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Be wise not to put anything on a site so you won’t regret it in the future.\n\nIf you have to choose one of the best Tumblr alternatives for your micro-blogging needs, this one would be the perfect pick. It has the combination of Tumblr and Twitter. You can create posts, get followers, follow others, like, and also comment on the platform. Navigating the platform is easy as the user interface and the layout is super convenient. You can also enjoy several dedicated servers – they are different content types. Depending on the contents you want to post or create, you need to choose those servers. Not to mention that they also have a big community – another perk that you may like.\n\nYou may know it as the Blogspot, which is a blogging platform with a free mechanism. When you have blogs within this platform, you may have the address within subdomain.blogspot.com form. A great thing about this site is that you can have 100 blogs within one account. 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It is considered one of the best alternatives to Tumblr in terms of the adult contents especially since Tumblr had removed that part and that exclusive perk from their platform.\n\nThe platform had been launched in 2003 and has been used by the other world-class media in the business. This platform has been used often and widely by MSNBC, ABC, BBC, and others for their content sharing. The platform has special features, including Google Analytics support and theme editing with CSS-based implementation. You should visit it and see how it works out for you.\n\nThe platform launched in 2017 is offering services that are like Tumblr. Users are allowed to share illustrations, GIFs, photos, and also text posts with other users, especially with their followers. 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"Here are the stories we're following for the week of Tuesday January 26, 2016\n\nChildren's toy firm Vtech has reopened \"key functions\" of its Learning Lodge gateway for the first time since it was hacked in November 2015.\n\nThe online service is a portal for customers to download games, e-books and other content on to Vtech devices.\n\nThey can now register, manage their accounts and use the app store, but some products, including the Power Xtra Laptop and InnoTV, remain offline.\n\nAlmost 6.4 million children's details were exposed by the hacker.\n\nAllan Wong is Vtech's chairmain and group chief executive, and he said in a statement, \"After the cyber-attack, we have focused on further strengthening security around user registration information and other services within Learning Lodge\"\n\nMr. Wong goes on to warn customers that they need to update their Learning Lodge password as soon as possible.\n\nVtech has now confirmed that the data accessed by the hacker included children's names, dates of birth and gender as well as the \"name, email address, encrypted password, secret question and answer for password retrieval, IP address, mailing address and download history\" of the account holder.\n\nNest's thermostats have been leaking users' zip codes, raising real concerns over Internet of Things developers and how they're approaching security.\n\nNest's thermostats have been leaking users' zip codes, raising real concerns over Internet of Things developers and how they're approaching security.\n\nNest Labs hoped to spark an Internet of Things revolution with the introduction of the Nest Learning Thermostat. After all, many homeowners had never encountered a thermostat that was so adept at maintaining heat/cooling levels using a bevy of sensors and software magic while shutting off when you left the room and turning back on when you returned.\n\nWhile no one expects that a Nest thermostat should be locked down as securely as say, a smartphone, you would at least assume that it wouldn’t leak out personal information of homeowners. However, two researchers from Princeton’s Center for Information Technology Policy (CITP) — Ph.D. student Sarthak Grover and fellow Roya Ensafi — discovered that Nest thermostats were actually putting out the home zip code (and as a result, the closest weather station) of its users.\n\nNest acknowledged that this was a bug in its thermostat software and was not an intentional act. Google quickly issued a fix.\n\nWhile something as innocuous as a zip code is relatively harmless in the grand scheme of things, lax programming could lead to even more serious privacy leaks.\n\nThe Internet of Things represents just another attack vector for malicious parties to track your every move, even when you think that you’re safe and secure in your own home. It’s up to tech companies to secure customer data and from the looks of things, they still have a long way to go.\n\nSent to us by: sr_wences\n\nIt has been found that media devices sold to several government offices have hidden backdoor with sniffing functions.\n\nIt has been found that media devices sold to several government offices have hidden backdoor with sniffing functions.\n\nA company that supplies audio-visual and building control equipment to the US Army, the White House, and other security-conscious organizations built a deliberately concealed backdoor into dozens of its products that could possibly be used to hack or spy on users, security researchers said.\n\nMembers of Austria-based security firm SEC Consult said they discovered the backdoor after analyzing the AMX NX-1200, a programmable device used to control AV and building systems. The researchers first became suspicious after encountering a function called \"setUpSubtleUserAccount\" that added an highly privileged account with a hard-coded password to the list of users authorized to log in. Unlike most other accounts, this one had the ability to capture data packets flowing between the device and the network it's connected to.\n\nThe researcher said, \"Someone with knowledge of the backdoor could completely reconfigure and take over the device and due to the highest privileges also start sniffing attacks within the network segment\"\n\nThe tell-tale function not only equips the account with packet-sniffing capabilities, it also contains code that prevents it from displaying when a list of valid usernames is enumerated.\n\nWhen SEC Consult informed AMX officials of the backdoor last March, the equipment maker responded seven months later with an update that it claimed fixed the problem. In fact, according to SEC Consult, the update merely changed the username assigned to the backdoor from BlackWidow to 1MB@tMaN. The backdoor account and the capabilities built into it remained.\n\nAMX has since released a statement claiming the accounts were used for diagnostics and maintenance for customer support of technical issues.\n\nGoogle is to pay £130m in back taxes in Britain.\n\nGoogle is to pay £130m in back taxes in Britain.\n\nGoogle has agreed to pay £130m in back taxes after an \"open audit\" of its accounts by the UK tax authorities.\n\nThe payment covers money owed since 2005 and follows a six year inquiry by Her Majesty's Revenue and Customs.\n\nGoogle is one of several multinational companies to be have been accused of avoiding tax, in spite of making billions of pounds of sales in Britain.\n\nSenior figures at the US search giant said it would follow new rules which would see it pay more taxes in future.\n\nAn independent Half-Life game has been approved by Valve and is coming soon, written by a guy who quit his job to create the game.\n\nA new fan-made Half-Life game is due to be released on Steam in February.\n\nA new fan-made Half-Life game is due to be released on Steam next month.\n\nProspekt is made by 25-year-old indie developer Richard Seabrook, who over two years ago decided to quit his job and make the game as a job application.\n\nValve, the company behind Half-Life, have given Seabrook approval to use graphics and assets from Half-Life 2 and while the game is not an official Half-Life title it has been approved by the company.\n\nRemember that dad whose son ran up an Xbox bill for more than $8,000? We have an update for you tonight.\n\nRemember that dad whose son ran up an Xbox bill for more than $8,000? We have an update for you tonight.\n\nTwo weeks ago we reported a story about a Pembroke, Ontario father whose 17 year old son ran up an Xbox bill totaling over $8,000, and now, Microsoft has given him a refund for the full amount.\n\nLance Perkins said he was stunned to discover the charges on his credit card bill in December, and criticized the company for what he called a misleading business scheme.\n\nPerkins complained to Microsoft and the company agreed to look into the charges.\nHe says Microsoft initially told him it couldn't refund the money. 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The loose thematic hook is the darkness inside a movie theater, and the lineup of filmmakers is impressive: in alphabetical order (and please forgive me not including any links here — life is too short), Theo Angelopoulos, Olivier Assayas, Bille August, Jane Campion (the only woman, alas), Youssef Chahine, Chen Kaige, Michael Cimino, David Cronenberg, Jean-Pierre and Luc Dardenne, Manoel de Oliveira, Raymond Depardon, Atom Egoyan, Amos Gitai, Hou Hsiao-hsien, Alejandro Gonzalez Inarritu, Aki Kaurismaki, Abbas Kiarostami, Takeshi Kitano, Andrei Konchalovsky, Claude Lelouch, Ken Loach, Nanni Moretti, Roman Polanski, Raul Ruiz, Walter Salles, Elia Suleiman, Tsai Ming-liang, Gus van Sant, Lars von Trier, Wim Wenders, Wong Kar-wai, and Zhang Yimou. (Incidentally, if you click on and enlarge the illustration here, all of these names become magically visible.) And there’s even a bonus: longer and/or alternate versions of the shorts by Cimino (one of the best, involving the filming of a volatile Cuban band, intercut with the lead singer watching the film of the band in the same theater), Gonzalez Inarritu, Hou (who offers us a black-and-white version of his elaborate period re-creation of the front of a large cinema), and Suleiman (who presents his alternately droll and sinister variations on gags by Buster Keaton and Jacques Tati).\n\nThe funniest, by far, is David Cronenberg’s At the Suicide of the Last Jew in the World at the Last Cinema in the World, with the director himself in the title role. And the overall level of quality as well as ambition is unusually high. Some are elaborate homages to particular films playing in the designated cinemas; in the Dardenne brothers segment, we can hear the soundtrack of Bresson’s Au Hasard Balthazar, while others give us choice audio fragments from Godard’s Contempt and Alphaville or the credits for Fellini’s 8 1/2. Egoyan gives us a very intricate story about a couple at different movies communicating with each other by text messaging (and to complicate matters more, one of them is watching Anna Karina in Godard’s Vivre sa vie watching Antonin Artaud in Carl Dreyer’s The Passion of Joan of Arc). Chahine manages a tribute to himself, Gitai and Wenders deliver elaborate political lessons, Lelouch and Wong are both at their most romantic (while Kiarostami focuses on all sorts of females watching an unseen and possibly imaginary film of Romeo and Juliet). Moretti gives us one of his diaries, and the Assayas and Kaurismaki bits are similarly so characteristic that we can recognize their directors well before the final credits of each.\n\nIs the Coen brothers’ short, ‘World Cinema’, on the DVD? It’s listed on the IMDB as part of ‘To Each His Own Cinema’, but I’ve read about someone getting the film on DVD with that short missing.\nPosted by Pacze Moj on 06/04/2007 at 10:17 PM\nNo, the Coen brothers short is missing. I don’t know why. Could they be holding out for using it as a bonus for the DVD of “No Country for Old Men,” their new feature?\nPosted by Jonathan R. on 06/04/2007 at 11:34 PM\nThe great french-german tv-station ARTE already aired “Chacun son cinéma” last saturday night, but i haven’t seen it yet. It’s the best tv-channel we’ve got, because it’s bilingual and very culture-oriented!\nPosted by Matthias on 06/05/2007 at 12:19 AM\nAh, Europe: you’re cinema-spoiled with your ARTE and your RAI! Would holding the short until the release of their own film on DVD be worthwhile for the Coens? I don’t suppose [m]any people will buy the DVD for just that short. Couldn’t the short be released it on both DVDs, or does some kind of legal/rights issue erupt?\nPosted by Pacze Moj on 06/05/2007 at 12:43 AM\nI’ve just seen the Cronenberg short, it’s wonderfully dark and funny. Are there any feature-length media parodies of recent years that you recommend? The Truman Show had some great visuals but was quite light overall. The Second Civil War was excellent (but sadly hardly known). Anything in the past ten years of that calibre?\nPosted by Alef on 06/09/2007 at 1:47 AM\nHi Alef. (For other readers of this blog, he’s my nephew, living in London.) 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In this war, renowned men's author Steve Farrar emphasizes that Jesus Christ is /5(12).\n\nThe NOOK Book (eBook) of the Point Man by James Watson, Kevin Dockery | at Barnes & Noble. FREE Shipping on $35 or more. Due to COVID, orders may be delayed/5(15). Steve Farrar is the founder and chairman of Men’s Leadership Ministeries and author of. the best-selling book “Point Man: How a Man Can Lead His Family”.\n\nPoint Man is a trustworthy roadmap through parenthood, the seasons of marriage, personal temptation, and forging a life of faith in the midst of a corrupt culture. Free shipping over $/5(5).\n\nPoint man: inside the toughest The point man book most deadly unit in Vietnam by a founding member of the elite Navy SEALS User Review - Not Available - Book Verdict. After reading this work, one understands why the U.S. Navy SEALS (Sea, Air, Land Commandos) are considered to be the best special forces in the world.5/5(3).\n\nGod Built (Bold Man Of God series Book 1) Point Man: How a Man Can Lead His Family. Point Man Devotional: Taking New Ground. Finishing Strong: Going the Distance for Your Family. How to Ruin Your Life By Nine Surprisingly Everyday Mistakes You Might Be Making Right Now.\n\nReview: Point Man: How a Man Can Lead His Family User Review - Bill - Goodreads. A little dated on the one hand (directed at Baby Boomers) and timeless on another (good principles for men of any generation). I enjoyed reading this, and will be carrying on the discussion with the men's study group I attend for several more weeks.\n\nDefine point man. point man synonyms, point man pronunciation, point man translation, English dictionary definition of point man. A soldier who is assigned to a position some distance ahead of.\n\nThe Mothman Prophecies () is a major motion picture, loosely based on the book of the same name by John Keel. According to Georgian newspaper Svobodnaya Gruziya, Russian UFOlogists claim that Mothman sightings in Moscow foreshadowed the Russian apartment bombings.\n\nInWCHS-TV published a photo purported to be of Mothman Region: Point Pleasant, West Virginia. Case in point, our group is in the middle of a Runelords campaign, and I’m piloting a barbarian named Frar. He’s a big bag of hit points, scared of neither man nor beast, and therefore our default point man.\n\nYet when we got to the spooky scary dungeon, the one containing all manner of mind-affecting malarkey ready to jump out from behind. Directed by Phil Blattenberger. With Joshua Dela Cruz, Phil Blattenberger, Jimmy Ace Lewis, Acorye' White. Set in Vietnam in April - three months after the tide-turning Tet Offensive and one month after the assassination of Martin Luther King Jr.\n\n- Point Man is the story of a U.S. Army fire team fractured by racial tensions, moral crises, and the crushing pressures of combat in a war /10(). Point Man by Mark Townsend – review Mark Townsend's eye-opening account tells some bitter truths about the Afghan war Peter Preston. Sat 14. The Boy to Man Book: Preparing Your Son for Manhood Bryan Fischer, described by the New York Times as a “talk-radio natural,” is the host of the Focal Point radio program heard weekdays on the American Family Radio network.\n\nA graduate of Stanford University and Dallas Theological Seminary, Bryan pastored in Idaho for 25 years, during 5/5(3).\n\nOpen Library is an open, editable library catalog, building towards a web page for every book ever published. Point man by Steve Farrar,Multnomah edition, Point man ( edition) | Open LibraryPages: Official trailer for Point Man (). Set in Vietnam in April - three months after the tide-turning Tet Offensive and one month after the assassination.\n\nThe bestselling classic Point Man encourages and equips Christian men to lead their families successfully through hazards and ambushes like divorce, promiscuity, suicide, and drug addiction.\n\nParents need to know that Dog Man kicks off a new comic novel series by Dav Pilkey, creator of the popular Captain Underpants 's presented as a comic by George and Harold, fourth-grade characters from the Captain Underpants books.\n\nThe first chapter details how Dog Man was surgically created after a dim-witted police officer and his dog were injured trying to defuse a bomb.4/5. Focal Point on American Family Radio's Talk Network is the home of muscular Christianity.\n\nFocal Point | Monday, Febru Joe Biden was point-person for the Obama administration towards two countries -- China and Ukraine. And low and behold, the two countries that hunter Biden ends up doing the most businesses.\n\nHello, I'm looking for a book about a young boy named Boy or Guy who was an orphan, I believe. He was taken in by a man who had magic and he had a book of spells. I think at some point the young boy goes against the Man and takes the book.\n\nI think there is a girl involved too. I believe it was a time period story and they lived in a tower : Gwen Glazer. The Point Men also features Kerry Fox and Vincent Regan. In this espionage thriller, Christopher Lambert stars as Tony Eckhardt, an Israeli intelligence agent with the s: 3.\n\nPoint Man was a 'gateway' book for me. I hadn't read much about SEAL teams until I read this one. It led me to purchasing many more fascinating stories about SEAL team training and the missions they carried our in Vietnam, Iraq and Afghanistan.\n\nTruly they are men of iron/5(). This essential guide separates the men from the boys and tells them what everyday 'man jobs' are really worth on the man points scale. From growing a beard, using an angle grinder and changing a tyre to breaking down a door (with minus points for using a hairdryer, crying and more), Man Points allows you to rate and record your most manly of accomplishments.\n\nThe perfect gift for the. This is probably a borderline book as reference books go, but I have found it helpful over the years for various projects. There are a lot of examples of various tunics pictured throughout the book and that is probably its best feature.\n\nThere is a lot of text too. But it is not a bad book overall. Point Man is one of those books, though, that I could not put down.\n\nIf you ever look to the right-hand side of the page, you’ll notice a list of “what I’m reading.” I try to keep that as up-to-date as possible. Point Man never got to that list because I started reading it Saturday afternoon and finished reading late last night.\n\nA Turning Point Exclusive Watch the Brand-New Interview with David Jeremiah. In his new book, Dr. David Jeremiah invites you to walk more closely with Jesus while opening his heart with detailed information about the dearest Person in his life.\n\nThe Abolition of Man is a book by C. led \"Reflections on education with special reference to the teaching of English in the upper forms of schools,\" it uses that as a starting point for a defense of objective value and natural law as well as a warning of the consequences of doing away with or \"debunking\" those things.\n\nIt defends science as something worth pursuing but Author: C. Lewis. Invisible Man is the story of a young, college-educated black man struggling to survive and succeed in a racially divided society that refuses to see him as a human being.\n\nTold in the form of a first-person narrative, Invisible Man traces the nameless narrator's physical and psychological journey from blind ignorance to enlightened awareness — or, according to the author, \"from Purpose to.\n\nA second person point of view is seldom used when it comes to novels, which makes sense if you think about it. In second person, the writer speaks directly to the reader. This would be awkward and confusing in that format. But, it's popular in business writing, self-help articles and books, speeches, advertising and even song : Grace Fleming.\n\n*While any web-enabled devices with a browser MAY allow viewing, we cannot guarantee the reading experience will be optimal. Information regarding specific apps is available on each vendor’s Web site. Print replica: the electronic version of the textbook (i.e.\n\neBook) looks exactly like the printed version of. The perfect book club is made up of three key things: a great reading selection, yummy snacks, and a lively discussion. The first two things are easy to accomplish — just read anything by Author: Sadie Trombetta.\n\nDon’t have gingerbread man books. I’ve included a media guide with video links to read alouds online for all of 4/5(K). point man n. 1. Pdf soldier who is assigned to a position some distance ahead of pdf patrol as a lookout. 2. A man who has a crucial role in the forefront of an enterprise: the administration's point man on health care.\n\npoint man or pointman n 1. (Military) military a soldier who walks at the front of an infantry patrol in combat 2. (Government, Politics. 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"Let’s make no mistake, there were lots of people who truly believed DJT‘s political technologies and got spun-up anticipating January 6. They genuinely believed that the election was stolen and that VP Mike Pence and legislators who wanted to certify the election as a win for Joe Biden were traitors. As hard as it s to imagine, many people still believe that.\n\nSo, “widespread voter fraud” did not occur. That doesn’t mean a look at tuning-up the system is not in order. However, the gerrymandering and voter suppression tactics engaged by Republicans over the past few decades are the far more significant concern regarding “election irregularities.”\n\nIs the dust settling yet?\n\nThe hearings this week were disturbing in that, once again, we could plainly see how very close we came to a democratic authority crisis of existential scale. I shudder when I think that, analogously, we were nearly this close to tipping – Unstoppable:\n\nIt would have been nothing like a dance party, but if DJT‘s anti-democratic moves to overturn the 2020 election would have drawn particular kinds of timely support, and if real patriots like Republican election officials who courageously stood up against DJT hadn’t done so, then Qanon would have been one of the least of our troubles.",
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"It is what it is\n\nI wrote a piece just after the events of January 6 (Black and White protest), in which I describe how I think racism, through unconscious bias, caused leaders to help stack the deck, not-consciously making overall security totally ill-prepared.\n\nSo, what seems very plain now (and supports my earlier analysis, “Black vs White protest”), e.g., even if General Walker had a green-light at 1:15 p.m. when Captain Sund begged for help, Walker had no way, no way available to prevent what happened at the Capitol.\n\nI think Senator Ron Johnson’s basic intent was to defend MAGA voters. His far-fetched story is meant to vindicate DJT supporters, to keep them from being lumped-in with the Capitol terrorists. That’s understandable as not everyone at the January 6 protest was a MAGA-terrorist bent on violence. However, there’s still a problem with Sen. Johnson’s reasoning (Q-logic).\n\nThe problem is: any of the “innocent” MAGA crowd who didn’t turn and run away as fast as they could in the opposite direction, when they saw what was happening, condemn themselves by remaining in the midst of what was obviously a violent problem.\n\nYou know, I don’t remember seeing a lot of folks running away as we all watched on that dreadful day. Some. A few. But not many.",
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"The task at hand appears overwhelming. To restore the common ownership of the land & natural resources has been a goal of reformers down the ages but it has often met with limited success. Faced with legal frameworks devised and defended by elite interests, the citizen has had little hope of seeing meaningful restitution or recompense … which makes this week’s blog so sweet.\n\nTonight the representatives of Carluke Development Trust have been told that, after several years of investigation and tactical planning interspersed with long periods of waiting, a small parcel of ancient common land has been returned to the residents of their parish. It is a victory on an incredibly modest scale but it presents important lessons.\n\nIt was over a decade ago that I first noted from research that had been conducted by geographer, Ian Adams, what appeared to be an extant commonty (parish common) on the King’s Law north of Carluke in Lanarkshire. (1)\n\nImage: Extract from Statistical Account of 1834-45 for Parish of Carluke\n\nIn 2005 I discovered a title to a neighbouring parcel of land (the dark blue in map below) which “a right of common grazing on the hill of commonty tinted yellow”. This was evidence that part of the “undivided common” referred to in the Statistical Account may still be common land although much reduced in extent (the yellow area is 33 acres compared to the 86 acres in the Statistical Account).",
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"What was even more interesting was that this parcel of land is in the middle of what was at the time the UK’s largest onshore wind-farm, Black Law, owned and operated by Scottish Power (see map below). They knew all about the land and, having concluded it was a common, decided not to install any wind turbines on it because they didn’t know who could competently sign the lease. Thus a combination of local ignorance of the existence of the commonty and unclear legal status meant that the good folk of Carluke missed out on a potentially lucrative source of revenue.\n\nIn 2011, in collaboration with Carluke Development Trust, we began detailed research on the history of the land with a view to securing ownership for the community.(2) It was clear from the history of the site that it was a common. As far back as 1847, Thornmuir, the farm to the south, was being sold “bounded by that part of the common muir on the top of the King’s Law herein after described … and declaring that the said George Spence should have no right to that part of the common muir which is still undivided.”\n\nFor Scotland’s legal profession, however, my research was by itself inadequate since I am not a professional legal searcher. So a further sum of money had to be found to pay a “qualified” searcher who, knowing nothing of the law relating to commons, adopted the default legal view that there is no such thing as common land and that someone must own it. Two possible candidates were suggested from the 18th century (the same two that I had identified) and some effort went into working out who might be their successors. A deed was drawn up and submitted to the Keeper for her consideration. Then followed a long silence as her staff undertook the detailed research to validate the case we had argued. Eventually, last year, she agreed that no-one had a legitimate claim to own it but that the Queen’s and Lord Treasurer’s Remembrancer (a department of the Crown Office) would have to be informed. Since the Crown has a legal claim to any land that is “bona vacantia” (ownerless property), the Keeper wanted reassurance that the Crown did not wish to exercise its possible rights. (3)",
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"At this point things became quite sensitive and complex. To convince the Keeper to register the title, we had to show that nobody had a legitimate claim of ownership. The Crown, however, wanted us to eliminate the possibility that any of the potential ancestors of the owners identified in the 17th and 18th century could legitimately make a claim before they (the Crown) would be able to consider whether they in turn wished to do so. Suddenly we were now being asked do the precise opposite of what we had spent two years convincing the Keeper of (that no-one owned it) to now showing that someone did own it (but they did not wish to claim it) which, in turn opened the possibility of the Crown claiming it and selling it! This bizarre scenario was eventually resolved in a manner which it is not prudent to publicise.\n\nAnd so, last week, a title was granted by the Keeper to Carluke Development Trust. Which is, we think, a cause for some celebration.\n\nIt does, however, raise some urgent questions.\n\nThere are many more remnant commons across Scotland. One recent example I have been investigating concerns a 400 acre common in Perthshire that four landowners recently appropriated and split up among themselves without anyone in the parish knowing about it. It caused much resentment but nothing much can be done without spending considerable time and money (which nobody has) on a legal challenge. Another one in the Borders is on the verge of being grabbed by the owner of a large landed estate. Again, locals are nervous, unwilling to speak out in public and have limited funds to challenge. Many more such cases litter the Scottish countryside.\n\nThis is why, during the Carluke investigations, as a new Land Registration Bill was being debated in the Scottish Parliament, I argued that commons should be afforded legal protection by means, in the first instance, of a “protective order”. This would “freeze” any claims until a proper and impartial investigation could be carried out into the legal history of the land and avoid any land grabbing. Unfortunately, Fergus Ewing appeared to take exception to this idea and, like other proposals I made, he admitted having spent “spent zero minutes and zero seconds studying the issue”.\n\nThis was typical of the Scottish Government’s approach to the Bill which appeared to be solely focussed on the need and wishes of the legal profession, property professionals and the Keeper. Even a modest proposal that the 1695 Act that allows commons to be divided be repealed (being an act passed by the landed class to appropriate common land) was rejected by Ministers on the grounds that “The Act allows an area of commonty to be divided among the owners either (1) where holding the land as Commonty no longer suits the parties or (2) to allow enclosure and cultivation of the land. In modern common ownership, a similar end may be achieved by an action of division or sale. It is not desirable to remove this right from the owners of Commonty”.\n\nThis was stunning. A government in 21st century Scotland was defending a law devised in the 17th century to steal land.\n\nWe were aware, of course, that in claiming the Black Law commonty, we were deploying exactly the same methods as the landed class. The difference, of course, was that we were doing so to pursue the goal of restitution rather than personal enrichment. Which is why, in addition to overcoming the complexities of making much a claim, providing a means to register protective orders, and repeal the 1695 act, we also need a land restitution act to recover land that was once held in common.\n\nFinally, this tale emphasises the fact that community ownership of land is not, as some would argue, a novel or new notion. It is a very old one in Scotland’s parishes and burghs. It it just that the landed class, their lawyer friends and successive Parliaments of property owners have conspired (through Acts such as the 1695 one which is apparently of such great importance today) to rob us of our collective inheritance.\n\nWhich is why this 33 acre piece of moorland high in the Lanarkshire moorland may represent a small but significant turning point.\n\nPS We also submitted an application to register a title in the loan running up to the commonty (a loan is a public way that is itself common land). The Keeper rejected this claim on a legal technicality. Here is a photograph looking down the loan from the common.",
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"Never leave anything on ladders. It'll come back to bonk you.\n\nIf you're grinding without goggles, it shouldn't be a surprise if you get metal in your eye. But there are plenty of ways you can get hurt with DIY that are unexpected. To find out what some of them are, we asked our Field Editors how they've been hurt doing DIY projects. Here's what they told us, along with some of the lessons we can learn from their experiences.\n\nDo you catch yourself leaving stuff on top of ladders or framing? One Field Editor told how his brother had rested a framing nail gun on the top plate of a wall they were building, and while he was working below, the vibrations from his pounding knocked it off onto his head. Tools left on top of ladders, set precariously on framing, or placed unsecured on a roof are an accident waiting to happen.\n\nCharlie Marken says, “I rented a pressure washer to spruce up the concrete patio. After finishing that job, I spotted some dirty patio chair cushions. Holding a cushion with one hand, I used the other hand to operate the trigger on the pressure washer. Not paying much attention, I moved the spray wand right across my hand. Immediately I let go of the cushion and saw the skin on my thumb peeled back and bleeding profusely. I now have a very healthy respect for the power of water when it's pressurized to 2,500 pounds per square inch! I also have a two-inch scar in the shape of a 'Z'—not cut by Zorro, but myself.”\n\nCuts from pressure washers are surprisingly common, and dangerous. Water and bacteria get forced deep under the skin, where they can cause infections. Treat pressure washers as carefully as you'd treat a loaded gun.",
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"If you bump your boot while bump nailing, you might nail your foot.\n\nWe were using a framing nailer to fasten plywood to joists. The nailer was set to fire in “bump” mode. Instead of pressing down on the nose of the gun and then pulling the trigger, you just hold down the trigger and push the nose against the wood. That's great for speed, but not so great if you bump the gun where you don't want a nail. And that's just what happened. In my rush, I bumped my boot. Luckily, the nail just glanced off my toe. Set your nail gun to the safer sequential-fire mode. It's not worth risking a 16d nail in your foot or forehead just to save a minute or two. Joe Jenson\n\nWrapped up and reeled in\n\nI was using a large hole saw to drill plywood and leaned in close to apply pressure. The hole saw caught my T-shirt. In my panic, I accidentally pressed the trigger lock (I usually cut the trigger lock button flush to the tool to minimize this problem, but didn't on this drill). The hole saw reeled in my shirt and climbed my chest. Luckily I escaped major injury, but I got some nasty spiraling teeth marks and a shredded shirt before I was able to turn off the drill. I learned two lessons: Avoid loose-fitting clothes around power tools, and be wary of trigger locks. Jeff Gorton",
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"Electrical shocks can kill you. Always check wires with a noncontact voltage tester before touching them.\n\nI plugged a radio into the outlet and switched off breakers until the radio died. I figured it was safe to work in the box and proceeded to disconnect the wires from the outlet. Suddenly, I was knocked back by a jolt of electricity shooting up my arm. It turns out there were two circuits connected to the outlet and only one had been turned off.\n\nIt's dangerous to make assumptions about electricity. Always check the wires with a voltage tester and double-check all the wires in the box with a noncontact voltage tester before doing any electrical work. Elisa Bernick\n\nHere's a story from Michael Giannetto, another one of our Field Editors. “I was drilling a hole in a piece of metal on my drill press. I was in a rush and didn't take the time to clamp the metal to the table. The drill bit caught the metal and spun it out of my grip. The spinning metal made a nasty, deep slash in my hand. Fourteen stitches and a few hours at the hospital later, I regretted not taking time to clamp the metal as I should have.”\n\nIt's surprising how quickly sheet metal can be twisted from your grip if it's not clamped. I know I've had this happen on more than one occasion. The lesson is clear: Slow down and clamp your work before drilling it.\n\nWorried about ice buildup on his old oak tree, Mark Davis, one of our Field Editors, cut off the end of the branch with a chain saw. Mark recalls, “When I cut through the branch, it eliminated the weight problem and the branch sprang into the air, leaving the ladder with no support.” Mark was unhurt, but it was a close call.\n\nThe next time you think about heading up a ladder with a chain saw, consider hiring a tree trimmer instead. It'll cost a lot less than a trip to the emergency room.\n\nBlindsided by a beam",
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"When the bit in a powerful drill binds or stops suddenly, the torque will knock you off your ladder … or worse.\n\nMy plumber was using his powerful Milwaukee Hole-Hawg drill to bore a big hole through the floor. He was working from underneath, between the floor joists, when the drill hit something and the bit bound up. The drill handle swung around, knocking him in the jaw and off the ladder. He was bruised and couldn't chew for a week, but at least nothing was broken. Even small drills have a lot of torque, so avoid this type of injury by keeping your face away from the drill. Jeff Gorton\n\nHere's a cautionary tale from Field Editor William Wilson: “I decided to 'kung fu' a piece of furring strip against the curb so it would fit better in the trash can. The broken piece boomeranged, slapped me in the face at supersonic speed and left a nasty knot over my eye. I played it like it didn't hurt only to go home to my wife and whine when she asked me about it. It's tough being tough.”\n\nWe received other similar stories of disastrous attempts to break stuff. Take William's advice: A saw is still the best tool for reducing remodeling debris to a manageable size.\n\nOur crew did a lot of new-home framing, and the last step was the roof sheathing. That involved lots of cutting up there: skylight and vent holes, gable ends, etc. I insisted on having a push broom on the roof and lectured the guys about sweeping the dust away after each cut. The young guns, of course, thought they were bulletproof and wouldn't always do it. Then it happened. Joey's feet went out from under him and he found himself tobogganing down the 5/12 slope and over the edge, then performing a perfect two-point plant on the ground. He was lucky we were building a single story! The broom got used religiously after that. Travis Larson",
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"Hearing my daughters plan and talk about all the school supplies lists and routines and buying new clothes and uniforms and having to get kids to bed because it’s a school night now got me thinking of all the music that has been written about school over the years. There must be thousands of songs, but I thought I’d pick my favorites for a BACK-TO-SCHOOL TOP TEN playlist (not in order of my love for them, just as they came to me)~\n\n8 Songs that didn’t quite make my cut: Back to School Again, from Grease 2 because I really liked Grease, the first movie, better; Another Brick in the Wall by Pink Floyd because even as a teenager when it was charting, I felt a pang of weirdness at the blatant rebelliousness of it. I was trying to conquer rebellion, conquer it!; Getting Better, The Beatles, and again, a little rebellious and also that psychedelic sound that I think you had to be high to really appreciate, and I wasn’t; See You in September by The Happenings is a very classic song, but it didn’t make the list because it’s a little too easy listening for even me, :) ; Graduation Day, The Beach Boys because it is about graduating from school, not going back to school; Class of ’57 by The Statler Brothers which I have actually always loved because it is the year my mom graduated, but it is more about graduation, too; Schoolboy Crush, Cliff Richard and the Drifters because even though I love Cliff Richard, doo-wop isn’t my thing; Teach Me Tonight by Etta James or lots of other artists who have recorded it because I have pictures of my grandbebes in this post! Too sultry! School of Rock by Jack Black is an awesome song, but had to get cut because I was keeping my list at 10! I love watching the movie with my grands, though because he is cute and hilarious and kids get him – I guess because he is a big kid. The giggling is contagious!",
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"Four card players were astonished to pick up identical straight run hands in a bizarre fluke calculated as a 61 billion-to-one chance.\nLady luck was definitely at the table when the increasingly amazed foursome started to sort through their 13-card hands.\nEach found he had a run of cards from an ace through to the 10 and completed with a jack, queen, king flourish.\nThe freak outcome happened last week as Owen Williams, Meirion Hopkins, Ieuan Griffiths and Mike Harwood sat down to play a game called Crush at Brynamman Industrial Club near Ammanford, South Wales.\nThey were so intrigued by the outlandish outcome they called Cardiff School of Mathematics to find out what the odds were.\nLecturer Rhyd Lewis astonished them further by calculating the odds at a breathtaking 61,204,166,001 to one.\n.\nPosted by The Man at 1/24/2010 No comments:\n\nOne scoop at a time\n\nTrouble in the golf world but isn't about Tiger Woods.",
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Stonebridge plans to redesign its course, which may help the matter.\nPICTURES\n.\nPosted by The Man at 1/24/2010 No comments:\n\nLabels: In The News, Pictures, Sports\n\nBrits think bacon comes from sheep\nA survey of British youngsters suggests 26 percent of the country's under-16 population erroneously believe bacon comes from sheep.\nThe survey of 800 children and adults, conducted for the Home Grown Cereals Authority and the National Farmers' Union, also suggests 29 percent of youngsters believe oats grow on trees and 17 percent of both children and adults are under the false impression that eggs are a necessary ingredient in bread.\n\"Everyone should know where primary foods like cereals are grown and the role they play as part of a healthy, balanced diet,\" said Peter Kendall, president of the National Farmers' Union. \"More than half the food consumed in the U.K. is produced on British farms, yet the public, and especially young people, are unable to make this connection.\"\n.\nMan Arrested at Wal-Mart for Urinating on Steaks\nAn Ohio man is in jail after police arrested him on charges of urinating on a meat counter at a Wal-Mart store.\nRobert T. 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Whitney Alison Holte was arrested and charged with possession of a Schedule II substance with intent to sell or deliver and three attachments for contempt; she was also cited with driving on a suspended driver's license, driving without proof of insurance, failure to maintain her lane of traffic and possession of drug paraphernalia.\n.\nCandy Leads to Arrest\nTwo New York men were jailed and held for almost a week after two police officers mistook a bag of candy for crack, authorities said.\n\"Sweet happens,\" a police source as say unapologetically of the mistake.\nAfter Jose Pena and Cesar Rodriguez had gone into a liquor/convenience store to buy their usual coconut candy, two cops waiting outside asked to search their minivan.\n\"I said 'Go search.' 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"Stunning Places To Visit In Wenzhou This Year\n\nEast China’s Wenzhou, on the coast of the Pacific, is a breathtaking destination. Natural parks, islands, mountains, and lakes make up some of the world’s most magnificent landscapes.\n\nAs a tourist destination, it is located on the Chinese mainland in the eastern area. However, there is definitely a lot more to do.\n\nWhether you are planning to visit Wenzhou for a solo trip, family trip, or a trip with friends? Without any doubt, start planning, make china eastern airlines booking in any class, and save up to 50% off on one-way & round trips on every flight. Are you still uncertain about what to see? No worry, take a look below at the following list of the top sights to visit in Wenzhou. Make sure you double-check with us first!\n\nRelated Post:How can we qualify for the Canada Start-Up Visa Program?\n\nThe river that flows through it known as the “paradise river” in Chinese mythology and folklore because of its beauty. Trees, plants, and animals from a wide variety of species found in both the area and the valley. Along the river, there are also beautiful and attractive communities, as well as cliff-like features, such as the Dario Cliff and the Water Rock. Near the Dario cliff lies a village dotted with ancient pavilions, temples, and residences. This and other popular tourist destinations are found in this part of the country.\n\nMountains in the Yangtze River\n\nYandang Mountain is one of the most prominent mountains on the coast. While investigated by Chinese imperial dynasties, it flourished alongside other cultures and traditions from throughout the globe during the Tang era. A prominent mountain in Chinese culture, mythology, and tourism, and it is situated in China’s vast national tourist region. As a result, it is considered one of the world’s best geological scenic parks.\n\nIn addition to its breathtaking scenery and historical antiquities, the island north of Wenzhou is known as a unique meeting place for tourists and locals alike. Chinese poets who penned their masterpieces on the island have made it a popular tourist destination. Jiangxin Temple and the East and West Pagodas are only two of the island’s religious landmarks. In addition to daytime activities, the island is converted into a mystical destination at night owing to the addition of lights and other decorations.\n\nThe island of Nanji\n\nRelated Post:Tips on Solo Travelling to Memorize and Enjoy to the Fullest\n\nNanji Island, despite its coastal position and closeness to the mainland, is considered the first natural sanctuary on all of China’s islands. The water at Dashaao Beach is incredibly clear, and the sand on this beach is a perfect shade of ivory. This is a popular spot for people to sunbathe and go swimming. Coral reefs, islands, and reservoirs provide habitat for a wide variety of marine species and algae. As both a marine reserve and an ecological zone, the area is home to a variety of aquatic species.\n\nLocated in Wencheng District’s upper and middle portions of Feiyun River. The lake has a long history with Chinese politician and military leader Liu Xiaoping. The Liu Pagoda, which honours the leader, can be found in this area. As well as being a national park and a national historic site, the Mountain Forest National Park also serves as an ecological protection area and a national park. This area is also home to the Baizhai waterfall, which is often referred to be China’s highest.\n\nWuyanling is a protected area of land in China.\n\nEnvironmental considerations are of special concern in this green area, which is home to an array of plants/animals of all kinds. The area is home to a variety of endangered animal species, as well as a tropical rainforest reserve. The highest peak in the Wenzhou region, Baiyujinag Peak, is also a well-known landmark in the area.\n\nAnimals endemic to the area live there, and there is a variety of them to see. The zoo is located at the top of a hill, thus there is a hiking trail that climbs up to the top of the hill. For those who want to visit the animals, there is a park they may pass through on their route there. Family outings to a zoo are popular with small children.\n\nIt is a nearby theme park that resembles Disneyland. And it has a number of roller coasters and other kid-friendly attractions. Inspired by Great America in the United States and Gilroy Park, a park in France, the design of this theme park influenced by both. Besides the rock climbing and Jurassic Park slides, there is Adventure Valley and a Cartoon Zone for youngsters to enjoy.\n\nThe Best Places to See Waterfalls in the U.S.\n\nA waterfall seen in a stunning natural setting just outside of Wenzhou, China. There’s even a hiking trail up to the falls, and swimming is allowed in the natural pools formed by the falls themselves. The trail to the waterfall also provides some stunning views.\n\nIf shopping isn’t your thing, you can always take a stroll around the alleys, stop by the islands or parks, or just relax in one of the many recreation spaces available to adults and children alike. Wenzhou is a bustling metropolis with an abundance of things to see and do. Plan a trip with AirlinesMap right away for a hassle-free experience and book one of the customizable China holiday packages. Happy vacations..!",
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But he said that the weak points that the researchers found in East Antarctica, where the largest ice sheet on the planet lives, deserve a more in-depth study.\n\n\"The places where the changes in Antarctica are taking place are not limited to a few places,\" said Ryno. \"They seem broader than we thought. This, in my opinion, is a cause for concern.\"\n\nThe results are the latest sign that the world can face catastrophic consequences if climate change continues. In addition to more frequent droughts, heat waves, severe storms and other extreme weather conditions that could come from a constantly warming Earth, scientists have already predicted that the moors can rise by almost three meters on a global scale by 2100 if the world does not drastically decrease carbon emissions. But in recent years there is growing concern that Antarctica can push it even further.\n\nSuch an increase in the sea level could lead to the flooding of island communities around the world, the devastation of wildlife and the threat of drinking water supply. The global sea level has already risen by 7 to 8 inches since 1900.\n\nAntarctica ice contains 57.2 meters of potential sea level rise. This massive body of ice flows into the ocean through a complex array of partially immersed glaciers and thick floating ice spaces, which are called ice shelves. Both the glaciers themselves and the glacier shelves may be as large as large US states or entire countries.\n\nThe outer flow of ice is normal and natural, and it is usually compensated for about two trillions of tons of snowfall in Antarctica each year, a process that itself would leave the Earth's level relatively unchanged. However, if the speed of the ice flow is accelerated, the loss of the glacial cover may exceed the amount of snowfall. When this happens, the seas are rising.\n\nThis is what the new study says. The researchers came to this conclusion after systematically calculating profits and losses in 65 separate sectors of Antarctica, where large glaciers – or glaciers flowing into the ice shelf – reach the sea.\n\nWestern Antarctica – the main leaders of the continent. A study on Monday confirms these findings, detailing how one glacier, Pine Island, has lost more than a trillion tons of ice since 1979. Glacier Tweets, the largest and potentially most vulnerable in the region, has lost another 634 billion. The entire Antarctic West Ancient Ice Shield is capable of raising the sea level by 5.28 meters, or 17.32 feet, and now loses 159 billion tons annually.\n\nThe most striking result of the study on Monday is the statement that East Antarctica, which contains the largest amount of ice on the continent – a huge leaf that can increase the potential sea level by almost 170 feet – also experiences serious melting.\n\nA new study shows how some of the massive glaciers that have been studied so far are relatively small, actually losing a significant amount of ice. This includes Cook and Ninnis, which are the gateway to the massive Wilkes Ice Cream Basin and other glaciers known as Dibble, Frost, Holmes and Denman.\n\nDenman, for example, has almost 5 feet of potential sea level rise and lost nearly 200 billion tons of ice. And she remains anxiously vulnerable. The study notes that the glacier is \"grounded on a ridge with a steep retrograde slope directly above the current\", which means that additional losses can lead to a quick retreat of the glacier.\n\n\"It is known that Western Antarctica and the Antarctic Peninsula are losing mass, but finding that massive mass losses are also occurring in East Antarctica is very important as there is such a large equivalent of sea level in these basins. , – said Christine Dow, a glacier expert at Waterloo University in Canada. \"It shows that we can not ignore the Eastern Antarctic and need to focus on those areas that are rapidly losing weight, especially those with backward slopes that can lead to a rapid breakdown of ice and rising sea levels.\"\n\nThe new study is in some way consistent with the large study published last year by a group of 80 scientists who found that the loss of Antarctic ice has tripled over decades and now stands at 219 billion tonnes annually. This study did not find such large losses from East Antarctica, although it was noted that there is a great deal of uncertainty as to what is happening there.\n\n\"We still need to work to align these new estimates,\" said Beata Xato, an Antarctic expert at the University of Buffalo, who was the author of the previous study.\n\nThe bottom line is that Antarctica loses a lot of ice and that there are vulnerable areas throughout the East and West of Antarctica, but with slight signs of slowing down, since the oceans are only warmer. In particular, according to Rino, key parts of East Antarctica, which was the subject of less attention from researchers in the past, require a much closer look and quick.\n\n\"Traditional thought from many decades because nothing is happening in Eastern Antarctica,\" said Rinuo, adding: \"It's a bit like the one you want for the real thing.\""
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"While I don’t wear this watch anymore I loved it when I did.\n\nIf you’ve been wanting to dive into the world of Garmin without spending a ton of money this is the watch to do that with!!\n\nI’ll be keeping my eyes peeled for shoe deals. I have got to diversify my running shoe portfolio, and a good deal on Black Friday will help me fill up the closet!\n\nYou read that right… I’m thinking about actual races! I know a few different race series had Black Friday sales last year, and I’ll be keeping my eye out for the same to happen this year. It’s the perfect time to fill up next year’s race schedule.\n\nSpartan Races… Tough Mudder… lots of those obstacle races already have their deals locked and loaded and ready to go.\n\nCould runDisney have a Black Friday deal? They did a few times before (I think Tinker Bell got a special Black Friday bib sale). So we’ll be on the lookout for that too!\n\nBlack Friday: Nothing to do with Running\n\nSo, let’s get real for just a minute. Technically I should be using Black Friday to start (or finish?) purchasing gifts for the OTHER people in my life. Christmas is, like, practically tomorrow.\n\nI decided to round up a few of the best Black Friday deals I could find that have nothing to do with running – because if you’re anything like me – most of the people I am buying gifts for are holding up the signs and red vines while I run.",
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Enter the capital’s wastewater.\n\nWeekly samples from the city’s treatment plants mirrored the rise and fall of COVID-19 cases. Wurtzer and his boss, Laurent Moulin, quickly realized that they had a new way to cheaply monitor the health of large populations.\n\n“It’s very difficult to track this pandemic because there are so many people without any symptoms, which by definition means they have no reason to go and get tested,” Moulin said. “We can easily have something like what happened in early July – there’s a rise in cases but we’re not aware of it because the people falling ill are mostly young and not getting diagnosed or ending up in the hospital. We were able to see in the wastewater that the total number of people infected was probably higher than everyone thought.”\n\nEau de Paris was returned to public control in 2010. This means Moulin’s findings and methods will not be patented and sold for profit, but rather published in peer-reviewed scientific journals and open for anyone to adapt in their own municipality. This is among the ways Eau de Paris continues to redefine what it means to be a public water facility, adopting a broad, holistic view of its mission that has drawn recognition from sources as diverse as the UN and American former teen star Zac Efron.\n\nTen years ago, none of this was a given. France has historically outsourced more of its water services than any other European country. From the mid-1980s up until 2010, water in the capital was managed by three different private operators, including Veolia, the world’s largest supplier of drinking water. They controlled the Right Bank, while the Left Bank was handled by a subsidiary of Suez, Veolia’s main competitor.\n\nAccording to Anne Le Strat, former head of Eau de Paris, the fragmented private-public partnership was costly, inefficient and made it nearly impossible to hold anyone accountable. After years of political battle and long-drawn-out negotiations, mayor Bertrand Delanoë’s team finally managed to wrestle utilities from private control in 2010. Overriding union concerns over the loss of jobs, the city created Eau de Paris, the publicly owned company that produces, tests, supplies and bills Paris’s drinking water today.\n\nIn her book Une victoire face aux multinationales, published on the heels of her departure from city hall, Le Strat gives a blow-by-blow account of the remunicipalisation process, revealing the many forms of pressure and influence the two giants exerted in an attempt to sway or halt proceedings. “Veolia was not very subtle. They clearly tried to block us at every turn, head-on, in ways that were brutal and not very nuanced,” she told the press during her book tour. She warned that lobbying wasn’t just about “macarons” and free trips to hot islands – it’s also about the kinds of promises made in exchange for a water contract. “The large groups will say, if you give me your water utilities, I’ll finance your rugby team, or your football team, or your museum, or whatever.”\n\nAccording to Le Strat, the game-changer was Delanoë’s choice to dig in his heels and push through with his election promise. “In the case of Paris, there wasn’t a lot of citizen mobilization, but we succeeded thanks to a political commitment that came from the very highest level,” she said.\n\nTen years down the line, Eau de Paris is a financially sound, economically stable model, outstripping private peers on several counts. Within a year of being created, Eau de Paris had cut 30 million euros in operating costs and brought the price of water down 8%. Accounting for inflation, a cubic meter of water in Paris today still costs less than it did a decade ago.\n\nBenjamin Gestin, Le Strat’s successor, sits in an office with a map of the capital’s sprawling tap water supply, all the way from Burgundy in the south to Normandy in the west. When asked what accounts for his company’s success, Gestin offers a response worthy of Yoda. Just two words: “space, time.”\n\nIn a landmark move this March, Gestin gained approval from the European Commission to hand out aid to farmers working soil that directly impacts the capital’s water reserves. The aim is to help as many farmers as possible make the change towards organic production, in order to avoid any further pesticides seeping into the groundwater.\n\nWithin months of opening the scheme, nearly 50 farmers have signed on, with a total of 9,000 hectares slated for improved protection and close to 20 million euros committed to help them make the necessary changes.\n\n“There’s a historical antagonism between Paris and the rural territories around this idea that Paris, as a big city, is always coming and taking resources without giving anything in return,” Gestin said. “We are proud to declare that for the first time, Parisian money out of the pockets of Parisians is going into the pockets of farmers to protect the common water resources.”\n\nWhile it may take up to 20 years to see real results, and the existing program only affects 3% of the total area exposed to potential pollutants, Gestin sees this as a model for the kind of long-term thinking necessary to protect future generations, and indeed others are taking notice of the Eau de Paris approach as well.\n\n“You’re in Montreuil or Bagnolet, right across the road from Paris, and just by crossing the street, the price of water goes up by one euro,” said Jean-Claude Oliva, who leads the non-profit water advocacy group Coordination Eau Ile-de-France. “It’s the same kind of system, the same kind of water. It’s not like there’s even a difference in quality that could justify the jump in price.”\n\nIt’s not just about the price. Thanks to participatory budgeting, where Parisians could directly chose to allocate resources towards the projects of their choice, Eau de Paris was tasked with installing more public water fountains – 13 of which also provide free fizzy water. Contrast this with the suburban cities where, according to Oliva, free water access points have tended to be neglected, rather than added.\n\nMost of those suburbs are on contract with Veolia and local authorities now look to Eau de Paris as an example. “The creation of Eau de Paris was a pivotal moment for us,” he says. “We can now say to local officials in the greater Paris area: look, Paris did it. And not only did they do it—they’re thriving!”\n\nEau de Paris is one of twelve inspiring stories of local transformation shortlisted for the 2020 Transformative Cities People’s Choice Award. Transformative Cities is a global process to search and support transformative practices and responses that are tackling global crises at the local level. You can still vote for the initiative that you find deserves more attention and resources to scale up until the 16th of November at: https://transformativecities.org."
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"We spoke with Professor Elmar Kotter from the Medical Center – University of Freiburg to explore his thoughts on artificial intelligence (AI) in radiology, the challenges it poses, the legal issues associated with these new technologies, and what the future holds for radiologists.\n\nAI taking over the tasks of the radiologist\n\n“In order to adapt to the increasing ubiquity of AI tools and technologies, radiologists have to get training, learn more about AI, and become more competent in imaging informatics than they’ve been in the past,” states Prof. Elmar Kotter. “Most radiologists have some affinity for informatics, but that has to be looked at as a strength in the future. So, learning is of great importance.” He further discussed the complementary nature AI tools bring to the radiologist. Radiologists’ schedules consist heavily of tasks that have become part of a daily routine, such as looking through stacks of images for the detection of lung nodules, which, frankly, radiologists are not very happy to do, as they take up valuable time that could be spent elsewhere. “These are the kinds of tasks I would like to leave to the computers,” says Kotter.\n\nChallenges for the profession of radiology\n\nThough the foundations of the education of future radiologists may remain more or less the same, techniques including imaging informatics and AI will be at the core of educational programs for young radiologists. “Future radiologists have to know, at least, how those techniques work, and they have to have an understanding of imaging informatics and AI,” says Kotter. “That is something we are taking care of when integrating these subjects and topics into a curriculum.”\n\nOne issue that poses a challenge in this new frontier is getting the data to train the AI and deep learning (DL) algorithms, which requires large amounts in order to operate efficiently and with higher accuracy. In order to do so, Kotter says, “You need many radiological examination images that are annotated, meaning the radiologist has to put levels on the images, pointing to whatever is being detected.” After compiling these images, they are then taken and used for the training of the algorithms. Kotter explains further, “One of the challenges today is that we don’t have that data to train the algorithms; we, as radiologists, have to annotate them.” Today, the annotation is typically a separate step outside of the reporting process. In the future, the radiologist should be able to annotate the images while reporting; i.e., annotation should be a byproduct of the reporting process, resulting in the compilation of a large amount of data for the AI and DL algorithms to learn. However, the gathering and use of such large amounts of data can have severe ethical and legal implications.\n\nThere are ethical, legal, and even financial, issues when it comes to generating and working with the amounts of data radiologists use. “In the end, you have several parties contributing to this issue; clinicians and companies using patients’ data, radiologists annotating the data, and algorithms from various industry partners,” says Kotter. One major question that arises when compiling patient data is, “Who does the data belong to?” In the United States, the patient data belongs to the hospital; in Europe, the data belongs to the patient. But when there is not a consistent answer to whom the annotated data and the algorithms belong, there are complications to be considered. Regarding ethical questions, we have to figure out if individuals or companies using the data have the right to do so. Concerning questions of financial compensation, someone using the data is earning money from the algorithms, and it must be decided who receives compensation: the patients, the radiologists, or the industrial partners? Radiologists have already started to address these difficult questions; a multi-society statement on “Ethics of AI in Radiology” will be published this year.\n\nThe future of radiology and AI\n\nAlthough some may think that the future of the profession of radiology may be uncertain due to the implementation and increased responsibility of AI technologies, not all involved are worried. “The future of radiology is very dangerous to predict,” exclaimed Kotter. “I think that nobody can say where the radiology profession will be in fifty years, but I am sure that the radiologist is not about to disappear.”\n\nKotter is of the mindset, as previously mentioned, that AI should be seen more as an assistant to the radiologist, as opposed to a replacement, and that there will be more opportunities that come from this relationship between clinician and technology. “Already today, we, as radiologists, are a sort of an information hub in the hospital. When you look at how hospitals work, most patients get some form of imaging done during their stay at the hospital. At conferences where imaging is discussed, the radiologist is usually at the center of the conference. One has to think about the radiologist as a central information hub in the hospital, and using AI is a clever way to enhance this role.” As far as Kotter is concerned, the discipline of radiology has a good chance to become even more important, due to this symbiotic relationship with AI tools and technology and the early state at which AI became implemented in the field. Today, radiology is the clinical discipline that is most advanced when it comes to information handling. So, rest assured, because the future looks bright. Kotter speculates, “In my opinion, the perception is changing and it’s never good to have a fear of something. You have to look at it and take the opportunities.”",
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"How long have you been a WRFL DJ?\n\nI started training to be a DJ last September, I did a pilot of Signal Boost and started taking fills in November, and now I’ve been on the weekly schedule since January.\n\nHave you been a DJ anywhere else before?\n\nNot really! WRFL is the first place where I’m a DJ in the traditional sense, curating and playing music on an FM station. I have done lots of audio production and have hosted informal podcasts with friends, though. I also did an internship at a radio reading service that serves the blind and visually impaired community, and being an on-air host and board operator there helped me realize that I love doing radio.\n\nDo you have any frequent guests or co-hosts? What’s your dynamic like?\n\nMost of the time I’m by myself in the studio—I like just talking into the airwaves and being conversational with our listeners. But I’ve had a co-host a few times. Allison co-hosted with me once in the fall when I took over her show Weapons of Choice, and it was fun to improvise with her. A friend of mine co-hosted with me when I guest-hosted Claire’s The Witching Hour over winter break, and we traded stories about the songs on our playlist. This semester my show is on after THE HEAVYSET with DJ Cas9, and they joined me a few times at the top of my show. That was awesome—we both love electronic music so it was a nice crossover, and we also had the opportunity to talk about WRFL itself and give our late night listeners a little bit of an inside look at the station.\n\nWhy did you join WRFL?\n\nLike all of us here, I’ve been a music obsessive my whole life, and I’ve always loved putting together playlists and sharing them. I also grew up listening to the radio and have always had an appreciation for the medium. But in addition to being a really good and unique radio station, WRFL is an amazing local community. I decided to get involved in part because I would listen to DJs on WRFL share their views and passions, and I could tell that these are the type of people I want to be around. If you’re a little (or all the way) to the left as a person, it can be easy to feel lost among normies on this massive campus. Our local music director Anna once told me that WRFL is “the place for people who don’t have a place.” I felt that and it stuck with me. I like the sense of belonging WRFL gives to people like me.\n\nWhat do you do/play on your show?\n\nSignal Boost is pretty intentional about its purpose, which is to amplify women, non-binary, and queer artists. It’s a general format show, which means that in addition to my own playlists, I also get to search through the albums in WRFL’s current rotation each week and highlight artists that are from these communities and identities. The format of my show also allows me to move between multiple genres, so during the course of a typical show I’ll start with high-energy electronic and electropop, then shift into indie pop and rock, and then cool down with some R&B and soul to end the night.\n\nWhy do you play what you do on your show? What sparked that interest?\n\nEven with all the progress we’ve made in some respects, our society has been severely backsliding in others, so I feel like now more than ever we need platforms specifically for marginalized voices. In addition to the societal reasons, I just tend to connect more on a personal level with female and queer artists most of the time. I’m also trans and I’ve learned a lot about who I am since I officially started my transition a couple of years ago, so I felt like now is the time for me to host Signal Boost because I can finally just be myself and do this authentically.\n\nWho are some of your favorite musical artists?\n\nTegan and Sara are my big sisters. I’ve learned and discovered so much from them and they are my eternal inspiration. Growing up, some of my favorites over the years were No Doubt, Fiona Apple, Alicia Keys, Amy Winehouse, and Lady Gaga. I love Janelle Monáe, CHVRCHES, Marina and the Diamonds, LIGHTS, Jorja Smith, Lana Del Rey, and lately I’ve been super into Rina Sawayama, Caroline Polachek, Snoh Aalegra, QUIN, mxmtoon, Kilo Kish, Phoebe Bridgers, Mahalia, Weyes Blood, and (many) more.\n\nWhat’s your process for planning your show?\n\nI’ll create a new playlist each week and add songs to it as I draw inspiration from other shows, current events, new releases, and music in my own library. I’ll also browse through WRFL’s playboxes for any new additions and read the reviews. By the time Friday night comes around and it’s almost time for my show, I like to have a thoughtful playlist put together that flows well through different genres and themes.\n\nWhat do you do outside of WRFL?\n\nI refer to myself as a creative-ish techie. I design and develop apps and websites, and I can also be found at any given time doing some sort of audio production, photo editing, or graphic design. I’ve also been an erratic graduate student. In my free time, I love going to concerts and live events, which is unfortunate because right now I have more free time than ever and all events have been cancelled. (We can only hope those things come back and better than ever after we make it out the other side of this pandemic. Stay safe, everyone.)\n\nDo you have a favorite memory of something that happened at WRFL, either during your show or at a WRFL event?\n\nThe 32nd birthday bash was the first big WRFL event I’ve been to since becoming a DJ, and it was a blast. But my favorite memory so far is probably my very first day at WRFL last September when I came to DisOrientation. I was kind of nervous about joining the station, but at the end of the event, I met our general manager Allison and we ended up talking all afternoon about pretty much everything in the world. Her energy and enthusiasm were off the charts, and her inclusivity and kindness made me feel so good about my decision to push through whatever anxiety I had and come to DisOrientation that day. I went on to train with her during her show in the fall, and her encouragement and total boss-ass chillness is a big part of the reason I’m here today.\n\nWhat other WRFL shows/DJs do you like listening to? Why?\n\nA bunch of them. In addition to Weapons of Choice (which I hope will return this fall!), I love The Witching Hour, Human Music, THE HEAVYSET, Serious Moonlite, Squids Will Be Squids, and next jen. I feel like each of them cover a different portion of the music I love, and in some ways Signal Boost is made out of pieces of all of those shows. There are also my new late night neighbors Lipstick Is Optional, Canned Sardines, and Pulp. And last year I would routinely chill out with Naminex and Real Vampire Hours on late Friday nights. Finally, I want to shout out indrani gets next to you, which is ending this semester, because Indrani has brought something wonderful (radical vulnerability, to use her phrase) and special to WRFL’s audience with her show and I’m really going to miss it.\n\nCan you share a story of an interaction with a listener of your show?\n\nBefore my show each week, I’ll usually go on Instagram and add something to my story about the playlist I’ve put together. Back in December, an artist based in Los Angeles, NISHA, saw my story and reached out to me to say thanks for playing her music. She took a real interest in what we’re doing here at WRFL and started listening to Signal Boost. I got to know her fairly well as a result, and I was even able to do a long-form interview with her on my show in February. I think it goes to show that WRFL’s reach extends far beyond what you might think and that we mean something to people in ways you wouldn’t even expect. Being able to interview artists I love is an incredible honor, and I’m grateful that WRFL provides me with a platform where I can do things like this.\n\nWhat do you want listeners to take away from your show?\n\nI want people to discover and appreciate artists on my show that they might have otherwise overlooked, and I want to challenge their expectations of what a “general format” show can offer in terms of genres and styles. My show is kind of audacious in this way, it’s explicitly queer, and I like it to be a little subversive. That said, I also want my show to be fun and for listeners to feel good when they listen to it. We’re all really going through it right now, and when you make it to the end of another week and are up late, I want Signal Boost to be there for you.\n\nWhat do you hope for the future of your show?\n\nI love being part of the storied history of WRFL DJs who started out at 2-5am, but I certainly hope to complete this rite of passage and graduate to a midnight or evening time slot next semester. I hope to be able to do more artist interviews in the future too. And over time, I hope people come to know and love my show. Most of all right now though, I hope for us to make it through these bizarre times and be back doing live shows in our dearly missed station soon.\n\nWRFL is a really special place. We’ve survived against all odds for over 32 years now, and I trust that we’ll survive this unprecedented situation right now too. Radio stations like ours matter not just to us as students and staff, but to our listeners and communities and to music and the arts and culture as a whole. It’s important that we continue to have a place, and I’m glad to be here contributing what I can as part of our RFL family and helping us thrive into the future. Please wash your hands."
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"understanding the signs & symbols all around us\n\n1 Peter Context. 8 And above all things have fervent charity among yourselves: for charity shall cover the multitude of sins. 9 Use hospitality one to another without grudging. 10 As every man hath received the gift, even so minister the same one to another, as good stewards of the manifold grace of God. 11 If any man speak, let him speak as the oracles of God; if any man minister, let. 2 Samuel | View whole chapter | See verse in context And the counsel of Ahithophel, which he counselled in those days, was as if a man had enquired at the oracle of God: so was all the counsel of Ahithophel both with David and with Absalom. 1 Kings | View whole chapter | See verse in context And against the wall of the house he built chambers round about, against the walls of the.\n\nScripture says, If anyone speaks, let him speak as the oracles of God (1 Peter ). Pastor Wurmbrand emerged from 14 years of prison in communist Romania not with a melancholy, defeated testimony, but with one that was victorious and overcoming, awakening the world to /5. January is very bad because Saturn and Pluto are in square or bad formation. Saturn means delay and death and Pluto means sudden. Because of this, there will be some trouble: fires, earthquakes, air accidents, attacks, and the death of national leaders around the world, especially of India and the US.\n\nThe oracles of God are not the Old Speak of the world, the fancy rhetoric—empty sophistries—of man's civilization, inspired by Satan. Nor are the oracles of God the New Speak of foxes, wily leaders who think nothing of manipulating truth for their own purposes. Instead, the oracles of God are His revelation to mankind, and are, taken together. The next piece of the Oracles is composed of Books i. and ii., and as Ewald thinks, the first portion of Book iii. vers, though Alexandre sets this fragment as the production of the author of the anonymous preface, and written by a monk in Justinian's time; but it is more probably of a composite character, and derived from more than one.",
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"When Oracles Speak Paperback – October 1, by Dianne Skafte (Author)/5(4). When Oracles Speak: Understanding the Signs & Symbols All Around Us. Ancient peoples understood that dreams, the sudden appearance of an animal, or a chance word overheard could all advise and point the way.\n\nThey still can, says Dianne Skafte/5. When Oracles Speak book. Read reviews from world’s largest community for readers.4/5(4). WHEN ORACLES SPEAK: Opening Yourself to Messages Found in Dreams, Signs, and the Voices of Nature Paperback – January 1, by Dianne Skafte (Author)/5(6).\n\nThe Oracle: The Jubilean Mysteries Unveiled Hardcover – September 3, Cahn has crafted a novel, so to speak, yet in such a way that it conveys facts about Israel's history, both ancient and recent.\n\nThe When oracles speak book interprets visions the unnamed narrator has. Each vision reveals new information about Scriptures and prophecies regarding the /5().\n\nGet this from a library. When oracles speak: understanding the signs & symbols all around us. [Dianne Skafte; Kern Foundation.] -- Ancient peoples understood that dreams, the sudden appearance of an animal, or a chance word overheard could all advise and point the way.\n\nThey still can, says Dianne Skafte. Her spellbinding history. The Oracle by Jonathan Cahn is an absolutely amazing book. It is written as an allegorical story, but is totally based on Scriptural truth from both the Old and New Testaments.\n\nThis book will keep you on the edge of your seat in complete amazement at the magnificence of God!/5. We should speak the oracles of God, speaking what God has already spoken.\n\nSpeak the text of the Scriptures as God delivered them. There are many ways of presenting God’s word, but the best way is just to go through the text as it is written, explaining it as you go rather than jumping around all over the word of God.\n\nAmen. whoever speaks, as When oracles speak book who speaks oracles of God; whoever serves, as one who serves by the strength that God supplies—in order that in everything God may be glorified through Jesus Christ. To him belong glory and dominion forever and ever. Amen. If anyone speaks, he should speak as one conveying the words of God.\n\nThis is a wise and luminous book. The author, an expert on the ancient history and lore of oracles, is also a most engaging writer, a skilled psychotherapist, and an extraordinary woman who knows firsthand the mysterious realms of which she writes.5/5.\n\nThe Oracle, with the United States title The Oracle Betrayed, is a young adult fantasy novel by Catherine Fisher, first published in The Oracle is the first of the Oracle Prophecies others are The Archon () and The Scarab (); with the US titles being The Sphere of Secrets and The Day of the Scarab, book was shortlisted for the Whitbread Awards.\n\nThe word that God puts in my mouth, that I shall speak.” “The oracle of Balaam the son of Beor, “Take this book of the law and place it beside the ark of the covenant of the Lord your God, that it may remain there as a witness against you.\n\nTopics on Oracles. “If any speak, let him speak as the oracles of God Be truly saved and study only the KJ Bible which is the written oracles of God and when you speak from the Book you will be the oracle of God.\n\nJesus Christ is the oracle of God and you can be also by becoming a. Oracle Bones Speak (French) Paperback – by Ethel R. Nelson (Author), Richard E. Broadberry (Author) See all 3 formats and editions Hide other formats and editions. Price New from Used from Paperback \"Please retry\" $ $ $ Paperback, — Author: Ethel R.\n\nNelson, Richard E. Broadberry. First Peter mentions the oracles of God in the KJV: “If any man speak, let him speak as the oracles of God.” In this context Peter instructs us to be extremely careful with the gifts we receive from God (verse 10).\n\nOur words should be chosen wisely and spoken as if we are speaking the very words (oracles) of God. Balaam (/ ˈ b eɪ l æ m /; Hebrew: בִּלְעָם, Standard Bilʻam Tiberian Bilʻām) is a diviner in the Torah (Old Testament) whose story begins in Chapter 22 of the Book of Numbers ().Every ancient reference to Balaam considers him a non-Israelite, a prophet, and the son of Beor, though Beor is not clearly identified.\n\nThough some sources may only describe the positive blessings he. • Speaking as the oracles of God is an important task and should be done. • “publicly and from house to house” (Acts ).\n\nThe oracle of God is the room wherein He abode, the Holy of Holies, from which He at times spoke. In the Old Testament, the oracle is God's speaking place. In Psalm debir makes its only appearance outside the books of Kings and Chronicles and forms a fine bridge to the New Testament understanding of the word \"oracle.\".\n\nGod's giving of an oracle to a man or woman made them a prophet; for, when the divine word came, the prophet had to speak (Amos ). Different methods were used by priests and prophets to receive the two forms of oracles, although we should not try to make too rigid a distinction. Decision oracles often came through the use of objects.\n\nFor more than a thousand years, Greeks from all walks of life consulted oracles for guidance received directly from the gods. This colorful and wide-ranging survey encompasses the entire history of Greek oracles and focuses fresh attention on philosophical, psychological, and anthropological aspects of oracular consultation/5.\n\nThe Aeneid demands comparison to the epics of Homer: whereas the first half of Virgil’s epic—a chronicle of the wanderings of Aeneas and his crew in the wake of the fall of Troy—takes up the themes of the Odyssey, the second six books share the martial themes of the Iliad.The Book of Isaiah (Hebrew: ספר ישעיהו, IPA: [sɛ.fɛr ]) is the first of the Latter Prophets in the Hebrew Bible and the first of the Major Prophets in the Christian Old Testament.\n\nIt is identified by a superscription as the words of the 8th-century BCE prophet Isaiah ben Amoz, but there is extensive evidence that much of it was composed during the Babylonian. The Sibylline Oracles are a series of prophetic texts akin to those found in Roman and Grecian literature.\n\nNon-biblical literature Sibylline oracles were prophetic texts by a female prophetess that were either used in serious crises or as political propaganda. The Sibylline Oracles in the Pseudepigrapha consist of eight books and were written between the."
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"I discovered this awesome printable Cub Scout cards on Etsy! It is so cute, but in a rugged, Cub Scout way. When I saw them, I knew they would be perfect to give to our Cub Scouts as we started the new year–especially the new Cub Scouts.\n\nOn a single page, you'll find the Scout Oath, the Scout Law, the Cub Scout motto, the Outdoor Code, the Leave No Trace Principles for Kids, and the Scout slogan. You can print the page and cut it so that you have individual cards for each of these.\n\nThe printable Cub Scout cards are a fun way to learn some of the things they need to know to earn their Bobcat rank. The other Scouts can use them to review their Cub Scout basics.\n\nWe say the Scout Oath and Scout Law at every meeting, and these cards will be very handy for our younger Scouts who don't have to memorize them until they are a bit older.\n\nThe cute printable Cub Scout cards are only $1. It can be purchased and downloaded from my Etsy affiliate link.\n\nWe handed these out at our Rocket Academy, but I need to make some more because we've had a lot more Scouts join since then. That's a GREAT problem to have, isn't it? 🙂\n\nCountryDaisee, the woman who created the Cub Scout cards, offered some great suggestions for the cards, and I followed her advice.\n\nHere's what I did:\n\nPurchased and downloaded the file. The page is a pdf document.\n\nCut the cards apart. I used my Swingline paper cutter, which I love! But I just discovered that they have a upgraded model. It has a clamp to hold the paper down and a blade wear indicator so you know when it's time to replace the blade.\n\nPretty cool! I have two paper cutters already, but I might just have to put the new model on my wish list. 😉\n\nLaminated the individual cards. I have a Scotch thermal laminator that has seen its share of Cub Scout stuff–we've used it to laminate Cub Scout day camp name tags.\n\nCheck the price on this. Right now, it's almost $60, which I wouldn't pay. If that's the price, look on the right side of the screen where you'll see “Other Sellers.” Amazon's price is about $32, but it's back-ordered.\n\nTo me, it would be worth the wait for the better price. I used the large laminating pouches and put all 6 cards in one pouch.\n\nCut the laminated cards apart. You could just laminate the entire sheet without cutting the cards out, but you wouldn't have a “border.” I worry that with a lot of handling, the edges would start to come apart.\n\nPunched a hole in the top left corner. I used my trusty single hole punch.\n\nPut the set of six cards on a shower curtain ring. I had several packs of these that I got at Goodwill. You never know when something from the thrift store will come in handy! :)You can also use these loose leaf binder rings.\n\nI love these cards! How would you use these? Be sure to share your great ideas in the comments!\n\nP.S. If you're looking for more activities to help your Cub Scouts earn their Bobcat rank, click on over to this page! There are a bunch of fun things to do on the trail to Bobcat!\n\n[…] shared one of the cool printables that helps the boys learn things like the Scout Oath and Law, the Leave No Trace principles, and […]\n\n[…] shared one of the cool printables that helps the boys learn things like the Scout Oath and Law, the Leave No Trace principles, and […]\n\nThey should work now! Thanks for letting me know.\n\nThese look awesome, but the links don't work."
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