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"Otsapa Ubani Otsapa, chairman of the National Union of Local Government Employees (NULGE), Ado Local Government Chapter, Benue State, has been docked by the EFCC for alleged criminal conspiracy, abuse of office and diversion of public funds to the tune of N17.5 million.\n\nOne of the two-count charge reads: “That you, Otsapa Ubani Otsapa being Chairman of National Union of Local Government Employees (NULGE), Ado Chapter, between 2016 and 2019 in Ado Local Government area of Benue State within the jurisdiction of this Honourable Court, was entrusted with the sum of N17,552,400.00 by the NULGE state chapter for the welfare of its members, but dishonesty misappropriated the said sum and thereby committed an offence, contrary to Section 312 of the Penal Code (CAP) 124 Laws of Benue State, and punishable under Section 313 of the same Law”."
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Restless, he dropped out during his sophomore year, and after some floundering moved back to Europe, where he took courses at the University of Vienna and studied modern dance at Vienna’s Hellerau-Laxenburg School. Denby found a home in the dance studio. He joined a dance company in Darmstadt, Germany, and appeared with several troupes in Switzerland.\n\nAll along, Denby was writing poetry, and he continued to identify as a poet first even in his later years. Lincoln Kirstein once said that poets are “choreographers of words”; perhaps this is why Denby felt an instant affinity with George Balanchine, a fellow neoclassicist, when he saw the Ballets Russes perform Balanchine’s Prodigal Son in Paris in 1930.\n\nJust two years after Balanchine came to the U.S. in 1933, a tired and injured Denby followed, settling into an unheated fourth-floor walkup on West 21st Street in Manhattan. (He would live in this apartment, along with his cat Friendly, whom he fed jars of baby food, for the rest of his life.) Hopelessly unemployed, Denby submitted a rambling manuscript to Modern Music magazine. Editor Minna Lederman saw something in his writing and asked him to write a dance column for a penny a word.\n\nDenby began writing about dance at a crucial moment in America’s cultural history. Several choreographers—with Balanchine and Martha Graham at the forefront—were starting to make daring, energetic pieces that felt distinctly American. In the essays Denby wrote for Modern Music (and later for the New York Herald Tribune, Dance Magazine and The Nation, among others), he developed a style of criticism that is at once breezy and lyrical, a poetic mode uniquely suited to those vibrant new works. “Edwin’s writing lets the dance be what it is, and gives it back to the reader in a way that’s primarily—and gorgeously—descriptive,” says Dunn. “He had opinions, but judgment wasn’t his first priority. His major putdown word was ‘admirable.’ Even if he didn’t like a piece, he would never stop looking.”\n\nDenby wrote beautifully about many American choreographers, including Graham, Jerome Robbins and Merce Cunningham, but he was at his best reviewing Balanchine’s dances. And his timing was perfect: Denby’s critical career spanned one of the prolific choreographer’s most fruitful periods, so that his essays form an exquisite catalogue of some of the most iconic Balanchine masterpieces. A famous passage from a 1945 review gracefully captures the dramatic texture of a pivotal moment in Concerto Barocco:\n\nAgainst a background of chorus that suggests the look of trees in the wind before a storm breaks, the ballerina, with limbs powerfully outspread, is lifted by her male partner…in narrowing arcs higher and higher. Then at the culminating phrase, from her greatest height he very slowly lowers her…till her toe reaches the floor and she rests her full weight at last on this single sharp point…It has the effect at that moment of a deliberate and powerful plunge into a wound.\n\nDenby’s remarkable work earned him a Guggenheim fellowship in 1948, the Dance Magazine Award in 1965 and the Brandeis University Notable Achievement award in 1979. He also published two volumes of dance criticism, Looking at the Dance (1949) and Dancers, Buildings and People in the Streets (1965). With characteristic modesty, Denby never trumpeted these accomplishments. He kept only one copy of each of his books, hiding them in a closet.\n\nThough his dance writing slowed to a halt in the 1960s, Denby kept attending performances. And he didn’t discriminate; his white head presided serenely over downtown shows just as frequently as it appeared at New York City Ballet productions. All the while, Denby led the way for the next generation of critics, like Arlene Croce, Robert Gottlieb and Joan Acocella. Croce, former New Yorker dance critic and Denby’s good friend, once joked that she has “spent years combing Denbyisms out of her prose.” (“What’s wrong with that?” says Dunn. “Leave ’em in!”)\n\nSuffering from excruciating ulcers and other medical problems, Denby quietly took his own life on July 12, 1983. Biographer William MacKay says that Balanchine’s death just three months earlier left Denby “standing on the wrong side of an epoch.” But he’d already made a lasting impression on the field of dance writing. Even Balanchine, who was notoriously dismissive of dance critics, made exceptions for Denby. Shortly after reading Denby’s essay on Concerto Barocco, he showed it to Richard Buckle, then editor of the English periodical Ballet. “If you must write,” Balanchine said, tapping Denby’s review, “try writing like that.” [DT]\n\nNow, test your students’ knowledge with this history quiz."
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"Truth is over the years almost the only contributors financing the political campaigns of the commissioners overseeing the state’s trucking and utility industries come from the very companies directly regulated by the Louisiana Public Service Commission. It’s totally legal.\n\nNow that the regulated solar energy industry appears no longer engaged in the Dec. 5 runoff between Republican incumbent PSC Commissioner Eric Skrmetta and his Democratic challenger Allen Borne Jr., campaign contributions by regulated traditional utilities and their allies to the regulators has become the main issue that separates the two candidates.\n\nSkrmetta, of Metairie, and Borne, of New Orleans, are vying for one of the most important positions in state government, one which launched Huey Long, John McKeithen and Kathleen Blanco to the Governor’s Mansion. The 1st PSC District includes all or part of 11 parishes but most of the residents live in the Jefferson and St. Tammany Parish suburbs of New Orleans along with the Ascension and Livingston Parish suburbs of Baton Rouge.\n\nEarly voting began Friday, took the day off Sunday, and will continue Monday through Saturday at 6 p.m., though not on Thursday, Thanksgiving, and Friday, Acadian Day.\n\nRepresenting more constituents than each of the six congressmen, each of the five elected PSC commissioners make decisions worth billions of dollars, most of which everyday Louisiana residents and businesses are called upon to pay. But the PSC operates at the intersection of complex engineering and high finance, boring many consumers and the media, leaving the commissioners to make their decisions in relative anonymity.\n\nDespite pulling more votes this election, Eric Skrmetta is facing a runoff for PSC Commissioner\n\nLouisiana Public Service Commissioner Eric Skrmetta pulled down more votes Tuesday night than he did to win reelection in 2014. But the two-ti…\n\nSo, it should come as no surprise that about $257,812 of the $369,584 – 70% of that total campaign contributions Skrmetta reported Nov. 12 to the Board of Ethics – came from the lobbyists and company officials with business before the commission. Nearly $50,000 came from Entergy, less than the roughly $40,182 from the Republican Party establishment, according to campaign finance disclosures. Stone Pigman, a large New Orleans law firm that is hired to do a lot of consulting and research work for the PSC, ponied up about $14,350 for Skrmetta’s reelection effort. (Exact numbers are difficult to determine in Louisiana, where unlike many states and the federal government, doesn’t require donors to identify their employers.)\n\nIn contrast, Borne reported only $13,951 from friends and family, many of whom are lawyers in small firms or solo practitioners, according to campaign disclosures filed with the Board of Ethics. Borne says he has spent about $70,000 of his money.\n\nSkrmetta said utility company contributions don’t equate to control of himself and the other commissioners. Monthly Entergy bills are lower now than they were in 2008, in the months before Skrmetta joined the commission. He readily ticks off a long list of decisions he made and court cases he backed over the past dozen years in office that went against the business interests of Entergy – the largest corporation headquartered in Louisiana and supplier of electricity to about half the state.\n\n“We’ve cut the utility ask by over $8 billion. We’ve litigated aggressively and we’ve returned money to the ratepayers. …Our rate mechanism is paving the way for $119 billion of new industry for Louisiana,” Skrmetta said. “We’re saving money for the public on a regular basis.”\n\nBut that misses the point, Borne said.\n\nWhile rates have remained relatively low, monthly electric bills are among the lowest in the country largely because the price of natural gas, which fuels many of the generators in Louisiana that make electricity, have collapsed on the world market.\n\nUtilities were given monopoly status a century ago because the amount of infrastructure necessary to transmit and deliver electricity made granting one company exclusive rights over a given territory more efficient. The PSC was set up to ensure that the companies wouldn’t charge higher rates than they would if there was competition.\n\nUtility companies are allowed to collect the costs of making, transmitting, and delivering electricity plus a guaranteed profit, usually about 10 percent. Commissioners decide “allowable” costs, which determines how much customers pay and how much comes out of the monopoly’s profits.\n\nBy dominating the cash flow of commissioner campaigns, Borne said, utility executives and their lobbyists have greater access. Commissioners hear hard arguments from the corporations but only have an abstract notion of what’s best for consumers.\n\n“They want to make money and you can’t blame them for that,” Borne said of the utilities, adding he wants to ban contributions from the regulated as Alabama, Georgia and Mississippi have done. Twenty-two states restrict corporations from contributing to political campaigns, according to the National Conference of State Legislatures.\n\n“I believe the Legislature, if the PSC itself won’t, should ban contributions from the companies the PSC regulate as a monopoly,” Borne said.\n\nSkrmetta received 134,900 votes or 31% of the 431,014 cast in the Nov. 3 primary. Borne received 107,174 votes or 25% of the total. Three other Republican candidates, one without party affiliation and one from the Green Party, split the remaining vote.\n\nSome commentators called the PSC primary the dirtiest and most bitter campaign on the Nov. 3 ballot, which also included presidential, congressional races along with choosing every district judge and district attorney in the state. Skrmetta was skewered in ads for an African safari trip. He was tied to the lease of land for the Boomtown Casino because of a small interest he had in his wealthy family’s business, which made the deal in the early 2000s.\n\nMost of the money for those ads came from the industry that sells and installs solar panels.\n\nThe solar industry and its lobbyists accounted for about 87% of the $143,995 reported raised by primary opponent, former Slidell Republican Rep. Kevin Pearson. One firm and its employees, PosiGen, contributed $41,600 to Pearson, according to Ethics Board disclosures. PosiGen, founded in 2011, relied on significant homeowner tax breaks aimed at building solar as an alternative to oil, gas, coal, and nuclear rods used by the privately owned utility corporations.\n\nSkrmetta opposed the tax breaks as unfair and argued that non-solar customers had to pay extra because of the rates private utilities had to pay for excess energy created by the rooftop solar panels that was sold into the grid. He was in the majority when the PSC voted 3-2 in September 2019 for new rules that would lower the rates energy companies paid.\n\nAfter Pearson ran fourth in the primary, the solar industry apparently hasn’t been willing to come out of pocket for the runoff. But in an overwhelmingly Republican district, a Democrat has a tough road to victory. Skrmetta released a television ad Friday that featured U.S. Rep. Steve Scalise, R-Jefferson, whose congressional district shares many of the same lines as Skrmetta’s PSC district. Scalise won his race Nov. 3 with 72% of the vote.\n\nSince Nov. 3, Borne said he has received only $1,000 from a single donor with ties to the solar industry.\n\nJeffrey Cantin, of Solar Alternatives Inc. in Jefferson Parish and member of the trade group, Gulf States Renewable Energy Industries Association, wrote that check to Borne. (He had given $4,000 to Pearson, according to the campaign finance reports.)\n\n“Louisiana has been caught up in being an oil and gas state. Louisiana hasn’t looked at other sources: winds, solar,” Cantin said, adding that Louisiana’s economy is benefitting from newly created jobs.\n\n“Louisiana isn’t picking up on that. Even Mississippi has more solar than Louisiana. It’s a great opportunity for Louisiana to grow up and become an energy state like its peers.”\n\nSkrmetta said he isn’t against solar but all “green” fuel sources need to be considered on the same price point as traditional fuels. “I’m focused on protecting the ratepayers,” he said."
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"My entire life, I’ve been in awe of violinist, Itzhak Pearlman, never having known music without him. My late mother was a childhood prodigy violinist, including having been among the youngest members of the San Francisco Symphony. What made her story even more remarkable was that her father was in prison, and her mother was a heroin addict and prostitute. My mother told me how when she came home from school on days when her mom was shooting up, she’d go in her room and practice the violin for hours, making any pain from her home life float away with each note.\n\nHowever, as these stories too often unfold, by the time my mother was 19, she was pregnant and living in Germany with my father who was stationed in the army there, right before he headed to fight in Viet Nam. And, through my mother’s subsequent personal demons like alcoholism, she never picked up a violin again.\n\nStill, her entire life, my mother loved the violin, and even in her darkest days decades later, she could shut her eyes, dazed on the couch from a pint of vodka, and astoundingly recall every note of an all-Beethoven program, humming it as though, in her mind, she was 15 again, in a beautiful gown, sitting upright on stage, playing every note on her beloved violin. As I grew up, it was undeniable to me even at a young age that my mother’s destiny as a concert violinist was tragically derailed – partly by uncontrollable circumstance, partly from her own horrendous decisions.\n\nStill, among the greatest gifts that my mother shared with me was violinist, Itzhak Pearlman. For my mother and me, Itzhak represented our two worlds combined – that is, the violin and disability. See, as most know, Itzhak isn’t just among the greatest violinists of our time, but a polio survivor, relying on leg braces, crutches, and a mobility scooter.\n\nI remember being in my manual wheelchair – maybe I was six years old? – meeting Itzhak back stage after a concert, a meeting somehow arranged by my mother. He awkwardly walked up to me in his cage-like leg braces, stopping directly in front of me. He seemed not just larger-than-life in spirit, but in physicality – a giant of a man, as if his head touched the sky-high ceiling of the auditorium.\n\nItzhak looked down at me, smiling, grasping my chin with his hand. “Handsome boy,” he said with an accent.\n\nThen, Itzhak placed his hand on my forehead, closed his eyes, and said something in a language that I didn’t recognize. Was it a prayer?\n\nI’ll never know what Itzhak said to me that day in a langauge that I didn’t understand, and what’s even more puzzeling to me today was how my mother arranged the meeting – I never thought to ask about that extraordinary event prior to her death. Nonetheless, what I recall most about meeting Itzhak was that his presence was easily defined through my eyes as a child: Greatness. Maybe it was the connection to my mother, or maybe I was at an impressionable age, but no other person has struck me with the true sense of greatness that I recognized in Itzhak – he has charisma beyond what can be explained. And, when witnessed in-person, his spirit is all-consuming.\n\nWith Itzhak being an astounding violinist and presence, his celebrity has made him iconic, worthy of his own urban legend. And, while the urban legend is, of course, completely untrue, it’s a worthy tale retold, no less – one that hits home a great life tenet:\n\nOn November 8, 1995, an entire audience got to witness Itzhak’s divine spirit first-hand. Like any other concert, Itzhak came onto stage with his crutches, took his seat, put his violin to his chin, and began playing. But, after the first few bars – strokes of his bow – a string broke on his 1714 Soil Stradivarius violin, the pop ricocheting through Lincoln Center’s Fisher Hall. In such a circumstance, a violinist must grab another violin or re-string the instrument, as such complex compositions can’t be played on three strings – or so anyone thought.\n\nHowever, rather than stopping, Itzhak continued playing – the whole symphony – never missing a note. He re-modulated and recomposed each piece in real-time, in his head, redefining the arcs of his bow to eliminate the need of the fourth string. The mesmerized crowd leaped to ovation at the end.\n\nBut, Itzhak, in his humbleness, calmed the audience, and simply noted, “You know, sometimes it’s an artist’s task to find out how much music you can still make with what you have left.”\n\nDid Itzhak really play an entire symphony concert on three strings? No – again, it’s an urban legend. Yet, there’s absolute truth in the fact that it should be all of our tasks to find out how much we can accomplish with what we have left at any point in life. Maybe we face disability, an ended relationship, a job loss, or a tough business climate – the list goes on and on. During such circumstances, our only question should be, how much can we accomplish with what we have left? The answer, as we can each demonstrate in our daily lives, is: we can accomplish more than most can imagine.\n\n5 thoughts on “Playing With Itzhak”"
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"Every motorist necessarily faced the issue of replacing antifreeze for one reason or another:\n\nAnd many more factors can cause the replacement of antifreeze in a car. As practice shows, the issue of replacing antifreeze motorists often face the onset of cold weather. However, this should be done not depending on the ambient temperature, but due to objective technical conditions.\n\nThe domestic market offers a huge selection of coolant of various brands, markings and colors. There are also frank fakes. Instead of antifreeze, there may be simply tinted water. Very often, various chemicals are added to these forgeries, which increase the density of the composition. This is necessary in order to show the buyer that the freezing point of this product is high (in the original antifreeze, the density is directly proportional to the freezing point). Thus, when operating a car on fakes of antifreeze, you will encounter a number of problems. The most unpleasant of them - the failure of parts of the engine cooling system and passenger compartment heating. Naturally, I do not want to be a victim of fraudsters, risking damage to the “iron horse” and personal safety.",
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"5 edition of Impact of mass media found in the catalog.\n\nPublished 1988 by Longman in New York .\nWritten in English\n\nBook Description. Mass Media and Health: Examining Media Impact on Individuals and the Health Environment covers media health influences from a variety of angles, including the impact on individual and public health, the intentionality of these effects, and the nature of the outcomes. Author Kim Walsh-Childers helps readers understand the influence that mass media has on an individual’s. Mass Effect is a science fiction media franchise developed by the Canadian company BioWare, composed of multi-platform video games and associated media. The core of the franchise is an eponymous trilogy of action role-playing third-person shooter video games, released between and , which follow Commander Shepard's mission to save the galaxy from a race of mechanical .\n\nShaping How We View the World. Mass media plays a central role in American culture and society. Mass communication affects what is said, how it is said, when it is said, and who says it. Media Exposure and Copycat Crimes. While many scholars do seem to agree that there is evidence that media violence—whether that of film, TV, or video games—increases aggression, they disagree about its impact on violent or criminal behavior (Ferguson, ; Gunter, ; Helfgott, ; Reiner, ; Savage, ).Nonetheless, it is violent incidents that most often prompt speculation Author: Nickie Phillips.\n\nBooks eventually became the first mass-marketed products in history because of the way the printing press combined three necessary elements. Maine duplication replaced hand-copied texts, it was quick, and because so many could be reproduced so fast and . group. The influence of mass media on adults is closely related to their influence on young peo ple, and just as difficult to study. The positive values in today's mass media are also significant. Young people today, without leaving home, can hear the world's best music and .",
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Media is an ever-changing field and is being critiqued now more than ever by the general public.\n\nJournalism Professor Kim Walsh-Childers has penned a new book Mass Media and Health: Examining Media Impact on Individuals and the Health Environment. The book covers media health influences from a variety of angles, including the impact on individual and public health, the intentionality of these effects, and the nature of the outcomes.\n\nBy positioning the different types of effects in the forefront, Potter helps students understand the full range of media effects, how. 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"Stop “discounting the future”, work co-operatively, shake up national and international institutions, and fight short-termism were among the calls in a new study released yesterday.\n\nWith the world’s richest nations still struggling out of the global financial crisis, and the US government shutdown having paralysed the world’s most powerful nation through just such short term thinking, it’s certainly a timely topic.\n\nEntitled Now For The Long Term, the study comes from the Oxford Martin Commission for Future Generations, established by the multidisciplinary Oxford Martin School. A broad church of academics, business leaders, entrepreneurs, government, ex-government and top civil servants, the commission spent a year examining the major trends and challenges that the world faces in the 21st century.\n\nThe commission’s members include among them current or former government members from China, Chile, Brazil, and South Africa, Dr Mo Ibrahim of the Mo Ibrahim Foundation, Nobel Laureate and philosopher Amartya Sen, Lord Nicholas Stern of the Grantham Institute for Climate Change, former director-general of the World Trade Organisation Pascal Lamy, and Arianna Huffington of the Huffington Post.\n\nTheir report, said Oxford School director and the commission’s vice chair Professor Ian Goldin, “has identified ways to break the gridlock in global affairs” and offers “concrete recommendations” to improve the lives of current, and future, generations.\n\nThe report identifies seven “megatrends” that are shaping the 21st century, which include the demographic explosion of an ageing population, the growth of a global, urbanised, socially mobile middle class, health concerns and the need for sustainability in all aspects of society.\n\nPascal Lamy, the commission’s chairman, said: “Instead of starting from the abstract, we’ve tried to look at what has and has not worked over the last 30 years in terms of coping with long term challenges. We have taken a scientific, not a philosophical approach.”\n\nThe importance lay in “building a chain”, said Lamy, “from knowledge to awareness, from awareness to mobilising political energy, and then to action.”\n\nDrawing upon the commissioners’ areas of expertise, the report identifies 15 problem areas, and suggests policies to tackle them. Some are specific, practical, and could be easily enacted. For example, establishing Worldstat, a globally recognised body for collecting, computing and comparing statistics on which to base global policy. The similar Eurostat already exists; setup costs would be fairly trivial. Or CyberEx, an international, independent platform to monitor and combat future internet threats, drawing on the best existing expertise but offered as an open, trusted, international resource to all. With the world an increasingly urban one, another idea is to link 20 countries, 30 companies and 40 cities, the C20-C30-C40 Coalition that would bring together different skills and practices in order to innovate and deliver sustainable technologies like efficient buildings and vehicles more quickly.\n\nOther suggestions are more open-ended, or difficult to implement. The report is critical of the short termism of national governments, concerned only with the next election. It is also critical of the inertia, inefficiency and inability of international organisations to produce lasting change.\n\nMo Ibrahim, the Sudanese telecomms billionaire and philanthropist whose foundation supports good governance in Africa said there was “a crisis of legitimacy”, and that “institutions have lost the people’s trust.”\n\nThe UN institutions set up after World War II, for example, were unsurprisingly tilted towards the Allies, leaving the Axis powers out in the cold. “But today Germany rules Europe, it’s economy is bigger than the UK and France put together, but it has no voice,“ Ibrahim said. “India – over a billion people – is not there, is not represented. Japan is not represented.\n\n“Is the council representative of anything, or is it just five silly guys, each waving a red card and preventing anyone from getting anything done?”\n\nThe report suggests that publicly funded institutions carry mandatory sunset clauses, which would prompt debate and an assessment of the institution in order to see if it is still fit for purpose. “We need a fresh start for the 21st century,“ he said.\n\nIt is perhaps the most difficult elements of the report that are also the most important, and the least defined. Removing the “perverse subsidies” on fossil fuels and agriculture that are highly entrenched in many parts of the world is key, as they distort markets and by subsidising the environmental cost of carbon make it harder to press the case for tackling climate change.\n\nBut most important is to play the long term game; to invest in the future, one must invest in the young people who will be the future. 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They snuck into our country illegally in hopes of demanding to be fed and taken care of by U.S. taxpayer money as in “Illegal immigrants to be eligible for Social Security, Medicare” BTW: They are illegal immigrants and not ‘undocumented” travelers on the road of life.\n\nNow that the ‘dinner’ has been served sitting in front of us is a smorgasbord multinational characters, some who may be Jihadists, felons, drug dealers, gang members, diseased and most certainly impoverished. Yet, we are informed by IL-Rep Luis Gutierrez that we the voters are uninformed children in need of Dear Leader’s guidance. Remember, we are the “stupid voters” ala Jon Gruber. We are not supposed to care what we are fed as long as “Change” is on the menu.\n\nThe Dear Reverend Hussein Obama has also blessed the meal. He used Holy Scripture to endorse his lawlessness and to promote his legacy of “Me, Myself and I”. The spirit of anti-Christ is crouching, ready to devour.\n\nThe Gospel-according-to-Progressive-George-Soros funded Illinois Voices For Immigration Deformity has also blessed the meal with their alliterative babble: “Bibles, Badges, Business.” They forgot to add “and Balkanization to boot.” Their “Call to Action” is the new Evangelical Gospel of antinomianism.\n\nForced multiculturalism, whether as found in England or Germany or France hasn’t worked out well. Many immigrants do not share the same values as their host country. In fact, the immigrants often isolate themselves into their own cultural enclave. And, the radical Islamists currently crossing our border make no distinction between church and state. They want us to be under their Sharia law. They will kill us to make this happen.\n\nIn The New Criterion article by Roger Kimball titled “Institutionalizing our demise: America vs. multiculturalism”, Kimball mentions a book by the Harvard political scientist Samuel Huntington\n\n“Who Are We? The Challenges to America’s National Identity” (2004), Kimball writes:\n\n“Does it,” Huntington asks, “take an Osama bin Laden … to make us realize that we are Americans? If we do not experience recurring destructive attacks, will we return to the fragmentation and eroded Americanism before September 11?”…\n\nMulticulturalism is a moral intoxicant; its thrill centers around the emotion of superior virtue; its hangover subsists on a diet of nescience and blighted “good intentions.”\n\nWherever the imperatives of multiculturalism have touched the curriculum, they have left broad swaths of anti-Western attitudinizing competing for attention with quite astonishing historical blindness. Courses on minorities, women’s issues, the Third World proliferate; the teaching of mainstream history slides into oblivion. “The mood,” Arthur Schlesinger wrote in The Disuniting of America (1992), his excellent book on the depredations of multiculturalism, “is one of divesting Americans of the sinful European inheritance and seeking redemptive infusions from non-Western cultures.”\n\nA profound ignorance of the milestones of American culture is one predictable result of this mood.”\n\nLet it be known that Our Dear Leader, Supreme Professor of Cultural-Legal-Social-Economic-Self-Aggrandizement Studies, has enslaved us to Multiculturalism. His doting bureaucrats will feed his new slaves from the fiat fondue melting pot, a pot laced with every form of human depravity known to man.\n\nDear Leader, in his great wisdom, has purposely created this ad hoc toxic milieu so as to dilute America’s melting pot with third world values. Progressive dictatorships feed off of this pot.\n\nDear Leader wants to amass voters who are submissive, “stupid” and obedient. And, like him, they must not care that there are laws to obey or boundaries to be wary of, or red lines to never cross. The illegal immigrants are to be his hapless ‘victims,’ Dear Leader is to be their Savior and America (always the oppressor in his anti-colonialism obsessed zeitgeist) will now submit to him. We are to be his colony of worker bees.\n\nFor the ‘victims’ there is to be the 1%’s pot of gold to be had and a third world free-for-all party to attend. “Go ahead. Break the law. Just don’t get caught. But if you do, we have liberal–minded judges who will ‘figure’ it out for you at the time. Remember, laws are meaningless under ‘social justice.”\n\nHow else can the Democrat/Progressive party survive? Only by mandating desperate, “stupid” and lawless voters out from shadowy existence and thrusting them into ‘daylight’ of the voting booth. 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Sirico speaks to the issue of Multiculturalism and that not all cultures are equal:\n\nAnd, Thomas Sowell, as well, about multiculturalism, affirmative action and the minimum wage, all of which comes into play with millions more people entering the country willy-nilly:\n\nLest anyone think that I am not being Christian enough, insensitive to the plight of others and a bigot in my opinion post above, let me summarize my own situation and realign your thinking.\n\nThe apartment buildings surrounding me are filled with a majority of Hispanics, some black Americans and some white Americans.\n\nThe apartment building complex south of me is occupied mostly with Hispanics, with some black Americans and some white Americans.\n\nReader, can you say that about where you live?\n\nI often shop at the Hispanic grocery store behind my apartment building. 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Boris Johnson for his part claimed, in answer to a question from Labour’s Hilary Benn in committee last week, that the EU was not negotiating in good faith – though he was driven to concede he may be mistaken.\n\nBlair’s pronouncements and those of other has-beens and fellow travellers do not factor into the equation that the EU itself may not be entirely innocent. They assume the British are the bad guys and that the EU is full of the milk of human kindness.\n\nNothing could be further from the truth and if you do not believe this ask Yiannis Varoufakis, Greece’s hapless former finance minister who had to negotiate financial assistance from the EU in Greece’s hour of need in 2015. Or better still read his book Adults in the Room: My battle with Europe’s Deep Establishment.\n\nMore to the point, however, if I were Tony Blair I would keep my mouth shut about acting in breach of international law. His decision in 2003 to support America’s war in support of regime change in Iraq without UN Security Council authorisation pretending it was in self defence was the international law violation of the century. It was brazen, caused the death of thousands of innocent people, and destabilised an entire region for generations – and for what exactly?\n\nThe present UK government’s mild proposal to legislate so as to be able to side step EU law in Northern Ireland if the EU negotiates in bad faith or changes EU law, pales into insignificance compared to the unlawful use of force in Iraq for which Blair was primarily responsible and for which he remains unapologetic.\n\nThe way legislation empowers government in the UK is that often a government minister is given power by an enabling Act of Parliament to make regulations to carry out policy or to deal with contingencies or both. 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"Modi's 'grain bowl votes' will be tested by farmer anger\n\nAmandeep Kaur Daholewal arose from an Indian cot and began to speak to a small group of people who were sitting cross-legged in front of a white-domed Gurdwara, a place for worshipping Sikhs.",
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The polls will show whether Modi's year-long protests, which forced him to retreat from the farm laws, was enough to stop his party from making inroads within a state that is considered to be the \"grain bowl of India.\"\n\nDholewal and other political newbies are banking their hopes on this exact formula. They want to turn farmers' anger into votes and argue that a new party will bring about change.\n\nPeople are asking me why I'm late. Dholewal, who managed a medical camp at one protest site last year, said that they were waiting for her. Now, she is a candidate for Sanyukt Samaj Morcha (a newly formed political party that includes some farm unions who organized the protests).\n\nModi's Bharatiya Janata Party rammed farm laws through Parliament in September 2020 without consulting the House. It used its executive power to do so. His administration billed them as necessary reforms, but farmers feared the laws signaled the government was moving away from a system in which they sold their harvest only in government-sanctioned marketplaces. They feared that this would make them poorer and leave them at the mercy private corporations.\n\nThese laws led to a year-long protest as many farmers, most of them Sikhs from Punjab, stayed on the outskirts New Delhi during a severe winter and a devastating coronavirus outbreak. The laws were withdrawn by Modi in November, three months before the crucial polls in Punjab (and four other states) in March. The results of the election will be announced March 10.\n\nModi's BJP is a small party in Punjab, but hopes to form a government with a regional ally there and increase its voter base among farmers. This is one of India's largest voting blocs. The Punjabi people are proud of their state's religious syncretism. This is for Modi's Hindu nationalist reach. It has been thriving in most of northern India's north since 2014.\n\nBJP is currently running its campaign to portray the corrupt Congress party state government as corrupt. It also promises grandiose promises to create new jobs, provide farm subsidies, free electricity for farmers, as well as eradicate the drug plague that has plagued the state for many years.\n\nHowever, the anger against government runs deep.\n\nAccording to Samyukt Kisan Mocha (or the United Farmers Front), more than 700 farmers were killed during protests due to extreme cold, record rainfalls, and scorching heat. This umbrella group of farm unions organized the agitation. Several others also committed suicide.\n\nIn December 2012, Narendra Singh Tomar, Agriculture Minister, told Parliament that there was no record of farmers' deaths. Many of the victims' families are landless or small farmers, who make up the lowest rung in India's agricultural community. 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"Intrigued, I sent a message to the author. She didn’t know much more than she had in her article, but suggested I contact the Seed Savers Exchange in Iowa. Upon researching via Google, I found a website that boasted: “Hutterite Soup Beans make a soup unlike any other bean.” Other websites described the soup from these beans as “rich, delicious and creamy”, and also have their origin in the bean’s description.\n\nSome, however, express doubt that the bean was brought to America by Hutterites in the 1870’s, since there is evidence of these beans being in North America before that. William Woys Weaver, an internationally known food historian, believes the bean is a Russian variety, known as China Yellow, and that, “The Hutterites could indeed, have brought the bean with them to Canada and the Dakotas”. The original strain was called Lemon Yellow, which “may indicate some crossing with a white variety, sometime in the past, perhaps to improve its quality as a soup bean.”\n\nI asked other Hutterites whether they ever heard of the heirloom beans. Few knew anything about them or had only a vague memory. However, one gardener couple has been growing them for a number of years, after buying a package from the Seed Savers Exchange. They were told that the beans cannot be bought in bulk. Therefore, they save some of their beans every year for seed – for their own use and to share with others. They kindly offered me some. I plan to offer them to our vegetable gardener in the hopes that we’ll start growing Hutterite Soup Beans once again.",
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"In case you haven’t heard, there is a new “conservative” film out; it is titled “Death of a Nation: Can We Save America a Second Time?”\n\nIt’s director and screenwriter is Dinesh D’Souza, the somewhat pompous, word-measuring figure who occasionally shows up on Fox to talk in pious tones about “conservatism.” He is the movie producer who, by his own admission, has done as much as anyone to shape (in an almost ahistorical manner) perceptions about American history and the Founding Principles that have supposedly guided this country. And, in his latest cinematic adventure he stunningly compares the “triumph of America and its values” under that “great president and martyr” Abraham Lincoln to the crisis facing President Donald Trump. Like Lincoln, Trump is saving America “for a second time.”\n\nHere is the film’s official blurb from D’Souza’s web site:\n\nNot since 1860 have the Democrats so fanatically refused to accept the result of a free election. That year, their target was Lincoln. They smeared him. They went to war to defeat him. In the end, they assassinated him. Now the target of the Democrats is President Trump and his supporters. The Left calls them racists, white supremacists and fascists. These charges are used to justify driving Trump from office and discrediting the right “by any means necessary.” But which is the party of the slave plantation? Which is the party that invented white supremacy? Which is the party that praised fascist dictators and shaped their genocidal policies and was in turn praised by them? Moreover, which is the party of racism today? Is fascism now institutionally embodied on the right or on the left?\n\nThus, the president who refused all compromise (and torpedoed negotiations) with Southerners and Confederates (who were, as D-Souza assures us, no better than “racists” and “fascists”), the president responsible for the most egregious violations of habeas corpus and constitutional liberties in American history, the president who in effect unleashed a vicious conflict that took the lives of at least 620,000 Americans and maimed and handicapped for life hundreds of thousands more, the president who by military force radically altered the original American Constitution and set the stage for the growth of powerful and unchecked government, and the emergence of the managerial Deep State…that president is D’Souza’s model…and his analogy for Donald Trump.\n\nAnd Lincoln, that noble opponent of “racism”? D’Souza omits Lincoln’s contradictory statements on American blacks and his repeated desire that blacks be sent back to Africa. And he conveniently fails to cite Lincoln’s declaration to New York Tribune editor Horace Greeley, August 22, 1862, scarcely three months prior to the formal issuance of the Emancipation Proclamation:\n\nThe one very significant fact that becomes clear in his latest cinematic screed is that D’Souza is ignorant of American history, and that he is an ideological and historical fabricator who seeks, in the name of defending his adopted nation, to bend and mishandle its history to fit a preconceived narrative which satisfies his Neoconservative task masters. For him history becomes a cudgel, a weaponized arm to further the Neoconservative agenda of “equality” and “liberal democracy,” both against the “farther Left,” but also, very significantly, against the traditional Right and traditional conservatism…and, as well, against Southern conservatives who would dare defend their heritage and traditions.\n\nHis narrative is essentially a leftist one, and like other Neoconservatives, he partakes of the basic philosophical views of the post-Communist Left, emphasizing politicized constructs of race and gender, and equality and democracy, projecting them back to incorporate all of American history. Thus, so it goes, echoing Marxist historians like Eric Foner: “the South had slavery, therefore it was a racist society. Racism had to be opposed at all costs and by all means. And that is what Lincoln did.”\n\nThe equation says too much, and leaves out too much. Four slave states did not leave the union, and Lincoln’s reasons for attacking the Southern states were far more economic and power-driven than not, with his later appeals to abolitionism seen by most observers then, as well as by many historians since, as desperate propaganda appeals to war-weary Northerners, to gin up the sagging war effort.\n\nAs noted economist Frank Taussig has detailed in his classic study, Tariff History of the United States (1967 edition), tariffs were the chief revenue source for the Federal government. The Morrill Tariff more than doubled American tariffs and greatly expanded the list of taxable items. Abraham Lincoln had campaigned vigorously on a platform of strong support for the Morrill Tariff. While the South would be paying nearly 80 % of the tariff, most of the revenues would be spent in the North. With the Southern states seceding, such a loss of revenue would be devastating to the Federal treasury and could not be allowed to stand.\n\nThere is another major critique that must be made: despite D’Souza’s claims, it was the Republican Party in 1860 that was, by every measure, the radical party, the party intent on destroying the original Constitution and transforming the union, not the more conservative (at that time) Democrats. D’Souza projects a political genealogy that simply will not stand up to serious historical investigation. The outbreak of war in 1861 did not come about due to Democrats who “went to war to defeat [Lincoln].” As historian William Marvel, in his Mr. Lincoln Goes to War (2006), relates, the conflict must be laid squarely at the door of the Lincoln administration: “It was Lincoln, however, who finally eschewed diplomacy and sparked a confrontation. He backed himself into a corner from which he could escape only by mobilizing a national army, and thereby fanning the flames of Fort Sumter into full-scale conflagration.” (p. xvii) Thus, it was the intransigence of the Lincoln administration that literally provoked war.\n\nEven D’Souza’s supposedly hated Marxists recognized that Lincoln and his actions furthered their program and ideals. In 1864 Karl Marx sent Lincoln a famous “Address” from his “workkingman’s group,” in which he declared that “victory for the North would be a turning point for nineteenth-century politics, an affirmation of free labor, and a defeat for the most reactionary capitalists who depended on slavery and racial oppression,” that is, one more critical step in the projected Marxist historical dialectic. The American ambassador in London, Charles Francis Adams, responded and “thanked them for their support and expressed his conviction that the defeat of the rebellion would indeed be a victory for the cause of humanity everywhere.”\n\nLike his supposed enemies over on the farther Left, Dinesh D’Souza employs the same faulty historical template, and, even if his arguments appear, at times, attractive or useful to conservatives, the end result is certain: you do not triumph historically or argumentatively using the same essential propositions, albeit less outrageous, as your opponent. Once you accept his grounds for debate, the battle—the war—is over.\n\nNo: stay away from this cinematic fraud…like tasty ice cream infected with poisonous venom, it might taste good at first, but the poison is sure to work its effect."
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"There’s nothing quite like going home for the holidays. Unless you don’t have a home to go to because you had to mass exodus when your parents suddenly lost their minds. Cut. Off. No money. Frozen bank account. No car. Merry freaking Christmas.\n\nI guess you could say I did it to myself, but that’s not entirely true. I like to think I have principles, and one of them is that I will not allow myself to be married off to a complete stranger.\n\nIt’s also not true that I dug my own grave because I’m clearly not dead, and I didn’t choose to kill the relationship between myself and my parents. We might not be super close, the way some families are. I might have primarily been sent to boarding schools while they made tons of money and lived a lifestyle befitting their status. They might have chosen where I went to college and what I studied—business, of course. But still. Deep down, they’re good people. They were raised the same way, so they can’t really help it. They’re just trying to look after me. And they do love me and want what’s best for me.\n\nAt least, I thought so.\n\nUntil they betrothed me to a total stranger.\n\nBetrothed. It’s such an archaic term, but I can’t think of a better word to use. They really did betroth me to some asshole. As in, they promised my hand in marriage to seal some sort of business deal. Yes. Because they don’t have enough money already. They want more. They want this giant merger between two companies, and I have no idea where they came up with the idea because I don’t even know what the other company is. I don’t want to know. I refused to look up the name Maxwell Stone because I don’t want to know anything about the deal. I honestly don’t understand much of what went on in their heads because I sat there and listened to about four point eight seconds of it before I flew out of my chair and ran out of the room.\n\nI have no doubt they’ll cut me off now.\n\nMaybe that’s not a big deal to some people, but I’m a Hardington. Elizabeth Euphenia Gloria Hardington, or Feeney, because I hate the name Elizabeth. It was my dad’s mother’s name. I have nothing against her; I just never knew her, and right from birth, I seemed to hate the name and any variation of it. My mom’s mom was named Euphenia. She died a year before I was born, and my mom always promised herself that if she had a girl, she’d get the name in there somewhere, so she did.\n\nEuphenia is a bit of a mouthful for everyone, so I go by Feeney. It’s easy and non-threatening. People can say it, even if they think it’s weird. Lucky for me now, the world is full of strange names, especially when parents compete with each other to see who can give their babies the most creative names ever.\n\nAfter cutting my parents off the minute they said something about a merger and a marriage to some dude I don’t know, I went to my room and packed a bag. I threw in everything I thought would be worth something, but it wasn’t much. Just my phone, tablet, and laptop—no jewelry because everything is stored in dad’s safe, and I hate wearing it anyway, so it’s never around my room. I was able to pack two designer purses—my spare and the one I use—two pairs of designer shoes, two changes of clothes, and the cash I had in my wallet at the time. It was only four hundred dollars, sadly. That’s a lot to carry around, but it won’t get me far in the real world.\n\nI no longer have a working credit card since I can bet my dad froze it the second I walked out of the house, seeing as it was jointly in his name. So was my bank account, so that’s, of course, frozen as well.\n\nThank god we live in Florida. Pinecrest, of course, so we blend in with all the other well-off families. My parents have houses elsewhere too, but they’ve owned this one since before I was born, and it’s the one I call home. Or rather, called home. As in, past tense.\n\nSo here I am. Hopelessly slogging down the street in my canvas runners, my ripped up skinny jeans, my plaid shirt, and a cardigan. My car is in my dad’s name too, so I couldn’t take it. I literally had to walk out of the subdivision and just keep going. I’m still trying to hold my head up high and pretend like my heart, head, and shoulder aren’t breaking from the stupid, heavy duffel bag."
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"This story is part of CNBC Make It’s Millennial Money series, which details how people around the world earn, spend and save their money.\n\nWhen Lauren Simmons introduces herself to new people, she usually says she works in finance.\n\nBut really, the 27-year-old is an author, producer, podcast and TV host, angel investor and board member of several financial companies.\n\nIt’s a lot for one person, but Simmons is used to taking control of her career. She’s already made history several times over: In 2017, at the age of 22, Simmons became the youngest full-time female trader on Wall Street, and the second African American woman trader in the New York Stock Exchange’s 229-year history.\n\nBut while at the NYSE, Simmons learned she was being paid just $12,000 while male colleagues with the same job and qualifications were making upwards of $120,000. From that point on, she made a commitment to herself that she’d never make less than $120,000 a year.\n\nLauren Simmons, 27, is a finance expert on track to earn $1 million this year.\n\nSimmons left the trading floor in 2018 and formed an LLC to manage all of her projects.\n\nIn the last few years, she has secured a deals on a book, movie, TV show and two podcasts. Her most consistent income comes from speaking engagements (she averages two per month), and she can earn up to six figures on brand deals.\n\nNo two days look the same. Simmons works long hours and on weekends, taking meetings as early as 3 a.m. and as late as 11 p.m. because she works with people all over the world. Her most recent project is a hosting job with the streaming series “Going Public,” which requires filming the series itself and traveling to promote it.\n\nSimmons grew up in Marietta, Georgia, with her mom, twin brother and younger sister. She credits her mom’s strict budgeting for how she learned to save 85% of her income, which she began doing while earning just $12,000 in New York City. It was barely enough to pay for transportation while she lived with family in nearby New Jersey, and she didn’t spend any money on going out.\n\nIn 2017, at the age of 22, Lauren Simmons became the youngest full-time female trader on Wall Street, and the second African American woman trader in the New York Stock Exchange’s history.\n\nSimmons admits her saving strategy today isn’t the most traditional, but it works for her.\n\nShe sends all of her earnings into a savings account and for the most part doesn’t touch it. She also waits as long as possible to deposit her earnings. Simmons closed a few speaking engagement deals in January but will have her business manager hold onto the checks until just before they expire, so she won’t actually see that income until March.\n\n“I like for my money to be out of sight, out of mind so I won’t spend it,” she says.\n\nShe’ll sometimes transfer money to a separate checking account, which she keeps at $2,000 for everyday spending. She’ll give herself a little more for birthdays and holidays, but never allows herself to spend more than 15% of her earnings each month.\n\nNo two days look the same for Lauren Simmons, who takes meetings as early as 3 a.m. and as late as 11 p.m. She also travels a lot for work.\n\nDespite making a name for herself in the financial world, Simmons doesn’t feel like an expert all the time. She only began investing in the stock market during the 2020 pandemic downturn. She keeps her emergency fund, savings and retirement money all in one bank account. And she unapologetically splurges on Bath & Body Works candles: “Any time they have a sale, I am there.”\n\nAs for managing her own money, “I think that there are days that I’m decent at it,” Simmons says, but “I know that there’s a lot to learn every time I get to a different phase in my life.”\n\nHow she spends her money\n\nHere’s a look at how Simmons typically spends her money, as of January 2022.\n\nSimmons’ earnings fluctuate wildly from $12,000 to $150,000 a month, so she plans ahead for big expenses. She paid a year’s worth of her rent upfront when she moved in, for example. She pays for health insurance a year at a time and car insurance six months at a time.\n\nAnother big constant in her budget is her 7-year-old Maltese, Kasper. She spends about $200 on him each month between grooming and pet food. “He lives a very luxurious lifestyle,” Simmons says.\n\nOtherwise, Simmons keeps her budget pretty lean. In January, she spent $182 on shopping and entertainment, $165 on food (mostly groceries from Whole Foods) and $24 on a few subscriptions. She shares streaming-service logins with family and contributes Hulu to the pot.\n\nGiven her hectic schedule, making time for health and wellness is a non-negotiable. Simmons prefers hiking, doing yoga and exercising outdoors — it’s a big reason why she moved to L.A. She meditates every morning, anywhere from 15 minutes to two hours, to stay grounded and focused.\n\nGiven her hectic schedule, Lauren Simmons grounds herself through daily meditation.\n\nSimmons believes it doesn’t have to be expensive to take care of yourself. “I don’t want to turn into that person that is spending thousands of dollars in wellness, because I think you can do it for free at home,” she says.\n\nThat said, she does splurge on herself “once in a blue moon”: She recently treated herself and her mom to a seven-day trip at a wellness retreat as a gift.\n\nThis year, Simmons expects to earn $1 million across brand deals, partnerships, speaking engagements, and returns on investing in companies.\n\nBut even for someone who loves talking about money, it still feels awkward to say out loud.\n\nSimmons knows all too well that when young women succeed at work, “we don’t get the same kudos as our male counterparts.” But those reminders only make her want to talk about her accomplishments and pay even more.\n\n“That’s why we’re trying to fight societal norms and have these open dialogs and change the mindset of people,” she says. She wants to eliminate the stereotype that “young, successful women who make a lot of money are bragging.”\n\nThe million-dollar milestone carries a lot of personal significance, too: “I’m the first person in my family to graduate with a college degree,” she says. “My family and I have come a long way, and I’m super grateful.”\n\nSimmons couldn’t have predicted how much her life would change from the first day she walked onto the NYSE trading floor. But she still has big plans ahead to negotiate new projects for herself and invest in more startups.\n\nLauren Simmons wants to help democratize the world of business and finance, and invests in women- and minority-owned startups.\n\nGiven the turns in her career thus far, it’s hard for her to say what she expects her life will look like in the next five to 10 years. But she hopes to have an investment property in Florida and maybe a house of her own somewhere else.\n\n“Outside of that, I have no idea, but I’m excited to watch this video five to 10 years from now and to see where I’m at — maybe running for president.”\n\nWhat’s your budget breakdown? Share your story with us for a chance to be featured in a future installment.\n\nSign up now: Get smarter about your money and career with our weekly newsletter\n\nDenial of responsibility! Trusted Bulletin is an automatic aggregator of the all world’s media. In each content, the hyperlink to the primary source is specified. All trademarks belong to their rightful owners, all materials to their authors. If you are the owner of the content and do not want us to publish your materials, please contact us by email – trustedbulletin.com. 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