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"From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia\nJump to navigation Jump to search\nUprising in Naples, Italy against German forces in September 1943\nThis article is about the 1943 uprising. For the film set during this event, see The Four Days of Naples (film).\n\nThe Four days of Naples (Italian: Quattro giornate di Napoli) refers to the popular ad hoc World War II uprising in Naples, Italy between September, 28-30 1943 against German occupying forces, immediately prior to the arrival in Naples of Allied forces on October 1st that same year.\n\nThe city of Naples was subsequently awarded the Gold Medal of Military Valor, the four days are celebrated annually, and were the subject of the 1962 film, The Four Days of Naples.\n\nFrom 1940–43, Naples suffered heavy Allied bombing raids causing severe damage and heavy civilian population loss. It has been calculated that 20,000 civilian Neapolitans died in the indiscriminate attacks: over 3,000 died in the raid of 4 August 1943 alone, while around 600 were killed and 3,000 injured by the explosion of the ship Caterina Costa in port on 28 March. The city's artistic and cultural heritage also suffered damage, including the partial destruction of the Chiesa di Santa Chiara on 4 December 1942. With the Allied advance in southern Italy, anti-Fascists in the Naples area (including Fausto Nicolini, Claudio Ferri and Adolfo Omodeo) began establishing closer contacts with the Allied commanders, and requested Naples' liberation.\n\nFrom 8 September 1943, the day in which the Cassibile armistice came into force, the Italian Army forces in the area (without orders, as were most of the units at the time) drifted toward Naples. Things there were already difficult thanks to the unceasing bombing raids and the imbalance in forces (20,000 Germans opposed 5,000 Italians in the whole of Campania). The situation in Naples soon devolved into chaos, with many higher officials, either unable to take the initiative — or even directly collaborating with the Nazis, deserting the city, followed by the Italian troops. Those escaping included Riccardo Pentimalli and Ettore Del Tetto, the generals entrusted with military responsibility for Naples, who fled in civilian clothing. Del Tetto's last actions before fleeing had been to hand the city over to the German army and to publish a decree banning assemblies and authorising the military to fire on those disregarding the ban. Even so, sporadic but bloody attempts at resistance arose throughout the Zanzur Barracks, as far as the Carabinieri barracks at Pastrengo and at the 21st \"Centro di Avvistamento\" (Early Detection Post) of Castel dell'Ovo.\n\nIn the days following the armistice, episodes of intolerance and armed resistance against Naples' German occupiers intensified, more or less organized, including on September 1st, a student demonstration in Piazza del Plebiscito and the first meeting of the Liceo Sannazaro in Vomero.\n\nOn September 9th, a group of citizens encountered German troops at Palazzo dei Telefoni, and managed to escape to Via Santa Brigida. This latter episode involved a member of the Carabiniere, who opened fire to defend a shop from German soldiers attempting to loot it.\n\nOn 10 September, between Piazza del Plebiscito and the gardens below, the first bloody clash occurred, with the Neapolitans successfully blocking several German motor vehicles. In these fights, three German sailors and three German soldiers died. The occupiers managed to free some of those imprisoned by the rioters, thanks to an injunction by an Italian official, who summoned his countrymen to surrender some of their hostages and all their weapons. The retaliation for the Piazza del Plebiscito clashes came quickly: the Germans set fire to the National Library and opened fire on the crowd that had gathered there.\n\nOn 12 September, numerous soldiers were killed on the streets of Naples, while about 4,000 Italian soldiers and civilians were deported for forced labor. An announcement on 22 September decreed compulsory labor for all men from 18–33 years of age and set their forced deportation to work camps in northern Italy and Germany.[3] Neopolitans refused and as men were rounded up and brought to the stadium in the Vomero, a civilian uprising ensued.\n\nThe same day, Colonel Walter Schöll assumed command of the military occupiers in the city, declaring a curfew and a state of siege, with orders to execute all those responsible for hostile actions against German troops, and up to 100 Neapolitans for every German killed.\n\nThe following proclamations appeared on the walls of the city on 13 September:\n\nWith immediate action from today, I assume the absolute control with full powers of the city of Naples and the surrounding areas.\n\nThe orders were followed by the shooting of eight prisoners of war in via Cesario Console, while a tank opened fire against students who were beginning to gather in the nearby University and several Italian sailors in front of the stock market.\n\nA young sailor was executed on the stairs of the headquarters, while thousands of people were forced to attend by German troops. On the same day, 500 people were also forcibly deported to Teverola, near Caserta, and forced to watch the execution of 14 policemen, who had offered armed resistance to the occupying forces.\n\nThe seeds of rebellion[edit]\n\nTogether, the war's indiscriminate executions, looting, control of the civilian population, increasing poverty and destruction, spurred a completely spontaneous rebellion in the city, without external organization.\n\nOn 22 September, inhabitants of the Vomero quarter were able to steal ammunition from an Italian artillery battery; on 25 September 250 rifles were stolen from a school; and on 27 September Neapolitan insurgents captured additional weapons and ammunition.\n\nIn the meantime, Colonel Schöll on 23 September ordered additional measures to suppress the population, including evacuation (within 20 hours that same day) of the entire coastal area up 300 meters (328 yd) from the waterfront: approximately 240,000 people would be forced to abandon their homes to allow the creation of a \"military security zone\" — potential a prelude to the port's destruction. Almost simultaneously, a manifesto from the city's prefect called for compulsory work for all males between the ages of 18 and 30 — in effect a forced deportation to labor camps in Germany. Only 150 Neapolitans out of the planned 30,000 responded to the call, leading Schöll to send soldiers into Naples to round up and immediately execute resisters.\n\nIn response, on September 26th, an unarmed crowd poured into the streets, opposing the Nazi roundups and freeing the resisters from deportation. The rioters were joined by former Italian soldiers who'd thus far remained hidden.\n\nOne of the first outbreaks of fighting occurred in Vomero, where a group of armed men stopped a German car and killed the German NCO driver. That same day, fierce fighting followed in different areas of the city between the insurgents and German soldiers. The Germans began evacuating, spurred by news, later proved false, of an imminent Allied landing at Bagnoli.\n\nAn Italian lieutenant, Enzo Stimolo, led a group of 200 insurgents against a weapons depot at Castel Sant'Elmo, which was captured that evening, not without bloodshed, after German reinforcements arrived from the Villa Floridiana and the Campo Sportivo del Littorio areas.\n\nAt the same time, a group of citizens moved on the Parco di Capodimonte (the Capodimonte Park) in response to rumors that Germans were executing prisoners there. An insurgent plan, to prevent German engineers from destroying the Ponte della Sanità (the Maddalena Cerasuolo bridge) and thereby isolate the city center, was devised and carried out the following day.\n\nThat evening, insurgents attacked and plundered weapons armories in the barracks at Via Foria and Via San Giovanni a Carbonara.\n\nOn September 28th, fighting increased with further Neapolitan citizens joining the riot. In Materdei, a German patrol, which had taken shelter in a civil building, was surrounded and kept under siege for hours, until the arrival of reinforcements. By the end, three Neapolitans died in the battle.\n\nAt Porta Capuana, a group of 40 men, armed with rifles and machine guns, set up a roadblock, killing six enemy soldiers and capturing four. Other fighting broke out in Maschio Angioino, Vasto and Monteoliveto.\n\nGermans launched raids in Vomero, taking prisoners inside the Campo Sportivo del Littorio, prompting an assault on the sports field by a party led by Enzo Stimolo, liberating prisoners the following day.\n\nOn the third day of the riot, the streets of Naples witnessed fierce clashes. As no connection could be established with national anti-fascist organizations such as the Fronte Nazionale (an offshoot of the Comitato di Liberazione Nazionale), the insurrection was still without central direction, operations being in the hands of local leaders.\n\nIn Giuseppe Mazzini Square, a substantial German party reinforced by tanks attacked 50 rebels, killing 12 and injuring more than 15 of them. The workers' quarter of Ponticelli suffered a heavy artillery bombardment, after which German units committed several indiscriminate massacres among the population. Other fighting took place near the Capodichino Airport and Piazza Ottocalli, in which three Italian airmen were killed.\n\nIn the same hours, at the German headquarters at Corso Vittorio Emanuele (which was repeatedly attacked by insurgents), negotiations were started between Schöll and Stimolo for returning the Campo Sportivo prisoners in exchange for the free retreat of the Germans from Naples.\n\nWhile the German troops had already begun the evacuation of the city before the arrival of Anglo-American forces from Nocera Inferiore, Antonio Tarsia in Curia—a high school teacher—proclaimed himself head of the rebels and assumed full civil and military powers. Among other things, he issued provisions regarding the precise opening hours for shops and citizens' discipline.\n\nThe fighting did not cease, and the German guns in the Capodimonte heights shelled the area between Port'Alba and Piazza Mazzini for the whole day. Other fighting occurred in the area of Porta Capuana.\n\nThe fleeing Germans left behind them fires and massacres, including the burning of the State Archives of Naples, which caused great loss of historical information and documents. A few days later there was an explosion at the Palazzo delle Poste, Naples, attributed to German explosives.",
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"TOM UTLEY: I may be sleeping in the spare room but, like Boris Johnson, I've found it's true that a happy wife is a happy life – except that Mrs U’s whims won’t cost the country trillions\n\nTonight I will be sleeping in the spare room — but not for the reason you may think.\n\nAll right, I admit that our marriage, like so many others, has suffered its fair share of strain during all these months we’ve spent under house arrest.\n\nIndeed, even after 40 years together, we still find new things to irritate each of us about the other almost every day.\n\nWhy the hell, for example, can’t Mrs U learn how to lock the dog flap properly, so as to stop Minnie from yapping in the garden at night? I must have explained at least 50 times how to do it.",
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"Boris, even in these early days of his new relationship, gives the appearance of a long-married husband, anxious above all to avoid incurring his beloved’s wrath, for the sake of a quiet life. A bit like me, I suppose\n\nYet no sooner has she assured me that she’s locked it than the wretched animal leaps through the flap and starts yapping again — forcing me to venture out in my pyjamas to drag her back inside, while the neighbours scowl from their bedroom windows.\n\nAs for my own alleged faults, what’s so wrong with the way I ask her where she put my book when she was tidying stuff away?\n\nIsn’t a chap entitled to know, instead of having to hunt for it, high and low? (And so what if she’s already told me twice where she put it? Am I really supposed to absorb and remember every word she utters?)",
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"As I say, my banishment from our bedroom has nothing to do with the stresses and strains that even the most devoted couples have to endure at a time like this, writes Tom Utley, pictured above\n\nBut as I say, my banishment from our bedroom has nothing to do with the stresses and strains that even the most devoted couples have to endure at a time like this.\n\nIndeed, my wife plans to join me in the spare room tonight — although she may have second thoughts about that, after she’s read what follows.\n\nNo, the reason we won’t be sleeping in our own room is that it’s currently a tip, with the curtains taken down, paint pots everywhere, dust-sheets over all the furniture and plaster drying on the ceiling.\n\nIf you want my opinion, there was no need whatsoever to redecorate. But after the first few weeks of lockdown, with nothing better to do than study every wine-stain on the carpet and damp patch on the walls, Mrs U was most insistent that the entire house needed tarting up. At my expense, naturally.\n\nI put up a heroic resistance — though we both had an inkling that it would prove futile. Sure enough, I finally whimpered the fateful words uttered by the menfolk of determined women over the centuries.\n\nThey are words, I believe, that hold the key to any hope of a lasting marriage: ‘All right, darling. Whatever you say.’\n\nIndeed, is there a husband in the land who didn’t experience just the slightest twinge of fellow-feeling for Boris Johnson over the rumours that he’s been firing his mates and shaping his policies in order to pacify his fiancée, Carrie Symonds?\n\nThe difference, of course, is that my surrender to Mrs U is costing a few thousand pounds, which is to come out of my own life savings (farewell, any dreams of retirement!).\n\nBoris’s rumoured capitulation to Carrie, on the other hand, could end up costing our children and grandchildren trillions, on top of the horrendous bills they face because of Covid — or rather, because of the lockdown.\n\nTo be fair, I should stress that I have no inside knowledge of how much truth, if any, lies behind the reports that it was Carrie’s hare-brained idea to ban the sale of new petrol and diesel cars in just under ten years’ time.\n\nAll I will say on that score — apart from observing that the environmental benefits of the scheme announced this week are as questionable as its economic effects promise to be catastrophic — is that although I’ve never met Carrie, I happen to know her father quite well.\n\nIn fact, he was the best man at our wedding 40 years ago, and Mrs U and I have the honour of being godparents to Carrie’s two lovely half-sisters.\n\nMy point in raising this is only to highlight that my friend Matthew Symonds, though delightful company, is a man of very strong opinions, forcefully held. As I hope he’ll agree, he doesn’t like to be contradicted.\n\nIf Carrie has inherited his characteristics, as some who know her say she has, then I find it all too easy to understand why Boris may be inclined to tell her: ‘Oh, all right, dear. Whatever you say!’\n\nThere is also something about the couple’s body language, when they appear on screen together, which makes me suspect the young bride-to-be wields more influence over her intended than is perhaps entirely seemly in a Prime Minister’s unelected consort.\n\nTake the video they made a couple of weeks ago to thank the NHS for everything their doctors and nurses had done for them in pulling Boris through Covid and safely delivering their baby.\n\nPerhaps I imagined it, but Carrie appeared to interact with her fiancée like an indulgent mother, coaxing her child through his homework — while Boris kept looking at her for encouragement, as if to ask: ‘Am I saying the right thing?’\n\nIndeed, I found their posture and gestures somewhat reminiscent of Meghan’s appearance with Prince Harry, when they sat in their Los Angeles garden and urged the people of America to exercise their votes in the Presidential election and to ‘reject hate speech’ (no, you don’t have to be a professor of cryptology to decode their message: ‘Vote Biden’).\n\nWith the best will in the world, I have yet to meet anyone who seriously questions who wears the trousers in the Sussexes’ marriage — and I don’t mean sweet, silly Harry.\n\nBut I reckon there’s one clear difference between the two couples. It seems to me that Harry is so smitten by love or lust for his duchess that he has lost the power of independent thought — insofar as he ever had it.\n\nBy contrast Boris, even in these early days of his new relationship, gives the appearance of a long-married husband, anxious above all to avoid incurring his beloved’s wrath, for the sake of a quiet life. A bit like me, I suppose.\n\nBut then, of course, there’s nothing new about men deferring to their strong-willed womenfolk, over matters both great and small.",
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"Ranking Pharoahe Monch’s Albums: Pharoahe Monch is an emcee from Queens New York, who has been at the forefront of lyrical innovation for three decades now. Not only is he one of Hip Hop’s preeminent lyricists, crafting intricate rhyme schemes and intelligent raps, but he is also an incisive political and social commentator, using Hip Hop as a platform for political engagement.\n\nPharoahe Monch’s name is derived from the monkey doll Monchhichi. After receiving a bad haircut, which left Monch looking like a “chimpanzee”, girls in Monch’s class at the High School of Art and Design began calling him “Monchhichi”, which was later shortened to “Monch”. Monch adopted the “Pharoahe” prefix after meeting future Organized Konfusion partner Prince Po.\n\nMonch released three albums as part of the rap duo Organized Konfusion with partner Prince Poetry: The self-titled Organized Konfusion, Stress: The Extinction Agenda, and The Equinox. The duo handled a large amount of production on these albums themselves. All albums received positive critical reviews, but moderate sales. As a result, the duo split up after recording their final album The Equinox in 1997.",
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"Pharoahe Monch then signed to Rawkus Records, an indie label. After making several guest appearances on albums like the best-selling Rawkus compilation Soundbombing II, Monch’s much-hyped debut, Internal Affairs was released in 1999. The first single of the album, “Simon Says”, became a hit single. Despite its success, the song caused controversy when Monch was later sued for the song’s use of a sample from Akira Ifukube’s Gojira Tai Mosura in the hook. The uncleared sample use caused a halting in his album’s distribution.\n\nAfter Internal Affairs and the controversy over its hit song, Pharoahe would not release another solo project for several years. He did still make some songs and guest appearances, however. In 2000 he featured with Mos Def and Nate Dogg on the hit song “Oh No” from the Rawkus compilation record Lyricist Lounge 2. In 2003 Pharoahe released his final single through Rawkus Records, “Agent Orange”, a war-inspired song that revisited the 1991 Organized Konfusion track “Releasing Hypnotical Gases”.",
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"In June 2007, Monch released his second solo album Desire to critical acclaim. Monch said about the album; “…it’s very soulful, very gospel, a fresh, new sound for me.” The album’s lead single was the self-produced track “Push”, with “Let’s Go” as its B-Side. Pharoahe Monch released his third solo album W.A.R. (We Are Renegades) in March 2011, and his fourth album, PTSD: Post Traumatic Stress Disorder, on April 15, 2014, under his independent label, W.A.R. Media. The album is a conceptual follow-up to his third album, W.A.R. (We Are Renegades). The album featured two singles, “Damage” and “Bad M.F.”, both produced by Lee Stone. In January of 2021, A Magnificent Day For An Exorcism – a rock-rap fusion as part of th1rt3en – a trio led by Pharoahe Monch, with Marcus Machado on guitar, and Daru Jones on drums.",
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"For this list, we have ranked the 8 full-length projects Pharoahe Monch played a major role in – his four solo full-lengths, his three as half of Organized Konfusion, and his one album as one-third of th1rt3en. This ranking was particularly hard to do, as all Pharoahe Monch’s albums are GREAT. How would YOU rank these albums?",
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"th1rt3en is a trio led by Pharoahe Monch, with Marcus Machado on guitar, and Daru Jones on drums. A Magnificent Day For An Exorcism is Pharoahe Monch’s first full-length project since his last solo album PTSD: Post Traumatic Stress Disorder, released in 2014.\n\nPharoahe Monch has never been very prolific, with no more than seven albums on his name since his recording debut 30 years ago: Organized Konfusion (1991), Stress: The Extinction Agenda (1994), and The Equinox (1997) as part of Organized Konfusion (with Prince Po); and Internal Affairs (1999), Desire (2007), W.A.R. (We Are Renegades) (2011), and PTSD (2014) as a soloist. Quality over quantity – all these albums are excellent displays of intelligent, complex, top-tier lyricism.\n\nPharoahe Monch still is one of the best and most versatile lyricists in the game. After three decades in the game, he still sounds as sharp as ever here, and even if his flow and delivery have changed some over the decades his sound still is second to none (the few attempts at singing he does on the album can be forgiven). On A Magnificent Day For An Exorcism, Pharoahe Monch addresses timely topics such as racism, consumerism, police brutality and corruption, and others – his lyrics here are deep and thought-provoking as always. This is an album for the times we live in.\n\nMusically A Magnificent Day For An Exorcism is kind of heavy on the rock side here and there mainly owing to Marcus Machado’s searing guitar work, but Pharoahe Monch’s rapping and the beats and drums on the album conjure enough of a Hip Hop vibe to make the album appeal even to the most entrenched Hip Hop purists.\n\nA Magnificent Day For An Exorcism is sure to polarize opinions, but everybody who is able to go into it with an open mind will find much to enjoy and admire. 7/10",
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"Organized Konfusion’s third and last album, after which Prince Po and Pharoahe Monch would go their separate ways. Just like its predecessors, The Equinox is an intriguing listen. Not very accessible, mainly because of the conceptual nature of the album and the overabundance of skits – but judging the album purely by its songs, Equinox is another Organized Konfusion winner.\n\nPrince Po and especially Pharoahe Monch are excellent emcees who throughout the whole album deliver lyrically tight and dense verses that will leave your ears burning. This album would have been virtually flawless if they would have released it as a 12 or 14 song record, without all the skits to distract us. 7.5/10",
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"Pharoahe Monch has always been an intelligent lyricist and as he grows older, his maturation shows in his choice of subject matter and production. The fact that an emcee like Pharoahe Monch is only heralded by a select group of Hip Hop listeners just goes to show that intelligence and true lyrical skill go far over the heads of most not-thinking Hip Hop consumers – this kind of Hip Hop is just too complicated, too advanced for some to digest. Those who do have an ear for quality Hip Hop will have this one in their collection though. 8/10",
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"PTSD (Post Traumatic Stress Disorder) is Pharoahe Monch’s fourth studio album. The album features guest appearances from Black Thought (his feature on the “Rapid Eye Movement” is ridiculous), Talib Kweli, Denaun, The Stepkids, and Vernon Reid, and has production from Lee Stone, Marco Polo, Jesse West, and Quelle Chris amongst others. PTSD is an impressive and timely concept piece – dealing with topics such as stress, depression, mental health issues, and the American illusion. As usual, Pharoahe Monch’s lyrics are razor-sharp, intricate, complex, and his flow is superior. PTSD has true substance, unlike most of the projects put out by lesser emcees in this era. The beats could have been better here and there, but as always a Pharoahe Monch album is all about the lyrical content. Few lyricists out there better than the unsung Pharoahe Monch. 8/10",
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"With this album, Prince Po and Pharoahe Monch redefined lyricism. This album has it all: consciousness, politically juiced tracks, party anthems, story-telling – there are socio-political songs such as “Prisoners of War”, “Releasing Hypnotical Gases” (with a truly brilliant Pharoahe Monch verse), and “Open Your Eyes”, street commentaries like on “Rough Side of Town” and “Roosevelt Franklin”, some straight fun tracks like “Who Stole My Last Piece of Chicken?”, and displays of pure lyrical dexterity, such as “Walk Into The Sun”, “Organized Konfusion”, and “Audience Pleasers” – Prince Poetry and Pharoahe Monch pull off a perfect display of clever lyricism and dope wordplay while keeping things varied and captivating throughout. Organized Konfusion is a cult classic that is a must-have not just for Pharoahe Monch fans, but for anyone who likes clever, layered Hip Hop. 8/10",
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"Desire is the second solo album from Pharoahe Monch, released eight years (!) after his critically acclaimed solo debut, Internal Affairs. Where some artists seem to favor quantity over quality when it comes to their output (we’re looking at you Kool Keith), in the case of Pharoahe Monch it clearly is the other way around. Eight years is a long wait for a follow-up, but Desire was worth the wait. The album offers hard-hitting boom-bap beats with Pharoahe Monch exercising his insane flow with extreme precision and style. 8.5/10",
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"Internal Affairs is Pharoahe Monch’s solo debut. After three acclaimed albums with Prince Po as Organized Konfusion, Pharoahe went for a harder sound on his first solo outing – and it works. Pharaohe Monch’s lyrical dexterity and his techniques are inhuman. Songs like “Behind Closed Doors”, Rape, “The Truth”, “The Light” and of course the anthemic “Simon Says” are PM classics of course, but this whole album bangs. Some good features too, especially Canibus kills it on “Hell”. Internal Affairs signified an excellent start of Pharoahe Monch’s solo career, and it’s one of the best Hip Hop albums released in 1999. 8.5/10",
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"Following their eponymous debut LP, Pharoahe Monch and Prince Po had a lot to live up to. They admirably succeeded in creating an album with similarities to the first album, while doing something completely different at the same time. Prince Po and Pharoahe Monch come with unparalleled lyricism on this dark, dense, complicated, and intellectual album. This album was way ahead of its time in vision and execution. Some albums from this era sound dated now but Stress: The Extinction Agenda sounds as fresh today as it did on the day it was released – the mark of a true classic.\n\nIn terms of wordplay, flow, delivery, AND content – this is the gold standard. Pharoahe Monch is and has always been the better rapper of the two, but Prince Po is perfectly able to hold his own – which is incredible enough. Both emcees manage to step up their already considerable game from their debut, they come with phenomenal rhymes and complex flows – bar for bar lyrical Hip Hop doesn’t get much better than this. Whether they are storytelling, philosophizing, joking, bragging, being conscious, or simply throwing out battle raps – their lyrical performances are top-tier in every aspect – there is NOTHING cliche or run-of-the-mill about the lyricism on Stress: The Extinction Agenda. Some of the tightest and most inventive rhymes you’ll ever hear are on this album, with the conceptual gem “Stray Bullet” being a particular lyrical highlight.\n\nThe mostly self-produced beats on Stress: The Extinction Agenda are dope as f too – dark and menacing, but jazzy at the same time: musically this album comes off as a hybrid of the sounds of A Tribe Called Quest and Wu-Tang Clan – combining the best of both worlds."
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"Addie Mix and her son, Jim\n\nA Ray of Hope in the Darkness\n\nOne Mother’s Story of Tragedy, Trauma and Triumph\n\nBy Cleo Lampos as told by Addie Mix\n\nThe knife stabbed Jim’s arms as he held them up as a living shield. Again the blade cut through the skin and muscle of Jim’s vain defense. Over and over his assailant plunged the weapon until Jim Mix lay bleeding on the asphalt of a courtyard in a denominational college in Austin,Texas. There, he died. A college student from the south suburbs of Chicago, raised in a gospel believing church by a God fearing mother. Stalked and murdered by a classmate over a fraternity dispute.\n\nThe news of Jim’s death shattered the life of his mother, Addie Mix. May 7, 1991, became etched into the schoolteacher’s memory like acid on a lead plate. With strength from the prayers of family and church friends, Addie buried her only son in the Illinois soil that the teen called home. Then she faced the loneliness and memories alone in her Glenwood residence located on the edge of Chicago’s South side.\n\nAfter the numbness wore off, physical, mental, and emotional agony engulfed Addie. “I felt like a bolt of lightening had struck my body, then stayed,” she recalls. “Every nerve was raw. My flesh felt like an open wound. I walked around in a daze. For weeks, there was no relief. Just continual pain.”\n\nRelatives and friends resumed their lives. Addie wasn’t prepared for their reaction to her. “People would cut me off when I started to talk about Jim,” Addie reflected. “They thought they were helping me because in their minds I was going to go crazy. But I needed to talk. To release the memories of my son. The violent murder of a child who enjoyed life is the most painful experience that anyone can face. As my family hid from me, I developed a deep relationship with God.”\n\nAddie never totally slept after Jim’s death. Now, in the midnight hours until the minutes when dawn thrust rays through the darkness, Addie poured out her pain and anguish to God. As the clock ticked away seconds of time into hours, Addie drew on her faith to keep her sanity.\n\n“A friend gave me the book, God’s Precious Promises. I read it over and over during the night. When my mind focused, it centered upon Isaiah 43:2. ‘When you pass through the waters, I will be with you; And through the rivers, they will not overflow you.’” NAS\n\nNight after night, Addie struggled. “Eventually, Jesus became a fact, not a feeling for me. Circumstances have nothing to do with a person’s relationship to God. You just know that God will help you through.”\n\nIn May 1992, near the first anniversary of Jim’s death, the staff of NathanHale School, where Addie taught for 20 years, held a prayer meeting for her. The church she attended did the same. Then Addie flew toTexasto face the trial for the young man who stalked her son. Jim stood defenseless before this assailant, band now Addie felt only the shield of prayer protecting her.\n\n“During the trial, he showed no remorse. Even the parents of this college student could not look me in the eye and say, ‘I’m sorry.’ Although Jim sustained multiple wounds, depicting a defensive posture, and yelled for help, he was murdered. No one helped him. Seventy-five students affirmed that weapons, drugs and gangs are commonplace on this church affiliated college campus.”\n\nIronically, the day after the murder, Jim and his assailant were to appear before a student review board to mediate their differences. Addie’s eyes well with tears as she recalls the trial for her son’s murderer. “The jury found this young man ‘not guilty’ despite a seemingly airtight case. I am learning to forgive, because my light can’t shine in hatred.” Addie’s resolution parallels Booker T. Washington’s word, “I will allow no man to belittle my soul by making me hate him.”\n\nThe jury in the state of Texasfailed to bring justice to Addie, but the schoolteacher’s faith does not depend on the United States Judicial System. It rests on the Lord who has a file of life’s injustices. Uniting with Gloria Randolph, whose son, Dean Catere, was murdered in August 1990 while attending a Californiacollege, the two women have overcome grief by reaching out to others who are suffering. In 1991, these mothers of murdered teens organized a support group for the parents of victims of violent crimes. Reclaim A Youth, or RAY, focuses on academics, social ethics and family life. It is a Christian volunteer organization dedicated to salvaging youth. “Giving is living,” Addie claims.\n\nUtilizing her background as a public school teacher and church worker, Addie organized an outreach to the community’s youth. She developed weekly field trips and summer camps for younger at-risk children. Through RAY, the area teens acquired summer jobs as well as summer school incentives designed to boost academics. College students received care packages at the dorms with letters from adult sponsors. A college orientation program and periodic rap sessions during holiday breaks from their studies encouraged them. Every year, RAY presents renewable scholarships to high school graduates with limited resources. Addie makes time to speak to organizations in theMidwest area about victim’s rights. She meets personally with parents of murdered youth. Her tireless efforts bring spiritual hope and practical help to victims of a violent culture.\n\nAfter all the meetings and activities, Addie returns to her home. The images of Jim warding off deadly blows from a bloody knife still haunt her. The questions of “Why my son? Why not me?” replay unmercifully as the darkness of night surrounds her bed. But the promises of Scripture focus Addie back to reality. “The waters will not overflow you.” These words pierce the blackness with rays of hope.\n\n“My son was murdered. I say that I have a deep wound that scabs sometimes, and something will break it open and it’ll bleed, but it never heals.”\n\n“Forgiveness is not an occasional act; it is a constant attitude.”\n\n-Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.\n“As I walked out the door toward the gate that would lead to my freedom, I knew that if I didn’t leave my bitterness and hatred behind, I’d still be in prison.”\n\n“You know everybody used this word (closure) and banters it around. I don’t have any closure and most parents of murdered children or crime victims don’t really have closure because your life is changed forever by that event.”",
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And yet another was eying her older son at first base, who was distractedly worrying about sunscreen and water, instead of guarding the plate.\n\nNone of us were content to take our eyes and minds off our kids, to see how they fared without us.\n\nWe all do it; look at our kids and see the potential failures and disasters, while hoping for the best. We want some control over their outcome because we see them as a reflection of us. Willing all the best parts of ourselves on them, we hope they’ll embody the fictitious one-day-children we imagined we’d have – before we actually became parents.\n\nAs they age, we realize our kids are both falling short of and exceeding our expectations at any given moment; making them trickier to raise than the pretend versions we dreamed up.\n\nWe’re left wondering what to do with these make-believe children we’ve created. The ones with even-keeled emotions, laser-focused attention, and charismatic charm, who thought we were nothing short of amazing and longed to do everything we loved, right by our side, till forever and eternity. (Or at least until we aged into blissfully fulfilled, older versions of ourselves, dripping with grandchildren and satisfaction for a job well done.)\n\nAnd what about the parent we thought we’d be ― before we lived knee-deep in the trenches of child-rearing, trying not to step on landmines, and holding our breath?\n\nWhat if we let them both go – the fantasy versions of our kids and ourselves? What if we kicked ‘em both to the curb with a “Don’t let the door hit you on the way out!” and accepted all of us for who we really are?\n\nRaising children is like playing Craps. (Sometimes it’s like actual crap, and there’s a lot of literal crap involved.) But for metaphor’s sake, we’re tossing out a handful of genes, nurture, and luck into the world and hoping for a parenting “win.”\n\nI, for one, am never quite sure how it’ll shake out. Like when my oldest comes undone over a missed free throw, putting his lack of resilience on full display for all the world to see. Or when my 4-year-old inevitably does spill his apple juice, and wipe his dirty hands all over another mom’s picnic blanket.\n\nPart of me wants to skulk away and disappear because their behavior is a reflection of my inept parenting, or at least that’s how it feels.\n\nBut what if we didn’t feel that way?\n\nLet’s stop interpreting our kids’ behavior as our parental downfalls.\n\nHow about instead, we embrace the cracks in the system and agree to have each other’s back? We could all breathe a little easier knowing we’ve made an unspoken agreement to assume best intentions when our kids (and ourselves) fall short.\n\nAside from overtly violent, deliberately rude, or just plain mean behavior, aren’t we all (our kids included) trying to get it right most of the time?\n\nLet’s operate under the assumption that while we don’t want to offend those around us, with tantrums, or sticky hands, or snotty noses, or lack of manners – it’s going to happen.\n\nDespite our best efforts, parenting gets messy.\n\nAnd when it does, we need to find a universal common ground: we’re all doing our best.\n\nWe hold out hope that our kids will pay attention, be mature, make smart choices, and exude grace. We hope the same for ourselves, but we’re hardwired to make mistakes ― because we are complicated, imperfect, emotional beings.\n\nOur kids will break things; they will cause a scene, they will stare at some distraction on the ground instead of covering first base, they will wipe their greasy hands all over your linen pants, or drop the F-bomb in the middle of preschool circle time. (OK…maybe that’s just mine.) No matter how carefully we watch them, or coach them, or love them, they will fall and scrape their knees; they will spill the juice. Every. Last. Drop.\n\nBut what if we embraced the messy?\n\nWhat if we exhaled and let go of judgment – and fear of being judged? What if leaned on each other, instead of retreating for fear our kids’ breaking points will deem us failures as parents?\n\nInstead, when the child wrapped around our leg is a screaming ball of inconsolable gibberish, or interrupts with 57 Mommys! while we try to talk, or breaks down and cries on the pitching mound, or douses the adorable, once-clean, picnic blanket with apple juice, we say, “It’s OK.” And our eyes match our words, and we mean it. And digging into overflowing pockets and purses for half used napkins, we clean up the mess together.\n\nBecause we’re all on the same team – Team Mom – it has a nice ring to it, don’t you think?\n\nJacque lives in California with her two boys (lively), two dogs (rescues), one cat (indifferent), and her husband (patient). She is currently working on a memoir. Her writing can be found on Scary Mommy, Popsugar, HuffPost, That's Inappropriate and more. You can also find her at her blog, writewhereiam and on Facebook and Twitter."
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If we like a place, we stay a little longer and if we aren’t impressed, we move on.”\n\n“When I turned 16, I got my driver’s license and my mother, who never drove, immediately had me driving to Arkansas,” said Kitti after telling me she is always the driver during their trips. “If you put me in a car, I can drive it anywhere. I’ve driven in Rome, Paris, Los Angeles, and New York City.”\n\nLana is very glad to let Kitti take the wheel. “Once I had to drive around a parking lot in France while Kitti ran inside. I thought I was going to have a heart attack!”\n\nKitti told me she and Lana have made three major trips. The fourth was supposed to have been this year, but was cancelled. “I wanted to go to the Passion Play in Germany,” Kitti told me. “I’ve been trying to get there since I was a child in 1960.” The traveling duo is already planning to go in 2022.\n\nLana and Kitti know how to make the most out of every trip and make every dollar count. “We travel on a budget – but we don’t miss out on anything – we just know how to make it work. Some people don’t know how to look for good prices. You have to be aware.” Kitti continued, saying, “Most cities have a big red bus – buy a three day ticket and get on and off as much as you like. Go to galleries and museums on free days or off times.”\n\n“And make sure the wheels work on your luggage,” Lana laughed, speaking from experience. “I once had to buy a piece of luggage in Barcelona.”\n\nSometimes things get a bit dicey, but taking risks has always paid off for Lana and Kitti. They were traveling in France, and Lana knew a hotel she thought they’d like. “I can get by in German and Italian, but not French, but Lana had been to France and studied French, so she thought she could handle it.” Laughing, Kitti remembers this great adventure. “We were looking for our hotel and got lost. Lana was asking questions, but we couldn’t find it. We finally found a Moroccan man who spoke English who led us to the place Lana knew, but it was closed. It was late, dark and we were tired.”\n\nLana jumped in and continued. “Our Moroccan friend took us to a traveler’s hotel, one mainly used by men. It was not at all what we were used to – there were communal bathrooms, and it was a scary place.” Then she cracked up laughing, saying, “We had a sink in the room, and Kitti said she would use that sink rather than use that bathroom during the night!”\n\n“I slept with my money belt and all my clothes on,” Kitti chimed in. “As soon as daylight came, we paid and left! They were actually very nice to us. Our car was safely locked up, but the hotel was near an airport and was used by a lot of different people.”\n\nBut, sometimes great adventures start with misadventures. Kitti and Lana checked in to their original hotel in Aix, de Provence, that morning and invited their Moroccan friend to meet them at a café for coffee as a way of thanking him for his help. “He invited us to his home for dinner,” Lana began. “We thought about it, but decided this was an adventure we shouldn’t pass up.” The two women went to his home, which was a small one-bedroom apartment he shared with his wife and three young children, the oldest of whom was learning English. “This child would tell us to stand up and we would stand up and dance. It was so funny.”\n\n“There were so many dishes of beautiful food that I am sure his wife spent all day preparing,” Kitti said, as the story continued. “I remember hoping they hadn’t spent their entire week’s food budget on a meal for us, but it was an evening I’ll never forget.”\n\nLana and Kitti ended the story by telling me that meeting people and learning about different cultures are what make a trip special. “I still like seeing churches and museums as well,” Lana added. “You never realize how different life is in another country. It really makes me appreciate my home and family.”\n\n“Travel enriches my life allowing me to experience other cultures,” Kitti began. “I love to meet people from other countries, and experiencing a bit of their lives helps me learn to respect, understand, and appreciate their world. It allows me to see I am only one in a big world that we are all sharing. I love sharing not only what we have in common but celebrating our differences.”\n\nI asked how these two friends managed to get along so well while traveling and to please share any advice. “It’s not pleasant to travel with people if you don’t work well together,” said Lana. “And always consider energy levels. Some people can’t walk as much as others. Share that information ahead of time.”\n\n“You have to be flexible,” Kitti interjected. “Nothing ever goes as planned – in life or in travel. Talk about your expectations and especially talk about finances.”\n\n“Travel gives you insight into what other people’s lives are like, and it changes you as a person,” Lana said as we continued what had become a very enjoyable conversation. Lana and Kitti immediately make you their friend. In our short time together, I knew I had met two very special people.\n\nThe travel planner, Kitti, jumped in with some great advice on how to get the most out of a trip. “I check months in advance for flights. 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"Chris Spiro, board member of the Cape Coral Caring Center, is asking local residents to consider donating some of the extra hurricane supplies, like water and non-perishable food, to local food pantries. This time of year with snowbirds not here, food banks are running low. (Photo: Special to The News-Press)\n\nIn a recent Facebook post, Spiro challenged those who are fully stocked with water and non-perishable food to donate what they can to their local food bank and pantry.\n\n\"Hey SWFL Hurricane Supply Hoarders, now that the threat is over how about donating those canned goods, water and other food to your local food pantry,\" Spiro said in the post.\n\nHe is aware that hurricane season isn't over yet, and the possibility of another storm is still on the horizon. Even Dorian could still impact Southwest Florida in some way.\n\nBut Spiro doesn't expect anyone to give up all their supplies.\n\n\"You can only eat beef stew out of a can until you want something different,\" he added.",
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"Hurricane Dorian made its first landfall on Sept. 1, 2019 on the eastern end of Grand Bahama Island, according to the National Hurricane Center in a Naples Daily News report. National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Geostationary Satellite Server\nFullscreen",
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"Hurricane Dorain made landfall as a Category 5 in the Bahamas. See more aerial photos of the Bahamas after the storm. Andrew West/The USA Today Network-Florida\nFullscreen",
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"Hurricane Dorian left 43 people dead and 70,000 people homeless in the Bahamas, according to the United Nations in a USA TODAY report published on Sept. 7, 2019. NOAA\nFullscreen",
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"People in poor neighborhoods are more likely not to have a grocery store nearby, also known as a \"food desert,\" LeBer said. They're also not likely to have insurance and could be more likely to suffer from a lack of transportation after the storm.\n\n2017: If you're stranded in a food desert, grocery shopping's a pain not a pleasure\n\nThe state has authorized early SNAP payments, which has been helpful, LeBer said. There is also the capability to offer more funds, but that requires a state of emergency and usually happens after a storm.\n\nThe most pressing issue for the low income and poor during and after a storm is non-perishable food and drinkable water.",
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"Lowe's in south Fort Myers is one of several area stores that have restocked on essentials to include water, gas containers and generators in preparation for Hurricane Dorian. A manager at the Lowe's said, if needed, they will ship supplies to stores in areas hardest hit by Hurricane Dorian. Kinfay Moroti/The News-Press USA Today Network-Florida\nFullscreen",
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Rhetorically, at least, die-hard Bernie Sanders' supporters also are breaking some glass, loudly protesting his treatment by the party and still cold to Clinton even as Sanders appeals for Democrats to unify and defeat Republican Donald Trump, whom he calls \"a bully and a demagogue.\"\n\nWhat was expected to be a tightly orchestrated convention instead showed its rough edges in the early going, starting with chants of \"Bernie\" during the opening invocation and boos at numerous mentions of Clinton's name.\n\nFirst lady Michelle Obama gave a heartfelt endorsement of the candidate who engaged her husband in a fierce struggle for the nomination in 2008.\n\nLiberal favorite Elizabeth Warren, senator from Massachusetts, and Sanders himself also gave the party something to cheer about Monday night.\n\nUPDATE 7 p.m.: The Democratic National Convention has showcased the challenge party leaders and the Hillary Clinton campaign face in bringing Bernie Sanders' most ardent supporters into the fold. But California delegates pose an extra challenge\n\nSanders delegates were already booing the mention of Hillary Clinton and her vice-presidential pick Tim Kaine at the California Democratic Party Breakfast--as they would throughout the day and on the convention floor--but they had a special jeer for Secretary of State Alex Padilla.\n\nThe crowd is chanting \"Count the Vote\" so loud it's hard to hear Padilla in the room.\n\n\"All right, if you all will settle down, we will address your questions, and I will explain how the ballots and the votes have been counted,\" says Padilla.\n\nIt's counties, not the Secretary of State, that tally votes, and there's no evidence of widespread voter fraud. But rumors have swirled among Sanders supporters that Clinton somehow rigged the election.\n\nShe stole this election, and there's no way I'm going to hand her my vote,\" says Los Angeles delegate Miguel Zuniga. \"She never earned it. She burned my vote, and I'm going to keep Bernie. And the revolution continues with or without Bernie.\"\n\nSecretary of State Padilla says he was caught off-guard by the chants.\n\n\"I don't know where it stems from, all I know is that we run a very open and transparent process,\" he says. \"Every county elections division as they're receiving ballots and counting ballots is open to the public for monitoring and review.\n\nIt took six weeks for the state to go through all the mail-in and provisional ballots and certify the numbers. When media outlets projected results on election night, there were still millions of ballots outstanding. Padilla thinks that incongruity has helped breed distrust of the results.\n\nRegardless of the reasons, it will be hard for the Clinton campaign to attract California voters who think she stole the election.\n\nThe senator spoke at the Democratic National Convention in Philadelphia today.\n\nHe rattled off what he views as California’s accomplishments in recent years, from raising the minimum wage to making child care more affordable.\n\n“These are the progressive policies that have made California the sixth-largest economy on Planet Earth,\" de León says to applause. \"And my friends, this is how Democrats govern. And when Democrats lead, everyone has a shot to succeed.”\n\nDe León addressed the convention along with Democratic legislative leaders from two other states: the Oregon House speaker and the Georgia House minority leader.\n\nBradford Checks In From The DNC Day 1\n\nUPDATE 12:30 p.m.: There was no unity for the California Democratic Delegation, as they gathered for the first time at the national convention today. Sanders supporters derailed speakers at the delegation's breakfast with chants of \"Bernie.\"\n\nKacey Carpenter, a Sanders delegate from Mountain View says his job is to support Sanders until the nomination process is over, even though the Vermont Senator has endorsed presumptive nominee Hillary Clinton.\n\"They voted for Bernie, and so for them to see that this process is over before it even starts, that's why we want to make sure we complete the process. We got to go through the process, every vote counts,\" says Carpenter.\nSanders again called on supporters to vote for Clinton this afternoon. Delegates will officially vote on the nominees tomorrow night.\n\nUPDATE 11 a.m.: Bernie Sanders' midday speech during the first day of the Democratic National Convention was greeted with cheers and jeers.\n\nSanders maintained his call for $15 per hour minimum wage and the end of TPP. But when he talked about defeating Donald Trump and electing Hillary Clinton and Tim Kaine, many booed while others cheered.\n\nSanders will speak again Monday evening. First Lady Michelle Obama will also be a speaker on the first night of the convention.\n\nAt an opening breakfast event for California delegates, mentions of Hillary Clinton or Tim Kaine were met with loud boos.\n\nBen Bradford Reports From The DNC\n\nOriginal Post: California had 175 delegates in Cleveland — the largest contingent of any state. In Philadelphia, it will be more than 500.\n\nSoller says it’s a logistical challenge to coordinate all of those delegates and party leaders.\n\n\"We’re moving a lot of people all the way across the country to come to this,\" he says.\n\nEach delegate pays his or her own way; the party estimates it’s a roughly $4,000 expense. Most will stay in a downtown hotel, and in the mornings hear from political leaders, including Senator Barbara Boxer, House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi, and Lieutenant Governor Gavin Newsom. Governor Jerry Brown leads the delegation.\n\nNow, the Republican National Convention had its wild card moments, including a vocal minority of delegates attempting to choose another nominee besides Donald Trump. While few expect the DNC to be as lively, about 45 percent of California’s pledged delegates will not be voting for presumptive nominee Hillary Clinton. Bernie Sanders supporters have their own agenda, says delegate Bill Honigman.\n\n\"If he’s not getting the nomination, how much can we get otherwise, in terms of the platform? That’s what we’re all here to find out, and we are going to push on it,\" says Honigman.",
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Politics is transient, development is forever.\n\nThe third lesson was that the changing nature of democratic choice the world over, with dissatisfaction over globalisation and raw capitalism, is leading to growing populism and proliferation of independent candidatures in an election that is already challenging the political parties without an agenda for the people.\n\nParties must be relevant to stay relevant. The Model Manifesto builds on these lessons. In this inaugural version, we have founded the agenda it contains on a three-legged stool – Kenya Vision 2030, SDGs 2030 and the Constitution.\n\nThe first leg is Vision 2030, which, uniquely across the world, established a political pillar alongside economic and social pillars, as well as enablers/foundations, to guide the country’s forward path.\n\nThe point of the political pillar is to inspire issue, not identity, driven politics. This calls for political parties with clear ideological and philosophical platforms and policy positions.\n\nThe second leg is UN SDGs. These goals represent rights-based commitments to end extreme poverty while improving food security, equalising education, health, housing, water and sanitation and delivering decent jobs to all Kenyans in a shared growth and prosperity setting.\n\nThis calls for smart use of land, sea and water, best practice across peace and justice institutions and a sustainable balance between infrastructure, industry and innovation.\n\nThe third leg is Kenya’s 2010 Constitution. We view the Constitution as more than a legal command; it is a creative policy advisory. Between its human rightsand devolution chapters, it offers space for Kenya to re-imagine its development paradigm.\n\nIn its chapters around integrity and public service, it proposes a transformative path to the leadership Kenya deserves.\n\nThe Model Manifesto is designed to allow political parties to make clear their status and standing, vision and values, philosophy and ideology as a preamble to the body of the manifesto.\n\nIn this inaugural version, we have used a positivist (“glass half full”) approach to framing the agenda.\n\nFor each sector or area, goal statements are set out, 2022 themes are presented and a snapshot of progress to date is offered.\n\nThe purpose of this snapshot is to recognise what has been achieved, not what is not yet done.\n\nFollowing this, a limited number of illustrative and indicative commitments are made in each sector or area – in a way that balances institutional change commitments with commitments to people.\n\nEven at this high level, we came out with over 50 possible commitments towards accelerating Kenya’s development agenda.\n\nWe believe this is a useful guiding framework from which political parties can define and detail their own specific promises and commitments to Kenyans.\n\nIn the end, we hope that this inaugural Model Manifesto helps political parties in designing their manifestos for the three main purposes that they serve.\n\nFirst, to offer a compendium of party positions on issues affecting the citizenry. Second, to streamline party and candidate campaign messaging around these positions.\n\nMore broadly, we believe that we have begun an exciting journey that links political visions and party agendas on one hand, and public policy, programmes and projects on the other, in a way that augurs well for the future of Kenya.\n\nKenneth Mwige is the Director-General of the Kenya Vision 2030 Delivery Secretariat, Florence Syevuo is the Country Coordinator of the SDGs Kenya Forum and Frankline Mukwanja is the Executive Director of the Centre for Multiparty Democracy.",
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"There is a stream across the property from North to South that often flows over the top of 208th Street in the rainy early months of the year. It is connected to ponds to the south in a treed area with 5 acres parcels. Those ponds and streams also rise considerable on 215th Street East, but there is only a little rural traffic that actually sees them.\n\nIn the process of soil removal, grading and leveling, the small creek bed was completely removed on the north side of 208th Street. One parcel, still owned by the Starkel family, the former dairy owners, on the south side, has signage saying – Wetland Refuge. The two parcels they sold on the south side, that included the house, barn and silos were leveled and covered with piles of dirt from the north side. The long rectangular pond, called the “blood pond” from slaughtering days, is still present. The blood pond, when created, had it’s own history with local well contamination, according to nearby residents.\n\nMany locals recall the diary often had large sprinklers spraying water mixed with manure which were considerably smelly for the neighbors within 1/2 mile any direction, depending on which way the wind was blowing.\n\nNow, most of the parcels have been purchased by Sierra Pacific. In 2014, they sough permits to construct a large lumber mill, kiln and other lumber manufacturing facilities. The project was halted due to the kind of contamination the dioxins in tree bark can put into the soil and water on a wetland. The site sits over the sole source aquifer (SSA) of the mid-county. Logically, any contamination in an SSA can spread across the entire aquifer. This particular aquifer is recharged by, you guessed it, rainwater. Logically or maybe illogically, the county calls rainwater – storm water runoff. Maybe they need to understand, or be set straight on this, rainwater fills this aquifer making it the lifeblood of all the wells in the area, even the ones the water companies use. Where that water moves, some flows away and much soaks into the ground. This part of Pierce County has many places with soils and rock left from the Ice Age glacier that covered us south to the Bald Hills.\n\nMitigation is a land use game where the planners allow developers create fake wetlands to replace ones they are destroying to make use of a parcel of land for a different purpose. In order to make these changes, local, state and Federal laws are in place requiring experts, like licensed hydrologists to delineate (outline) where the actual wetland area is and what type of wetland it is. They wetland type determines whether it can be mitigated (moved to another location) or necessitates being left alone with setbacks for development.\n\nPlease note the use of the words “licensed hydrologists.” They county is not at liberty to hire any yay-who with a degree in planning (or not) to go out an decide if something is a wetland, or storm water runoff.\n\nI mentioned that I grew up on Shady Acres Airport. In fact, flying clubs, picnics and campout fly-ins filled my childhood. In other words, I know many people who are pilots of aircraft of all types, including family. So my sister and I went flying last week, “around the patch” as it is called when you basically circle the area near the airport.\n\nHere are the photos of the grading and soil removal area between 22nd Avenue, 38th Avenue, 192nd Street and to the south of 208th Street.",
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"Many war films set in a different time period like to flaunt special effects, production design, pyrotechnics and swing their big budgets around like dicks, while somewhere in the commotion, things like character and story get lost. Peter Weir is one to intuitively avoid showboating and I was pleased to see that his Master & Commander: The Far Side Of The World is a beautiful piece that integrates technical wizardry with good writing and performance for something that feels rich, balanced and realistic.\n\nSet during the Napoleonic wars surrounding South America, Russell Crowe is Captain Jack Aubrey, a Naval Commander tasked with taking his vessel and crew in hot pursuit of the French ship Acheron on a search and destroy mission that could turn the tide of the whole war. Acheron is a much quicker and stronger warship with more guns, but Jack is a cunning, headstrong and impossibly stubborn leader who won’t back down in the face of defeat, even though his crew sometimes shows signs of doubt. The central relationship of the film is between him and the ship’s surgeon Maturin, played by Paul Bettany. He’s a significantly less hard edged man and being Jack’s best friend might as well be first mate as well, but it’s interesting to see that despite a great love for one another, their natures clash. Jack is a pragmatic, no nonsense soldier when it comes to game time, yet has the soul for music duets and great dinner table stories when the guns are put away. Maturin is a would-be naturalist with no mind for the strategies of war who would rather spend his days exploring new species on the exotic Galápagos Islands. Their dynamic is ultimately what drives the film and they’re both fantastic but also supported by the likes of Billy Boyd, Robert Pugh, James D’Arcy and many others.\n\nThe film exceeds two hours in length but doesn’t feel like it because of how engaging Weir makes everything. There’s only two ship battles, a opening banger and a climactic peak and they’re brilliantly done but for me the real magic is watching Crowe, Bettany and the others interact and live life day by day on the vessel. The food is prepared in detail, the logistics of navy protocol are studiously shown and the dialogue paints a dense, rich history for all the men aboard, each having his own special part of the story to impart. Another thing Weir specializes in is not making his tales feel overly doom laden, angsty or depressing. Many of his films deal with dark, challenging settings and themes but there’s always this matter of fact, optimistic lens he looks through that is a signature for him and a winning attribute. Not to say that this is necessarily a rollicking swashbuckler, but there’s an affinity for compassion and the lighter side of human nature, despite it being a war film by definition. Huge shoutout to Weir’s go to cinematographer Russell Boyd too, who shoots the imagery so vividly and magically it almost looks like paintings from that era itself. Loved it.\n\nTim and Frank are back to discuss the latest Star Wars film, SOLO.",
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"Musical legacy can be a heavy weight; it can also be a blessing. Lexie Roth, daughter of famed guitarist Arlen Roth and visual artist Deborah Bussichio, comes from a line of artistically inclined folk. Roth shows the same bent on her debut album, Lexie Roth. While the apple does not fall far from the tree, so to speak, it’s clear that Roth is still growing into her own style and substance as a songwriter.\n\nRoth opens with the vaguely surf-influenced mellow rock of “Lost Memory”. There’s a pervading sense of melancholy that walks its way through the open arrangement, which serves as a platter on which Lexie Roth’s fine alto voice can play. The subtle musical style used here is somewhat reminiscent of Sting’s post-jazz age. “Stay Or Go” is a musical diary entry; wordy and self-absorbed. The arrangement is solid, but the vocal line is overly repetitive and trapped in its own ambivalence. “Forget All About Me” has a more ethereal melancholy at its core. The sparse arrangement once again allows for Roth’s voice to be the star of the show, but the plodding melody doesn’t necessarily do her any favors.\n\n“Ghost Of Childhood” starts slowly and spins in place until Roth launches into an exceptional chorus. “I Have To Leave You” keeps up the maudlin pace, with Roth perseverating on a failing relationship in a clockwork arrangement that lulls the listener to sleep. Things pick up a bit on “Little One”, offering up a chorus that is full of quiet energy and a solid hook. The song flutters and flails a bit on the verses, caught up in wordy style, but the chorus is right on the mark. “I Wanna Run” considers a relationship she has given her all to, only to find out her beloved isn’t as committed as she. Roth’s story telling here is solid enough, but the story is almost clinically told; there’s no real sense of emotion one way or the other.\n\n“Call You My Hon” is a love song that’s awash in sound but once again leaves any distinct sense of emotion at the door. It’s a solid tune, but undersold. Roth lays her heart bare on “I’ll Be”, a love song with an apocalyptic feel. It’s unclear whether this number is written from beyond a relationship or beyond the grave, but Roth’s obsessively verbose style is a bit too much in spite of the compelling theme. A mild swing informs the rhythm of “Windfield”, an expansive story in song that suffers from its own lack of energy and Roth’s prolixity. The aural palate used here is actually quite enjoyable, and renews the earlier comparison to some of Sting’s work, but the song just folders under its own monotony. Roth shakes off her doldrums with the snarky/sweet “Country Diddy”. She keeps it simple here while wallowing in her own near-demise, recovery and short-sighted romantic failings. It’s an interesting closer that is very much out of tone with the rest of the album.\n\nLexie Roth brings an intriguing voice on her self-titled debut album, but has yet to learn the economy of a seasoned singer/songwriter/storyteller. The album suffers from a relentless inertia of low-key, plodding songs full of self-directed and overly populated lyrics. These, alongside Roth’s low-key vocal style, do not serve her well. Roth’s voice is sufficient to sustain the listener in spite of all this, but it’s hard not to think that there is more life in Roth as both a songwriter and performer."
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Thus, people can easily read a huge selection of local single men and women and determine with an instant swipe regarding finger if theyre curious or not.\n\nExtremely, so why do folks make use of Tinder?\n\nTwo recently available scientific studies shed some illumination on all the excitement.\n\nA recently circulated research by Leah LeFebvre surveyed 395 adults (many years 18 to 34) that believed that they had used Tinder. 1 The study generally included open-ended query regarding consumers’ inspirations for and experience utilising the application. The analysts consequently coded players’ feedback into classifications.\n\nThe most frequent intentions for using Tinder: its amazing and it’s really trendy. Another popular reason which wasn’t cited from inside the LeFebvre research is self-worth validation. It wasn’t uncommon for people to use the software because they wanted beneficial responses on Tinder or because receiving such feedback experience good. Normally, discovering an intimate partner was a relatively typical cause for using tips for dating a bodybuilder Tinder. As can be viewed during the stand, utilizing the software for casual intercourse and hookups was actually less frequent than other objectives.\n\nUnsurprisingly, both reports also indicated that guys are more inclined than ladies to make use of Tinder with regards to looking for laid-back love-making.\n\nThese studies also show that making use of Tinder contact numerous emotional goals, as well as the clear data regarding relationships and love-making. Tinder may also be used to meet way more basic public requires. Both researches indicated that the trendiness and fun associated with app happened to be significant motorists of its incorporate than motives that connect with a good number of people trust getting the reason (a relationship, intercourse). Additionally, it can assistance to accomplish the desires for self-worth. Receiving games on Tinder may be an ego improve. On the other hand, perhaps not getting games could hurt self-worth, and actually, LeFebvre discovered that low success on Tinder, most notably perhaps not getting fits, is one of the most significant causes users give up the app. 1\n\nExactly what do group would the moment they come a Tinder fit?\n\nIn LeFebvre’s qualitative study, 77 per cent regarding the participants indicated that they had met an accommodate in person at some point, on your typical participant revealing 4.58 traditional group meetings with games. And actually, 37 per cent reported that a Tinder day generated an exclusive dating partnership. Why not consider those famous hookups? Really, these players performed would many connecting. Of those that fulfilled a Tinder complement face-to-face, best 21.8 per cent recommended that they have never ever installed. Another 12.6 percent claimed they’d installed it didnt create sexual intercourse and another 65.6 percent mentioned their unique hookups do require sex-related phone. Also, the common few hookups claimed because participants ended up being just above three.\n\nIndividuals inside the Dutch research seemed to be a great deal less profitable on Tinder. Relatively under 50 % of the members (45.5 percentage) went on a brick and mortar day with a match, and 18.6 % reported creating experienced a one-night sit. This fee a lot small, but other information because of this learn indicates that these players happened to be overall significantly less productive about application than the individuals in LeFebvre’s study.\n\nHow do motives for making use of Tinder relate to peoples has?\n\nYou might also getting wondering exactly how Tinder individuals’ motives for making use of the app correlate to their own real utilisation of the app. LeFebvre’s qualitative facts couldn’t truly tackle this problem, but Sumter and associates made it possible to determine the connection between Tinder incorporate objectives and people’ probability of taking place a Tinder go steady or creating a Tinder hookup. 2\n\nThose people that were looking for love or informal intercourse comprise prone to go on Tinder goes. Unsurprisingly, the better that members shown laid-back intercourse as a motivation for using Tinder, the more likely these were for a one-night sit with a Tinder complement. Individuals who made use of Tinder in order to enhance their attitude of self-worth happened to be less inclined to have a single nights stand. Interestingly, individuals who utilized Tinder since it appeared like an uncomplicated option to encounter everyone was truly less likely to embark upon dates with Tinder matches. Probably they had been particularly apt to be reluctant and therefore ultimately did not go through with his or her Tinder matches.\n\nJust what can we actually know about Tinder?\n\nGoing back to practical question that set about this blog post, try Tinder truly a hookup app? Yes and no . Tinder-initiated hookups are usual, though the belief that Tinder happens to be mainly about hookups happens to be overstated. Tinder users may getting in search of connections than casual love. Also, dating and love-making aren’t the primary excellent that many men and women are making use of Tinder.\n\nBoth of these investigations provide a window in to the reasons of Tinder customers, but in the end it’s difficult to generalize the finding. When I pointed out, the exact a relationship and hookup experience of these two examples of participants differed considerably. So which event is definitely nearer to compared to the normal Tinder user? Its tough to definitively state without studies that look for a representative design of Tinder consumers. None the less, both learning report that most of Tinder’s success is definitely, actually, due to the standing. This isn’t always the best information if you do make use of Tinder to watch out for really love or love, when they might discover that her fights typically make use of the application extremely severely and aren’t because interested in next through.\n\nWe likewise know minimal on the long-lasting people of Tinder-initiated connections. Classic online dating services website, like match.com, have been established long enough that scientists are beginning to understand the prognosis for everyone connections and so the forms of men and women that use the websites. Specifically what does tomorrow keep for Tinder and its own individuals? Just some time even more analysis will state."
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"The provision of dowry is, therefore, a kind of buying post-marriage financial security for girls. An integral part of providing for dowry implies complete forfeiture of girls’ property rights and the dissolution of any claims by them to the ancestral property.\n\nThe falling sex ratio in India has reached alarming proportions in several states. Most of these states are quite notorious for crimes against women related to dowry issues. Paradoxically, however, the falling sex ratio does not seem to have any direct correlation to the availability of suitable grooms without dowry. The lack of sufficient educational, training and employability for women renders them dependent on either male relatives at the paternal home or their husbands at their in-laws home.\n\nIndia has implemented anti-dowry laws to tackle the growing menace of bride-burning, murder and other dowry-related crimes against women. A law banning the practice of dowry was passed in 1961 and amended in 1986 to treat any violence against women within the first seven years of marriage as dowry-related. However, the spectre of dowry has mutated into different forms and found newer ways to subvert the rulebook. The major portion of Indian administration, police, judiciary, and even members of civil society, are steeped in patriarchal ways of thinking and, despite all the laws, it is extremely difficult for women to even register a police complaint against dowry-related harassment.\n\nThere are also complaints against the misuse of dowry laws by some disgruntled women, and some have campaigned—unsuccessfully, so far—to dilute the existing anti-dowry laws. In one of its rulings, the Indian Supreme Court allowed the misuse of anti-dowry law by women as a sufficient ground for their husbands to seek divorce.\n\nIn the midst of these arguments, the incidences of crimes against women related to dowry have increased alarmingly. The Indian National Crime Records Bureau reported 8083 dowry deaths in 2013—one dowry death every hour. The number of cases registered under the Dowry Prohibition Act increased markedly, by almost 300 per cent, between 2003 and 2013. One has to see these figures in perspective, as social and cultural norms coupled with administrative apathy dissuade many women from seeking police or judicial assistance. These statistics probably represent only a small fraction of dowry-related incidences, which may range from passive-aggressive behaviour to murder.\n\nThe new and confident India is essentially neoliberal—a society that has been hooked on the culture of consumerism and on flaunting affluence. The treasure trove of dowry reflects India’s fascination with latest fancy gadgets, luxury cars, property, precious metals, and now even shares in blue-chip companies.\n\nRising education levels seem to inflate the demand for dowry rather than liberate the new India from this orthodox and obnoxious custom. Non-resident Indian grooms educated or employed overseas seem to be a perfect match and therefore draw higher dowry biddings in the marriage market.\n\nWomen married into some of these non-resident Indian families face domestic violence or other forms of aggression at home due to the perceived lack of sufficient dowry. Australia has witnessed a number of serious crimes against women in the Indian community, and several of these are linked to the unfulfilled expectations of dowry.\n\nSome prominent members of the Indian community in Australia have even asked for both parties in spousal visa applications to provide statutory declarations that no dowry has been taken or given. Former Victorian premier Ted Baillieu campaigned to outlaw dowry in marriages in Australian–Indian communities, whether the transaction takes place in India or Australia, and sought to list either dowry or coercive money demands in a new marriage as a form of economic abuse under the Family Violence Protection Act.\n\nLaws exist, and more will be enacted, but the biggest onus on ending this practice lies with Indian families and the Indian community. We could start by asking questions of our own relatives, friends and neighbours—it doesn’t just happen out there, but right in our homes and backyards.\n\nSwati Parashar is a lecturer in Politics and International Relations at Monash University."
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All three were clearly stated to be eternal.\n\nHere are some Bible passages that provide an answer for this question:\n\n8 But Abram said, \"O Sovereign LORD, how can I know that I will gain possession of it?\"\n9 So the LORD said to him, \"Bring me a heifer, a goat and a ram, each three years old, along with a dove and a young pigeon.\"\n10 Abram brought all these to him, cut them in two and arranged the halves opposite each other; the birds, however, he did not cut in half.\n11 Then birds of prey came down on the carcasses, but Abram drove them away.\n12 As the sun was setting, Abram fell into a deep sleep, and a thick and dreadful darkness came over him.\n13 Then the LORD said to him, \"Know for certain that your descendants will be strangers in a country not their own, and they will be enslaved and mistreated four hundred years.\n14 But I will punish the nation they serve as slaves, and afterward they will come out with great possessions.\n15 You, however, will go to your fathers in peace and be buried at a good old age.\n16 In the fourth generation your descendants will come back here, for the sin of the Amorites has not yet reached its full measure.\"\n17 When the sun had set and darkness had fallen, a smoking firepot with a blazing torch appeared and passed between the pieces.\n18 On that day the LORD made a covenant with Abram and said, \"To your descendants I give this land, from the river of Egypt to the great river, the Euphrates--\n19 the land of the Kenites, Kenizzites, Kadmonites,\n20 Hittites, Perizzites, Rephaites,\n21 Amorites, Canaanites, Girgashites and Jebusites.\n\n20 And they will bring all your brothers, from all the nations, to my holy mountain in Jerusalem as an offering to the LORD-- on horses, in chariots and wagons, and on mules and camels,\" says the LORD. \"They will bring them, as the Israelites bring their grain offerings, to the temple of the LORD in ceremonially clean vessels.\n21 And I will select some of them also to be priests and Levites,\" says the LORD.\n22 \"As the new heavens and the new earth that I make will endure before me,\" declares the LORD, \"so will your name and descendants endure.\n\n35 This is what the LORD says, he who appoints the sun to shine by day, who decrees the moon and stars to shine by night, who stirs up the sea so that its waves roar-- the LORD Almighty is his name:\n36 \"Only if these decrees vanish from my sight,\" declares the LORD, \"will the descendants of Israel ever cease to be a nation before me.\"\n37 This is what the LORD says: \"Only if the heavens above can be measured and the foundations of the earth below be searched out will I reject all the descendants of Israel because of all they have done,\" declares the LORD.\n38 \"The days are coming,\" declares the LORD, \"when this city will be rebuilt for me from the Tower of Hananel to the Corner Gate.\n39 The measuring line will stretch from there straight to the hill of Gareb and then turn to Goah.\n40 The whole valley where dead bodies and ashes are thrown, and all the terraces out to the Kidron Valley on the east as far as the corner of the Horse Gate, will be holy to the LORD. The city will never again be uprooted or demolished.\"\n\n9 For my own name's sake I delay my wrath; for the sake of my praise I hold it back from you, so as not to cut you off.\n10 See, I have refined you, though not as silver; I have tested you in the furnace of affliction.\n11 For my own sake, for my own sake, I do this. How can I let myself be defamed? I will not yield my glory to another.\n\nIn the last days the mountain of the LORD's temple will be established as chief among the mountains; it will be raised above the hills, and peoples will stream to it.\n2 Many nations will come and say, \"Come, let us go up to the mountain of the LORD, to the house of the God of Jacob. He will teach us his ways, so that we may walk in his paths.\" The law will go out from Zion, the word of the LORD from Jerusalem.\n\n11 But now many nations are gathered against you. They say, \"Let her be defiled, let our eyes gloat over Zion!\"\n12 But they do not know the thoughts of the LORD; they do not understand his plan, he who gathers them like sheaves to the threshing floor.\n13 \"Rise and thresh, O Daughter of Zion, for I will give you horns of iron; I will give you hoofs of bronze and you will break to pieces many nations.\" You will devote their ill-gotten gains to the LORD, their wealth to the Lord of all the earth.\n\nIf you still don't agree, please read this.\n\nIf you have comments, please add them below.\n\nWow I must confess you make some very trenchant pinots.\n\n. Your favourite jiicsfutation seemed to be at the web the easiest thing to take note of. I say to you, I certainly get annoyed while other folks consider issues that they plainly do not realize about. You controlled to hit the nail upon the top as smartly as outlined out the entire thing without having side-effects , other folks can take a signal. Will probably be again to get more. 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It features an impressionistic photo of me by Nate Pottker, and I pasted the two languages on top in a certain font, and in a certain frame. Everything was deliberate. And iTunes tells me I can’t post it. You see what’s happening. We live in a time when you can’t have art that consists of more than one language. Art. Nationalism. Racism. English only, or nothing. Japanese only, or nothing. If you don’t like it, go home. Don’t come here. If you come from a strange land, don’t knock on our door, we won’t let you in. ਦਿਲ ਦੀ ਧੜਕਣ, ਭਰੂਣ, ਰਚਨਾ. ਮਨੁੱਖਜਾਤੀ. ਕੀ ਤੁਸੀਂ ਵੇਖ ਰਹੇ ਹੋ ਕੀ ਹੋ ਰਿਹਾ ਹੈ. ਉਹ ਵਿਭਿੰਨਤਾ ਨਹੀਂ ਚਾਹੁੰਦੇ. ਕੋਈ ਸਿੱਖ ਅੰਗਰੇਜ਼ੀ ਨਹੀਂ. ਸਭ ਕੁਝ ਇਕੋ ਜਿਹਾ ਹੈ, ਇਕੋ ਇਕ ਹੋ ਗਿਆ ਕਿਉਂਕਿ ਅਸੀਂ ਤੁਹਾਡੇ ਤੋਂ ਡਰਦੇ ਹਾਂ. And they want to teach our children this. Disgusting. I didn’t go ahead with it. I don’t want my money back. You won’t find “夜這い [Night Crawling]” on iTunes, Amazon, or Spotify.\n\nI can’t think of anything ten years ago, but I can thirty-five years ago. I had no interest in Sonic Youth. This year I’ve discovered Sonic Youth for the first time. They are geniuses. I went on tour with Steve Shelley, along with Mark Kozelek two years ago. That’s another story. One of the best times of my life. What a lovely man. Genius drummer and legendary, towering music figure. I’m looking forward to hearing the new solo albums by Thurston Moore and Kim Gordon. This the year of Sonic gifts for me.\n\nGoing along with the theme of thirty-five years ago, yes, I’d say so. Even more important now.\n\nThings will be much better when my country is back to normal. When our leaders aren’t lying hypocrites. We have to teach our children right. We can’t when our president is telling us to punch people we don’t agree with in the face. That it’s OK to put kids in cages. That it’s OK to disrespect women. To disrespect our friends and allies. The entire United States is experiencing PTSD.\n\nI have an interesting project that’s on its third year. 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"Integrators and end users love Power over Ethernet (PoE) devices for their cost and time saving benefits as well as their ease of use. By delivering power and data over the same Ethernet cable, PoE devices can easily be connected, disconnected, and moved without the need for extensive cabling or electrical work. From IP cameras to access control systems and beyond, PoE is now the go-to solution for locations where power outlets or network connections are hard to come by.\n\nThe low-voltage install of PoE devices is further simplified by PoE switches, which provide power to peripheral devices via a number of ports. But these switches are limited in the power output available to each PoE port and the switch as a whole. For this reason, knowing how much of your PoE power budget you are using is essential before starting any new project.",
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"These days it can seem as if budget is the primary planning consideration for customers purchasing or upgrading electrical and HVAC systems. Organizations of all kinds are watching costs more carefully than ever, and cutting back where they feel expenditures are not absolutely necessary.\n\nHowever, customers who are reluctant to add costs to a Bill of Materials (BOM) will think differently about additional products when they are shown how they deliver a positive Return on Investment (ROI).\nSurge protective devices are an excellent example of this. Making a case for the need to add surge protection is not difficult – and when the ROI is shown, it becomes an easy way to satisfy your customer while increasing your own revenues. The discussion quickly moves from the cost of surge protection to realizing a return on investment by protecting electrical and HVAC systems from damage caused by power surges.\n\nPower disruptions are an expensive risk\n\nYou can make a compelling case beginning with the fact that the cost of power disruptions has risen sharply over the last several years. A 2018 study reported the total U.S. cost of sustained power interruptions at $44 billion per year (2015), a 25% increase since 2002. The majority of costs (70%) were suffered by commercial sector customers; the industrial sector accounted for 27% of the total cost.\n\nUnderstanding the Importance of Surge Protection to Boost Sales",
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"Whether you're a manufacturer, installer, or end user, it's no secret that there is a global supply chain crisis underway as the world gradually emerges from the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic. This is due, in part, to disruptions in the global production of semiconductors and other electronic components, as well as labor shortages and rising shipping costs. Suppliers of raw materials and OEM parts are still trying to catch up, and manufacturers accustomed to only keeping a few months' worth of parts in inventory have felt the pinch. The lack of key electronic components in particular has limited companies from maintaining production of the vital technology their customers need.\n\nDespite these global hardships, DITEK's production is as strong as ever. Because of our strategic planning and the smart inventory practices we have always followed, we have maintained a healthy supply of raw materials and components.\n\nWe have been able to manufacture our wide selection of surge protection devices (SPDs) without interruption. And because DITEK's surge protection solutions are made in the USA, in Tampa, FL, they are not impacted by the global procurement crisis. Our customers don't have to worry about their SPDs getting stuck in transit at an overseas port.",
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"The National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) is a non-profit organization that publishes over 300 consensus codes and standards meant to reduce the risk of fire and other hazards in residential, commercial, and industrial facilities around the world. Each code contains the acronym NFPA followed by a number. NFPA 70® is the National Electrical Code® (NEC®) and sets the standard for electrical safety in residential, commercial, and industrial environments.\n\nFirst published in 1897, the NEC receives an update every three years, most recently in 2020, and can be viewed for free online. According to the NFPA, each update is the result of input from over 500 experts at national, state, and local levels, as well as members of the general public representing thousands of hours of meetings.\n\nOne of the significant additions to NEC 2020 are codes that now call for surge protection in residences. Article 230.67 stipulates that all electrical services to dwellings must have surge protection devices (SPDs) installed at or near the service entrance, and that SPDs \"shall be an integral part of the service equipment or shall be located immediately adjacent thereto.\"",
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"Mayor Eric Adams unleashed on reporters over criticism of his latest controversial hires — together with placing his personal brother in a six-figure put up — saying in an prolonged reply Friday he’ll abide by a battle board ruling however finally he can rent who he needs as a result of, “I’m the mayor.”\n\n“When other mayors hired their law partners, they hired the people they knew from school that they came up through the ranks, there was nothing to say about it,” Adams mentioned at an unrelated press convention in Queens, showing to bristle after days of scrutiny over his staffing.\n\n“I’m going to hire the best people for the job that I’ve known throughout my years in government and their talents,” Adams mentioned.\n\n“And the rationale I can do that’s as a result of I’m the mayor. I’m the mayor of the City of New York. And it’s gonna take some time earlier than individuals understand that I’m liable for constructing a crew to finish the inequality in our metropolis.",
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"“So if I want to hire a team to end the dysfunctionality of this city, I’m going to do that and I’m not going to allow people to dismantle my ability to build the right team, no matter who it is at the time. Let me finish my my comment. And so I’m hearing all this critique of what I’m doing, but those who have followed me on the campaign trail, you heard three things from me: stay focused, no distractions and crime.”\n\nThe response got here to a query about an alleged proposal through the transition to exchange the City Hall screening safety with armed civilian staff as a substitute of uniformed cops, just like different New York City buildings. The proposed plan, which was reported by NBC, by no means moved ahead after being shortly shot down.\n\nThe story comes within the wake of Adams tapping his brother, a 56-year-old retired police sergeant, to run his safety element. News of his brother’s appointment to the NYPD was first reported by The Post final week when Bernard Adams confirmed he would function a deputy commissioner.",
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"Little princess: Brogan decked out in head to toe labels\n\nGiven that Brogan Mackay was born with not so much a silver spoon as a £25 Burberry designer dummy in her mouth, it is perhaps no surprise that she is growing up with rather expensive tastes.\n\nIn 11 short years she has graduated from £180 white Gucci loafers, bought by her mother, Alison, before Brogan could even toddle, to £475 Jimmy Choo sandals, and now has a wardrobe stuffed with designer outfits and handbags to match.\n\nHer bedroom is strewn with Chanel and Prada handbags. A Gucci bag lies tossed to one side, and is that the latest Louis Vuitton lurking beneath a sequined cushion? Indeed it is, for Brogan likes to start each school year with a new ‘It’ bag.\n\nIf there was a GCSE in designer labels, Brogan would be on course for a triple-starred A.\n\nAnd when she tires of all her designer clobber, she can amuse herself with her £550 flatscreen TV, iPhone and £1,300 worth of top brand computer equipment so she can keep up-to-date with the very latest trends and showbiz gossip about her favourite idols.\n\nIt will not surprise you to learn that her role models are such luminaries as Paris Hilton, Katie Price and sexually provocative pop star Lady GaGa, whose choice of outfit often consists of knickers and little else. Brogan, remember, is just 11, and has just finished primary school.\n\nOn top of all these designer purchases is the cost of Brogan’s make-up, nail extensions, hair highlights and the fake tanning sessions - paid for by the bank of Mum and Dad.\n\nThe total amount her parents have lavished on her over the past 11 years is in excess of £150,000 - enough to put towards a much bigger home than the three-bedroom flat in Glasgow where Alison, 28, a part-time pharmacy dispenser and hairdresser lives with Brogan’s father Stephen, 28, a supervisor at a plumbers’ merchants, and their younger daughter, Carys, aged five.\n\n‘When I think of all the money we have spent on Brogan over the years, even I can’t believe it. Her first outfit as a newborn was Baby Dior,’ says Alison, who appears to equate love with lavishing consumer goods on her firstborn.\n\n‘She is spoilt, probably the most spoilt child in Britain. She has everything she needs but I just can’t stop.\n\nWhenever I see anything nice I think “Oh, Brogan would like that.” ’\nWhile Brogan is clad in designer labels, Alison says she can only afford to dress herself and the rest of the family in High Street brands.\n\nHer younger daughter, Carys, Alison says, is a very easy-going child with no interest in designer clothes and is happy with whatever she is given.\n\n‘I can’t go into a shop without buying Brogan something. She enjoys being pampered because it makes her feel grown up.\n\nShe’s always been obsessed with her looks and I’m happy to work extra hours to buy her new clothes. It makes me proud.’\n\nShe adds: ‘It’s not that I don’t spend money on Carys - I like both my girls to look nice and people are always commenting about how lovely their clothes are - it’s just that Brogan really cares about her appearance and she was an only child until she was six, so we got used to spending all our money on her.\n\n‘Brogan will say to me “Mum, you’re not going out hairdressing again tonight are you?”, and I’ll reply “Where do you think all the money comes from to pay for your things?”\n\n‘Stephen doesn’t mind and just says “Oh let her have it.” We have no savings, but he believes in living for the day.",
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"What cash flow problem? Brogan with her new credit card\n\n‘She has 35 pairs of designer shoes and because her feet are still growing, sometimes she only wears them once before they’re too small. When I see the bin-liners full of shoes, ready to take to the charity shop, I do think “What a waste.”’\n\nAnd if that was not worrying enough, Mum and Dad have also provided Brogan with her very own credit card, which they keep topped up with between £200 and £400 a month, so she can carry on learning about the value of money, by spending their hard-earned cash in their absence.\n\nHalf of Alison and Stephen’s £30,000 joint income goes on Brogan, and for her 11th birthday they splashed out by spending £2,000 on a stretch limo in which Brogan and ten of her friends - all dressed in pink - drove around Glasgow sipping nonalcoholic champagne.\n\nBrogan’s birthday present was a pedigree West Highland Terrier, which goes by the name ‘Barbie’. Small dogs are all the rage amongst the famous-for-simply-being-famous celebs, such as idol Paris Hilton.\n\nOh, and did we forget to mention Brogan has her very own ironing lady, who takes away all those designer clothes and returns them, every week, perfectly pressed?\n\nMum Alison pays for that, too, while pressing her own and Stephen’s clothes.\n\nCan’t Brogan iron her own things? ‘I’m frightened to let her near the iron in case she burns herself,’ says Alison, who in her rather warped parental landscape, can’t see that all this needless, expensive pampering might be far more damaging.",
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"Chalk and cheese: Brogan at eight with her younger sister Carys, who has no interest in designer clothes\n\nMost mothers try to insulate their daughters from the pernicious influence of society’s obsession with celebrity lifestyle, fame and body image. But Alison appears to have bought into it wholesale.\n\n‘Some other mothers don’t approve. When friends from school come to play, their mothers will say “My daughter didn’t have a clue about designer labels until she saw all Brogan’s things, now she wants them too”,’ says Alison.\n\n‘But that’s why Brogan is seen as the coolest girl in school and at parents’ evenings teachers are always telling us that she is the ringleader in any group. All the girls look up to her.’\n\nWhat a comforting thought for other mothers trying to instill in their children values which have nothing to do with consumerism.\n\nIt has reached the stage where Brogan, brought up with an ingrained sense of entitlement, will throw a tantrum when she does not get exactly what she wants, even though, in other respects, there is an ordinary, caring, innocent little girl desperate to get out.\n\n‘Brogan is an altar girl and every Sunday she’s at chapel and sometimes when she sees me going out at night to cut hair again to pay for things, she’ll say “I’m sorry Mum” and will offer to do the hoovering or wash the dishes,’ says Alison.\n\n‘She still plays with Barbies and plays make-believe games with her little sister. Her favourite game is playing with her baby dolls.’\n\nPerhaps the answer to this very modern take on the ‘poor little rich girl’ tale lies in the fact that Alison and Stephen were just 17 years old when they accidentally became parents. Alison says she was spoilt herself by her parents, Beth and Kenneth McLean, a builder.\n\n‘I’ve always loved shopping, so has my mum. It’s always been spend, spend, spend with us,’ says Alison, who admits to wanting to live out her dreams through Brogan, by giving her everything she would otherwise be buying for herself. In other words, Brogan is the ultimate ‘mini-me’.\n\n‘When Brogan was born, all the nurses were laughing at her designer Baby Dior clothes and Burberry dummies.",
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"‘They’d never seen anything like it and wanted to take her round to show all the other mothers,’ says Alison, who boasts that she and Brogan are more like sisters than mother and daughter, going off for tanning sessions together.\n\n‘I just wanted the best for her and when I walked into a shop and saw something lovely I just had to have it for her. When she started nursery, the staff used to say to me “Brogan’s clothes are getting ruined, can you bring her in some old clothes?” But she didn’t have any, they were all designer, and she’d regularly come home with them spattered in paint.’\n\nAlison first started colouring Brogan’s hair when she was three - pink wash-out highlights to match her pink designer Moschino dress, for a party at the nursery. And with matching nail extensions, of course.\n\n‘Then, when she was about six, her blonde hair started to go a bit dull, so I put in some permanent highlights to brighten it up and it looked lovely. She liked it so much she kept asking to go lighter and lighter,’ says Alison.\n\n‘Now she’s into Lady GaGa she wants to look just like her, with long hair and a white blonde fringe. She likes dressing up in the same outfits too, leotards and hotpants, but she’s not allowed out in clothes like that.’\n\nWith her designer outfits, highlighted hair, high heels and make-up, Brogan is regularly mistaken for an 18-year-old, while Alison - who hardly ever wears make-up - is the one asked for identification when she tries to buy a 15-rated DVD.\n\nBut perhaps the most disturbing aspect of allowing Brogan to become so totally immersed in a celebrity culture is that the latest thing she craves is a boob job.\n\nShe has told her mother she would like to become a glamour model and is already pestering her for surgery.\n\n‘I keep telling her she’s only 11 and that her figure will develop when she’s older and there’s plenty of time,’ says Alison.\n\nHowever, considering how Alison has caved in to almost every one of Brogan’s demands, one doubts her ability to say ‘no’ to her daughter.\n\n‘I’d love her to become famous, because that’s all she talks about, but it does worry me that she’s now talking about glamour modelling,’ says Alison. ‘She doesn’t really understand the sleazy side of it all because she’s only 11. All she sees is the money, the fame, the nice lifestyle and the parties.\n\n‘I don’t want her to become a glamour model, but I’ve told her I can’t stop her doing what she wants to do when she’s older.\n\n‘I say to her “What about becoming a teacher?” and she’ll just roll her eyes.\n‘My youngest says “Mum, I want to be a hairdresser just like you”, but Brogan insists she’ll never be just a hairdresser.’\n\nPerhaps Alison only has herself to blame. Surely she is responsible for allowing Brogan to be mesmerised by these flashy, seductive, overly sexualised images on television and in magazines at such a young age?\n\nAnd what happens if Brogan doesn’t make it as a model? How, as an adult, is she going to fund the WAG lifestyle inhabited by the Cheryl Coles of this world?\n\n‘I try to tell her that money doesn’t grown on trees. A friend of hers recently got a job doing a paper round and I suggested to Brogan she might like to do the same, but she just said “No chance.”\n\nAnd if she doesn’t make it, you know who’s going to be paying for it, in more ways than one.\n\n• A version of this story appears in Closer magazine, out now.\n\nAt just 11, is Brogan the most SPOILT child in Britain?"
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"“We imagined persons would end adopting since they would want to conserve their dollars,” reported Cindy Sharpley, founder and director of Very last Prospect Animal Rescue, a nonprofit animal shelter in Waldorf. “But that has not happened. It is been just the opposite. They are heading like scorching cakes. We can rarely retain them in stock.”\n\nPast Chance noticed its pet adoptions — generally canine — raise 30 to 40 p.c previous year more than 2019. Blessed Dog Animal Rescue in Arlington claimed it envisioned to complete 2020 supporting about 3,385 pets discover homes, up from about 1,800 the 12 months just before.\n\n“Anyone who felt like, ‘I just can’t adopt an animal mainly because I’m at do the job all day’ is now acquiring they’re at household,” Horowitz said. “People want a pet for companionship and to give young children a perception of accountability and a playmate.”\n\nKimberly Ross, 50, who life in Northeast Washington, mentioned she set in at minimum eight programs whilst attempting to adopt a pet and ultimately obtained one particular from the Humane Rescue Alliance two weeks later. She met Steedle, a 19-pound mini pinscher combine, on a Zoom simply call.\n\n“She was cute, and I could see she was great,” Ross said, noting how substantially she and her 10-12 months-old daughter take pleasure in using the dog on walks and acquiring licks.\n\n“Normally we’d be functioning to tutoring or basketball,” Ross claimed. “We really do not have our typical activities, so we have much more time at property to treatment for her.”\n\nThe pandemic has remaining rescue teams in the Washington region and somewhere else looking for animals to match the rising number of inquiries. Lots of area animal shelters and rescues get animals from crowded amenities in North Carolina, South Carolina, Puerto Rico, Texas, Ga and Mississippi. They are in the posture of competing with 1 a different to convey in a lot more pets from outside the house the location.\n\n“There just have not been a lot of animals to acquire in,” Horowitz mentioned. “It’s been tricky obtaining animals.”\n\nThe boost in animal adoptions throughout the Washington area mirrors a related pattern nationwide.\n\nShelter Animals Count, which runs a databases that tracks shelter and rescue action, appeared at pet adoptions in the course of the pandemic. The group, which tracks about 500 rescue companies across the state, recorded 26,000 additional pet adoptions in 2020 than in the year prior to — a rise of about 15 percent.\n\nIn April in the vicinity of the beginning of the pandemic, it observed the nationwide pet adoption amount bounce 34 per cent in excess of the same time a year previously, in accordance to the group’s “Covid-19 Affect Report.”\n\nShelter Animals Depend mentioned rescue group 4 Paws 4 Life in Colorado virtually doubled the amount of pets adopted during the initial eight months of past calendar year in comparison with a year before. Kimberly Davidson, the head of adoptions at 4 Paws 4 Lifetime, explained many persons who adopted animals claimed they wanted “an emotional aid animal” in the course of the pandemic. At Homeward Certain Cat Adoptions in Nevada, 488 cats have been adopted in the 1st eight months of 2020, when compared with 200 during that similar time in 2019.\n\nIn the D.C. location, animal welfare officials reported the final time they saw these a increase in pet adoptions was soon after 9/11.\n\nOn a latest weekend, rescuers from Previous Prospect picked up about 100 animals from Louisiana, and they have been snapped up in adoptions in a couple days.\n\nAt the Humane Rescue Alliance in D.C., officials mentioned desire is up but the quantity of pet adoptions was down final 12 months mainly because of the low source of animals. The group has a waiting listing of individuals seeking to foster a pet, a application that keeps an animal in someone’s dwelling instead of a shelter until eventually it finds a lasting spot to stay.\n\nBhavna Mukundan, 29, who lives in the District’s Navy Property neighborhood, claimed she adopted Samson, a 13-yr-old Chihuahua blend, from the Humane Rescue Alliance in the summer months. She usually travels for perform but has been being household for the duration of the pandemic. She used for a doggy by way of three shelters in advance of bringing Samson household.\n\n“You utilize for a canine and then it is absent the next moment,” she mentioned. “There are just so several men and women waiting around to get canine.”\n\nDaryl Pendleton, a health and fitness center operator and private trainer who lives in Reston, mentioned he experienced talked about adopting a canine for years, but thought of it a lot more severely right after the pandemic strike. He adopted Gus, a 4-calendar year-previous poodle-Maltese combine, in the summer from Fortunate Canine animal rescue in Arlington.\n\n“For me, the pandemic was the fantastic time to get a doggy due to the fact I experienced far more time now to invest with him,” Pendleton said. “He’s a component of my family.”\n\nRay Ferrara, a authentic estate agent who life in Shaw, claimed he’s organizing to talk to his parents to assist just take treatment of his newly adopted puppy, Carson — an 8-month-aged lab blend — when he resumes article-pandemic vacation. He adopted Carson in the tumble from Lucky Puppy.\n\n“Right now my routine is pretty adaptable, and I uncovered myself obtaining a large amount of time so I could practice him and consider him on playdates,” Ferrara claimed. “I’m not confident pre-covid if I would have dedicated to that.”\n\nAnimal rescue operators mentioned they get worried that immediately after the pandemic, some new pet homeowners may well not have the time or want the accountability and expense related with an animal. That could guide to some remaining returned to shelters, but officers are advising new pet owners to put together them selves — and their freshly adopted pet — to the realities of “normal” lifetime.\n\nOne tip is to go away the pet alone in a crate or other space for up to an hour at a time so they get applied to becoming alone. Authorities also encouraged pet house owners to allow their pet turn into accustomed to a walker or neighbor in advance of they will need guidance from that person.\n\n“You have to get ready oneself and your pet for operating in the environment that we utilised to live in,” Horowitz reported.\n\nAlexandra Jeszeck, 29, of Kensington explained adopting 1-12 months-old Wally, a German shepherd mix, in October has improved her way of life.\n\nPrior to the pandemic, she and her husband weren’t established on adopting a pet because it could interfere with social outings and other gatherings. Alternatively, Jeszeck reported, Wally has served them get out extra in the community, enabling them to fulfill new men and women as they acquire him on walks.\n\nWhen she goes again to work at the Governing administration Accountability Workplace, she reported, she ideas to telework at least two days a week to invest time with Wally.\n\nAnimal rescue officers stated their staffs and volunteers are doing work to hold up with the demand of processing pets and purposes for adoption, but they are also content to see increasing curiosity in animal adoption.\n\n“It’s a superb trouble to have,” Sharpley mentioned."
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"Toyota the car manufacturer has announced an immediate recall of the newly launched bZ4X electric SUV concerning a major issue with the wheels. According to the reports, the crossover electric SUV is facing an issue with the wheels which might cause wheel detachment in case of driving at high speed. Yes! That’s true and the company has already confirmed it. Let’s have a closer look at the news.\n\nSEE ALSO: Apple iPhone Users In India Will Get 12 Filters For Spam Messages With iOS 16\n\nAs per the reports, around 2700 Toyota bZ4X SUVs are already recalled out of which 2000 vehicles were from the European market. While 260 EVs are retained from the United States, 110 were from Japan, and 20 vehicles were called off from Canada.\n\nIt seems that the company has shared the public statement informing all the vehicle owners as soon as they noticed the issue with the bZ4X SUVs. It was a quick action by the brand to spread awareness and to avoid any mishap beforehand.\n\n“After low-mileage use, all of the hub bolts on the wheel can loosen to the point where the wheel can detach from the vehicle. If a wheel detaches from the vehicle while driving, it could result in a loss of vehicle control, increasing the risk of a crash. The cause of the issue and the driving patterns under which this issue could occur are still under investigation,” BGR quoted Toyota’s statement.\n\nToyota bZ4X SUV was launched a couple of weeks back in the European market and it’s the company’s first full-electric EV that went into mass production. At the launch, the company promises the Toyota bZ4X SUV is capable of offering more than 500km of coverage in a single charge. The EV gets a 71.4Wh battery with 18-inch wheels and a keyless feature. The reason behind the loosened hub bolts is still under investigation and we will keep you updated as soon as the company shares more details about it."
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"Step back in time find out what it was like to live in Marietta, Georgia in 1849. This information about the City of Marietta and Cobb County was published 12 years before the Civil War. When this was written, the population of Cobb County was more than 4 times larger than the population of Atlanta, and just two years prior to the publication of this book, Atlanta was known as the City of Marthasville.\n\nExcerpts from:\nStatistics\nof the\nState of Georgia\nPublished by George White in 1849\n\nBOUNDARIES. – This county is bounded north by Cherokee and Cass, east by Forsyth and De Kalb, south by Campbell and a small portion of De Kalb, and west by Paulding.\n\nLaid out from Cherokee, and organized in 1832.\n\nPOPULATION, TAXES, REPRESENTATION\nThe population is increasing. The census of 1845 gave to Cobb 10,518 inhabitants, of which 1,474 were slaves. Amount of State tax for 1848, 82,691 61. Sends two representatives to the Legislature.\n\nThe town is rapidly improving. Since the 1st of May, 1848, more than 60 houses have been built. Many persons from the low country of Georgia and South Carolina have recently re-moved here. The climate arid water will compare with any in the world. Provisions are cheap. Marietta, from the advantages it possesses in point of situation, accessibility, climate, and water, is destined to be one among the most attractive places in our State.\n\nAcworth is a small village on the Western and Atlantic Railroad, twelve miles. N. W. of Marietta, in the midst of a thickly settled country. Population about 50.\n\nPowder Springs, twelve miles S. W. of Marietta, on the road to Villa Rica, in Carroll, has two churches, Methodist and Baptist, and one school. Population 200.\n\nRoswell, a pretty village, so called from Roswell King, Esq., situated 13 miles from Marietta and one mile from the Chattahoochee. Settled by persons chiefly from the seaboard of Georgia and South Carolina, and is the seat of an extensive cotton factory, it has one store, one church, one male and female academy, &c.\n\nFACE OF THE COUNTRY, NATURE OF THE SOIL, VALUE OF LAND.\nThe surface of the country is broken. The lands’upon the Chattahoochee are rich, and will produce 800 pounds of cotton per acre, 8 barrels of corn, and from 20 to 30 bushels of wheat.\n\nThe creek bottoms are also fertile, and well adapted to cotton, wheat, and corn.\n\nThe uplands are of a mulatto and gray colour, will produce 600 pounds of cotton per acre, 5 barrels of corn, and about 15 bushels of wheat.\n\nThe water-power fine. Wages of operatives dependent upon their industry. The temperance principle strictly enforced. Provision made for the instruction of thè children. Goods manufactured have a high character, and are sent to Tennessee, Alabama, and to various parts of Georgia.\n\nAt Lebanon, the Roswell factory have an extensive merchant mill, capable of making from 1 to 300 barrels of flour per day. An extensive tannery, the property of Colonel Dunwoody, is located at this place. The leather made here is pronounced equal to any in the United States.\n\nGrist-mills 21, saw-mills 21, besides several merchant mills on Soap creek. Seven miles east of Marietta is an extensive distillery, at, which are made 120 gallons of whiskey per day.\n\nMOUNTAINS\nKenesaw Mountain, 2.5 miles from Marietta, is 1828 feet above the level of the ocean; so called from an Indian chief who was accidentally shot by a white man, whilst on a hunting excursion. The view from the top of the mountain is beautiful. Lost Mountain, Brushy Mountain, and Sweat Mountain, are considerable elevations.\n\nMINERAL, SPRINGS\nThe Powder springs have acquired some celebrity, and will, in the course of time, attract the notice of persons seeking health and recreation. They are highly impregnated with sulphur and magnesia, and are efficacious in the cure of diseases, particularly those of a cutaneous character and dyspepsia.\n\nMINERALS\nGold has been found on Proctor’s creek, in the northern part of the county. At Allatoona, on Powder Spring creek, on Sweet Water creek, near Kenesaw mountain, and in Marietta. Granite is abundant. Silver, iron, lead, copper, talc, soap-stone, plumbago, quartz, &c.\n\nROADS\nThe roads are as good as the nature of the country will allow. The principal road crosses the Chattahoochee at the Standing Peach-tree, passes through Marietta and Allatoona to Cassville. Another main road passes through Sand Town in Campbell county to Allatoona, and is known as the Alabama road. Another road much travelled, is the one which crosses the Chattahoochee river at McAfee’s bridge, and passes near Roswell to Vann’s valley, and North Alabama.\n\nRELIGIOUS SECTS\nThe religious sects are Baptists, Missionary and Anti-Missionary, Presbyterians, Methodists, Episcopalians, and a few Universalists. There are about 20 churches in the county, and probably as many ministers.\n\nEDUCATION\nThere are many respectable schools in various sections of the county, particularly at Marietta and Roswell.\n\nCHARACTER OF THE PEOPLE\nConsidering the recent settlement of the county, the people generally may be said to be orderly and temperate. On public occasions irregularities are often committed, but upon the whole the population of Cobb will compare favourably with many of the older counties of the State. The tone of morals is improving every day.\n\nAMUSEMENTS\nThese chiefly consist in hunting, dancing and visiting. Parties occasionally go to the Powder Springs, and the Kenesaw mountain. Soirées are quite common in Marietta.\n\nCLIMATE\nThe climate, though variable, is as healthy as any portion of the United States. Exposure to the cold and rain is hardly ever attended by serious consequences. No case of consumption has ever occurred in the county. The summer diseases are bowel complaints, &c. The winter diseases are pleurisy and pneumonia.\n\nANTIQUITIES\nOn Mud creek there are the remains of an ancient fortification, and on the Chattahoochee several small mounds.\n\nNAME\nJohn Cobb emigrated from Virginia in 17—, and settled in Columbia county, where his son Thomas W. Cobb was born, in honour of whom this county was named. For some time he went to school to Dr. Waddel near Applington, and made considerable proficiency in the languages. He afterwards studied law in the office of the Hon. Wm. H. Crawford, and settled in Lexington. In a short period he attained to a degree of eminence in his profession which probably has been seldom surpassed by any lawyer in Georgia. He was elected to Congress in 1816, and in 1823, and in 1824 was elected senator, which office he resigned in 1828, and became a judge of the Superior Court for the Ocmulgee circuit. He died in 1830 at Greenesborough, where he had removed from Lexington. Mr. Cobb was deeply versed in the knowledge of the law, eloquent and argumentative. In his intercourse with men, he was sprightly and entertaining. He held religion in -the highest veneration, and his house was open to the ministers of the gospel.\nSource: Google book search.\n\nBonus: A couple more scanned images from the book regarding nearby Atlanta and Stone Mountain.",
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