little’.” Fala blanches.\n\n“Oh, I’m not talking about money.” Alarms are ringing in her head, the low smoothness of his voice telling her to run away while she still can. “You think you’re the only one who can see them?”\n\n“Excuse me?” Black spots are starting to cover her eyes, and she can’t seem to get enough air no matter how many deep breaths she takes. “I don’t… I have no idea what you’re talking about.” He turns around. His teeth are bared in a vicious smile, and they are pointed sharper than the dagger tucked into the waistband of her pants.\n\n“It’s a blessing and a curse,” he sighs. “Keeping me chained in this mind, this body, but keeping me alive.” His eyes rove over her. “Yes, you have just what I need.”\n\n“I don’t have anything.” That laugh again, rubbing her skin raw.\n\n“These threads connect everything in the universe through emotion and thought, and you think you are exempt from them? You think you’re special at all?” His voice is malicious, and his words hold a hunger she hasn’t heard before. She is too afraid to answer.\n\n“I can see them. Don’t you think I would know, if I had any?” She chokes down a mixture between a laugh and a sob. “I’m alone. Unconnected.” His laugh is tearing her apart.\n\n“You’re wrapped from head to toe, darling.” His smiles stretches ever wider.\n\n“I’m not your darling,” Fala states. “And I’ve told you, I don’t have any. Please leave me alone.” Her voice fades to a whisper. He regards her for a minute, his eyes wide and blank. He looks so empty, so innocent, that she almost relaxes. Then he takes a step forward, and she is frozen in fear.\n\n“I’m not ready to die,” he tells her. “I will never be ready. I have so much left to do, so much left to give to this world. I can’t have that taken from me by something as simple as a weakening body.” He takes another step forward. “You’re going to help me on the way to great things, Fala.”\n\n“I never told you my name.” He ignores her.\n\n“With just a fraction of your gold, I’ll be fresher, younger, stronger. I’ll be able to accomplish great things. I just need some of your threads.” He’s standing right in front of her now, and his hands brush the bare skin of her wrists. She draws back.\n\n“I’m not ready to die, Fala.” There is a warning in his voice, and her muscles tighten, ready to run, but she is a statue in his gaze.\n\n“No one is.” He steps closer, now inches away from her.\n\n“You should be.” Before she can react his hands close around her throat and-\n\nFala awakes back in her alley, just in time to see the young man walk by, wrapped entirely in gold.\n\nView all posts by Izzy\n\nWelcome to Authors Press! Want to share your writing? Just ask me in the comments, and, after giving me a sample, you might be added as an author to this site! I am super excited who will be the next author on this blog!\n\nLooking For Something to Read?\n\nWriter of the Week\n\nStory of the Week",
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"Some wags suggest that size doesn’t matter, but tell that to the chemists who have just broken the world record for the longest carbon–carbon bond ever made.\n\nUntil March 2018, Peter Schreiner’s team at the Justus Liebig University Giessen, Germany, had held the record for longest carbon–carbon bond since 2011 with a 1.7Å alkane bond. Their record was toppled by Yusuke Ishigaki and Takanori Suzuki of Hokkaido University and their colleagues with a carbon–carbon bond in a dispiro(dibenzocycloheptatriene) that was 0.1Å longer, making it 1.2 times the length of a conventional alkane bond.",
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"Now, Xu-Qiong Xiao and his team at Hangzhou Normal University, China have synthesised a series of 1,2-diamino-o-carboranes that have carbon–carbon bonds in their inner cluster that range from 1.63Å to just over 1.93Å. The latter is a staggering length given the received wisdom on carbon–carbon bonds sets them at 1.54Å. As Schreiner has pointed out in the past, such extended bonds repeatedly urge us to ask when is a bond not a bond? Xiao and colleagues point out in their paper that ‘unusually large deviations from this standard bond length challenge bond theory’.\n\nCommonly, undue ring strain or other constraints, such as steric congestion or electronic perturbations, stretch and distort not only the bonds themselves but our concept of the chemical bond. As well as those compounds synthesised by Schreiner and others there are substituted 3,8-dihalobuta[b]naphthalenes, compounds with diamondoid substituents, and dispiro(acridan)-substituted pyracene and acenaphthenes that have exceptionally long carbon–carbon bonds. But, none quite as long as that in the new compounds from Xiao and colleagues.\n\nThe team explains that density functional theory (DFT) carried out by their collaborator, Thomas Müller of Carl von Ossietzky University of Oldenburg, Germany and his team, suggests that the carbon–carbon distances in their compounds are controlled by negative hyperconjugation between the lone pairs at nitrogen atoms and the antibonding orbitals of the carbon–carbon bond. It was already known that o-carboranes contain longer than normal carbon–carbon bonds, but the researchers have certainly stretched the point.",
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"This year marks the centennial of the founding of the CPC. Strong foot traffic has been observed in the bookstore since the beginning of the year, said manager Pan Min, who added that 70% of them were tourists coming to Jinggangshan.\n\nSales have climbed both on year and on month according to Pan, in line with industrial forecasts in a market report released in Beijing in late March.\n\nTraditionally a season of thin trading, the first four months of this year logged an increase of nearly 180% in sales compared with the same period in 2019, the year before the outbreak of COVID-19, said Pan.\n\nBest-sellers included collected works of Chairman Mao, catalog records of the Jinggangshan revolutionary base area and an oral history of the struggles in the region, according to the manager.",
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"A similar scene was also found in Zunyi, southwest China's Guizhou province, an \"unusual one\" according to the staff at a local revolution-themed Xinhua Bookstore branch.\n\nMore than 900 km to the west of Jinggangshan, Zunyi hosted a CPC meeting in 1935, which is widely considered a watershed event in the history of the CPC.\n\nSales soared 30% in the first quarter compared to the same period of 2019, according to Zhan Huijing, head of the Zunyi bookstore.\n\n\"Many readers made a point of visiting here, asking when a much-expected title on CPC history is available,\" said Zhan.",
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"Photo taken on April 29, 2021 shows a visitor walking into a \"Red\" Bookstore in Beijing. [Photo/Xinhua]\n\nRevolution-themed bookstores are not the only players promoting \"red\" reading. Many general and private bookstores are also exploring new ways to better engage the public.\n\nZhongshuge, a chain bookstore startup renowned for its surreal design, has furnished a section at its Zunyi branch with bugles and medical kits that can hark back to the warring era, displaying revolutionary productions and facilitating in-store reading.\n\nIn April, the Wangfujing Bookstore in central Beijing joined hands with nearby primary and secondary schools to bring theme book fairs to the campuses, featuring \"red\" publications for children and young students.\n\nOn the high-speed trains between Beijing, Tianjin and Xiongan, passengers were offered a free reading service on board, more than 200 digital books and audiobooks, many of which are the revolution history of the Party.\n\nChina Bookstore, a famous publisher of classic Chinese books, launched an online exhibition of \"red\" memories in March, bring together 100 revolution-themed comics, 100 posters of revolution movies and more than 50 newspapers published on the previous birthdays of the CPC. The offline version of the exhibition is currently on tour in its physical bookstore outlets, which became a hit during this year's World Book Day.\n\nThe popularity of books about revolutionary years reflects a collective recognition of the Party's leadership over the past decades, which is a natural assertion of current social psych ahead of such a milestone, said Zheng Dongsheng, a professor at the Party School of the Guizhou Provincial Committee of CPC.\n\nThe reading preference also reflects the personality and history of a city, as well as the status of its social and cultural development, said Zheng."
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"What Industry Leaders are Saying About the IIoT\n\nWhat Industry Leaders are Saying About the IIoT",
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"One eye on today, the other on the future\n\nFar more manufacturing executives than not think that the Industrial Internet of Things will provide the path to future success. Far fewer have a good idea of how to get there.\n\nThose are just two of the numerous findings from “Transforming Industrial Businesses with the Internet of Things”, a new research study from the Genpact Research Institute and IndustryWeek, in conjunction with GE Digital and the Industrial Internet Consortium.\n\nStick around for the next 11 slides and glean more numbers and facts about the current adoption levels, numerous challenges and potential future of the IIoT, according to 173 manufacturing decision makers from around the globe.",
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"When the conversation turns to the IIoT, there are leaders and there are followers — or, in this survey, strivers. Among the 173 respondents, about a quarter figure their IIoT adoption and implementation were more advanced than their competitors. As illustrated in the chart on the left, though, not many respondents think they trail.",
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"Develop goals and a plan\n\nNo one company will win this IIoT game, if you even want to call it a game, or even address challenges and problems without tremendous collaboration. Those manufacturing leaders are currently investing in new tech, upgrading their infrastructure, and training current workers and hiring new ones. The top goals — for leaders and strivers, alike — are revenue growth, business agility and cost savings.",
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"Will you really need IIoT?\n\nRegardless of industry, more than four of every five respondents (82%) said that IIoT adoption was critical to future success …",
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"Mainstream adoption is ever nearer\n\nAs with any technology, mainstream adopters need clear ROI examples from their peers and competitors, but with fewer companies fully implementing the IIoT, most of the more practical applications have yet to be developed. Turn to Joseph Heller and call it a catch-22. By the numbers, 30% of respondents have used the tech since 2013 or earlier and another 19% since 2015 or earlier, with another 38% planning to start by next year. The other 13%? They never expect to use it.",
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"More than half of all respondents (54%) said their company has included IIoT capital investments in the budget, with the overwhelming majority (84%) spending at least as much if not more than last year.",
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"Data breaches are already in the news regularly, and without effective defense, they could rise right along with the sheer number of connected devices. Nearly half of all respondents said that the IIoT is increasing the risk of cyeberattack (48%), that they expect to face an attack in the next year (45%), and that they have a comprehensive plan to counter that attack (48%). That last number is encouraging … until you realize that it also means more than half have don’t have a comprehensive plan.",
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"Data security, privacy and quality are the top three challenges cited by leaders, who also are more likely to expect a cyberattack in the next year and have a defense plan. Strivers, meanwhile, are dealing with legacy system challenges, insufficient IT staff skills and an inability to experiment with new tech.",
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"Today, close to half of all respondents (44%) said their IIoT resources go to data sourcing — capture, extraction, management, etc. By 2018, however, almost three-quarters (69%) expect those resources to be poured into analysis to improve decision-making, using that data to better run the company.",
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"Where will IIoT make a difference?\n\nThe IIoT is already affecting operational improvement, especially among leaders (77%). Regulatory compliance isn’t as affected yet (25% overall), perhaps because of some of the unresolved challenges around tracking data provenance and lineage.",
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"And where will it affect growth?\n\nRight now, manufacturers are leveraging the IIoT, almost equally, to create new products and services (67% among leaders, 52% overall), enhance customer service (67%, 51%), create new revenue streams (67%, 51%), and open new markets or grow existing ones (63%, 46%). Now, check back in a year or two, of course, and these numbers and growth areas could look significantly different.\n\nCommentaires sur What Industry Leaders are Saying About the IIoT"
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"Is BBC One show Call the Midwife tonight? Will we have the chance to explore Nonnatus House a little more? We have a lot to say about this, and we’re happy to do so for you.\n\nLet’s start by looking at the existing situation: There will be no new content on the network soon. It’s easy to see why this is the case: Last week, the finale came to fruition! The BBC had intended to end the season with a dramatic incident that threatened the lives of several of the show’s protagonists.\n\nAlthough we know that Call the Midwife has already emotionally devastated many of us, in theory, they might have done it again here. That, however, was not the case. The doctors, Dr. Turner and Sr. Julienne are alive and well.\n\nThis season’s finale saw the return of Nurse Crane, and Helen George is expected to do the same, barring any last-minute changes. She spent most of the season 11 finale on maternity leave.\n\nFortunately, we’re convinced that there will be many more amazing things in the future! Season 12 of Call, the Midwife has already been ordered, and the show will also air a holiday special this year. In the minds of many, this is a show about keeping a long-standing tradition alive for a little longer.\n\nFinally, let’s hope for more heartwarming tales of ladies in need and the midwives and nuns doing everything they can to help. This program knows who it is and doesn’t need significant alterations to that identity.\n\nUKCastingNews says that filming for season 12 started in March 2022, which is the same time as previous seasons. This means that the show should stick to its usual schedule. In that case, the show will start airing in early 2023, end by spring, and then come to Netflix in the middle to late part of 2023.\n\nMost other seasons have come out in September, so our best guess is that season 12 will be on Netflix US in September 2023 or close to it.\n\nAccording to whatsonnetflix, It’s unclear when new seasons will be on Netflix in the United Kingdom. They usually get recent seasons about two years after the first one. Season 12 won’t come out until at least 2025 or later. If you have a TV license, the BBC iPlayer will have all 11 seasons and the 12th season. If you don’t have a TV license, you can watch Seasons 9 and 10 on BritBox.\n\nThe Cast Of Call The Midwife Season 12\n\nIn addition to the famous people that were just mentioned, the cast of the series also includes a few other well-known actors. Regarding returning cast members, it is quite probable that the bulk of the main form will repeat their roles if a Call the Midwife Season 12 is produced and broadcast.\n\nAdditional babies and drama are expected to be added to Call the Midwife.\n\nThis is a tremendous honor, and we can’t wait to keep bringing you laughs and crying infants for years to come.”\n\nAs the saying goes, “Our stories are like infants — they never stop coming, we admire them all, and we resolve to do our best for everyone.”\n\nSo expect some character growth in the future season regarding Trixie’s rehabilitation.\n\nWhen asked about the show’s general future, McGann told other media outlets: “The broadest remark I can make about it is that we are all incredibly delighted with the route it is heading. In my opinion, it’s a natural progression in time. It’s always been our belief that it does…",
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"Since it doesn’t exist forever, it can’t go on endlessly. Just because it didn’t last forever back then, adhering to some amount of historical accuracy isn’t going to last forever now, either. Consequently, a conclusion can be drawn.\n\nThe creative team is, in my opinion, “much too intelligent to be uninformed of when that will happen, or to make it work within the limits of history,”\n\nThere are at least two years until I’ll have to face eternity!\n\nWhen Will the Next Call the Midwife Season Be Released?\n\nCall the Midwife has been renewed for a 13th season to follow the upcoming 12th episode, which will air in 2023 despite rumors that the show will be canceled. Call the Midwife is currently airing on BBC One.\n\nWhat happened in Season 11 of ‘Call the Midwife’?",
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