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"Unsettling Femininity\n9/21–8/23/2020\nThe picture frame becomes a proscenium in the paintings of Unsettling Femininity, an exhibit gleaned from the Frye Art Museum’s permanent collection: 19th- and early-20th-century images of women that “highlight the performative nature of gender,” as the Frye puts it. In their portrayals of real and fictional women of all classes, from the kitschy to the photojournalistic, these artists have both established and toyed with our notions of the feminine ideal. Some of the women depicted frankly acknowledge the “male gaze”; some seem unaware of it (or pretend to be); some gaze right back, confrontationally. Times vary. Free. Frye Art Museum, First Hill, 704 Terry Ave.; 206.622.9250\n\nDress Codes: Ellen Lesperance and Diane Simpson\n9/21–1/5/20\nPlaying off something as personal as clothing—especially women’s clothing—against abstract elements like grids, diagrams and blueprints, this joint exhibit of work by these two artists (from Portland and Chicago, respectively) bring together past and present, art and technology, body and symbol. Times vary. Free. Frye Art Museum, First Hill, 704 Terry Ave.; 206.622.9250",
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"Hidden in Plain Sight: Maria Phillips\n10/4–2/2/20\nWhat happens after your recyclables are picked up? Well, a lot of it is remade into something, but the rest goes to the landfill. Seattle artist Phillips rescued the rest (plastic and other packaging material, mostly) as material for her latest sculptural artworks, unveiled in this solo show. Times and prices vary. Bellevue Arts Museum, Bellevue, 510 Bellevue Way NE; 425.519.0770\n\nBorealis (POSTPONED TO OCTOBER 2020)\nThis daring four-night light festival returns for a second year to the Museum of History & Industry. Once again, teams of video artists from around the world will turn the museum’s facade into a grand canvas, projecting video spectacles onto it; this year’s theme, “Untethered,” promises artworks free from “a structure, a set of rules, a philosophy or belief.” See the video mapping performance (tickets required; several performances take place each evening), then stay to enjoy music and various art and light installations. Times vary. Free but advance tickets recommended. Museum of History & Industry (MOHAI), South Lake Union, 860 Terry Ave. N; borealisfestivaloflight.com\n\nFlesh and Blood: Italian Masterpieces from the Capodimonte Museum\n10/17–1/26/20\nSelections from the holdings of this Naples museum, representing that city’s great art heritage, will visit SAM for its major fall show. On view will be pieces by painters you probably know (Titian, Raphael) and ones you definitely should know, like the throbbingly dramatic works by pioneering artist Artemisia Gentileschi. Times and prices vary. Seattle Art Museum, downtown, 1300 First Ave.; 206.625.8900",
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"In Plain Sight\n11/23–4/26/20\nThe ironic title refers to visual art and performances by an international array of artists that evoke experiences and communities (in many senses: racial, sexual, economic) normally obscured from the mainstream. Among the works are Los Angeles artist Andrea Bowers’ confrontational yet celebratory photos of transgender activists of color. Times and prices vary. Henry Art Gallery, University District, 4100 15th Ave. NE; 206.543.2280",
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"Men in Dance\n10/4–10/5\nSince 1994, this has been the city’s premier showcase for dances in all styles, made for men who want to show they can do more than lift women. This year’s invited choreographers, who work in dance genres from ballet to modern, are Daniel Ojeda, Beth Terwilleger, Elise Meiners Schwicht, Nahshon Marden and Joel Hathaway. Themes include toxic masculinity and “finding the courage to ‘make a change’ in one’s life.” Times and prices vary. Velocity Dance Center, Capitol Hill, 1621 12th Ave.; 206.325.8773; menindance.org\n\nBryce Dessner: Triptych (Eyes of One on Another)\n10/9\nGrowing up in Cincinnati, the teenage Dessner had a front-row seat for the 1990 obscenity trial that followed the controversial exhibit of Robert Mapplethorpe’s photographs at the city’s Contemporary Arts Center. Now one of America’s busiest composers, Dessner’s music anchors this production, incorporating Mapplethorpe’s sexually provocative images, Patti Smith’s poetry, music by the vocal octet Roomful of Teeth and many other collaborators. 8 p.m. Prices TBA. The Moore Theatre, downtown, 1932 Second Ave.; 206.467.5510; stgpresents.org",
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"Ahamefule J. Oluo: Susan\n12/5–12/8\nOne of on the boards’ artists-in-residence this season, the Seattle composer, trumpeter and standup performer plans to put all these skills to use in his new performance piece about his family history. Times and prices vary. On the Boards, Uptown, 100 W Roy St.; 206.217.9886\n\nThe Hard Nut\n12/6–12/15\nDancer and choreographer Mark Morris drew on the darkly campy vision of graphic novelist Charles Burns and added a bit of backstory to the traditional Nutcracker tale (how did the Nutcracker transform from boy to kitchen tool?)—while remaining fervently faithful to Tchaikovsky’s score—in his popular 1991 adaptation of the holiday classic. Times and prices vary. Paramount Theatre, downtown 911 Pine St.; 206.682.1414; stgpresents.org",
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"Earshot Jazz Festival\n10/4–11/6\nThe highlight of our jazz calendar since 1986, Earshot returns to showcase solo musicians and ensembles, from nationally acclaimed high school bands to free improvisers. Performances in venues all over Seattle and from Bremerton to Kirkland will explore practically every jazz subgenre imaginable. Times, prices and venues vary; earshot.org",
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"Tinariwen\n10/7\nIndigenous North African music blends with rock and blues in the music of this world-touring Tuareg band, for decades at the forefront of political protest against oppressive regimes in Libya and Algeria. 7:30 p.m. Prices vary. Benaroya Hall, downtown, 200 University St.; 206.215.4747; seattlesymphony.org\n\nSeattle Symphony\n10/10, 10/12\nYes, there is a greatest symphony ever, and it’s Mozart’s final one, known as No. 41, with its exhilarating finale. New SSO music director Thomas Dausgaard combines it with music by Olga Neuwirth and Bach. Times and prices vary. Benaroya Hall, downtown, 200 University St.; 206.215.4747; seattlesymphony.org\n\nPacific MusicWorks: Eternal Beloved\n10/26–10/27\nAlthough most of Isabella Leonarda’s (1620–1804) music is religious—she was a nun—it was also influenced by the power and expressivity of opera, which at the time was a new, even avant-garde, genre. Pacific MusicWorks, devoted to performing ancient vocal music in fresh and engaging ways, is presenting Leonarda’s unfairly neglected works as a drama, an allegorical tale of the love between the Soul and Jesus. Times, prices and venues vary. pacificmusicworks.org\n\nSeattle Symphony\n11/14–11/16\nHistorically, the Seattle Symphony Orchestra has done pretty well by new music—unless it was written here in Seattle. But local composer and clarinetist Angelique Poteat is a talent that can’t be ignored. At 33, Poteat already has seen her music performed by a dozen area ensembles and taken to New York City by the SSO, so SSO first-chair cellist Efe Baltacigil will premier Poteat’s cello concerto. Times and prices vary. Benaroya Hall, downtown, 200 University St.; 206.215.4747; seattlesymphony.org",
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After recovery from a steep high speed descent, PAN status was declared and subsequently cancelled and the flight proceeded without further event to the intended destination. There was no damage to the aircraft and there were no injuries to the 98 occupants.\n\nAn Incident was initially mis-reported by the Operator to the Canadian TSB as “a significant loss of altitude and overspeed due to wind shear”. No structural damage or system defects had been found to the aircraft during inspection after flight. However, despite the fact that a more detailed examination of the event then led to the elimination of wind shear as a factor, the TSB was not advised and the start of the eventual TSB Investigation was therefore delayed with “loss of information that could have helped determine the crew’s actions and the circumstances surrounding the incident”.\n\nThe Flight Data Recorder (FDR) recording was available but the 30 minute Cockpit Voice Recorder (CVR) had been overwritten and provided no relevant information. It was established that the flight was a supervised flight which was intended to form part of the aircraft commander's ETOPS authorization. The supervising Training Captain was occupying the right hand pilot seat as co pilot and PM.\n\nThe take off had been made at a very light weight from a contaminated runway 06 in low visibility conditions. The visibility would not have met the minimum requirements for the PF to operate as aircraft commander because he had only recently qualified as a Captain on the type. During the take off roll, the headset of the PM became temporarily disconnected and the Vr call was not made. As a result, rotation did not occur until 182 KIAS instead of the calculated 138 KIAS. The light aircraft weight, prevailing headwind component and the effect of full thrust required and used for the contaminated runway state meant that the calculated Vr was reached only 17 seconds after the start of roll.\n\nFDR data showed that the aircraft had initially climbed as cleared to 3000 feet QNH but with an extreme rate of climb which reached 6300 fpm and a pitch attitude which reached 19°. It was considered that this was partly a result of a lack of take off thrust reduction and premature flap retraction during the climb. To achieve a level off whilst flying manually, the PF had used the electric trim and the aircraft had stopped climbing at 3100 feet QNH before beginning a descent back to the cleared altitude. However, by this point, a significant out of pitch trim condition had developed and the aircraft had begun to descend, passing 3000 feet at 230 KCAS with a rate of descent of about 2000 fpm. The PM warned the PF that the aircraft was in a nose-down attitude but descent continued and speed increased. The PF ignored the descent but retarded the throttles so as not to exceed Vfe (maximum velocity flaps extended) but in doing so inadvertently pressed the ‘Go Levers’ which set TOGA thrust. Within a second of this activation, the slats began to retract and as soon as the PF let go of the throttles, they advanced. Speed continued to increase and the Training Captain made a second alerting call but, in the absence of corrective action, then announced that he was taking control.\n\nThe recovery to the intended climb was initiated by disconnecting the A/T and rapidly reducing thrust to 45 per cent. The Vmo (maximum operating speed) of 340 KIAS was exceeded just before the slats reached full retraction and the first overspeed warning was annunciated. The aircraft speed and rate of descent continued to increase, the latter to 3900 fpm. At approximately 1450 feet agl, the Terrain Avoidance and Warning System (TAWS) activated a Sink Rate alert for four seconds and simultaneously, at a speed of 345 KCAS, a second overspeed warning began and continued for the next 30 seconds. Further activation of the EGPWS occurred over 8 seconds with successive alerts of \"Don’t Sink\", \"Terrain\" and \"Sink Rate\", the \"WHOOP WHOOP PULL UP\" Warning and, finally, a \"Too Low Terrain\" Alert. A minimum height of 995 feet agl was reached before the aircraft could be transitioned to a climb back to 3000 feet QNH during which the Vmo of 370 KCAS was reached.The total time in descent time was found to have been 54 seconds.\n\nAs the aircraft climbed, the crew, still on the departure TWR frequency, transmitted a ‘PAN PAN’ call advising that ‘there was as a small problem on board’ and requesting continued climb to 10,000 feet which was approved. Once the flight crew were confident that there was no ongoing control problem, PAN status was cancelled. An inspection of the aircraft after completion of the flight did not find any structural damage or other defects.\n\nOverall the Investigation concluded that “the loss of pitch control occurred as a result of an abnormal take-off, a climb in which the aircraft’s performance was unusual, missed standard calls that were out of sequence, incorrect flight control adjustments, inadvertent engagement of the Go Levers, inaccurate situational awareness and a lack of application of the recommended procedure for pitch control difficulties”.\n\nIt was also considered that “although the Captain pulled the control column with constant force as soon as the descent started, he did not recognize the aircraft’s out-of-trim condition”. In this context, it was noted that pilots normally use the electric trim intuitively to cancel any control column force being held manually. It was concluded that the prevailing workload may have overloaded the PF and contributed to his inaction in respect of pitch trim.\n\nIn seeking a likely explanation for the failure of the PF to react to the out of trim descent condition that was the culmination of the initial high workload phase created by their own actions, the Investigation concluded that the singular focus of the PF on the increasing airspeed indication as the aircraft descended to the exclusion of any attention to the ADI was symptomatic of Somatogravic Illusion. The discussion of this subject in the Official Report was as follows:\n\n“Somatogravic Illusion occurs in conditions of poor visibility or in darkness when there is an absence of visual cues. Instrument-rated and experienced pilots are not immune to this illusion, which is a subtle and dangerous form of disorientation. The illusion occurs because the body relies on sense organs in the inner ear to maintain balance and, in the absence of visual cues, signals from these organs can produce a very serious disorientation. When the aircraft is accelerating, the sense organs of the inner ear of the pilot send a signal to the pilot’s brain that is interpreted as tilting backwards instead of accelerating forward. If the aircraft nose is simultaneously raised, the pilot has a very strong sensation of climbing. The illusion of false climb tends to lead the pilot to lower the nose and descend. The aircraft then accelerates and the illusion can intensify. Pilots cannot rely on their senses and must confirm the aircraft’s nose-up position using the attitude indicator on the PFD.”",
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"At the beginning of March, Denver Public Schools announced a new principal, Amy Bringedahl, for Northfield High School to begin the 2016-17 school year.\n\nBringedahl is currently the principal at Merrill Middle School. During her 23-year career, she has been a middle and high school social studies teacher, basketball, volleyball and track coach, athletic director, assistant principal and principal.\n\n“It’s hard to put into words,” she said to describe her feelings after being selected. “It’s exciting because of the potential of Northfield. Walking through the school and meeting kids and the staff and seeing their passion is just unbelievably amazing and exciting for me.”\n\nSince March, Bringedahl has been splitting her time between Merrill and Northfield. She currently spends two days a week at Northfield. Her focus is getting to know Northfield’s past experiences and how best to move forward.\n\nNorthfield opened in fall 2015 under Principal Avi Tropper who designed the original Northfield vision. In October, only three months after starting, Tropper resigned following an incident involving a student and a security guard.\n\nRon Castagna, the beloved former principal of Lakewood High School, was brought in out of retirement until a permanent principal could be selected. Bringedahl’s selection marks a fresh start for the school.\nThe school’s disheartening start saddens Bringedahl, and she is determined that Northfield will achieve all it was originally expected to be. “There’s a lot of work to be done to set the foundation for a successful 2016-17 school year,” Bringedahl says.\n\nTwo hundred new freshmen will attend Northfield in 2016, totaling 400 students. To accommodate the new class, Bringedahl interviewed and hired math and science teachers at the end of March. She plans to hire all four of the new teachers by mid-April.",
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"REVIEW: SEUM: Speedrunners from Hell + The Drunk Side of the Moon DLC\nAdd comment\nShare:TwitterFacebookRedditPinterestWhatsAppEmail\n\nREVIEW: SEUM: Speedrunners from Hell + The Drunk Side of the Moon DLC\n\nSEUM is all you need in order to satisfy your heavy metal and platforming needs.\n\nSEUM: Speedrunners from Hell is a first-person platformer with an emphasis on speedrunning. The game has been out for more than a year, and it has just recently received its first DLC, The Drunk Side of the Moon, which adds a bunch of extra content that is sure to please fans of the game. With that said, how does everything hold up as a package?\n\nWhile some games can attract and entertain a lot of people, I think that this game is part of a very niche genre. Not only is SEUM a game that focuses entirely on speedrunning, but it also features a pretty badass soundtrack. The heavy metal music present in the game manages to keep you on edge, either when you’re just performing a perfect run on a tough level, or when you keep failing over and over. If you’re looking for a game with an engaging story or likable characters, this is not the game for you, but if you like some hectic gameplay and challenging level design, please continue on reading.",
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"(Clearwisdom.net) Prior to the National People's Congress (NPC) and the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference (CPPCC) on March 2, 2011, officers from the Nongan County Police Department Domestic Security Division and Yangshulin Township Police Station broke into Falun Gong practitioner Ms. Yang Shumei’s home and illegally arrested her. Her home was also ransacked. On April 11, Nongan County practitioners Yang Shumei, Yu Changli, and Ms. Zhang were illegally detained in the Nongan County Detention Center. The practitioners held hunger strikes for over forty days to protest the persecution. They have subsequently been tied to beds and injected with unknown drugs six times per day.",
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"Ms. Yang was taken to the Jilin Prison Administrative Central Hospital (Jilin Forced Labor Hospital) on March 15, and returned to the Nongan County Detention Center on March 31. On April 11, Ms. Yang's relatives went to visit her, but warden Liu Kai and guards forced her relatives to slander Falun Dafa as a condition for the visit. When Ms. Yang's relatives found that she was emaciated to the point that they had difficulty recognizing her. She weighed about 70 kilograms (about 155 pounds) before she was arrested. Her hands were now purple from bruising and her feet were bound with a 10 kilogram (22 pound) shackle. She was extremely weak and had no strength to talk. She had been tied to a bed and injected with unknown drugs six times per day. Two armed guards monitored her around the clock. She wasn't allowed to move in the bed, and she was threatened immediately by the guards whenever she tried to move.",
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"CBA has actually put record revenue of $8.68 billion dollar although the business is facing Royal Commission query with regard to Financial Preparation scandal (Yeates 2014). At present, CBA is a dominant leader in the retail-banking sector throughout the Australian monetary services industry with premium cost trade due to its largest customer base in Australia with its disruptive innovation (Rose 2014). Nevertheless, it is very important for CBA to purchase service enhancements and development to preserve its present market management position.\n\nTherefore to recognize the success aspect behind CBA, it is essential to evaluate Australian Financial industry as an entire to take a look at the attractive functions of Australian Banking sector and the internal strength of CBA to clarify its competitive advantages and abilities.\n\nAustralian Financial industry has actually exhibited the characteristics of shakeout stage lifecycle phases (Shapiro 2014). In shake out phase cycle, competitors and price-war in between banks have actually magnified since huge 4 banks are enforcing discount rates on variable rate of interest available to a broader series of borrowers and decreasing their fixed rates on mortgage deals (AAP 2014).\n\nEver since, services provided by huge four banks become tough to separate each other and this has assisted the consumers to broaden their option to have selective acquisition with the significant banks. More analysis will explain CBA’s clients and competitors power modification due to industry development and its regional growth technique. Then, the further report will examine the reason behind CBA to attain superior stock price over competitors and its ethical implication in monetary market.\n\nTo examine the external industrial environment that lead CBA to remain ahead of competitors, general Australian Financial market will need to be analyzed in regard to Porter’s five forces followed by PESTLE model to observe how the competitiveness of the Australian Financial environment and macroeconomics elements have altered within the commercial structure (Thomas 2007).\n\nDuring the pre GFC time, RBA’s interest rate has increased from 5.50% in 2000 to 7% in 2008 (RBA 2014). These inclining rates have favored big four banks during the crisis period since the high interest rates increased the bank’s deposit and helped Australian Banks to fund their debt in the hard time (Kerr 2011). Beltratti and Stulz (2009) also stated that the larger banks within strict regulations with more deposit financing at the end of 2006 had significant high return during the GFC. Therefore, during the crisis, the effect of GFC on Australian Financial Institutions were considerably low compare to other developed economies and CBA had also came through the economic turmoil with strong gain in deposit share by delivering $4.72 billion full-year net profit in 2008 (Leyden 2009). This has clearly showed that favorable Australian economical scape has favored CBA to retain premium share over competitors in post and pre GFC periods.\n\nEyers (2014) stated that Fintech (Financial Technology) scene is expanding rapidly in world financial centers. Financial Technologies are also challenging existing business models of financial institution since non-traditional players in Australian financial sectors are leveraging new innovation to deliver flexible services to consumers in a more convenient way (Wade 2014). However, CBA is operating efficiently in the dynamic technological environment. This is because, CBA has set its strategy to capitalize on the difference between its three big rivals by injecting $1.1 billion upgrade to its core banking system and invest $300 million a year in the high-tech modernization program (Smith 2012). So, this has clearly clarified that technology is one of the factors that lead CBA in a dynamic business environment to stay two to three years ahead of competitors (Faherty 2013).\n\nNext, Porter’s 5 forces will be used to determine the financial industry’s profitability, which influence over the success of CBA in Australian financial market.\n\nNowadays, the digitalized financial system appears to be reaching maturity and every major big four banks are utilizing different channels of entrants to capture the market share (Eyers 2014). Consequently, there is a high threat from competitors in financial market beyond APRA’s highly regulated financial systems since potential competitors from overseas and domestic (e.g woolworths/Coles) could have used technologies to offer virtual and physical financial services in Australian Financial Market (Eyers 2014). Since then, this could eventually challenge the growth of CBA’s physical banking in the long run. However, CBA is still a major incumbent in a financial industry, which captures majority of market share with strong domestic presence in Australia (CBA 2014).\n\nIn Australian Financial industry, there is a high bargaining power of customers since Australian major big banks have brought similar financial packages with competitive rates to expand their market share in a concentrated market. As Australian market is favoring customers to bargain on the best rate, CBA has dynamically influenced the bargaining power of the market by offering an aggressive rate at low risk to itself for such customers by dropping its five years fixed home loan rate to record-low 4.99% in 2014(Yeates 2014).\n\nTodays, the financial market in Australia appeared to be reaching maturity. Mason (2014) stated that financial industry in Australia has developed at compound annual growth rate of 13% over the past decade and ranked among the most profitable banks in the developed world (Australian Trade Commission 2011). Nevertheless, Australian Financial industry is considered as Red Ocean since big four banks could potentially face more mortgage competition each other for the concentrated market share (Janda 2014). Thus, if market leader CBA failed to maintain its current competitiveness in an aggressive market, the market share could be missed out and it will be given away to competitors.\n\nHarrison (2014) stated that combination of tangibles and intangible assets of which control by the CBA could be identified as key resources to execute its strategic capabilities. Resources include teamwork among managers and Past/Present Chief executive officers, firm’s reputation among customers and its strong balance sheet has helped CBA to attain premium share price over competitors. The possession of CBA’s strategic resources ahead of competitors has favored its long-term survival and alleviated its competitive advantage. The strategic resources of the CBA will be demonstrated by using the value Chain framework.\n\nSmith (2012) stated that CBA appears to be ahead of competitors in its IT development strategy and this has induced CBA to attain not only cost and operational efficiency but also improve customer satisfaction. As a result, due to its new modernization in core banking system with best in class online banking platforms, CBA has attained the biggest improvement in its customer satisfaction score out of big fours and achieved Money magazine’s best innovative awards in 2014(News 2014). Moreover, CBA’s strong shareholder with a resilient balance sheet has also empowered full funded acquisition from internal and external stakeholders (Letts 2014). CBA’s significant balance sheet growth with high earning assets and deposit has empowered organic capital growth and investor’s confidence in investment. Therefore, it is assumed that strong financial strength with high profit return has amplified CBA to stay ahead rivals and trades its shares at premium over their domestic competitors.",
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Amerson missed the free throw leaving South Pemiscot down by nine with 2 minutes remaining.\n\n“When he fouled out, it was all about ball security and knocking down free throws,” Cagle said.\n\nAfter a timeout, the Bulldogs came out in a 2-2-1 trap. The Bulldogs immediately forced a turnover but missed at the other end.\n\nIt was the closest the Bulldogs had been since the beginning of the third quarter.\n\n“I thought our pressure got to them late. Doniphan made an adjustment to get their best shooter some free throws and kind of sealed it for them,” McGowan said.\n\nThe Bulldogs switched to a full-court, man-to-man press, and Doniphan tried for a long pass on the inbounds.\n\nLaogan Welch leaped for a potential steal near halfcourt, missed, and Doniphan added a free throw.\n\nWith 45 seconds left, South Pemiscot’s Mark Jones drove for a three-point play to cut the lead to four points.\n\nWelch immediately fouled Tristian Bryant on the inbounds for his fifth foul. In the double bonus, Bryant made the second. Mark Jones took the inbounds, went coast-to-coast for a quick basket and the Bulldogs called timeout down three points with 36 seconds left.\n\nFacing a man-to-man press, Doniphan called a timeout to prevent a five-second call.\n\nThe Dons got the ball to Ethan Jones on their second try, who was immediately fouled and made both free throws.\n\nQuickly upcourt, Amerson drove and dished to Zach Southern under the basket, but the pass went out of bounds.\n\nEthan Jones added two more free throws, got a steal and a layup, and suddenly Doniphan was back up by nine with 10 seconds left.\n\n“We didn’t do the things to win that ballgame. Our free-throw shooting wasn’t very good, we had too many turnovers, and we gave them too many second-chance opportunities,” McGowan said. “Until we get those three things lined out, we’re going to struggle against really good teams like Doniphan and others. 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And may themselves take many decades to recover from.\n\nThose people wise enough to follow the writings of the Fifth Estate at the exclusion of the Fourth Estate (the mainstream media) could not have helped but notice the flood of articles holding the current opposition and their media mates to account. Only the Fifth Estate are providing a true picture of what an Abbott Government would mean to most Australian families, while themselves being gobsmacked at the media’s reluctance to actually ask a simple question of Abbott for fear of the (half-hearted) answer deterring the nurtured voters.\n\nOver the last few days some brilliant articles about the reality of the incompetent media and the prospect of an Abbott Government have been published. I have picked six of the best from sites other than those on The Australian Independent Media Network site that deserve, nay, demand wide coverage. They are all a MUST read. They are all a MUST share.\n\nHere they are, in no particular order with some selected, and hopefully, enticing quotes:\n\nThe Political Sword: Political hatred: its genesis and its toll by Ad astra who writes:\n\nAbbott has always maintained that he should have been PM, that the Gillard Government is illegitimate, and that he would do everything in his power to bring it down, something he envisaged would be easy and swift, and The Lodge his by Christmas. That was two Christmases ago, and with each passing day his anger heightened and his campaign of vilification intensified.\n\nI have not witnessed such hatred as we now hear in the language that Opposition members and some commentators use, and see in the angrily contorted faces of Tony Abbott, Christopher Pyne, Joe Hockey, Julie Bishop and other Opposition members in parliament and in interviews.\n\nThe Failed Estate: Damned Lies and Journalism by Mr Denmore:\n\nThe sheer volume of this muck prompts one to ask where journalists stand. For instance, we constantly see deceitful scare stories about public debt, devoid of context. In the case of this boogeyman, the News Ltd scribblers conveniently leave out that to ensure a liquid bond market, gross debt will rise if government issuance is kept at a set ratio to the economy (as requested by APRA, the RBA and other key institutions). They ignore that our net debt is among the lowest in the OECD, and they will ritually overlook that, in the eyes of bodies like the IMF, our debt is of no concern at all. These are facts. They are not ‘left-wing’ facts. They are facts.\n\nIndependent Australia: The polishing of Tony Abbott by Clint Howitt:\n\nThe intrusion of religion into politics runs counter to the traditional separation of Church and State in modern democracies, but Abbott’s statements and actions have already made it clear that his strong sectarian convictions do encroach on his political role.\n\nGiven the controversial positions he has taken on the sensitive matters of the status of women, abortion and gay relationships, it must be of great concern to people affected by these issues that the hard-won gains are likely either to freeze, or worst still, wind them back, under an Abbott government.\n\nNever so many implied falsehoods, bare-faced hypocrisies and blatant lies in the one presentation since … well . . . since Abbott’s speech at the IPA dinner in April.\n\nWould this be the end of Phoney Tony? Could any leader survive the media onslaught after a hubristic homily with such huge hypocrisies?\n\nWell, not only was media reaction completely devoid of fulmination against the fibs, but it seemed none had even been detected. Somewhat bizarre.\n\nThis is the point where companies are starting to make investment decisions about the next financial year, and to make long-term decisions for the rest of the decade. We’re at the point where the Coalition should start looking like a confident alternative government, rather than like a bunch of chancers riding their luck. Late last year, The Australian‘s Paul Kelly declared that the Coalition had fifty fully-costed policies ready to go: it’s increasingly clear this isn’t the case, and could well be for Kelly what assertions about Iraqi WMDs were to Colin Powell.\n\nOn Turn Left 2013: Tony Abbott announces the Oprah Winfrey of budget replies: You can have free money and You and You, the author writes:\n\nUnfortunately Tony was pointing to the Gallery, where his family were watching from, and Gina Rinehart, who was also watching.\n\n[Correction: Thursday night was a budget reply, not a campaign launch]\n\nThe feedback to the Budget Reply was a little like an episode of Orpah – a buffet of everything.\n\nTony’s plans to scrap the carbon “tax” to save families up to $300 a year in exchange low-income Australians will lose the low-income super contribution as well as the supplementary bonus paid to people on benefits. Makes sense? Perhaps to a Coalition voter. 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"The president called for nations to reconsider the development of nuclear weapons and to roll back and “ultimately eliminate” them.\n\n“The world was forever changed here,” he said. “But today, the children of this city will go through their day in peace. What a precious thing that is. It is worth protecting, and then extending to every child. That is the future we can choose, a future in which Hiroshima and Nagasaki are known not for the dawn of atomic warfare but as the start of our own moral awakening.”\n\nAfter the remarks, Obama and Abe walked to the front row to greet Sunao Tsuboi, a survivor of the atomic blast, who stood up clutching a walking cane. Then Obama greeted Shigeaki Mori, another survivor, giving him a hug.\n\nThe president and prime minister then walked north toward the dome. Reporters rushing to get photographs of the two got involved in an aggressive shoving match with Secret Service agents and Japanese security officials.\n\n[For Japan’s envoy in Washington, a homecoming in Hiroshima]\n\nObama and Abe stood together gazing at the dome for several minutes. Abe appeared to be explaining the significance to Obama. To their left was a statue of Sadako Sasaki, a child who died of radiation and became known for her colorful paper cranes, which have become a symbol of Hiroshima’s effort to promote peace.\n\nNuclear nonproliferation experts said Friday’s events at Hiroshima would be useful in highlighting the ongoing threat.\n\n“It certainly was a powerful and important gesture of reconciliation and remembrance,” said Daryl G. Kimbal, executive director of the Washington-based Arms Control Association. “Obama’s visit puts the spotlight again on the continuing and grave risks posed by nuclear weapons, and the urgent need for renewed American and global leadership to deal with it. We hope President Obama will follow up with additional concrete actions to chart the course toward a world without nuclear weapons.”\n\nObama’s visit was infused with symbolism for the two nations that have evolved from bitter World War II enemies into close allies.\n\nBefore the ceremony, Obama visited the Marine Corps air station in Iwakuni, about 25 miles south of Hiroshima, and spoke to a group of U.S. and Japanese troops. He told them that his trip to Hiroshima was “an opportunity to honor the memory of all who were lost during World War II.”\n\nObama added: “It’s a chance to reaffirm our commitment to pursuing the peace and security of a world where nuclear weapons would no longer be necessary. And it’s a testament to how even the most painful divides can be bridged; how our two nations — former adversaries — cannot just become partners but become the best of friends and the strongest of allies.”\n\nThe Iwakuni base, where U.S. Marines work side by side with Japanese forces, “is a powerful example of the trust and the cooperation and the friendship between the United States and Japan,” he said.\n\nPrevious U.S. presidents had avoided Hiroshima over fears that a visit would be regarded as an apology for President Harry S. Truman’s decision to authorize the bombings, which historians say were carried out in an attempt to avoid a planned invasion of Japan.\n\nAnd this visit did not escape political criticism.\n\nSarah Palin, the 2008 Republican vice-presidential nominee, assailed Obama for what she described as an “apology lap” in Hiroshima. At a large Donald Trump campaign rally in downtown San Diego, Palin accused Obama of “dissing our vets” with the visit. She said the visit suggested that the president believes “the greatest generation was perpetuating the evil of World War II.”\n\nBut Obama and his advisers believed the time was right, in his final year in office, to make the pilgrimage — not as an apology but rather to highlight the alliance between the two nations and to warn of the dangers of modern nuclear weapons exponentially more powerful than the bombs dropped in Japan.\n\nObama has had mixed success in reducing and safeguarding global stockpiles of nuclear weapons and fissile materials. Aides said he hoped his visit, with seven months left in office, would reaffirm the U.S. commitment to nuclear disarmament and nonproliferation.\n\nA day before his visit while attending an economic summit in Ise City, Obama called the use of atomic bombs an “inflection point in modern history” and said the fate of such weapons “is something that all of us have had to deal with in one way or another.”\n\nWhile Obama has called for deep cuts in nuclear weapons and measures to stop nuclear proliferation, he has come up short of targets he set himself early in his presidency. He has slashed spending on programs to stop nuclear proliferation, left intact military spending on a new generation of nuclear-capable weapons, failed to persuade Pakistan and India to give up their nuclear material stockpiles, and renewed a nuclear-cooperation accord with China that would allow it to pursue commercial plutonium reprocessing, heightening the risk of theft or purchase of dangerous nuclear materials.\n\nMany proliferation experts say the deal with China could heighten the chances of a plutonium-reprocessing arms race in northeast Asia, and four lawmakers on Thursday introduced a bill to tighten restrictions in the China agreement.\n\n“They still need to do more,” Henry Sokolski, executive director of the Nonproliferation Policy Education Center, said of the Obama administration. “They should follow Congress’s call to work with others to promote a pause to prevent the piling up of nuclear gunpowder in the form of plutonium for ‘peaceful purposes.’ ”\n\nFor Obama, another challenge was to use the visit to advance the process of reconciliation in the Asia-Pacific region, where wartime grievances have been slower to heal than among some of the European combatants of World War II.\n\nObama sought to make clear that while all sides suffered, all sides also bear responsibility for the horrors of war, even as Japan and its neighbors continue a bitter debate over long-ago wartime atrocities.\n\nThe White House has said it would welcome Abe to Pearl Harbor, where plans are underway to mark the 75th anniversary of the Japanese attack on Dec. 7. One senior U.S. official said he would be surprised if Abe did not come, though the prime minister said at a news conference this week that he had no such plans at this time.\n\nAbe reminded reporters that he gave a speech to the U.S. Congress during a state visit to Washington last spring that reflected on the war and the sacrifices of Americans. The prime minister also accompanied Obama on a tour of the World War II Memorial, where Abe laid a wreath and prayed for the souls of the dead.\n\nCarol Morello and Steven Mufson in Washington contributed to this report.\n\nCarol Morello and Steven Mufson contributed to this report.\n\nHow the Hiroshima bombing is taught around the world\n\nAn illustrated history of the Hiroshima and Nagasaki nuclear bombings"
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"13 May\n2008\nWe've been decorating the living room since what feels like forever, I'll post some proper pictures of it finished but here is a sneak preview of the photos I took of the new nest of tables that's been waiting for us to finish decorating for a few months. I finally put them together at the weekend.\n\n11 May\n2008\nLast night we came home at around midnight and disturbed an intruder. Nobody hurt and nothing taken, is the short version.\n\nWe got back, walked up to the front door and I decided I needed to water my plants as they were looking at bit sad. So I went up the side of the house to the back to get the watering can while Kevin went in the front door. The back of our house is pitch black at night but I know it well so I just wandered round, right along the back of the house and grabbed the watering can. I then looked around and realised there was something moving in the dark ... something very big. Eventually this heaving shape resolved itself into a man climbing out of my kitchen window at which point I started SCREAMING. Forget panic alarms, I was easily louder than any of those, the whole street must have heard me.\n\nAs I was only about 4 feet from the man in question, he must have got a fair fright as well (who wanders around back gardens in the pitch black at midnight after all??). Seems like he heard Kevin going in the front and scarpered back out the way he came in. Of course Kevin, in the house, has no idea what is happening other than there is screaming outside the house ... I can't imagine what was going through his mind when he realised it was me screaming. Anyway I ran back to the front, went in the house and after some total incoherence explained to Kevin what I'd seen. At which point we had no idea if there was still anyone in the house or anything.\n\nI rang the police and our neighbours were also out asking if we were OK, they very kindly helped Kevin check if there was anyone else in the house. The police responded quickly and were very good, which is great. I'm sure they had enough going on on a Saturday night! Anyway the fingerprint people came this morning and got a good footprint from the kitchen counter, which was very interesting as I've never seen them do that before.\n\nTo cut a long story short, we are fine, nobody was hurt (although we both got almighty frights), and nothing was taken. The window is boarded up now and we will get it replaced as quickly as we can. It seems like the intruder thought we were upstairs asleep (car on the drive, no lights on, midnight), and it was just very lucky that we got back when we did, there was no sign that he had been anywhere other than the kitchen.\n\n20 Mar\n2008\nIts Easter, which means its the only time of the year we reliably get 4 days off in a row from work without taking leave. And one thing I don't have is a lot of holiday allocation. So, we've got good intentions of getting as much as possible done in the house (or at least, I've got good intentions and will rope in anyone who crosses the threshold). Apart from a whole lot of cleaning and catch-up in the house which is normal, I'm hoping to get some or all of the following done:\n\nWe do have help (anyone else at a loose end please feel free to come over as well!) but if we get half of this done it'll be a miracle, wish us luck and have a good weekend yourself :)\n\nOn Monday I start my new job and I'll be mostly working from home which will be nice, but quite a change. I have a lot of online friends that I have yet to meet in real life but to have a whole set of colleagues, some of them in another country (IBuildings is a Dutch company) is all new to me. It'll be nice to avoid the annoyances of sharing an office, with other people's music and cleaning up after others too. I know I am organised and self-motivated enough to manage the working patterns as well, which is one less thing to worry about. If I had needed to be in the office every day, I simply couldn't have managed it as they are based in London. In preparation for next week, I thought I'd share some photos of my home office. To the left are my flower pictures that I found in a box when we moved, they came from another house we previously rented.\n\nI also have some essential accessories for any office: A map of the world and a nabaztag. This one is called Tag and is our second one of these rabbits.",
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"India is a land brighter and more colourful than a rainbow. Anyone would find more colours in the country than anywhere else when they travel from state to state. The diversity in our culture, a plethora of religions, change of festivals with the change of months, a different tradition for every religion, and lots of more things make this country full of delightful experiences. As one crosses one border of any state in India, there is something new waiting for one to discover that surely they have not seen before in their entire life. These experiences that the city has to offer gives incredible India moments to each traveller that stays for a lifetime. Here are the top 10 India experiences that one can enjoy in their lifetime.\n\nLuxury Train Journey (Palace on Wheels/ Maharaj Express/ Deccan Odyssey etc.): To begin with, one can start with the best experience that the country has to offer which is generally overlooked over the beauty of the monuments. It is having a relaxed day in the luxury trains of India. The Palace on Wheels, Maharaja Express, Deccan Odyssey are some of the top luxury trains of India that are launched by Indian railways. These trains have all the facilities inside that too of a royal palace. It greets and treats its visitors with an exotic meal and an overall lavish experience. Enjoying a journey in these trains is one worthy experience that should not be missed irrespective of the rate charges it comes for.\n\nKerala Backwaters & Houseboat Stay: Kerala, God’s own country is known to be one for a reason. If Gods have found solace in this place, it is quite sure that every traveller would relish being here too. The highlight of Kerala is the houseboats stay in the backwaters of the city. The shape of the houseboats and how it looks is incredible and lying on it while it moves on the backwaters with the winds touching your face is the most relaxing thing ever. Watching the fishing nets from here, having Kerala’s delectable dishes, moving under the coconut palms, and having a glimpse of the sunset makes everything top notch.",
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"Camel Safari in Jaisalmer: Jaisalmer is one of the most stunning cities of Rajasthan. This city too makes for an epic tourist destination but cities like Jaipur and Udaipur always steal the limelight. The good part about this fact is one can have enough of Jaisalmer all for themselves when in the city with the least human hindrance. Jaisalmer is known world-wide for the dunes and being in a desert and not engaging in dune bashing is just not fair. Camel, the ship of the desert, are all ready here to take its lovely travellers on a desert ride. This one is really fun to try.\n\nStay in Palace Hotels in Rajasthan: As mentioned, Rajasthan alone is a state with a variety of colours and experiences. After done with the camel safari, the next best thing to do here is to stay in the palace hotels of the state. Rajasthan, formerly called as Rajputana, the kingdom of the Rajput rulers has seen enough number of grand Rajput palaces. The kings have lived their life of prosperity and for the humans of now, there are palace hotels to stay and relish the legacy of these brave rulers. Every money spent in these hotels is worth it because one gets to live like a king.",
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"Learn Yoga & Meditation in Ashram: India is the birth giver of yoga. If one gets a chance, they must spend a few days in the ashrams of India to try their hands on yoga and meditation. The best place to do this is in Rishikesh. Rishikesh is the yoga capital of the world where people from all over the world come to practice professional yoga. Staying in one of the retreats of the town or ashrams, for trying the hands in yoga and meditation guarantees a lifestyle of it for life. Taking one’s spirituality level high should be the goal while practising yoga here.",
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"Visit Hindu Temples : India has very strong mythology behind its existence and the country boasts of devotees of Gods. In different cultures, different Gods are worshipped and the outcome of this is a plethora of the Hindu temples in the city. There isn’t any perfect count on how many temples our country has in all. Hence, visiting the major Hindu temples also counts for one of the top experiences to take from the city. Each temple has something unique that is a takeaway for sure. Hindus have their famous Chaar Dhaam Yatra in 4 cities which is believed to be the most auspicious 4 places in the country. Visiting these would also be more than amazing.",
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But if they price settles in the $1 400/oz region, this scenario will likely change.\n\nThe question is: Why are gold prices on an upward trend?\n\nThe answer is that nobody really knows.\n\nThe only explanation can be derived by closely examining world events and linking the rise in prices to these world events.\n\nThe USA / China trade war is an example that is likely to have caused the recent spike in the price of the yellow metal.\n\nWhen President Trump announced, prior to the recent G20 Summit, that he was ready to impose maximum trade tariffs on Chinese imports, the price of the yellow metal spiked.\n\nHowever, post the meeting with President Xi Jinping news of a ‘compromise deal’ broke and gold prices subsequently receded.\n\nInvestors dislike uncertainty. When economic predictability levels are low, a surge in the demand for gold occurs mainly as a hedge against inflation. For example, at the time of this article going to print, it was widely expected that the US Federal Reserve would cut interest rates later in July.\n\nLate September 2018 saw the takeover by Barrick Gold Corp. of Randgold Resources. This was followed closely by a second mega-merger in late January 2019 of Newmont and Goldcorp in a transaction worth $10 billion. Fortunately for the acquirers, these deals were concluded prior to the rise in the price of the yellow metal.\n\nAt this juncture, it is unlikely that we will see further mega-mergers as company valuations increase with the escalation in price of gold. Other than these two transactions, no other material mergers and acquisitions in the gold space was noted in H1, 2019.\n\nAfrican gold production – and the breakthrough of mid-tiers\n\nAs mentioned, artisanal and small-scale mining in Africa have also been reassessed, suggesting that this sector is larger than previously thought and growing swiftly.\n\nHaving said that, the formal sector is thriving, particularly in West Africa which is endowed with high-grade gold deposits.\n\nIn addition, the relative shallowness of these deposits makes it attractive from an investment perspective and will therefore attract the requisite amount of capital.\n\nCountries such as Cote d’Ivoire, Mali, Burkina Faso and Guinea are attractive gold mining destinations with policy-friendly regulations and a CFA-Franc common monetary area, pegged to the Euro.\n\nThe mining industry in Africa, like the global gold market, can be split into three categories, i.e. the junior mining market, mid-tier and major market.\n\nJunior miners continue to advance their exploration programmes into definitive feasibility studies (DFSs). The mid-tier market lately has been known to acquire junior miners with completed or close-to-complete DFSs, taking the targeted project into development.\n\nMajors in the sector continue to dispose of non-core assets and to advance the development of crown-jewel assets or mega-projects.\n\nThe recent breakthrough of gold prices beyond the $1 400/oz level will no doubt accelerate mid-tier miners’ activities and that of majors.\n\nThe attractiveness of investment in gold projects is manifold. However, some of the distinguishing advantages of gold mining in Africa, when compared to base metals and bulk commodities, are the following:\n\nInflows into the precious metal-backed exchange-traded funds (ETFs) also had a strong start to 2019. 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"1. Mariupol. The evacuation of civilians through humanitarian corridors has still not taken place. Only a few individuals have managed to escape the city. Mopping up continues in several parts of the city. There has been no mass evacuation from Volnovakha either.\n\n2. There were no significant evacuations in the other cities where a “silence regime” had been declared today. Those who could tried to make their way out by train from Kharkov. Only foreign hostages were leased by the terrorists in Sumy. They are trying to prevent anyone from going out in the direction of the Russian Federation. The Russian Ministry of Defense estimates more than 4 million people are being held hostage by Ukrainian terrorists.\n\n3. Kharkov. Fighting continues in the outskirts of the city. The Ukrainian military is operating directly out of residential districts. Ukrainian forces are also establishing positions near Chuguyev, which they heroically captured from themselves two days ago.\n\n4. Izyum. The situation remains unclear. Local residents claim Russian forces have taken the town, but this is still not officially confirmed. The town center has suffered significant damage.\n\n5. Kiev. Russian forces have extended their zone of control to the west of the city and are concentrating their forces on the outskirts of Brovary. Ukrainian authorities claim forces are gathering here for a rapid assault.\n\n6. Nikolayev. The governor has urged citizens to prepare for imminent street fighting. Russian forces continue to accumulate near Nikolayev and fighting has been observed north of the city.\n\n7. Odessa. No significant changes. The Nazis in Odessa are preparing for all-round defense, knowing they will be next after Nikolayev. The Romanian Mig-21 that was recently shot down was apparently taken out by a Ukrainian air defense system operating in the Odessa area.\n\n8. LNR. Fighting continues around Rubezhnoe and Zolotoe. There are also reports of ongoing fighting in Popasna.\n\n9. DNR. No significant changes in the Donetsk-Gorlovka sector. The enemy continues to subject civilian targets with artillery fire.\n\n10. Zaporozhe sector. There are reports of fighting near Gulyai Pole. There has still been no advance towards Zaporozhe itself via Kamenskoe. Pacification measures similar to those conducted in the Caucasus are being carried in Kherson and Zaporozhe provinces – collecting arms, identifying demonstration organizers, and arresting Ukrainian military and intelligence officials and agents.\n\nLike Loading...\n4 Comments Donbass, Military Briefings, Russia\nPraviy Sektor in the Battles in the Donbass\nPosted by babeuf79 ⋅ Feb 28, 2018 ⋅ 2 Comments",
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"Formally, fighters from Praviy Sektor (PS) only appeared in the Donbass in July of 2014, after the official date of formation of the 5th Battalion of the Ukrainian Volunteer Corps (UVC); however, the members of this extremist organization in fact took part in the conflict from its very first days.\n\nEND_OF_DOCUMENT_TOKEN_TO_BE_REPLACED",
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"In addition to the monument to the ATO forces that was daubed with red paint in Odessa—in the Dnepropetrovsk region, in one of the cemeteries in the city of Pavlograd, the faces of ATO troops who died in the Donbass were vandalised.\n\nEND_OF_DOCUMENT_TOKEN_TO_BE_REPLACED",
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"Briefly, regarding the decisions of the Kiev City Council and the statements in the Verkhovna Rada on the need for Poroshenko to resign.\n\n1. The main thing that one must understand is that the source of Poroshenko’s power is not “the Ukrainian people,” but the good will of his foreign masters. If he more or less suits Washington as President, then he will continue (at least until the end of his term) to sit as President. If he loses the “credit of trust,” then in that case we will see a change of power—through early elections or through street protests, or through both at once. As an example, one can recall Saakashvili, who lost that trust and was replaced by more adequate characters and, what is more, who was unable to fully restore his lost trust up to date. This is the source, then, of all the flattery of Poroshenko, Klimkin and the rest of the clique, before Trump. They understand perfectly well that their future depends on his “goodwill,” since it is the USA that is the main guarantor of their legitimacy. When Kolomoiskiy wanted to challenge this legitimacy—he was contacted by the US Ambassador and now Benya [Kolomoiskiy’s nickname –ed.] is forced to go and grovel to Poroshenko. Thus, they need to give him [Trump] all sorts of attention and carefully pretend that the support to Clinton was a minor misunderstanding, because there is a risk that Trump will want to reshuffle the deck of puppets in the Ukraine and that Poroshenko will not be among the new set. That is why as long as there is US support the Verkhovna Rada will not vote for impeachment. But if there is no such support, then different options are possible with Saakashvili, Yatsenyuk, Nalyvaichenko or Tymoshenko, but this does not depend on them.\n\nEND_OF_DOCUMENT_TOKEN_TO_BE_REPLACED\n\nInterview with Mikhail Chaliy, the brother of Aleksey Chaliy, who took an active part in the Sevastopol uprising in 2014, the year in which in fact the Crimea’s return to Russia began.\n\nMikhail, unlike Aleksey, was always somewhat in the shadows, but in the days of February 2014 he did great organizational work, ensuring the functioning of the transitional government and preserving the city’s life support systems.",
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"The Word and The Deed. Mikhail Chaliy: “We were running across a burning bridge”\n\nJournalistic materials, like children, have differing births: some ‘deliveries’ go easily and without pain, others in torment—for yet others, one has to resort to extraordinary measures. For this material, I had to resort to such extraordinary measures. To wit—I had to tell Mikhail Chaliy, to whom Sevastopolitans need no introduction, some obvious nonsense. Perhaps it was not quite ethical. But much of what has been said here was said only due to the fact that Mikhail Mikhailovich ‘buttoned up’, and was not prepared to talk about the difficulties he experienced…\n\nEND_OF_DOCUMENT_TOKEN_TO_BE_REPLACED",
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"One of the main topics in Ukrainian news today is the refusal of the Odessa City Council to rename the city’s streets in line with Kiev’s wishes. The Deputies, in place of the Heroes of the ATO [Anti-Terrorist Operation –trans.] and the “Heavenly Hundred”, assigned other names.\n\nHowever, this is, in fact, just grandstanding for the public. Odessa politicians portray themselves as fighters against Kiev nationalists. The capital’s nationalists portray a struggle against a “Muscovite revanche” in Odessa.\n\nIn this story, both sides are the very same “sons of bitches”, writes the PolitNavigator observer, Valentin Filippov.\n\nEND_OF_DOCUMENT_TOKEN_TO_BE_REPLACED\n\nPreamble: March 16 was the third anniversary of the reunification of Crimea with Russia. As the Ukraine continues to claim jurisdiction over the territory, and claims that the population has been forced into accepting Russian rule, we thought it would be instructive to see what was written about the Hero City of Sevastopol in 2009, by Mustafa Nayyem, one of the main proponents of Euromaidan, and now a People’s Deputy in the Supreme Rada in Kiev.",
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"This is a very beautiful city, proud and genuine. There is little affectation here. Moreover—there’s an openness, that converts one from rudeness and bluntness into an admiring, sincere person.\n\nBy the will of fate, of politicians, and of history, it is now a Ukrainian city.\n\nIt’s a Ukrainian city, in which Ukrainians are called invaders.\n\nEND_OF_DOCUMENT_TOKEN_TO_BE_REPLACED\n\nObstruction of Justice: How the British Government Protected 8,000 Soldiers of the Waffen-SS Galitsia Division",
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"Amid the continued support given to the fascist politicians and military of Ukraine by western governments, many people are asking how such a betrayal of the sacrifices of the Allies in World War Two could take place. However, what most people are unaware of, in large part due to an ever-more corrupted media, is that these governments have a shocking history of protecting the perpetrators of some of the most terrible crimes of that war. One of the most egregious examples of this practice of shielding war-criminals from justice was confirmed in 2005 with the declassification of British Home Office papers showing that the British government protected at least 8,000 members of the Waffen-SS Galitsia Division from the justice that awaited them in the Soviet Union.\n\nEND_OF_DOCUMENT_TOKEN_TO_BE_REPLACED\n\nSome say that Motorola did not have enough security, some—that in wartime, officers and their families should stay in barracks. But those who think this way fail to understand the realities of this war.\n\n121 Chelyuskintsev Street is a common prefab, nine-storey building with six entrances. There, on the seventh floor, lived Arsen Pavlov with his family—his wife and two little children.\n\nI will say it once again—the legendary Motorola lived in a common building. To clarify—when looking for an apartment in Donetsk I did not even consider those options. I am an ordinary man, without special pretensions.\n\nPeople think that such a big and well-known personality has to live in a luxury house in a closed compound, with security cameras and fences. But there was not even a concierge there.\n\n“Nobody would be surprised or upset,” writes Prilepin, “if Motorola had lived in a large cottage behind a huge fence, with a tank standing in the yard. There are many empty houses in Donetsk, whose owners left for Kiev at the beginning of the war. After all, he was one of the main ‘separatist militants,’ if one believes what the Ukrainian media claims, who had so enriched himself that he should have built himself a palace long ago. But no.”"
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I imagine hundreds of people laying on their prospective mats, gathered together by the illnesses that had defined them, all staring intently at the water, desperate for it to move. I wonder how many people jumped in simply because the wind blew, causing a ripple along the surface of the water, and they hurried with the last ounce of hope that this was finally their moment. I imagine the arguments and competition; the way they sat and talked in collective misery – too afraid to leave their spot to go for a shower because they might miss their healing. But the second the water stirred, it was each man for himself as they fought and battled their way to the edge. I imagine the desperation to be free of the illnesses that chained them, to be reunited with a life outside that mat.\n\nThere are so many things about this passage that mark me, but one that stands out is that in this story – and many others – we never know this mans’ name. We only know him by the life he created in his illness and by the incredible miracle that Jesus did. While we can’t discount the power of this miracle, I also consider this reality in my own life and the lives of those I am a chaplain for – how often we can be caught up in the difficult circumstances of our lives that we forget the names that the Lord has given us.\n\nI know first-hand the journey of unravelling who I think I am, or who this world moulded me to be, in order to be re-woven into who God says I am, and the confusion that comes when they seemed to contradict each other. I know first-hand the battle of letting go of the circumstances that hurt me, but that had also become my security in many ways. So, I can imagine having some similar reactions to Jesus’ question, “do you want to be healed?” as this man – the fear and justification of why I feel stuck mixed with the frustration of feeling unseen, unheard, and left to my suffering.\n\nIn this broken world, many of us can feel this way – trapped within difficult situations, doing things we don’t want to in order to find safety or security because it seems there’s no other option. Many of us need Jesus to step in and ask “do you want to be healed?” to remind us that there is another way, that hope and change is possible even when we’ve exhausted all other avenues. We need the reminder that our current reality, no matter how deep the hole, is not what defines us, but with Jesus, there’s more.\n\nThis man may have been frustrated with Jesus’ timing, wishing He would have come within the first year of his illness rather than year thirty-eight. However, in my own chaplaincy work with Third Space Ministries (as well as in my own life), I have seen the Lords’ perfect timing. There were moments when my own heart was not ready to hear what God had to say and, in His gentleness and kindness, He waited.\n\nTime is such an interesting thing. It seems to be the motor beneath our feet that tick tick ticks us along in the routine of life. But unless Someone intervenes; unless Someone is welcomed; unless we finally lift our heads to align to His timing, could it be that we just keep taking the steps in front of us and miss out on the most special things He has for us? I wonder how many times we’re in the right place at the right time and God is ready to move, ready to use us right there in that moment but we have our blinders on like horses on a track, only focused on the steps we’d already planned to take.\n\nI’ve spent years praying for breakthrough in myself or in others and it’s been in the moment that I least expected, the moment that I was finally surrendered to His ways, that somehow all the pieces aligned, God’s timing was evident and I was able to see miracles. It’s just another reminder that God is the healer, the ultimate miracle-worker.\n\nThis is our calling and invitation as disciples of Jesus- to be a reflection of Him in such a way that we can remind people of who they really are with Him; to be so aligned to His timing that we just happen to be in the right place at the right time to be a part of miracles in the lives of others.\n\nMadison is part of the Third Space Ministries team. 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"This was Dad’s birthday. He was 57. Taken in Tennessee\n\nI was born in the Fall.\n\nI loved working at SIU! Fall Semester, that began around the 20th of August was an exciting time for me…in that, the beginning of the new academic year was happening and many new students were experiencing college life, for the first time, and there was a aura of excitement and opportunity that permeated the atmosphere.",
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"It’s an under-discussed feat that the Houston Astros — who took down the Chicago White Sox rather easily in the American League Division Series — will be participating in their fifth consecutive ALCS when they open against the Boston Red Sox at Minute Maid Park on Friday night.\n\nDespite losing George Springer to free agency and not having Justin Verlander all season, Houston — led by the indomitable Dusty Baker — is back where it always seems to be: on the cusp of the Fall Classic.\n\nThis series is a rematch of the 2018 ALCS, which the Red Sox won in five games en route to a World Series win over the Los Angeles Dodgers. Of course, there are some connections between these teams, most notably with respect to Boston manager Alex Cora, who was the Astros’ bench coach in 2017 — the year in which the infamous trash can sign-stealing scandal occurred — right before he was hired by the Red Sox.\n\nThen, in 2020, Cora was fired by the Red Sox and suspended by MLB for his role in the scheme, only for him to be re-hired before the 2021 season. There’s a lot of familiarities.\n\nThe Astros didn’t have to break much of a sweat against the White Sox, while the Red Sox stunned the Tampa Bay Rays in four games after losing Game 1. Boston’s much-belabored bullpen actually got the job done in Games 3 and 4 to stave off the Rays in a pair of games that came down to the last at-bat. The Red Sox got key hits when they needed them and a questionable over-the-fence deflection that set the baseball world into a daze and Boston fans into delirium.\n\nBoston eliminated good teams in the New York Yankees and Rays in the Wild-Card Game and ALDS, respectively; however, Houston might be in a different class of opponent. The Astros have elite batters at nearly every position and were in the top-three in baseball in most major offensive categories during the 2021 regular season. The Red Sox — mostly with Rafael Devers, J.D. Martinez, and Xander Bogaerts — have some firepower but they can’t match up with Houston.\n\nThe BetUS sportsbook has the Astros as -155 series favorites and the Red Sox as +125 series underdogs. Friday’s first pitch from Minute Maid Park is set for 8:07 p.m. ET.\n\nWhile neither team has officially announced its rotation schedule for the ALCS, the Red Sox are likely going with Nathan Eovaldi in Game 1. Saturday’s Game 2 pitcher is still up in the air, as Eduardo Rodríguez would be lined up on regular rest for that start but Boston could choose to go with Chris Sale — who was shelled in just one inning in Game 2 against the Rays and didn’t pitch again the rest of the series — as another option. Nick Pivetta and Tanner Houck, who pitched well as bulk guys against Tampa Bay, are also candidates to pitch early and often against Houston.\n\nHouston has some more reliable rotation options. Framber Valdez, who struggled in Game 2 against the White Sox, should get the Game 1 start against Boston. Luis García also was hit hard by Chicago, but is rested enough to possibly start Game 2. Lance McCullers Jr. pitched well in the clinching game against the White Sox but had to leave early with forearm tightness, which could make things tougher for Baker. José Urquidy — who wasn’t used in the ALDS — and Zack Greinke are other guys with starting experience for Houston.\n\nThe MLB playoff odds clearly favor the Astros, mostly because of the Houston offense but also because the Astros have a much deeper group of pitchers for starts and multi-inning relief outings. If you’re betting online and don’t mind backing a sizable favorite, you should back Houston.\n\nThe Astros chewed up Chicago’s strong rotation and bullpen all ALDS, and there’s no reason to think Houston can’t do better against a Red Sox team that only has a few trustworthy bullpen options and fewer reliable rotation arms.\n\nHouston scored 31 runs in four games against a strong White Sox rotation and posted a team OPS of .803. That’s not particularly surprising, considering that the Astros slashed .267/.339/.444/.783 this season. Each of those measures was either the best, second-best or third-best marks in all of baseball in 2021. On the other hand, the Boston pitching staff was 15th in ERA in the regular season and 23rd in WHIP.\n\nThe best-of-seven nature of the ALCS makes things tougher for the Red Sox because they won’t be able to rely on just Eovaldi, Houck, Pivetta, and Garrett Whitlock over the course of a longer series. It’s clear that Cora just doesn’t trust many of his pitchers right now, and you can’t blame him. But, in a best-of-seven series, he’s going to have to expand that circle of trust which just invites the Astros to tee off.\n\nMeanwhile, Baker used basically his whole staff in the ALDS, showing that he can spread out innings among more pitchers to keep guys fresh for a longer series. Houston might not have guys with the stuff that Whitlock or Houck have, yet, by having more versatile arms, the Astros are less reliant on one or two guys which makes them even tougher to beat.\n\nThe MLB lines are siding with the Astros mostly because of the offensive production, to be sure. 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"1Biggs Don Explains Why He Was Detained By Police – YARDHYPE\n\nA ”misunderstanding” is what the 1Biggs Don is dubbing the incident to be when he was detained by the police. Streaming Live once again after his last Live blew-up due to his fall out with the police, the teenager shared information on what happened.\n\n“Hey big up the peace officer dem enuh,” he began as he explained the “misunderstanding” occurred because of how the police were handling the situation and treating him.\n\n“Officer a deal wid me a way dawg, just nay use to di Kingston officer dem,” he explained.\n\nThe Mandeville native deejay admitted that he is the type of person who doesn’t take “bad up”, but he later realized that’s how they operate.\n\nDiving into an explanation, he first noted that the “Suck yuh madda” message he sent was not for all the “peace officers”, it was only for the one particular policeman he had the confrontation with.\n\nAccording to the youth, his father was with him when they were stopped by the police. While most of the police officers acknowledge him in a friendly manner, there was one particular policeman behaving aggressively with his father. When 1Biggs Don tried to jog the policeman’s memory of who he is, the “big belly” police turned his aggression to him, demanding to know where he was from and why he was in Kingston.\n\nIt was due to this aggression that, he responded with the same level of attitude he was receiving, saying, “Mi come from Mandeville and mi a artiste and a studio mi deh a town.”\n\nFollowing his answer, the policeman requested his ID and 1Biggs Don told him he didn’t yet have one. As the situation unfolded the police, who later commented that he only has one song, broke his chain and the entertainer ended up being placed in the police vehicle, but he was never arrested.\n\nNevertheless, he said, “Big Up” to the other Jamaica Constabulary Force (JCF) members who are doing their job.\n\nIn other news, the deejay announced that there have been “technical difficulties” with the production of his music video for the popular single “Bwoii Affi’, but the visuals will be released on June 17."
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"The Road to Kingston\n\nA few days after Mark arrived in Arkansas to begin his new position, he sent me a beautiful photo that he took on his way in to work. He actually pulled over on the side of the road and took the picture with his phone (which has a better camera than mine). I was impressed, not only with his composition and quality of the photo, but that he stopped the car, got out, and took the picture (at least I HOPE he did!).\n\nWe have had rain the past few days, and I've driven by the turn out on the highway where he stopped for that photo. I told a friend yesterday that I was going to stop and take pictures one morning, but the cloudy skies didn't make it very pretty.\n\nThis morning I woke up WAY too early. It was pitch black out still, and since I'm not normally up this time of day (and because of the changing seasons we are losing sunlight each day) I had no idea what time sunrise actually happened. I waited for Mark's alarm to go off just before 5, and let him scoot out the door, then got up for the day. I thought I'd take advantage of the early morning and head out to that spot to take a sunrise series.\n\nI had good intentions.\n\nI drove all the way to Eureka Springs, without finding the pull out. I got to the road for Passion Play and turned around. It was still dark, and I couldn't tell the difference between the pull out, or the roads.\n\nThen I drove all the way back to Berryville, and through Berryville, all the way to Green Forest, looking for a good place to capture the sunrise. It wasn't even cresting yet, but I could tell where it would rise for the sliver of a moon that was hanging low in the sky. I could tell it was partly cloudy still. Sigh.\n\nI started to see power lines and the silhouette of the hills on either side of the road. I love electricity, but I hate power lines.\n\nOn my way back to Berryville (home), I tried to think of other places I might drive through to get out of the city a little. I saw a turn at a signal to head towards Kingston. I've never been to Kingston, but I have a friend who has a cabin there. She's an early riser, but out of town right now... so I didn't call her, but just took the turn in that direction.\n\nCabins = rural to me. Perhaps there would be less power lines on the road to Kingston.\n\nIn no time at all, there was a fog hugging the ground, which told me there was a creek or river nearby. Sure enough, I crossed over the Osage Creek and entered into Farmer Hollow. It was still too dark to make out much detail, but it was countryside for sure.\n\nThe windy road weaved between the hillsides, and slowly more cars came onto the road. A school bus flash let me know it would be gathering kids for their school day, cars rushed by me on their way to work. I took my time and followed the road to Kingston. It started to lightly rain.\n\nFarms surrounded me on either side, providing a buffer from the hills, now silhouetted on the sides of the road. Chicken houses, cattle in fields, all testimony to the growth that takes place here. I entered into the area of Cabanal.\n\nThen my phone alarm went off, and it was time to turn around and go home.\n\nI never made it to Kingston.\n\nI never took a single photo.\n\nWell... until I got back to Farmer Hollow and the Osage Creek.\n\nThe timing was perfect, the sun finally breaking over the horizon.",
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