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"THERE’S NO WAY THEY COULD DEFEAT ME. CERTAINLY NOT NOW THAT I HAVE THE POWER OF A DEMON PRINCE!\n\nWHAT DID YOU DO TO ME?\n\nLiked it? Take a second to support Teri D. on Patreon!\n\nWe were all very worried for you, Anaado. Really.\n\nAnd in other news, it looks like Comixology is including Artifice and The Young Protectors: Volume One in a big sale they are having from August 24th through September 6th—”Massive Indie Sale, Part 1.” Comixology has some cool technology that makes reading comics on a computer or mobile device much more pleasant. Give it a look.\n\nSo! Looks like Anaado is making good use of Kyle’s power. Or, perhaps we should say, good and evil use, depending on what he did to Spooky. But what did he do exactly? How has it affected Spooky’s powers? And what is he going to do next?\n\nTune in this Saturday to find out! Hope to see you there! 😀\n\nTalk about this page right now at the Young Protectors Community\n\n(Disqus Comments Can Be Found Below)\n\nAt least he has a sofa to sit on. That is more than he had the first time, seven years ago.\n\nThat was a steep hill. Filled with pointy bones that could have impaled Spooky. -_-\n\nHe neither landed on the sharp bones nor on the comfy couch. Neither as bad or as good as it could have been.\n\nIf it is, Spooky can now tell everyone that Anni is faking the memory loss\n\nIt could still be a different one, but there’s a plausibility, at least…!\n\nIf youngcan remembered i think hed freak out at being so weak.\n\nOh, that poor couch. You had to remind us again, how its ill fated. At least Spooky has a pretty good chance, but that couch is done.\n\nAll this action on the page, and I can’t help notice Anaado is looking mighty fine >.>\n\nWhy do I get the feel Anaado did the spell, just to break Spooky (physically or psychologically). On another note, he is drunk on demon prince power.\n\nIt seems Spooky didn’t completely realize that he was turned into a teen again?\nMy guess would be that his magic also turned back to it’s state of when Spooky was 13? But his mind did stay the same, so it’s not an automatic “complete” turnback like we might have seen with Duncan (if he really didn’t play the part that is) hopefully this whole thing can be easily undone >_____>\nAnd I still wanna know what’s up with KYLE, WHEN DO WE GET INPUT ON HIM, ALEX!!!!\n\nAnaado flexes his new magic muscles in a deathly display of wormy death and smug revenge. But “Danger! Will Robinson! Danger!” what is the karmic payback for arrogance and scorn?\n\n“Ah crap, now you CAN defeat my Kung Fu.”\n\nUgh, I really hate Anaado using Kyle’s powers for himself, and bragging about it! They’re not YOUR powers, Anaado, they never will be! Right now, I just want Anaado gone, seriously.\n\nWhy? Why did Anaado have to bring a hellworm carcass with him? Ew…\n\nYou should see his girlfriend’s She-Shed\n\nTHIS is news…..wonder what kind of monster his girlfriend is!\n\nNow Aanado is starting to act like some sort of cat , don’t forget the dead carcass of your most recent mouse to drop at your master’s feet……never mind the fact that #1 you stole the power to kill it, and #2 you also zapped your master back to the weakest point in his existence……Aanado , YOU are still a power drunk Asshat!\n\nI think I have a new guess where this is going: Anaado needs to learn that evil isn’t innate, but is a function of what people do with the power, resources, and opportunities available to them. Anaado does seem to be getting a little drunk on his newfound “power of a demon prince”, and is starting to act in a way that would be, I suspect, abhorrent to himself. If Spooky can get Anaado to realize that he’s becoming the very sort of creature he himself hates, Anaado will not only be more willing to give up the power, he might also be more willing to accept that Kyle, a demon prince, isn’t necessarily evil.\n\nIts a good guess and its certainly possible. From what I have seen so far, Anaado seems like a total tool, with or without Demon Prince powers. All we can do is wait and see!! 🙂 🙂\n\nYeah, that seems to be very much what’s going on… and maybe where it’s headed?\n\nSo I’ve been reading in the comments about the fan theory that the spell used to de age Spooky is the same one used on Duncan. I have been so busy picking apart Anaado characteristically that I didn’t even notice that (shame on me). Its a good theory but when it comes to the whole memory thing, Anaado seems to want to torture Spooky by making him relive the whole thing in his younger body but with his experienced eyes, whereas Laampros really didn’t seem to care what happened to Duncan. I do think Duncan is faking it regardless, but Anaados use of the spell should be taken with a grain of salt when it comes to proof. 🙂 🙂\n\nYou’re not helping your case any Anaado.\n*starts looking for a baseball bat to help wake Kyle up*\n\nDe-powering Spooky was really an act of self defense. Spooky has already once tried to exorcise Anaado. Another attempt may well have succeeded, now that he knows how powerful Anaado is. This was the gentlest way Anaado had of preventing that.\n\nWell, seeing how powerful Anaado is with Kyle’s powers, at least they should have a good chance of surviving Hell. Even after all that Anaado has done, Spooky is still concerned about him. I’m really not liking Anaado at all anymore. It would be great if Spooky was able to reverse the de-age spell and get his magical abilities back. *crosses fingers\n\nAre you suggesting……that Spooky fell asleep after *sex* and has somehow created this “nightmare” in his own mind?\n\nbad dreams on an empty stomach\n\nYes, it’s possible.\nI had the same sort of thought a few pages ago then the worm things appeared.\n\nNo spooky has some sort of Hammer space/ pocket universe we have never seen.\nBut its been mentioned and implied multiple times\n\nits where he held those souls, and can hold vanquished demons. I\n\nIts why Laampros wanted him dead. He sees him as both racially impure and as a threat.\n\nAnaado could have taken over Spooky hammerspace the very same way we think he took over Kyles mind. ( that could be a trick )\n\nIt would make more sense.\n\nThen everything would be a demon powered simulation, and if Spooky lets him Anaado could take over Spookys body in the real world.\n\n( this comment was not meant to be spoilery of future pages. But since the prediction of this was already here… )\n\nThen it also explains Annados vast powers! Anaado is partly possessing spookys mind. What spooky look slike and can do, ( and Anaados powers ) would be Illusions Anaado is creating.\n\nThis also explains why Spooky couldnt “break the spell” and free Kyle.\n\nSpooky would easily be strong enough to overcome Annados power, provided he actually Knew what was happening, where he really was etc.\n\nWhen Spooky realizes its an illusion and hes unconsious he can take back control.\n\nThis also explains why Annado would do something insane like go back to hell\n( or how easy he opened a portal . This took a massive orgasm from Kyle before. )\n\nand Spooky was confused and suspicious and oblivious of everything that’s happened and how it happened.\n\nthe MUch simpler hypothesis ( than Annado leveling up in knowledge and strength while being in prison ) is Annado is only using one power, Possession, through the connection he had with Spooky.\n\nWhich is more likely and parsimonious: Anaado has all these New powers that even spooky cant grasp at and is somehow possesing a Demon Prince, or\n\nOkay. Once he gets out of this, Spooky needs to take a vow of chastity. 😀\n\nNah to get out of this — they have to smash again\n\nAs long as Spooky doesn’t use that particular spell again it shouldn’t be a problem.\n\nPlease Anaando, just …. Die ? Like, I don’t see any positive aspect of your personnality, it looks like you have a sociopathy problem, you’re guilt tripping spooky, a little bit more of power make you completly loose it, clearly you should do something for the narcissism. 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In the meantime, have some of this virtual halloumi cheese salad and enjoy camping.\n\nI never thought of Spooky as a pyro….Kyle was the fire bender….the one who had the power to burn people who were “untouchable” (annihilator)\nBut to be able to run free at a very young age with a fully developed set of magical powers……might just be just as dangerous!\n\nHello Campers,\nHow will suddenly young Spooky cope and what will sort of magic will save him?\n\nHi y’all.\nI made it to camp today, only to find out that I forgot to actually turn on the power to load, when I wanted to charge my tablet. I’m on 14% power, so won’t take too long to run out. Typical to forget on the one day I am super ready to camp. Will have to drop in here and there to check instead.\n\nI accidentally blew up my disqus account today and missed lunch completely getting it fixed.\nSome days I need to just not do electronic things.\n\nHi Doki. 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"Performance of variable algorithms in a noisy simulation. Credit: A. Montanaro\n\nDr. Ashley Montanaro, head of research and founder of Phasecraft: “Quantum computing has important applications in materials science and other fields. Despite recent advances in quantum hardware, we may spend several years having the right software and hardware to solve important quantum computer problems. Our research focuses on algorithms and software optimizations to maximize the power of quantum hardware and bring quantum computing closer to reality.\n\n“Short-term quantum hardware will have a limited size of devices and computing. Phasecraft applied new theoretical ideas and numerical experiments to a very extensive study of the different strategies for solving the Fermi-Hubbard model, eliminating strategies that may have the best results and effects in the near future.\n\nLana Mineh, a doctoral student at the School of Mathematics and the Center for Doctoral Training in Quantum Engineering, who played a key role in the research, said: “The results suggest optimizing quantum circuits with door depths much lower than a thousand.” it might be enough to resolve the Fermi-Hubbard model cases beyond the content of current supercomputers. This new study shows great promise in producing the basic state of the model in short-term quantum devices, improving the findings of previous research by about 10 factors ”.\n\nPhysical review B, Published by the American Physical Society, is the leading journal specializing in condensed matter physics. The revised research work was also chosen to appear as an Editors ’Suggestion and in the journal Physics.",
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"This section allows you to view all posts made by this member. Note that you can only see posts made in areas you currently have access to.\n\nDecember 16, 2019, 11:39:04 pm\nHey all, so I'm taking a short (hopefully) break from writing. I've kinda burned out, and I need to figure out how to fix it/recover from it. Its been building for a while now. I tried to push through it in hopes that it would pass, but it hasn't. Its also partially due to some RL stuff (job, etc).\n\nI'll still be around doing Admin things, I'm not leaving or anything.\n\nLet me know if you have any questions.\n\nHope everyone is having a good December\n4\n\nOur Discord is quite active, and a great place to chat about anything from unrelated media to memes to character creation ideas and discussion. We hope you'll check it out, if you haven't already!\n5\n\nIntroductions / Re: So happy to find Serenity again!\n\nLet us know if you have any questions! We're here to help\n7\n\nNot in Play / Re: Rex Yangtree\n\nRevenge Information / Re: The Revenge\n\nLooks like I missed their departure. I am about to post a PC, Rex Yangtree.\nIF this is not a good fit, or too late. I'll look to another ship.\n\nAh, this thread is out of date. Unfortunately The Revenge is full up at the present time :( Sorry!\n\nEdit: In future, the Crew Manifest quick link is the best way to check on openings, as that is the one we keep the most up to date\n\nIntroductions / Re: Back from the ashes\n\nOne of the things we have done is clean up the \"Not In Play\" section by moving inactive players characters to a hidden \"Inactive Characters\" sub forum.\n\nSo! If you've come back and are wondering where your character sheets are, or wondering why you can't view them, let an admin or moderator know and we'll get you taken care of!",
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"Unfortunately I'll have to say no to him being a Reader. Sorry.\n12\n\nQuote from: Desertpuma on August 01, 2019, 09:48:17 pm\nI believe there are currently 4 ships with crew vacancies: Darling, Empress/Iscariot, Revenge and Ronin.\n\nThe Archives have much older posts. These are found here: http://findingserenity.net/Archive/index.php\nIf you look in Census for the Archives, you will probably find some of your old Characters like Travis Chao, Simon Garbo, and Aristotle Drake.\n\nThis is the link to the Crew Manifests and is supposedly up to date at this point: http://www.findingserenity.net/index.php?topic=627.0\n\nDP is correct on the ships with openings, though Ronin is currently the most in need of new (or old ;) ) blood.\n13\n\nAnnouncements / A Note for Returning Players\n\nOne of the things we have done is clean up the \"Not In Play\" section by moving inactive players characters to a hidden \"Inactive Characters\" sub forum.\n\nSo! If you've come back and are wondering where your character sheets are, or wondering why you can't view them, let an admin or moderator know and we'll get you taken care of!\n14\n\n\nAlright. So. The long and short of it is that I am majorly burned out. Like, in general, not specifically with the site. Life is really stressful for me right now, plus dealing with depression is always a hoot, and I have very little creative drive most days. I'm sure yall have noticed how inconsistently my posting has gotten over the last few months.\n\nI'd like to say that things are better now and I'll be posting regularly again, but they're not, and I have no idea if I will.\n\nI am going to try though.\n\nHowever, in an effort to make things easier for me, I am going to be shelving Desmond. Not right this instant, I'm not gonna have him vanish in the middle of a thread, but once there is an appropriate spot (probably within a couple rounds of posting) I am going to have him make an exit. I need to shelve somebody, and he's the best candidate. I haven't felt particularly attached or in sync with him since I tried to bring him back, and hopefully just having Riot and King to worry about will lead to less of me holding up the stories and stuff.\n15\n\nAbsences / Re: Taking a break.\n\nThere are exceptions, like if things get a bit stagnant, or if we're trying to wrap up so a new member can join and get to posting, then I don't mind hurrying things up as much.\n\nBut if its a longer job and all the active and involved people are posting regularly and we're getting good content out of it I don't see a reason to cut things short, if that makes sense.?\n18\n\nRevenge IC / Episode 1: Borrowed, with no intention of returning\n\nThey had done it. Melody and her crew of misfits had managed something truly unprecedented in this day and age. They had stolen a state of the art Alliance war ship with stealth capabilities.\n\nGot away clean too. Air traffic control on Three Hills only managed to keep sight of them for about 20 minutes after they broke atmo, after that they were ghosts.\n\nThat didn't mean they were home free. Far from it.\n\nWhile the Cornwolf was well stocked with provisions and her weapons were fully loaded, she was critically low on water. The logs indicated that just before landing the XO had ordered that the entire contents of the filtration system be vented out of fear of further contamination. This would have been fine if the XO hadn't also ordered a full flush of the system, draining nearly the entirety of the backup tanks. What remained would only last the ships new occupants a few days, maybe a week if they were careful.\n\nHowever there was an even bigger issue. The leader of their merry band, Isa, had missed the rendezvous. During the taking of the ship she had managed to send a coded message that more or less amounted to \"I'm humped. Go on without me\". That, combined with the arrest warrant Joakim had discovered, made it clear that they would need to reevaluate their command structure.\n\nThere was also the question of what to do now.\n\nIsa had had a contact who was, for a modest fee, going to provide them with information on ships that would have valuable cargo. With Isa in the wind they could try to get in touch with her contact, a man named Tony, and attempt to negotiate a new deal between him and whoever was crowned Captain. Or they could simply head for the nearest shipping lanes and start hunting.\n\nThese were not their only options of course. They had a sneaky ship with both legs and teeth. If they played things smart, the Verse could be their oyster.\n\n\nThe crew began to gather in the lounge.\n19\n\nKudos/Noteworthy Posts / Re: \"You Fog things Up\""
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"In the United States, indigenous people have the highest rates of alcoholism compared to any other minority group. This is due to factors such as unemployment, lack of political rights, cultural loss and minimal education. As a result, poverty has become common on Indian reservations, making these issues highly pressing. Progress in legislation, education, employment and treatment have been on the horizon. Thus, by reducing alcoholism on Indian reservations, poverty can decrease and prosperity can rise.\n\nThe year 2021 brought attention to poverty on Indian reservations through legislation. One example highlights Congressman Dan Newhouse (R-WA) who proposed making May 5 a National Day of Awareness for Missing and Murdered Native Women and Girls. Congressman Joe Neguse (D-CO) has also issued a bill that would provide clean water for reservations. Other proposed bills are working to address mental health awareness for veterans. They also aim to provide child support, internet access, accessible healthcare and resource centers. On April 19, 2021, the House of Representatives passed the Protecting Indian Tribes from Scams Act. This bill was able to protect and give a voice to those living in Indian reservations. Through this exposure, Indian reservations have been able to make progress tackling poverty.\n\nTo improve education in Indian reservations, tribal leaders have been teaching children, rather than the government. The Native Culture, Language and Access for Success Act (CLASS) and the Elementary and Secondary Education Act (ESEA) were bills that allowed this to happen. Reservations saw much success due to this initiative, however, Congress has recently put the reauthorization of these bills on the back burner. The National Council of American Indians is currently fighting for giving tribal leaders control of student records, state and tribal cooperation. The council hopes to honor native languages and preserve tradition, as they believe it is necessary for students to feel connected to their heritage. The initiative hopes to lower dropout rates and create more job opportunities, helping to eliminate poverty in the reservations.\n\nIn order to diversify tribes, the U.S. government has received encouragement to build more tribal sovereignty and industry. Many tribes want to move towards climate diaspora and renewable resources. This would mean expanding reservation land previously stolen, leading to industry growth and job creation. Restoring Native American land would give reservations a stronger sense of independence, granting mobility and freedom to these reservations.\n\nAnother issue present on reservations is equal access to capital. Many Native Americans are unable to legally own their land or houses. Solutions to possession of land include legislation and government recognition. The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development recently had a victory concerning housing. The department created the Indian Home Loan Guarantee Program, which showed immense progress and hope for the future."
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"The Overstory encompasses all realities—historical, sensual, virtual—making this masterpiece astonishingly ambitious. Powers, winner of the National Book Award in for his breathtaking Echomaker, is always ambitious.\n\nPowers embodies his environmental cautionary tale for the New Millennium in some of the best-fleshed-out characters in recent memory. Significance with deep, deep roots. Transformative perhaps not only for us but for our fellow species the trees—and by extension all of those species which are mostly invisible to us selfish, distracted humans.\n\nAnd while telling the whole, heartbreaking truth about how we treat the planet, Powers remains, somehow, remarkably upbeat and hopeful. Allusions, Illusions, and Action: A graduate of Marshall University, in his home town, Huntington, West Virginia, and of Temple University in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, Johnson is is now a Wyoming rancher, a playwright, and an award winning novelist.\n\nHis novels' adaptations are popular on Netflix and are translated into several languages. Johnson is a master of setting, dialogue, and character development. Longmire, a Vietnam veteran with a college education, is by turn stoic and humorous.\n\nHe is my kind of sheriff.\n\nHe is not a killer; he is a smart and honorable sheriff. Did I mention he likes to read? Alone in Mexico in the same area Ambrose Bierce is said to have been killed in.\n\nA vicious drug lord kidnapped his daughter. Speed is of the essence and he has no passport. Are there extenuating circumstances? Now back to Bierce the mere mention of the name Ambrose Bierce recalls tales of Union mules stampeding Confederate troops, horses and riders jumping off cliffs, and dead men killing living men.\n\nEven more relevant, his short story \"The Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge\", features the violence of war, a rickety bridge, retribution, hallucinations, and what may be an out of body experience Throughout the novel Johnson plays on these literary allusions and they serve him well.\n\nThe plot is convoluted and the novel runs some pages. It is long read but if you enjoy a novel from epigraphs to ending, and don't mind googling the names of revolutionaries, and looking up words written in Spanish, reading this book will keep you entertained and interested.\n\nFelix is a cheerful, handsome fraud who can take whatever he heard in conversation and parrot it at the next social event for a pedantic tone that is apparently made piquant by his charm and good looks. He is a narcissist and sociopath, but manages to stay mostly within the bounds of what is accepted by society.\n\nThe novel is supposed to be a parody of a Goethe memoir.\n\nParts of it are tediously detailed, like the description of the contents of the Lisbon museum of natural history, but the lists of objects are also part of how Felix consumes his world.\n\nHe is constantly taking in and memorizing in order to have material to create his illusions. For a summary of the plot, see the Harvard Crimson review when it had just been published.\n\nThe novel is unfinished. Did Felix ever get his comeuppance? Would he even recognize it if he did? The opening indicates that he is in his forties as he writes this, so presumably no longer exquisitely beautiful and desired by all.\n\nAnd we know he went to jail for a while. But what a shame not to have the rest of the story! The Flamethrowers by Rachel Kushner Rachel Kushner's novel sketches out a world of ambitious cynics and contemptuous rich people.\n\nMuch of the novel takes place in the New York downtown art scene in the early seventies and has some overlap with the milieu Patti Smith wrote about in her memoir Just Kids, which I liked better.\n\nThe protagonist here, Reno, also has a miserable sojourn with a wealthy Italian family of politically fascist leanings and their fortune comes from the oppression of rubber tappers in Brazil.\n\nThere's also an excursion into the world of the Red Brigades. Reno is a skier and motorcyclist, but perhaps the most interesting character was one of her lovers, Ronnie, a conceptual artist more interested in success and rising in the art world than in art itself: Kushner does some wonderful scenes and has some excellent minor characters like Gloria and Stanley, who are whiny and ridiculous but nurturing of artists and occasionally wise.\n\nThe novel has good momentum, and Kushner can't write a bad sentence.US News is a recognized leader in college, grad school, hospital, mutual fund, and car rankings. Track elected officials, research health conditions, and find news you can use in .\n\nThe Midterm Elections are fast approaching. ABC News brings you in-depth coverage and breaking political news, as voters determine the Senate and House of Representatives. STEP 2: Now, using your research and notes, write an outline for your own article.\n\nRemember, your first version of a story is a first draft, not a finished article. 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"The White Bear Suppression Inventory (WBSI) aims to measure the general tendency to suppress unwanted negative thoughts. The aims of the present study were: (a) to assess the psychometric properties of the WBSI in a clinical population; (b) to evaluate the association of the WBSI with dimensional and categorical measures of psychopathology; and (c) to explore the relationship of the WBSI with measures for dissociation while controlling for level of psychopathology. In a sample of 254 consecutive psychiatric outpatients the factor structure and internal consistency of the WBSI were found to be good. Moreover, WBSI scores were significantly and positively related to all of the dimensional measures for psychopathology of the Symptom Checklist-90 and did not differ between patients with a DSM-IV anxiety disorder, affective disorder or no psychiatric diagnosis. Finally, WBSI scores were unrelated to measures for proneness to dissociation (Dissociation Questionnaire and Somatic Dissociation Questionnaire) while controlling for level of psychopathology. It is concluded that: (a) thought suppression is a common phenomenon among psychiatric patients with various complaints; and (b) that dissociation is not related to thought suppression.\n\nVarious studies among both normal and clinical subjects indicate that intrusive thoughts occur rather frequently Rachman & de Silva, 1978, Salkovskis & Harrison, 1984, Freeston, Ladouceur, Thibodeau, & Gagnon, 1991 and Purdon & Clard, 1993. A common response to these unwanted intrusive thoughts is trying to suppress them. Thought suppression refers to the process of consciously trying to prevent certain thoughts from entering the stream of consciousness (Wegner, 1989). However, thought suppression may have the paradoxical effect of making these thoughts more intrusive Wegner, Schneider, Carter, & White, 1987 and Wegner & Erber, 1992. These paradoxical effects of thought suppression have been observed in various analogue (e.g. Clark, Ball, & Pape, 1991, Muris & Merckelbach, 1991 and Clark, Winton, & Thynn, 1993) as well as clinical studies (e.g. Muris, Merckelbach, Horselenberg, Sijsenaar, & Leeuw, 1997, Becker, Rinck, Roth, & Margraf, 1998 and Harvey & Bryant, 1998). However, some studies have failed to validate these effects (e.g. Merckelbach, Muris, van den Hout, & de Jong, 1991, Muris, Merckelbach, van den Hout, & de Jong, 1992, Kelly & Kahn, 1994 and Mathews & Milroy, 1994). Thought suppression may be relevant in the etiology of emotional disorders. Especially with regard to obsessions, it has been argued that consciously trying to suppress unwanted thoughts will have the counterproductive effect of more frequent and negative thoughts resulting in a positive feedback loop of more intense obsessions and consequent thought suppression Wegner, 1989 and Salkovskis, 1989. Moreover, it has been observed that traumatized persons try to suppress thoughts about their aversive experiences (Kuyken & Brewin, 1994) and that thought suppression in traumatized persons is a risk factor for the development of post-traumatic stress disorder (McFarlane, 1988). Recently Wegner and Zanakos (1994) proposed that there may be stable individual differences in the tendency to suppress thoughts across a variety of situations and thought topics. In order to measure this general tendency these authors developed the White Bear Suppression Inventory (WBSI) (Wegner & Zanakos, 1994). The WBSI asks subjects to indicate on a 5-point Likert-type scale the extent to which they agree with statements such as `There are things I prefer not to think about'. Psychometric studies in college students have shown that the WBSI measures one factor and that it is a reliable instrument in terms of internal consistency and test–retest stability (Wegner & Zanakos, 1994; Muris, Merckelbach & Horselenberg, 1996). Moreover, WBSI scores correlated positively with measures of emotional vulnerability and measures of obsessional thinking and depressive and anxious affect Wegner & Zanakos, 1994 and Muris et al., 1996. In addition, the WBSI predicted signs of clinical obsession among subjects prone toward obsessional thinking and depression among individuals motivated to dislike negative thoughts (Wegner & Zanakos, 1994). Finally, WBSI scores were positively related to frequencies of intrusive thinking in thought suppression experiments (Muris et al., 1996). Besides the paradoxical effect of more frequent and negative thoughts, thought suppression may also have a less paradoxical, memory-undermining effect. Participants who suppressed thoughts about a filmed story were less able to retrieve the order of events, although their retrieval of the events themselves was not generally impaired (Wegner, Quillian, & Houston, 1996). However, this undermining effect of suppression on memory for chronology could not be replicated in a recent study on episodic memory by Rassin, Merckelbach, & Muris (1997). In concordance with the hypothesis of a memory-undermining effect of suppression, in a study among college students a moderately strong and positive correlation has been found between thought suppression (as measured by the WBSI) and dissociation (as measured by the Dissociation Experience Scale (DES) (Bernstein & Putnam, 1986)) irrespective of reported trauma (Van den Hout, Merckelbach & Pool, 1996). Recently, this association between WBSI and DES scores was replicated in another sample of college students (Muris & Merckelbach, 1997). On the basis of their results Van den Hout et al. (1996) suggest that dissociative amnesia may result from willful efforts to forget rather than from aberrations in automatic processing. However, this conclusion may be premature. Both suppression and dissociation may be the result of a third underlying variable such as a high level of neurotic symptoms or negative life experiences (Muris & Merckelbach, 1997). It is known that level of psychopathology is positively associated with both thought suppression Wegner & Zanakos, 1994 and Muris et al., 1996 and dissociation (Van Ijzendoorn & Schuengel, 1996). Consequently, the positive relationship of thought suppression with dissociation may be spurious and dependent on the level of psychopathology. In other words: subjects with higher levels of psychopathology may be prone to dissociation (including amnesia) and may also experience high levels of intrusive thoughts which they attempt to suppress. In summary, the aims of the present study were two-fold: (a) to examine the psychometric properties of the WBSI (factor structure, internal consistency and relationship with age and gender) in a clinical population; (b) to evaluate the association of the WBSI with dimensional and categorical measures of psychopathology (in particular anxiety and depression); and (c) to explore the relationship of the WBSI with proneness to dissociation while controlling for level of psychopathology."
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"The news is full of stories about China. Whether it's trade wars, African Swine Fever, or the Hong Kong protests, AK and the experts drill down on what all the noise is building up to and what the endgame for China might be. Learn more about Macro Insiders here: http://www.realvision.com/macro-insiders\n\nAK: There's been a lot of talk about China lately. From protests to pork shortages to trade wars, there's a lot of factors at play. What's actually important? How do you make sense of it? What are the potential outcomes in a conflict between the US and China? Well, we're going to talk about all that and more on this week's episode of Real Vision's The One Thing.\n\nWhat's going on, investors? AK here. Recently, Real Vision has featured a lot of different views on China. We've had experts come in and discuss the different geopolitical, economic and technological aspects of this conflict. Now, they're all focused on different factors, but the common theme between them is that they're all very skeptical and they approach it from an unconventional viewpoint, which is refreshing in a world where most investors are hugging the indices and following the consensus. These alternative views can help identify moneymaking opportunities.\n\nNow, even though the media just covers Trump's tweets in the tariffs, the trade wars actually have more to do than just with trade. Our experts agree that not everything is being a reported, but they disagree on what's actually important and what the actual issues are. Chris Balding sat down with Real Vision to talk about his experience living in China and how things changed while he was there.\n\nAK: Balding is saying that China is in a much different situation now compared to even 5 or 10 years ago. What are the changes that make the mainstream narrative wrong? Well, everyone's heard about China devaluing their currency, but Balding points to something else on the macro level that's the true cause for the changes he's seeing in China.\n\nCHRISTOPHER BALDING: I think that is probably one of the biggest things that is missed in everything that's being discussed about China is Xi is almost, in my estimation, singularly focused on not just the collapse of China, but the accompanying numerology that is there right now. One of the ones is-- and I might be wrong on the name of the plan, but I believe leave it was the Soviet Union was on its 13th 5-year plan, and China is in the middle or near the end of its 13th 5-year plan right now, and the Soviet Union did not see a 14th. Xi is singularly focused on not just having a 14th, but on making sure that he does not replicate what he sees as the errors of the Soviet Union that led to its demise, specifically, opening and liberalization.\n\nAK: By trying to avoid the problems of the Soviet Union, Xi is leading China into unknown waters. Meanwhile, Marko Papic argues that not only is the mainstream misunderstanding China and its modus, but they're underestimating the capabilities of a fully mobilized China, too. Here is Marko explaining why the US might be vulnerable on its perch as a global hegemon.\n\nMARKO PAPIC: I would disagree with that. I would disagree with that, just because size of your military is irrelevant today. The other problem that the US has, is that the US has over the last 30 years really focused on beating the crap out of very weak countries. Take the aircraft carrier, aircraft carrier is a beautiful piece of technology if you're going to bomb Serbia. But if you're going to fight China, what you've just done is you put all your eggs in one beautiful basket that costs about $20 billion, and can be shredded into link weenie by hypersonic cruise missiles, which China has and which is it's developing.\n\nAK: Now, he's not saying that the US is going to go to war with China. He says that China not only challenges us economically, but militarily as well. Okay, so if we're not going to war with China, then what does this mean and what do they want? Here is Marko's answer.\n\nMARKO PAPIC: The global hegemony may be out of reach for China, and I think it will be. There might be this moment over the next decade where China has managed to get regional hegemony and goes for broke, goes for global, and that's where they will potentially fail. I think we're one step removed from that, and I think they're currently focused on regional hegemony, and that's why it does make sense to delay their confrontation with the US.\n\nAK: Marko thinks that China will try to establish a regional hegemony, and in some ways, they're already a good portion of the way to achieving that. What are the consequences of a regionalized China and more skirmishes? Marko explains that if it leads to a military confrontation, technology will be the factor that decides the outcome. Ian Bremmer joined us to explain how technology will determine the fate of our next conflict.\n\nIAN BREMMER: Well, I mean, certainly people are moving and ideas are moving and capital is moving around the world faster and faster. The most important point is the most advanced part of our economy, which is technology-- chips, 5G, big data, the cloud. There, we actually see globalization literally falling apart. We see two completely different competitive systems, one being driven by the Chinese, the other largely being driven by the Americans, and they don't interact.\n\nEveryone's complaining right now in China that the Americans are trying to get rid of Huawei, which is their major technology company driving 5G. If you're Amazon or Google, which are functionally American monopolies in their space, they don't even have access in the world's largest internet market, China. That's not globalization. That's not the world wide web. That's a splinter net and it's completely different from what advocates of globalization and the free market were hoping was going to happen in the 21st century.\n\nAK: He sees a world where technology actually pushes us further apart. If China can establish a regional hegemony, then it would make sense that each country would dominate their respective technological spheres of influence. Between all the things that our experts said, there is no clear outcome of the conflict between China and the US. Luckily for us, Mike Green puts it all into perspective for us quite nicely.\n\nMIKE GREEN: Yeah. Unfortunately, I see these dynamics playing out very, very similarly. One of the alternate takes, so I would argue two primary narratives. Three. One is China's the future. This is the Joe Biden articulation, which is difficult to square with many of the facts on the ground, but certainly remains, I would argue, the consensus view.\n\nThe second one is that no, China is not the future, but it's going to manage it similarly to Japan, that it's going to have a step down in growth, that it's going to age and therefore have deflationary pressures, and probably an appreciation of the yuan as they seek financial power and global power in terms of the financial sphere as compared to the manufacturing or outright growth. 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"Ms Tay mentioned that among the first couple of dudes she satisfied on the matchmaking software got “quite unlike” whom she believe he would end up being.\n\n“on the web, he provided himself (as) an easy Casanova but once we fulfilled him he had been a tiny bit awkward and timid. Almost always there is a possibility which you might become catfished,” she said.\n\nAlthough some include out over cheat, other people establish profiles to solicit possible savings.\n\n“i have heard many reports of insurance agencies, or financial professionals using the application attain people,” mentioned Ms Peh.\n\nWhile phony pages and cheats bring physical consequences, additionally psychological drawbacks to utilizing dating apps, as much in search of like might also feel becoming “ghosted”.\n\nThis occurs an individual cuts off get in touch with typically suddenly, without factor and proper goodbye.\n\nIf you are ghosted, it may be emotionally exhausting to continue discussions with other people from the app, plus they can experiences emotions of rejection.\n\nTo eradicate the risk of consumers fulfilling scammers and partnered men or women, Ms Violet Lim asserted that LunchClick operates all potential sign-ups through Registry of Marriages in Singapore.\n\nGiving non-paying customers only 1 fit just about every day, she stated the software turns out to be less attractive for scammers and cheats, exactly who hunt by casting a broad internet for potential subjects.\n\nPaktor, however, said it uses artificial cleverness to sieve out possible bots which make artificial pages.\n\nMr Ng said: “We place in procedures such as for instance crowdsourcing and equipment understanding how to detect strange habits, including when a fresh user ‘likes’ and suits collectively established person from the application.”\n\n“Bots generally have quite high activity, like liking 1000s of people’ pictures in another. That’s not humanly feasible, therefore the system is capable pick it up.”\n\nThe guy put that about five personnel manually screen latest users regarding app, to capture the effective use of artificial visibility photographs, amongst others.\n\nShe said that the woman firm manually product reviews the visibility each and every solitary person who subscribes before approving them.\n\n“When someone is reported for suspicious behaviour, our team investigates. If someone else is reported more than 3 times, we prohibit all of them totally from to be able to access our very own program,” she extra.\n\n“We likewise have an internal scammer design run 24/7 that appears for dubious visibility qualities and conduct.”\n\nBut Ms Violet Lim mentioned that some phony pages could be released by applications themselves to boost maintenance prices.\n\nIt actually was a place she raised in a TEDtalk which she gave in August this past year at the Nanyang Technological college. It was titled “exactly what online dating programs aren’t telling you”.\n\n“you probably possess some online dating applications that are producing spiders to entice their customers to pay for,” she stated then. “For example take a man who may have seen numerous rejections and non-replies from most women, and then he all of a sudden receives a match from an attractive girl, nevertheless app prompts him to pay for to begin a conversation together. What’s the guy likely",
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"London taxi drivers are required to be able to drive to any given street in the city without using a map or navigator. They also have to know all the restaurants, post offices, shops and more in the whole of London before they get their licence. How do they manage all this? In our brain, there is an ingenious GPS (Global Positioning System), much cleverer than the GPS in our smartphone. For our GPS, it is the hippocampus that is important. This is a structure, deep in the brain, which has the form of a sea horse or hippocampus.\n\nThe map in our brain\n\nOur GPS was discovered by chance. John O’Keefe was interested in memory, and so he placed electrodes in the hippocampus of rats. The hippocampus is, after all, the seat of the memory ( see: Remembering an event changes your memory). With any single electrode he could measure the activity of a single neuron in the hippocampus. To his surprise, the activity of a given neuron turned out to be related to the place where the rat was. Watch the following video, not John O’Keefe’s, but Roddy Greeves’1:\n\nYou see a rat walk around in a square cage, although it looks like it is running because of the accelerated replay. The coloured dots are the places where an electrode registers the activity – or firing – of a neuron. At the end you see an overview of where each of the ten neurons fired most strongly. These neurons or nerve cells were given the name “ place cells” by John O’ Keefe. It seemed as if a map of the surroundings were laid down in the hippocampus. But it soon appeared that things were more complicated.\nIf a place cell fires when a rat is in a particular place, where does the information about that place come from? It has to enter via the special senses: eyes, ears, nose. But the hippocampus has no connection with these sensory inputs or the areas of the brain where their signals enter the brain, such as the visual cortex. The most important input to the hippocampus comes from a part of the cortex adjacent to the hippocampus, the entorhinal cortex. The Mosers, a husband- and- wife team who worked with John O’Keefe2. tested this further by placing electrodes in the medial entorhinal cortex ( MEC). They found neurons to be firing at certain places, not in one place but in different places which formed a pattern, a hexagonal grid. These neurons were therefore named grid cells. The video shows the registration of one grid cell.\n\nA map connected to emotions and intentions\n\nBut now we come to something very special about our internal GPS. Look at the figure below.You see here -indicated in colour – where a specific place cell has fired, just as in the diagram shown in the first clip. That neuron fires when the rat is in the area shown in top left of a circular “room”. But if you place the rat in a different “room”, the triangle, then the same neuron fires, but only when the rat is at the bottom right of the room. So this neuron fires at different places in different surroundings. It gets even better. If you replace the chocolate with something unappetising, then that changes the place where the neuron fires. A place cell is therefore not bound to a particular place. This is because the firing of a place cell is not only related to the location, but also to other details about that location which are important to the rat. Not only where that piece of chocolate lay, but also that it liked the taste of the chocolate. Therefore, it not only marks place and thing, but also the associated emotions and intentions.\n\nWhich brings me back to “ the hippocampus is, after all, the seat of the memory”. This is not completely correct, it should be: the hippocampus is, after all, the seat of autobiographical memory. Information about places, things and emotions is brought together and arranged chronologically in the hippocampus. The cohesive elements are therefore the “ why “ and “ when”. The “map” required for this is provided by the medial entorhinal cortex ( MEC) with its grid cells. You might even say that the story of our life is held together, or anchored in the hippocampus, at the place where it happened. This is why a particular smell can bring you back to your grandparents’ living room, you can see the room in front of you. Think about it: most memories bring back images of the places where they happened. And it also explains a very effective technique of remembering unrelated facts: the “method of loci”. If you want to memorise a shopping list then you have to mentally walk through your house and imagine that the items of shopping are attached to parts of your house. Once in the shop, you mentally recreate this walk through your house and see the list of items. The three time world memory champion memorised – using this method – more than 4.000 random binary digits in half an hour3\nOur internal GPS is therefore much more advanced than GPS on a smartphone. It is fully integrated with our memory, emotions, intentions and goal-directed behaviour."
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"A boy with a golden arm but no money for lessons. A mother who wants to give her son his dream before she dies. A broken down World Series pitcher who cannot go on after the death of his wife. These are the elements of The Pitcher. A story of a man at the end of his dream and a boy whose dream is to make his high school baseball team. In the tradition of The Natural and The Field of Dreams, this is a mythic story about how a man and a boy meet in the crossroads of their life and find a way to go on. You will laugh and you will cry as The Pitcher and Ricky prepare for the ultimate try out of life.\n\nTargeted Age Group:\nHighschool and up\n\nHow is Writing In Your Genre Different from Others?\nI think whenever you tell a story that can appeal to all age groups you have to keep it focused on the characters. Character is action as F. Scott Fitzgerald said.\n\nWhat Advice Would You Give Aspiring Writers?\nWrite to the best of your ability and never give up.\n\nWilliam Elliott Hazelgrove is the best-selling author of three novels, Ripples, Tobacco Sticks and Mica Highways. His books have received starred reviews in Publisher Weekly, Book of the Month Selections, ALA Editors Choice Awards and optioned for the movies. He was the Ernest Hemingway Writer in Residence where he wrote in the attic of Ernest Hemingway’s birthplace. He has written articles and reviews for USA Today and other publications. His latest novel Rocket Man was chosen Book of the Year by Books and Authors.net. He has been the subject of interviews in NPR’s All Things Considered along with features in The New York Times, LA Times, Chicago Tribune, Chicago Sun Times, Richmond Times Dispatch, USA Today, People, Channel 11, NBC, WBEZ, WGN. He runs a political cultural blog, The View From Hemingway’s Attic.\n\nWhat Inspired You to Write Your Book?\nI heard about an old pitcher who lived across the street from my mother in law in Florida and when we went there my son and I went into the street and started playing ball. One night the garage went up and the old pitcher came out and gave my son some pointers on how to pitch. Then he went back into his house and I never saw him again. It was true, he had been a World Series Pitcher. And I had a book."
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"Your Morning Dump...Where the Celtics (finally) didn't crumble at the end\n\nIt was happening again.\n\nWith 7:40 to play in the game, the Boston Celtics were sitting pretty with a 16 point lead. Indiana called a timeout, and Boston was in position to erase the memories of a past collapses by making one more run.\n\n“It’s a game of runs,” Jayson Tatum said after the game. “They’re a good team. We know that from playing them for a long time, they’re not going to give up easy. They’re going to fight to the end. So we just had to withstand that.”\n\nThere was little evidence that they would, considering the way their last four losses and gone. Indiana kept piling on bucket after bucket, mostly by Victor Oladipo, who scored 12 in that quarter, in a 21-2 run to take a lead Boston had held for most of the game.\n\nAs a spoiler, the Celtics withstood the furious run had by Indiana to close out the game with a 114-111 victory. While it was incredibly frustrating to watch and felt like a bucket of deja vu, how they responded was important. The last few games they’d give up a big lead and crumble. It would take them out of everything they are about as a team and it would turn into hero ball with a side of lackadaisical defense. It goes without saying that they cannot continue to blow these leads but last night was a step in the right direction in terms of dealing with adversity.\n\nCoach Stevens touched on this aspect of things in the postgame as he was proud of how his team responded when things got hairy late:\n\nThey faced their fears of giving up big leads and were able to come out of it victorious. Basketball is a mental game and building a strong foundation for that is everything. So many times we’ve seen this team give up a big lead and have it spiral into an embarrassing loss (look at the Brooklyn game just last week). The fact that they were able to buckle down on the road and get a win like that will help them in the long run. Teams are going to go on runs and in the playoffs it’s all about keeping your composure and grinding out a win.\n\nOn the other hand, it might be easier to not give up the big lead in the first place (just a hunch). All of these games have spiraled out of control in the same fashion. The Celtics let their foot off of the gas pedal for just a second and the opposition makes a huge run. 15-20 point leads are nothing in today’s NBA with the amount of talent there is lurking around. Teams can get back into the game in a heartbeat and it’s been a lesson that they need to play their A-game for 48 minutes if they want to rack up wins.\n\nMarcus Smart also cited this recent stretch and how they weren’t about to let it happen again:\n\n“We had four games to get ready for tonight, I guess you can say, to get ready for that punch,” Marcus Smart said. “Those other games we were caught off guard. The first game it happened, the second game, third game, we were like ‘what’s going on tonight?’…we’ve really choked up and tonight we just tried to make sure that didn’t happen.”\n\nIn the end, a win is a win and it’ll do this team some good to see their hard work pay off. It’s tough losing games how they’ve been and it’s something for them to build off of as they go into Milwaukee for a tilt with the Bucks and the Adonis that is the Greek Freak.\n\nBSJ: Gordon Hayward is trending towards his old self in crucial victory over Pacers"
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The major factors responsible for the downturn are: (1) the relentless machinations of Ethiopia and Kenya aided and abated by the European Union against Somalia’s rebirth; and (2) the incomplete but candid assessment to f the Director of US National Intelligence Mr. James R. Clapper who outlined four major problems that eroded the credibility and effectiveness of the Federal government, but left out other three critical factors: (I) the hegemonic strategy of Kenya and Ethiopia over Somalia; (II) the major blame of donors in the persistent political infighting; (III) the fragmented authority or control of the country divided into UN blessed parts.\n\nTrue, the Somali Cabinet has the collective responsibility to formulate and implement national policies on unity and security but the president retains the constitutional responsibility to assent the civil and political appointments as well as policy and legislative priorities of the Cabinet as president and Commander-In-Chief for subsequent legal decrees. More importantly, the parliament has the legislative and oversight responsibility over the executive. If the federal government has become irredeemable, the solution is not to empower a leader accused of fomenting civil wars in Gedo and Jubba regions, of divisive politics in other regions, and of capricious leadership.\n\nThe Joint Statement did not address the failure of the African Union Forces in Somalia (AMISOM) in protecting the federal government institutions from Al Shabab attacks as their primary duty for receiving billions of dollars in the past seven years. Alas, the international community bypassed the establishment of an effective Somali National Forces capable of defending their government, people, and country from internal and external enemies. The lifting of arms embargo has been an important but insufficient gesture for the absence of direct and effective support of international donors to the federal government before 2014.\n\nThe tone and direction of the Joint Statement is a serious setback for Somalia’s state-building and peacebuilding. The threat directed to those who oppose the transformation of Somalia into clan fiefdoms “under mayors,” ultimately inescapable of perpetual insecurity, poverty, disunity, and lack of state sovereignty is wrong.\n\nIn final analysis, the Joint Statement responds to the lingering question raised long time ago by Mary Harper, BBC reporter, “Who runs Somalia?” The simple answer is “IGAD, EU, and UN” are running Somalia.\n\nThe fact remains that the issues of federalism, constitution, and political elections are beyond the exclusive responsibilities of the executive, parliament, and presidency of the federal government and less of the international actors. These national issues belong to the realm of dialogue and negotiations among Somali stakeholders, legitimate representatives of all segments of the Somali society with authority and accountability.\n\nRemoval of President Hassan from Office-Abdullahi Way or Shirdon Way\n\nThe letter signed by more than 100 members of the federal parliament lists 14 charges against President Hassan. Both the Speaker of the federal parliament and the UN Special Representative of the Secretary General (SRSG) and Head of United Nations Mission for Somalia (UNSOM) Ambassador Nicholas Kay met with representatives of the group and received copies of the letter.The Prime Minister Abdiweli Sh. Ahmed remained indifferent to the crisis that threatens the survival of the federal government.\n\nThe president rebuffed the call for his resignation but welcomed to meet the MPs. As of today, the MPs did not proceed with parliamentary motion probably because of the difficulty to obtain the 183 threshold votes required to remove the president from office. It is not clear if it will end with the way former President Abdullahi Yusuf or former Prime Minister Abdi Farah Shirdon has been removed from office. The move of the parliamentarians has elicited different interpretations.\n\nThe public has low regard to the parliamentarians satirized as “call boxes or telephone cabins” for their notorious mercenary behavior and hypocrisy. The institutional failure of the parliament representing the collective will of the people is not less detrimental to the national peace, unity, sovereignty, reconciliation, independence, and statebuilding of Somalia compare to other federal institutions. Nevertheless, the action of the MPs has damaged President Hassan’s leadership.\n\nFrom different perspective, it seems that the action of the MPs has been conflagrated by the tension between theVision 2016 Agendaand theNew Deal Strategycumsix pillars strategyof President Hassan. In his trimester briefing on May 22, SRSG Nicholas Kay informed the UN Security Council that “the political crisis in Mogadishu could herald a return to the cycle of deadlock and infighting between Somalia’s political institutions that has paralyzed governments since 2000.”At the same breadth, he affirmed that the president, the speaker, and the prime minister are united and working together for solution, which indicates political harmony among federal leaders.\n\nBut heatedly, he added that “the critical plan onVision 2016” drafted by his office has not been approved by the federal government. As a matter of fact, the plan which has far reaching impact on Somalia’s political unity, security, stability and credibility, needs extensive debate and discussion among Somalis inside and outside the federal government institutions before being discussed with international donors.\n\nThe review of the provisional constitution approved in 2012 after seven years and the cost of more than 60 million dollars resets the rules of the political game in Somalia. Thus, all political forces must have the transparency, opportunity, space, and sufficient time to participate in the process for renegotiating the fundamental principles of the Somali State. The hijacking of the process by the international actors will backfire.\n\nA recently published study by Life and Peace Institute in Sweden titled “Alternatives for conflict transformation in Somalia” pointed out that “the federal government’s silence on this issue [federalism] is important and demonstrates a key issue of contention.” The study proves that Puntland position on federalism challenges the internationally supported approach on statebuilding in Somalia. Puntland disputes the existence and supremacy leadership role of the federal government as legitimate representative government of Somalia in foreign and domestic affairs. IGAD, UN and EU fuel the Puntland dispute.\n\nOne possible outcome of the foreign led “Vision 2016” exercise is to force the citizens of Somalia to commit another political suicide of fragmentation and long term instability. The international community continues to write strategies and policies good for reading, while behind the scenes imposes the implementation of abusive and controversial policies on weak and corrupt local leaders.\n\nAs an example, the Vision 2016 Framework for Actionstates that the completion of federal system should be achieved through dialogue and reasonable consensus and not by imposition or coercion. But IGAD, EU, and UN ignored the popular revolt against Addis Ababa Agreement for the creation of Jubba Interim Administration. They also falsely claim that the federal government supports the southwest state of the three regions to cover up their coercive tactics and antagonism against the Southwest State of the six regions overwhelmingly supported by the communities in the area. If these are not blatant coercion, what else coercion would be?\n\nIGAD, EU, and UN have no sight “on real Somalia.”They claim to focus on terrorism and they deal with six separate entities as virtual Somalia–Mogadishu Federal Government, Jubba Interim Administration, Somaliland, Puntland, Galmudug, and Ahlu-Sunna-Wal-Jama. Areas under Al Shabab are no-go-zones. Last week, during a New Deal Conference held in Garowe, Puntland, the representative of the African Union asked donors to support Puntland state as separate territory while a federal government delegation attended as a “local guest.” In the context of the New Deal framework for state-building, this is a major reversal.\n\nThe UN led constitution making process which produced the provisional constitution in 2012 has put Somalia into constitutional and statebuilding conundrum. The same mistake should not be repeated. Clear understanding about the integration of the country is a precondition for a constitutional review.\n\nThe Future of theFederal Government\n\nThe end of the transition period followed immediately by the adoption of the New Deal Strategy for Somalia and US diplomatic recognition, all reaffirming the unity, sovereignty, territorial integrity and political independence of Somalia did not go well with the promoters of clan building blocks or hybrid governance. Initially, the Federal Government started to claim its sovereignty and pushed back aggressive foreign interferences. But it failed to practice a proactive planning and implementation of coherent foreign and domestic policies to be carried out consistently and effectively. The anti-Somali statebuilding forces have mobilized to attack the Federal government on issues like clan federalism, corruption, Kenya initiative in Jubba regions, and the lifting of the arms embargo.\n\nIn reaction, President Hassan and his inner circle changed positions without deliberative political process within the cabinet and decided to surrender to the opponents of Somalia’s state-building. However, the change of position did not improve the political fortune of the federal government and President Hassan’s team.\n\nThe missteps and flip-flops of President Hassan did not square with his political platform, public statements, and long term experience as civil society activist. He had fair understanding about the enormous problems and powerful forces plotting against Somalia domestically and externally. There are those who initially believed that President Hassan genuinely wanted to restore a democratic sovereign state of Somalia based on political independence, fairness, equality, unity, rule of law, and shared burden, while others believed from the beginning that he was an accidental leader who did not have presidential leadership qualities and vision but was elected after paying to the parliamentarians huge sums of money provided by backers who wanted to gain power through allegiances and corruption. The skeptics were elated by James R. Clapper’s assessment on President Hassan’s weak leadership.\n\nHowever, the perception tends to be that President Hassan chose to trade major political goals and leadership legacy with short term interests and now his strategy of survival could ruin the future of Somalia. Such eventuality could engender new political dynamics that will halt the statebuilding and peacebuilding efforts in Somalia and open space for multiple negative forces. The future of the federal government is doubtful.\n\nDo the following maxims ring bells to all Somali Leaders and Elite?\n\nFirst, President Museveni of Uganda said to his people, “I have never called the United Nations to guard your security. Me, Yoweri Museveni to say that I have failed to protect my people and I call in the UN…I would rather hang myself……It would be a vote of no confidence to our country and citizens if we can’t guarantee our security, what kind of persons would we be?”\n\nSecond, President Obama said “Wehave to recognize Afghanistan will not be a perfect place and it is not America’s responsibility to make it one. The future of Afghanistan must be decided by Afghans.”"
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Switch to full bore average wages in urban units to the approved limit on an individual base salary, private units specified in the original policy than the average wage of workers may be more reasonably reflect the actual average salary of the insured, the lower part of the wages of workers and business Backplane can be reduced accordingly, the payment burden will be reduced.\n\nFor example, let's say your monthly salary of 3,000 yuan, the local private units in the average wage of workers to 6,000 yuan before the adjustment, you have to be in accordance with the social security contribution boundaries of 60% is 3600 yuan to pay the monthly fee of 288 yuan .\n\nAfter calculating the correct caliber calibration employment in urban units of the average wage of 5,000 yuan, individual baseplate decreases correspondingly lower limit to 3,000 yuan, the monthly payment is reduced to $ 240 monthly payment load decrease of 48 yuan.\n\nDeputy Minister of Human Resources and Social Tour Jun said that he expected that in 2019, in accordance with the current program, you can reduce the burden of pension contributions of about 190 billion yuan, while the reduction in unemployment benefits companies, industrial injury insurance gravity premium about 1.1 trillion yuan, three insurance to reduce social security contributions total annual burden of more than 3 trillion yuan.\n\nThe impact of pensions it?\n\nMany fear that the reduced pension insurance rates, whether to issue timely and full pension will be affected?\n\nIn this regard, the Department, which issued a \"confidence\": no.\n\nDepartment, who said that the reduction in the rate of pension insurance effective in reducing the severity of social security contributions, while at the same time, does reduce the pension fund revenues, increased pressure Fund balance of payments, but the national pension fund as a whole is greater than income support, balance rolling increases, pension payments will not lead to the risk, will not affect the pension, paid in full & # 39; the volume as a whole.\n\nAccording to the most recent annual statistics, in 2018, the basic pension insurance fund income of employees 3.7 trillion yuan, 3.2 trillion yuan of spending before the end of 2018 the total balance of about 4.8 trillion yuan, a strong support capabilities. 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I thought that we would see her while we were up here in heaven.’ And in that moment, I thought, this is a conversation that I’d love to bring to a book.”\n\nReleased in February, How High is Heaven? is hitting bookstore shelves as we’ve learned that the COVID-19 pandemic has left an estimated 200,000 American children orphans, making it an unexpectedly timely resource for grieving kids, as well as those who are simply questioning.\n\n“This is not a hard-hitting look at death by any means, but I will say that for my son, the idea that he would see her again — that this was not goodbye, but see you later — that was comforting to him,” says Davis, who is vocal about her Christian faith. “And so that’s what my hope is, that this book will provide kids with some comfort.”\n\nDavis’ son is now 8, and while we look forward to the next book inspired by his curious young mind, we asked the busy working mama to share the products she loves that help her parent right now. 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Every way is terrible, but from this Program is only one escape - to win..\n\n\"An excellent manga, way better than the movie\" by little princess (Nederland) on May 11, 2005\n\nBattle royale, after seeing the movie, I just had to read the manga. The movie was violent, the manga is even more.\n\nThis first part of the battle royale manga series starts off a bit slow, it shows some backgrounds of some characters and it takes a while to get to the part where the chosen slass arrives at the island, but from there on it only gets better. Flashbacks are used to make you get to know the students, perhaps in hopes of you feeling sympathy for them and that makes it all the harder to deal with if those characters get killed.\n\n42 teenagers, all on the island, waiting to be killed until one survives. 42 lives, 42 backgrounds, 42 different minds. Who can deal with this kind of ultimatum and who will go insane immediately? What would you do if you had to kill all your friends in order to survive? It is a manga that, for me, raised that question and I don't even want to think of what would happen were this for real. It's a strange story, but certainly a good one and I for one am looking forward to reading more.\n\nThe manga is awesome compared to any other (if you like violence). You get to know the characters way more than you do in the movie. I really recommend this one to any thriller fan out there!\n\nAfter I saw the movie I heard of this manga and I just had to buy it.\nThis is one of my favorite manga's! It's so good that you just have to keep reading it.\nThis manga has great violent battles and this is the reason why this manga is not for the younger one's. This manga has a great story and great quality so if you want to buy a good manga you should really buy this one.\n\nBattle Royale gives a new series. Especially here in Germany you don't find anything that is smiliar to this awesome series. Okay, the style it is drawn is not usual. It is not typical for a manga (no big eyes, no crazy hairstyles and so on), but you get used to it.\nThe story is interesting. I have never read something that is smiliar to the story. The inner conflicts some students have is very interesting. Also Kawada is a good factor - a student who already survived one "Game".\nThe studetens are all acting different. Kazuo kills everyone, Shinji tries to blow the people behind the game away and Shuuya trusts his friends. They all act different and that makes the story very good.\n\nAlthough I have not seen the movie, I am sure the manga is equal or even better in the quality.\nWhat should be mentioned is the violence: Battle Royale shows violence in almost every detail (like "Battle Angel Alita" for example) and so it's maybe not for younger readers. 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If you've ever read the book or seen the movie, you're sure to love this, as although it has the same basic story, all of the characters have been remade into a much more manga-esque style, with martial arts experts, rock stars, and shy girls (plus, some very not-so-shy girls..)\n\nFor the people new to Battle Royale, here's a brief plot summary: in Japan, the government has banned many things such as rock music, and anything else that suggests individual thought. They have also passed a 'BR Act', where several times each year, a random class is chosen from a random school, put in some kind of large abandoned setting (a previous Battle Royale was set on a mountain), and told to.. well.. kill each other off. Only one person can survive, and if they don't kill enough in the time limit, or try to escape, they die too. This particular battle royale is set on an island.\n\nOf course, it's all a little unfair, so they're 'helped out' by given a random weapon each, plus food and a map. 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The 'teacher' in all three versions seem to be different, in the book he seems like a happy but sadistic bishounen type guy, in the movie he's the famous Takeshi Kitano, and in the manga he's... kind of.. scary. He's taken the 'always smiling' aspect of the book's character and multiplied it tenfold, and turned into a huge grinning exaggerated weirdo. Many other characters are similary exaggerated also, but with over 40 main characters, it's good to easily be able to distinguish who's who.\n\nOverall, I strongly reccomend this book to more mature manga fans with a taste for violence and love, it's really quite a ride."
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[…] A few temples have already [been] rebuilt and renovated.”\n\nOne of the restored temples is the Swayambhunath Stupa, which is often referred to as the Monkey Temple and arguably one of the most famous stupas in Kathmandu. Located atop a hill, it boasts a stunning vista of the city. Believed to be founded in 5th century BCE, it is one of the oldest temples in the country.\n\nABOVE: Boudhanath, the largest rounded stupa in Nepal.\n\nThe nickname “Monkey Temple” is derived from the population of monkeys that live around the area, which, according to legend, were formed by the Bodhisattva Manjushri’s head lice. Naturally, this is a great place to watch the sunset and take in the view of the city.\n\nThe only contender for Swayambhunath Stupa’s status is the Boudhanath. “Boudhanath is the largest spherical Buddhist stupa in Nepal and is my favorite site in Kathmandu,” says blogger Kathleen from Kat Pegi Mana; she visited Nepal in 2017 and fell in love with Boudhanath. “I love Boudhanath especially in the evenings, when scores of Tibetan monks and devotees chant mantras and spin the prayer wheels while [they] circumambulate around the walls of the stupa. The atmosphere is truly magical and mystical.”\n\nABOVE: Images from the streets of Kathmandu.\n\nBelieved to be built around the 7th century, the Boudhanath is now surrounded by buildings, forming a compound of its own. The surrounding buildings are home to a vibrant community of restaurants, painting workshops, and gompas. It was damaged during the 2015 earthquake but is now completely restored.\n\nThere are many more stupas scattered around the city untouched by the earthquake, nestled in backstreets and hidden courtyards that branch out from the busy streets. “Historically, buildings tend to form clusters around a central courtyard or square, where stupas or temples are built,” says Kanti, a local who works at Backstreet Academy. “The doors of the old buildings are built low so people have to bow to enter as a sign of respect.” These compounds and low-door shops offer glimpses of the daily life of Kathmandu citizens, a slice of calm sheltered from the busy streets.\n\nWith 1.3 million living in the center and 5 million in the whole metropolis, there is nowhere better for street photography than Kathmandu. Thamel, for example, is an ideal place to people watch. The area became popular with hippies setting up their base here in the 60s and 70s. With prayer flags hanging above the street alongside tangled electric cables and rickshaws breezing past in narrow lanes, the tourist hotspot is still home to many locals.\n\nABOVE: Patan Durbar Square in Kathmandu.\n\nAnother great place to learn about Kathmandu’s history is Patan Durbar Square, the royal square. Though it too suffered damage from the 2015 earthquake, it is still the heart of the city. Alex Waltner, who works with Swedish travel interest Swedish Nomad, lives nearby. “Patan Durbar Square is one of the most interesting areas in Kathmandu, filled with history and important temples. […] Some of the biggest attractions here include the Royal Palace and The Golden Temple. The Patan Durbar Square is characterized by the Newar architecture, belonging to the Newa people.”\n\nABOVE: Sadu in the Pashupatinath Temple.\n\nKATHMANDU CULTURE TRAIL: TO THE HEIGHTS OF JOMSOM\n\nFOLLOWING BUDDHA’S FOOTSTEPS ACROSS THE HIMALAYAS\n\nIt is one of the two main areas where Sadhu, Hindu holy men, are often found. The other is the Pashupatinath Temple, the cremation temple. While tourists flock here to witness the funeral rituals first hand, there are also locals milling around, often striking up a conversation with visitors. With over 518 structures inside, it was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1979.\n\nThe best view is across the Bagmati River on the hill, where you can observe the ceremonies from afar. However, if you plan on taking photo of a Sadhu, be prepared to pay for it.\n\n“I was last in Kathmandu a month before the earthquake and I still think about the city to this day. Nowhere has left its mark on me quite like Kathmandu,” says travel writer Megan Starr. “My favorite memory from traveling came from at the top of the Monkey Temple at a cafe called Nirvana where I drank an Everest beer and watched over the city, feeling humbled with every sip and knowing that Kathmandu is truly one of the greatest places on earth.”\n\nEveryone has their own special slice of Kathmandu. That’s what makes it such a diverse and photogenic city."
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Since May, North Korea has begun testing the KN23, a remarkably advanced short-range ballistic missile. First displayed in 2017, the system has reportedly demonstrated the ability to maneuver in flight along a depressed trajectory (a deliberately low flight path). These capabilities together imply that the missile can reach its target faster and complicate the task of the U.S. and South Korean missile defenses that would attempt to intercept it.\n\nIn a July statement announcing the KN23 tests, Pyongyang justified them as a response to “ultra-modern weapons and equipment which the bellicose forces of the south Korean military are introducing,” which the regime characterizes as “definitely offensive weapons.” The passages likely refer to South Korea’s acceptance of two additional F-35 stealth aircraft two weeks prior, which Pyongyang worries could penetrate its air defenses and strike its leadership or missile forces without warning. Unable to prevent or prepare for a strike, the regime has apparently taken other measures. The new missiles, the statement said, are capable of “neutralizing those weapons…turning them to scrap iron at an early stage when it is considered necessary.” In other words, the new missile represents a first strike option to destroy stealth aircraft on the ground before they have a chance to take off, or potentially to destroy the command and control networks that coordinate military operations.\n\nThe KN23 signals an alarming evolution in North Korea’s strategic thinking. North Korea has moved beyond rudimentary forces that could retaliate for an attack or attempt to prevent U.S. reinforcements from arriving on the peninsula in a major war. The regime is signaling not only that it would act early in a crisis to prevent a war from escalating out of its control, but also that it would attack allied leadership, command networks, missile defense batteries, or aircraft on the peninsula to degrade South Korea’s will or ability to continue the fight. If used in this way, KN23 might represent a form of escalation control.\n\nRelated: The Biggest Winner Of the Japan-South Korea Dispute? China\n\nRelated: Trump Is Running Out of Time to Denuclearize North Korea\n\nOngoing testing affords Pyongyang an invaluable opportunity to increase its confidence that these systems will work as intended in a conflict, and to test different trajectories and maneuvers. Without successive tests, the regime would likely lack confidence that the missiles could sustain the stresses of depressed trajectories or successfully control their maneuvers, and would be more hesitant to use them.\n\nThe KN23 is just one of the major advancements North Korea has demonstrated since 2017. Before the current round of negotiations began, the regime tested one intermediate-range and two intercontinental-range ballistic missiles. In that time, it also demonstrated a medium-range solid-fuel ballistic missile, maneuverable reentry vehicles on short-range SCUD missiles, and a large-diameter multiple-launch rocket system capable of flying depressed trajectories.\n\nIn short, since the Trump and Moon administrations came into office, North Korea has demonstrated a new generation of missile forces. It has made both qualitative advancements (the ability to fire more missiles faster to longer range) and quantitative advancements (the ability to rapidly strike defended targets preemptively or preventively). Both will require adaptations to U.S.-ROK alliance planning.\n\nIn addition to North Korea’s developments, this summer has been a watershed moment for trends that threaten to compromise South Korea’s place in the region. In July, South Korean aircraft fired warning shots after a Russian bomberafter it entered the airspace of islands administered by South Korea in a joint operation with Chinese aircraft. In early August, China warned against deployment of U.S. intermediate-range systems to Asia, including to South Korea, threatening “countermeasures” that could restart the economic coercion campaign it applied in response to the alliance’s deployment of a THAAD missile defense system, which lasted over a year. Japan has also removed South Korea from a white list of favored trading partners and applied coercive economic pressure in response to ongoing disputes over history issues.\n\nThese developments have added considerably to the U.S.-ROK alliance agenda, and U.S. and South Korean leaders must now grapple with several critical questions, including:\n\nTheir respective negotiations with North Korea have led the United States and South Korea to paper over several challenges facing the alliance. Both Seoul and Washington have chosen to present an optimistic assessment of negotiations and the alliance, rather than to undertake the difficult conversations necessary to develop a sustainable strategy to manage a nuclear-armed North Korea.\n\nIf and when negotiations collapse, the United States and South Korea will likely face a North Korea that is far more capable than before, in a region that has become far more hostile to South Korean interests. 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"“… I focus on this one thing: Forgetting the past and looking forward to what lies ahead, I press on to reach the end of the race and receive the heavenly prize for which God, through Christ Jesus, is calling us.” ~ Philippians 3:13-14\n\nIn the third chapter of the Book of Philippians, Apostle Paul gives a pretty clear picture of what it means to set a goal, and then stick with it. Look at what he says in verses 12-14, New Living Translation:\n\n“I don’t mean to say that I have already achieved these things or that I have already reached perfection. But I press on to possess that perfection for which Christ Jesus first possessed me. No, dear brothers and sisters, I have not achieved it, but I focus on this one thing: Forgetting the past and looking forward to what lies ahead, I press on to reach the end of the race and receive the heavenly prize for which God, through Christ Jesus, is calling us.”\n\nThere are several key points in these few verses that, if heeded, would lead to a successful and prosperous life for any believer. But one phrase in particular sticks out in those verses: “press on.”\n\nNotice what Paul said regarding his attitude toward the work he had been called by God to do. In verse 12 he said, “I press on to possess…” and in verse 14 he says, “I press on to reach ….”\n\nAs one who had been converted by the One he had spent many years persecuting, Paul knew what it meant to press on. Persecution had followed him almost from the first day he decided to follow Jesus. He had suffered much punishment at the hands of his detractors, often being beaten and imprisoned.\n\nThere may have even been times in his life when, perhaps in secret, Paul might have contemplated giving up and walking away from his ministry. But not once did he give in to such thoughts, or take his eyes off the goal God had set for him. Instead, he remained faithful to his assignment, knowing the path he was on was ordained by God and would eventually lead him to a prize that only God could give.\n\nWe Are Called to Prosper\n\nAs children of the Most High God, we have been called to prosper and live abundant lives. It is what God wants for all His children: “Beloved, I pray that you may prosper in every way and [that your body] may keep well, even as [I know] your soul keeps well and prospers” (3 John 1:2, The Amplified Bible).\n\nBut to get to that place we have to operate with the same attitude as Paul, and “press on.”\n\nPaul chose to forget about the past: “Forgetting the past and looking forward to what lies ahead, I press on to reach the end of the race and receive the heavenly prize for which God, through Christ Jesus, is calling us.”\n\nWhy do you suppose that was? What did he mean by “forgetting the past”? It meant Paul didn’t want to think about things that happened in the past that may have caused him to stumble. He was not interested in rehearsing past mistakes and failures. Why? Because dwelling on past failures tends to cause you to continue to see yourself as a failure.\n\nNo one wants to be reminded of past failures. When you look ahead, look forward, you can do so with expectancy about what the future holds. Dwelling on past mistakes will cause you to slip over into doubt and fear. You find yourself shying away from any challenge because you become afraid of failure.\n\nPaul was not willing to let reminders of his past block what he was destined to become.\n\nSpeak Your Future, Not Your Past!\n\nThat same principle should apply to every believer. The problem is, many Christians today are stalled in their move toward success because they are still holding onto the past. They don’t realize the power they have been given to speak their own successful future into existence.\n\nJesus said in Mark 11:23, “That whosoever shall say unto this mountain, be thou removed, and be thou cast into the sea; and shall not doubt in his heart, but shall believe that those things which he saith shall come to pass; he shall have whatsoever he saith.”\n\nDon’t hinder your destiny by holding onto things from the past that will ultimately destroy you. Don’t meditate on the past. Instead, follow what God said to Joshua and spend your time meditating on the Word of God. It’s the Word that will cause you to prosper and be successful (Joshua 1:8).\n\nHenry Fernandez is senior pastor of The Faith Center Ministries in Sunrise, Fla., and is author of the best-selling book, Faith, Family & Finances: Strong Foundations for a Better Life. For more information, go to www.henryfernandez.org or call 1-954-742-7832.",
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"Selfie in a Caracole\n\nSelfie in a Caracole was a group performance that investigated and overturned the meaning of Selfie, which is now seen as a tool for personal celebrating of the self. The photographer disappears; there remains the increasingly alone subject who celebrates himself and his image.",
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"Obscuring a sacrificed single identity in order to prefix the collective identity is a feature that can be seen in many movements, even in online movements based on hacking or building free sources to download software and the like. In this way also the Selfie escapes the idea of celebration of an individual, but it becomes a symbol of Caracole, the small indigenous community that is at the heart of the Zapatista movement. The work was carried out at Maam – the Museum of other and elsewhere (Museo dell'altro e dell'altrove), a performative event of \"workout of vision\" by Paolo Angelosanto.",
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