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"There have been 1,479 lung injury cases associated with vaping as of October 15, 2019. There has also been 33 e-cigarette-related deaths across 24 states according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). But there are vape influencers and vaping models who claim that they are real victims if the e-cigarette illness crisis.\n\nThe mysterious nationwide lung illness is known as e-cigarette, or vaping, product use associated lung injury (EVALI). The CDC said that e-cigarettes with THC, especially those purchased off the street, are linked to most of the cases of the outbreak. The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is looking into ban flavored vaping products in an attempt to protect young people. States that have some sort of vaping ban include California, Delaware, Illinois, Massachusetts, Michigan, Montana, New Jersey, New York, Oregon, Rhode Island, Utah, and Washington.\n\nBut there are vape influencers and vape models who claim that they e-cigarette bans are killing their business. There are personalities who promote vaping products on social media and get paid to do so. Some of the vaping influencers are making thousands of dollars a month by promoting vape products. A congressional report in July found that Juul Labs Inc. spent over $200,000 to attract young vapers by way of influencers.\n\nVictoria Williams is a 26-year-old out of Savannah, Georgia, who used e-cigarettes to quit traditional cigarettes. She started using her Instagram account to show how much she enjoyed vaping. Soon enough, she gained over 58,000 followers. Now, Williams is being paid between $20 to $300 per post and was earning about $3,500 a month by promoting companies such as Skol Pods and Craze Liquids.\n\nHowever, the funds have dried up following the health concerns regarding vaping. “Last month I had to borrow money from my dad to pay my rent,” Williams told the New York Post. “My car is overdue for an oil change. I’m late on credit card payments.”\n\nIn June, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) and US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) warned four vape product companies that they must put warning labels on their e-cigarette products. The new rules also apply to social media influencers, and they must include the same warnings.\n\n“I do use the warning labels, but I was a little reluctant,” said 24-year-old vape influencer Manuel Urzua. “I’m so into photography, and the warning labels make the pictures look so bad.” Urzua said he used to make $5,500 per month by promoting vape brands, but these days he is only earning $2,000 monthly.\n\nMany of the vape influencers are models who utilize their physical beauty to promote vaping products and brands.\n\nTGIF @savagecbd SERENE. Do you love apples? Well, then you'll love this flavor. Crafting this flavor from the best apple we could find, both green and red apples, we added in small notes of candied sour to bring you your next CBD favorite! #ad\n\n@nastyjuiceeu Nasty Salts Trap Queen 🍓 #nastyjuiceeu ⚠️ Warning: this product contains nicotine. Nicotine is an addictive chemical chemical. Not for the use or sale to minors 🔞 18+ only!\n\nPriscilla Gomez is a 22-year-old vape influencer/model from Riverside, California, who has over 123,000 Instagram followers. Priscilla says she is doing her part to prevent marketing e-cigarettes to underage kids, she blocks underage followers. “I look in my insights [an Instagram analytics tool] and look at my age demographic,” Gomez said. “If I spot underage accounts, I block them.”\n\nI want to do very biggest lasso but space not enough so yeah 🙏🏼🔥 🎥 : @cazzrah\n\nYou can read more from the vaping influencers over at the New York Post."
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"May 27, 2015(Nyamilepedia)—You must be out of your mind if you cannot agree with me in this argument. As denial, liars and lack country hood become a habit to manipulate and demonized those who yawning for change.\n\nFirst and foremost, let me have few observation about Decentralization governance system current we have in South Sudan.\n\nThere are so many reasons why this system failed the country both politically and economically. The simple fact about it is that, decentralization system was first water and nurtured with communist ideology during the guerrilla error.\n\nAs a result, none system of governance was invented, own and then become a form of distortion and gradually become discriminatory setting that promote divisions among our citizens. Therefore the only savior and reliable governance system we have left is the federal democracy system recently passed in Pagak.\n\nDear compatriots, I have to wonder why we are so difficult to adapt a system that promotes equality, justice and freedom. A governance system that encourage and empower every citizen in the country to fully participate regardless of what tribes they are or what region they come from.\n\nYou must be so negative and pathetic to suggest that, current system in Juba would be preferable even with its current form. Every citizen deserve an accountability settings, the same to the government, they need a system that has divide it powers according to the level of the government.\n\nThe three levels of Government include Legislatures, Executives and Judiciary.\n\nIn simple term, those levels in Juba are just like a toilet papers under kiir mayardit, I therefore cautiously would like to remind our readers that, constitution or law cannot in anyway be discharge or own by individuals in the country.\n\nDecentralization that we have under kiir has failed us dearly, so i can’t see how we can fix it either. However, I believe federal system remain the only glimmer of hope to the new nation.\n\nIn fact this system has more positive political, economic and social moral as you would imagine.\n\nTo be frank, I totally have fallen in love with this system. Indeed, this has prompt me to stand tall and asking my compatriots, my country men and women who have the inspirations to take this nation back to her people to joint me and other comrades that are already in the matching to establish a governance system that will replace the current tribal, rotten and unworthy system which had caused us so many lives.\n\nFederal system need to be roll-out on time so that citizen understands it ingredients and how healthy it is.\n\nDear state men and women, the good thing about this system is that, no one will ever squeeze you like an orange nor anybody would pile you like a banana.\n\nIn other word, you will be the most powerful person in the country not the president; you will hold public servants accountable for corruptions, tribalism. nepotism and killings.\n\nTherefore, there is no time to wait; this is because the fundamental principle to civilization and formation of good governance is that, good leaders work tirelessly to set up a system that promote democracy and good governance for years to come.\n\nThis is what our dear leader, our brother and friend Dr Riek Machar has been doing since he joined the struggle many years ago. It is clear in the record, especially on national issues, I can’t see any reason that could make you doubt this system given his strong advocacy on many issue including self-determination.\n\nHe has been someone who would like every citizen to have a fair ago. He is also someone who do not agree to leaders whose their aims is to loots public resources and misusing of people’s power.\n\nSouth Sudanese let us grasp this opportunity for our future and our children’s future."
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It is the largest single-day event in the country that showcases award-winning authors and illustrators who create books that feature children of color.\n\nDue to driving in traffic, going to the wrong Community College of Philadelphia campus, and having difficulty finding parking once we got to the right campus on 17th and Spring Garden streets, we unfortunately did not arrive until about 2:30p.m. This was only 90 minutes before the event was scheduled to end. When we entered the facility, we were overwhelmed with the amount of people inside of the exhibition. There were hundreds of people in lines throughout. The only book that was a “must have” for Sean Moses, was Miles Morales: Spider-Man by fellow Marylander, Author Jason Reynolds, a National Book Awards finalist. We searched several tables but could not find the book. Then we spotted Mr. Reynolds himself, signing copies of his books at one of the author tables! We immediately joined the long line for Mr. Reynold’s book and signature. We made it to the table and requested a copy of Miles Morales: Spider-Man, along with Mr. Reynold’s signature. Mr. Reynold’s informed us that the book had not been released yet, and that they were only giving complimentary copies to educators. (The name of the special copies escapes me, but the giveaways were not the final draft of the book.)\n\nSean Moses was very disappointed. Getting this book was really the only reason that he had wanted to come. He got over it quickly, since he got to meet Jason Reynolds! Sean Moses quickly turned his attention to the book Crown: An Ode to the Fresh Cut by Author Derrick Barnes and Illustrator Gordon C. James (pictured above). From that point on, Sean Moses went from table to table, reading books, collecting them, taking pictures with book writers, capturing signatures, and actively listening to book readings. By the time the book fair was closing, I had to pay for about $300 worth of books.\n\nThere were so many great books from which to choose. In addition to Crown, we purchased Trombone Shorty, the autobiography of Troy “Trombone Shorty” Andrews. I also purchased a book for a colleague’s daughter, I Love My Hair, by Natasha Anastasia Tarpley. I bought Blue Moon by Tonya Bolden, Preaching to the Chickens: The Story of Young John Lewis by Jabari Asim, and many others. By the time we arrived at home, he had read nearly every book that we had with us.\n\nAfter leaving the book fair, we met up with an old friend of mine who was generous enough to give us a tour of the city. If you’ve never been to Philadelphia, I encourage you to go. Our first stop was to the Independence Visitor’s Center, where we were able to snap photos with the statues of Rocky and Benjamin Franklin. As we walked through nearby neighborhoods, we saw the home of Betsy Ross and another national historic landmark, Elfreth’s Alley. Our visit ended with a stop at Jim’s South Street, home of one of the best cheesesteaks in Philly.\n\nOn our way home from the book fair in Philly, Sean Moses decided he wanted to get on his knees, while still buckled up, and read his books. I instructed him get up off the floor, so he chose to lie down instead. For the entire drive home, he changed positions every time he started a new book. When we arrived home, he alerted me that he was not able to take off his seat belt. I discovered that he had managed to twist himself up with the seatbelt. Every attempt I made to loosen the seat belt and untangle him made it tighten up more. Sean Moses began to cry, panicking that the seat belt was going to squeeze the life out of him. I made a mad dash into the house and grabbed a knife from the kitchen drawer. I sprinted back outside to free him from the seat belt’s grip. Relieved that he was safe, he apologized for not following the safety instructions while riding in a vehicle. I was overcome with emotions. I was glad he was safe, upset that he had not followed instructions, and worried about how much the seatbelt was going to cost to repair. All I could say was, “Okay son, go wash up and go to bed.”\n\nThe next morning, when I was less stressed and in a clearer head space, I went into his bedroom to discuss what transpired the night before. His response took me right back to the scene of the offense and all those emotions overwhelmed me again.\n\nI said, “Sean Moses, I’m disappointed that I had to cut my seatbelt because you wouldn’t follow safety instructions.”\n\n😂😂😂 Thank God I can laugh about it now, because at the time, it was not a laughing matter. 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"It’s 3AM and I’m so angry I am literally shaking. Don’t expect any unbiased reporting on my part this morning.\n\nCongress just made a move to OFFICIALLY arm Syrian Rebels, totally against the will of the American people, and I am furious. This can not go without a response. I will not defend any of the pretty boy Tea Party heartthrobs who constantly promise that they have our backs. I will defend no one.\n\nOur congress has reportedly “secretly” approved an arms package for “moderate” Syrian Rebels and the American people had better wake up now.\n\nThe way I see it, our lawmakers made a decision that they know the American people do not support. They have funded the enemy. They can throw around the “moderate” term all they want but according to Christian leaders in Syria there is no such thing. These guns will find their way into the hands of al Qaeda and those idiots will be coming for us next.\n\nWe may never know how any of them voted which makes it even worse.\n\nI see the vote as unanimous. Why? Because even if any of them conscientiously voted against this, the bottom line is that none of them had the guts to open their mouths and let us know what was happening.\n\nWASHINGTON — Light arms supplied by the United States are flowing to “moderate” Syrian rebel factions in the south of the country and U.S. funding for months of further deliveries has been approved by Congress, according U.S. and European security officials.\n\nThe weapons, most of which are moving to non-Islamist Syrian rebels via Jordan, include a variety of small arms, as well as some more powerful weapons, such as anti-tank rockets.\n\nWhat is a “non-Islamist” Syrian rebel? Daniel Greenfield is better qualified to answer that question than I am:\n\nThe moderate Syrian rebels, like the Easter Bunny and the Tooth Fairy, are a myth; an imaginary character used to tell soothing stories to children. Unfortunately the storytellers think that we’re the children.\n\nThe Syrian Civil War is a religious war. It’s not a war over democracy or freedom. It’s a conflict between two totalitarian systems, one loosely based on a mixture of Islam and Socialism, and the other more rigidly based on Islam. Both are brutal and merciless to anyone who doesn’t belong. Both have their death squads and extensive corruption on the inside.\n\nI think the most telling fact of what has transpired is the way that Congress has gone about making this happen. We hear complaints of Barack Obama wanting to force his will on the people by bypassing congress. It is no secret that he has been threatening more use of executive orders for the remainder of his term.\n\nI can’t say that Obama acting against congress is any more tyrannical than congress acting against the American people. The New York Times/Reuters report goes on to state, “Congress approved funding for weapons deliveries to the Syrian rebels in classified sections of defense appropriations legislation, two sources familiar with the matter said. It was not clear when the funding was approved, but unclassified defense funding passed Congress in late December.”\n\nIs anyone else just a little sick to their stomach right about now?\n\nThey want to hide behind classified information and think we won’t find out about it?\n\nI just want to know when Americans are going to get angry enough to do something about it. I have been a bit shell shocked over the last month or so because one of the biggest stories in American history has already broken and everyone seems to be letting it roll like water off a ducks back. This is a related story and you need to understand that our federal government will do ANYTHING they can to support Saudi Arabia.\n\nOn December 17th we (and pretty much every alternative publication in America) reported:\n\nThe bottom line is that those 9/11 attacks that killed 3000 Americans, and thousands more in war zones overseas, were funded by Saudi Arabia.\n\nThousands upon thousands of people all over the world died for a lie.\n\nAnd once again we find that whatever Saudi Arabia wants we will surely try to provide.\n\nMichael Snyder reported back in August that Saudi Arabia was ready and willing to finance this war in Syria:\n\nThe party that stands to benefit the most is Saudi Arabia, and they won’t even be doing any of the fighting. They have been pouring billions of dollars into the conflict in Syria, but so far they have not been successful in their attempts to overthrow the Assad regime. Now the Saudis are trying to play their trump card – the U.S. military. If the Saudis are successful, they will get to pit the two greatest long-term strategic enemies of Sunni Islam against each other – the U.S. and Israel on one side and Shia Islam on the other. In such a scenario, the more damage that both sides do to each other the happier the Sunnis will be.\n\nThere would be other winners from a U.S. war with Syria as well. For example, it is well-known that Qatar wants to run a natural gas pipeline out of the Persian Gulf, through Syria and into Europe. That is why Qatar has also been pouring billions of dollars into the civil war in Syria.\n\nSo if it is really Saudi Arabia and Qatar that want to overthrow the Assad regime, why does the United States have to do the fighting?\n\nSomeone should ask Barack Obama why it is necessary for the U.S. military to do the dirty work of his Sunni Muslim friends.\n\nWe all remember how the American people, and many of our nation’s finest, raised hell when Obama tried to get us into this war. This doesn’t make Obama and company look good with their Saudi friends. I mean… Come on Barack, who is the King over there?\n\nSo they found their back door, as they always do. And for any of you who remember those legislators who were standing up and acting like they were on the side of the American people, maybe this should be a lesson to you.\n\nWhere the hell are those guys now?\n\nThey were just hoping to keep quiet and that we wouldn’t find out.\n\nWe can not stand for this anymore. Try to vote them all out if you think that will work. There are reinforcements waiting who are just as corrupt as these men and women who were trusted to represent us.\n\nThey piss all over everything that once made this country great and it is high time that someone started pissing back.\n\nDo you really think there is a big difference between democrats and republicans? Folks that is largely an illusion that keeps the people divided. There is a reason that I call myself a conservative but not a republican. They give us more evidence every day that they are the same party. We call them the ruling class.\n\nHow does it make you feel that your government is doing everything it can to infringe upon your second amendment rights while spending your tax dollars to arm Islamist rebels?\n\nIt’s going to take men and women of great courage if we are to change this. Otherwise it will keep happening and it is our fault if we allow it."
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"Expert Take: A Former Belk Employee Tells Bulldog Fans What to Expect From the @BelkBowl\n\nOnce upon a time I worked as a Sales Associate in a Belk store. I’ll spare you all the details, but this account should get you up to speed.\n\n@belkbowl And sometimes you miss an employee discount at Belk when doing Christmas shopping. And by sometimes I mean still, 8 yrs later.\n\nIn light of my wealth of knowledge and experience, here’s what we can look forward when Georgia and Louisville square off in the Belk Bowl.\n\nWhen I began my career as a Sales Associate in the men’s department at Belk, I wasn’t paid on commission. Accordingly, my go-to selling strategy was to chill at the cash register, play with hand-held massagers and other gadgets that I’d borrow from the Home apparel department and talk to anybody that came in. As a result of these hyper-aggressive sales tactics it wasn’t unheard of for me to rank among the top two or three sales associates in the men’s department on any given night. There were three of us.\n\nI can’t say with any degree of confidence that my time at Belk refined my sense of style—as I type this I’m wearing sweatpants and a button-up oxford. But I can say there was some perfectly fine clothing in the store. And when Georgia and Louisville get together on December 30, it will be hard for either fan base to take issue with either team’s color scheme. Black on red on black on red.\n\nSit back, relax, and use a hand-held massage tool while enjoying comparable color schemes.\n\nWant a Deal? Get a Deal.\n\nI walked into Belk on a weekday afternoon, filled out an application, interviewed, was hired and did some training. I was something of a prodigy in the department store circles. I mean how often does a guy go from being a punk kid on the tough streets of high school to working 12-15 hours at one of the finer regionally-dominant department stores in just one afternoon? It was like one of those feel-good stories from the beginning of American Idol.\n\nBut instead of showing up and singing my ass off, I showed up and occasionally rang up merchandise on one of the oldest computers I had ever seen. Things got interesting when merchandise in our store didn’t ring up. How did this happen? Some Belk stores sold brands we did not carry and as a result we had some menswear with barcodes not recognized by our system.\n\nSo when a patron wanted to buy one of these items, I’d call my manager and say, “How much is this?” We’d then look at the shirt in question, feel its fabric, examine its color, identify its brand and make a tough decision. “That shirt is $29.99.” This inexact science drew follow-up questions more often than not.\n\nWhat does this have to do with Georgia and Louisville? In a word: Everything.\n\nRecently, a Georgia defensive coordinator showed up at Louisville and for the past 12 games he’s been operating at an arbitrary price that I’m just not buying.\n\nIn the interest of fiscal responsibility, Belk used to offer incentives for sales associates to collect credit card account applications. I’d get a $1 bonus every time an application was filled out—even if it wasn’t approved. I’d take home $3 if it was approved.\n\nIf there’s one thing we now know about America in 2006, it’s that our country was not in need of more people making irresponsible purchases. If there’s one thing I knew even then, it was that $3 was not worth 15-20 minutes of inputting data into that soggy old computer.\n\nSome day Louisville will learn (for the second time) a hard lesson about purchasing items on credit.\n\nBobby Petrino is the figurehead equivalent of unchecked credit spending in the world of college football.\n\nWhen he’s good, he’s good. He gets you all kinds of things you never thought you’d get. The guy won 41 games over four years at Louisville from 2003-2006. He turned Arkansas into a national championship contender in 2010 and 2011. Western Kentucky won eight games under him in 2013. But all that glitz and glamour comes at a price.\n\nBobby Petrino will cost you your vehicle, your fiance and your livelihood if you don’t keep him in check. He will leave you broke, battered and worse off than when he arrived. This isn’t even debatable.\n\nEnjoy these highs Louisville. Enjoy ’em real good like. Because while your athletic director got a $3.00 bonus for bringing in Petrino and you’re experiencing more success than you really can afford. It won’t last forever. Nothing ever does. Not even a motorcycle.",
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"When the new \"modernized\" version of the Bible titled, The Message written by.Eugene Peterson suddenly materialized in the bookstores with lots of press attention, my own thinking was, \"Here we go again. Why do we need another version of the Bible?\" It was a proper question. It seemed like every other month another 'modernized' version of the Bible was popping up somewhere. Every new arrival would belch out the same pitch, \"written in modern up to date language (many words were changed altogether missing precisely what that sentence intended to convey.)\"But,\" they proclaimed, \"this new and changed language can be better understood.\"\n\nThis new 'Bible' was needed, say they, since many people cannot grasp the King James Language of the original Bibles. \"This is why we need a clearer up to date Bible that everyone can understand which will result in more decisions for Christ.\"\n\nWhen the New International Version (NIV) was birthed in the 1970's it appeared that everyone associated with the Assemblies of God Church felt that this was the greatest new thing since corn flakes. Pastors immediately began preaching from the NIV re-written texts. The theological errors were numerous and disturbing. For example, they left out the blood of Christ. It came off like a Cliff Notes of The Bible but, the content was faulty on every other page.\n\nI did a class one night where Scriptures were read from the King James Bible and then someone else read the same Scriptures from the NIV. Attendees began to gasp as the readings went on and the total difference in the Scriptures became so obvious that at one point it almost became scandalous as it could be seen that these NIV people had basically re-written the entire Bible, leaving out key issues.\n\nTHEN the ultimate re-written Bible of all was introduced and exploded on the scene like fireworks at an outdoor popcorn party. Notice I used \"re-written,\" NOT paraphrase. At one time I had 26 translations of the Bible in my library, such as The Phillips Bible and too many others to mention. These were not re-writes to change a particular meaning or word or simply edited in an attempt to clarify words. Those translations were real and absolutely valuable when seeking deeper meaning of a term used in the texts or simply to clarify a word. These were not cheap knock-offs of The Bible itself.\n\nPeterson (we won't refer to him as 'Reverend since he does not have the heart of an authentic pastor) then received so much attention that he felt he had star status and could say anything he wanted. THEN the fireworks finale lit up the screens of the internet.\n\nHe began giving interviews and the trap was easily set. He was asked by the interviewer of Religious News Service if he would ever officiate at a same-sex \"marriage.\" He said,'yes,' than stated that the Presbyterian Church USA performs many same-sex \"marriages.\" (This is very sad for this columnist who grew up in the Presbyterian Church, which at one time was THE church, where 'proper' God believing people attended.\n\nPeterson often spoke in favor of LGBT people, once stating publicly, \"There are gay and lesbian people who seem to have as good a spiritual life as I do.\" Then he latched on to 'situational ethics\" by blubbering, \"There is no right or wrong.\" Really?\n\nWait! Isn't he a minister? Doesn't he have \"Reverend\" in front of his name? There is no way he can claim those titles when he lets it be known that he will participate in any perversion that comes along, something that God specifically prohibits. This is made clear throughout the Bible. The first chapter of Genesis tells how and why he created MAN and WOMAN who would leave their parents and cling one to another. They were to procreate. God allows for NO sexual deviancy. He made it clear that sex is only to be between a man and woman who are married. That is when sex is the most exciting.\n\nWhen sex is pure it has a sacred thrill to it. Those on the prowl never know the genuine excitement that God-given sex can provide. And they remain frustrated throughout their lives since they will never know what true satisfaction is.\n\nOf course, the moment Peterson's perverted statements went out it started an uproar. Within 48 hours, Peterson retracted his statement. Too late, He had already exposed the secrets of his inner-being. Bookstores like Lifeway Christian Books, a huge chain, has said they will discontinue carrying his books. Other book stores have said the same.\n\nSo what do you think? Should a pastors' books be banned from Christian book stores when they prove to be insincere, not living a biblical life, indeed exposing themselves as hypocrites?\n\nHere is the answer from this writer: I have a great respect for books and for authors, even authors I disagree with, such as many philosophers I read who are atheists. They are writing their thoughts sincerely. I am intrigued how the thought process of scholars function as they analyze a social issue and work toward a conclusion. I am fascinated by epistemology directing scholars to reach their final thoughts.\n\nI also know what goes into a book. It is an endeavor where the author pours his very being into the book, revealing his deepest thinking process that leads to his breakthrough ideas.\n\nHOWEVER it is an entirely different matter when someone claiming to be a minister and theologian is actually a hypocrite who uses words, not from the heart, but words he has picked out of the air to make a book that will appeal to believers. When I read a Christian book I want to read words that are pure, that come out of a pure heart, not from a deceptive heart that defies the wishes of God.\n\nYes, the Christian book stores should not carry his books. This is rare for me since I love my library. However, I've already gotten rid of my own copy of The Message. None of Peterson's books will be in my library again. If I had the space available I would fill several pages of \"Scriptures\" as written and given to the world by Eugene Peterson so you can see for yourselves. And to think I have seen respectable pastors preaching their sermons from that abominable Bible re-write, not the Bible itself.\n\nQuick Question: Why do Christians think that we have to constantly make new versions of the Bible? Ask yourselves this question. Have the Muslims ever re-written their so-called sacred texts? Can you imagine them ever doing so? The original Bible should be what is on the pulpit, which is what first came to us and will never be out of date.\n\nAm I being too judgmental and harsh for the feelings I have about a pastor committing or endorsing sin? No. We must confront sin and uphold God and His Word. And what about the criticism of us calling some sins more serious than others, like homosexuality?\n\nHomosexuality is a completely different category of sin. It affects everyone. It affects children (who should be allowed to grow up without exposure to deviancy in their formative years. We are guilty for allowing this to happen.\n\nPASTORS, MAN YOUR PULPITS. Christians, let's get rid of these phony pastors like Eugene Peterson who are not only illegitimate but are hypocrites. More people leave the church and even a relationship with Jesus Christ because of these bogus preachers than any other single reason.\n\nAnd each of those arrogant frauds will have to stand before the White Throne Judgment. Read Ezekiel 3. This tells how anyone you turn away from God by your actions and personal conduct will require their blood on your hands. You will be held totally responsible. This is a serious offense that will be punished severely, especially those pastors and 'reverends' who falsely use those titles.\n\nMr. Peterson has a unique take on the Bible. He believes that we are to love the sinner...AND...love the sin. He may as well create The Church of Evasion..Perhaps he already has. We don't really believe that God had that in mind.\n\nThere are only two choices to make in life: Do it God's way – or don't do it at all. This is what gives validity to the titles of 'Reverend\" and or Pastor..The preacher who does not do it God's way is a con-man who has no right to refer to himself as a Reverend or a Pastor.\n\nGet involved with a Bible believing church and join a Bible study class. Fill yourselves totally with God. Our relationship with God is what will be our strength and guide us in these coming last days.\n\nAnd please, readers, show this story to every pastor you know. It is time to hold the microscope up to ourselves."
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Just another lockdown in another American high school.\n\nThe toll of repeated threats and shootings has fueled the response to calls for action from survivors of this country’s most recent mass school shooting, in which a troubled ex-student took 17 lives with an assault-style weapon on Valentine’s Day. A group of students there, at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in suburban Parkland, Florida, quickly emerged as impassioned voices for a generation raised under the shadow of gun violence. They have organized a mass march in Washington, D.C., for Saturday, and the Fossetts will be there.\n\nLI students mobilize in the shadow of gun violence In Huntington, organizers of a rally set for Heckscher Park said more than 1,400 students from more than 60 schools have expressed interest in attending, with 2,500 indicating interest via the group's Facebook page. Credit: Jessica Rotkiewicz\n\nThey will board a bus leaving from North Shore High School heading for the March for Our Lives in Washington to demand school safety and tighter gun regulation. Another busload will leave from Southold. Satellite marches and rallies are planned across Long Island and in every state.\n\n“I just hope to get more awareness and information about school safety for our generation,” said Danielle Fossett, about her expectations for the march. “But it’s more about what those who have the power get from seeing a mass amount of students, the message we send.”\n\nHer classmate Blake Mandell, 17, of Roslyn Harbor, added, “There’s strength in numbers. It’s not inherently partisan, it’s just about making sure nothing like this happens again.”\n\nThe marches follow Wednesday’s school walkouts and in-school events, which lasted 17 minutes to memorialize the 17 Parkland victims. Some students are planning events for April 20, the 19th anniversary of the Columbine, Colorado, high school shootings.\n\nStudents are not the only ones galvanized by the latest mass shooting. The Nassau and Suffolk chapters of Moms Demand Action for Gun Sense in America both scheduled additional new member meetings after the Parkland shooting in response to a spike in inquiries. The organization, now affiliated with the national group Everytown, formed five years ago after the mass shooting at the Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Connecticut.\n\nOn March 12, more than 60 men and women filled a community room at Harborfields Public Library in Greenlawn for Suffolk chapter president Jeff Keister’s presentation on how to take action for gun regulation, a month after a similar meeting attracted about a dozen, he said.\n\n“I’ve been following them on Facebook for a while and I wanted to get involved,” said Cindy Grimm of Huntington, who is assistant director at the Whaling Museum in Cold Spring Harbor and came to the meeting because she found it “a ridiculous situation” that so little had been done in the more than five years since Sandy Hook. “No one is against the Second Amendment or is trying to take away guns. Why can’t we start the conversation and see what the results will be?”\n\nAnother new member was Stephanie Adams of Northport, who said her children, age 5 and 2, were too young to have experienced active shooter drills, “but I see them posted on Facebook and it makes my stomach drop and I want to stop this from happening to any other kids.”\n\nNassau County’s chapter began organizing “in earnest” last fall, said Laura Burns of Rockville Centre, a freelance young adult fiction writer and mother of three who is active in the state organization. The group also saw a spike in interest between its first new members meeting in January and a second one on March 1 when nearly 70 people attended, she said.\n\n“It’s been surprising to me, the sustained level of interest since the Parkland shooting. It’s not dying down and I credit the kids from Parkland for that. We keep getting more requests every day from people wanting to help us and I’m hopeful this is the tipping point,” Burns said.\n\nNot every student, however, agrees with an agenda to more tightly regulate guns. Matt Baron, a senior at Northport High School, joined the walkout at his school only when convinced its mission was to honor those slain at Parkland rather than support gun regulation, which he opposes.\n\nThe Parkland students organizing the March for Our Lives march in D.C. — Emma Gonzalez, David Hogg, Cameron Kasky, Sarah Chadwick and others — are calling for a ban on civilian use of what they call assault-type weapons such as the AR-15, a semi-automatic rifle. But Baron looks to another student from Parkland, a conservative who favors arming school staff to confront potential school shooters and who met in the Oval Office at the White House with President Donald Trump and Melania Trump.\n\n“I cannot support the March for Our Lives because they support a ban on assault weapons and high-capacity magazines, proposals I object to on both philosophical and factual grounds,” said Baron. “Parkland student Kyle Kashuv has suggested a ‘March for Our Rights,’ which I would probably support.”\n\nThousands of Long Island students could be taking part in March for Our Lives events, either traveling by bus or with parents to Washington, D.C., or to New York City or local events. In Huntington, organizers of a rally set for Heckscher Park said more than 1,400 students from more than 60 schools have expressed interest in attending, with 2,500 indicating interest via the group’s Facebook page. Interest spread rapidly via social media, said organizer Avalon Fenster, 16, of Dix Hills, a student at The Stony Brook School, whose first request at a recent meeting of young volunteers was for everyone to immediately post about it on their Instagram accounts, using its hashtag @marchforourlives.li.\n\n“This is a nonpartisan issue: This is for our lives,” she said.\n\nThe same social media that have helped organize the new student movement against gun violence is heightening the sense of danger, according to Theresa Walter of Greenlawn, a teacher at Great Neck North High School and mother of three, who came to lend support at the Huntington volunteer meeting.\n\n“Any kind of post that can be interpreted as a threat is causing panic among kids and parents and staff,” she said. “People are at a heightened state of anxiety for sure. I talk to my neighbors, and we’re all scared.”\n\nJames Connor, a 15-year-old ninth-grader at Northport High School, and his mother, Amy, said they will be marching in Washington. When he saw the photos from the Parkland shooting, he said, he felt the school was similar to his and “that could have happened here just as easily. . . . Yeah, I’m mad at the lawmakers down in Washington. We’ve been calling on people to get rid of the ability to get guns so easily and no one has done anything.”\n\nStudent at protest: ‘We have a voice’Scenes from around Long Island as students participated in events honoring the victims of the Parkland shooting or protested gun violence. What do you think about LI school walkouts for Parkland?Students across Long Island — and the country — might walk out of their schools today in the wake of the recent school shooting in Florida. Do you think students should face disciplinary action if they walk out without their district's support?"
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It pulls huge quantities of carbon dioxide out of the atmosphere, and it may even be used to convert city sewage back to clean water [ 1 , 5 ].\n\nSpirulina gathered attention as a possible pharmaceutical in the 1940s and 50s. In 1974, the World Health Organization declared it the “best food for the future” to combat malnutrition, especially in children [ 4 ].\n\nSpirulina is a dried blue-green algae that contains 70% protein once dried. It is considered an important “food for the future” by the WHO. 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Multiple cell, animal, and human studies have demonstrated its ability to reduce oxidative stress; furthermore, spirulina contains diverse active compounds with antioxidant activity. It may contribute to whole-body health and, when combined with diet and lifestyle choices, delay or prevent disease onset [ 8 , 9 , 1 ]. Likely Effective For\n\n2) Heart Health A review of 12 human clinical studies suggested that spirulina may protect the heart not only through its antioxidant properties, but also by lowering cholesterol , triglycerides , and blood pressure [ 9 ]. Blood Pressure Multiple clinical studies revealed that spirulina lowers blood pressure . In particular, the diastolic blood pressure – the lower of the two numbers, measured when the heart is resting between beats – is significantly decreased in people taking spirulina supplements [ 10 , 11 , 9 ]. Cholesterol and Triglycerides High levels of cholesterol and triglycerides increase a person’s risk of heart disease and stroke [ 12 , 13 , 14 ].In animal and human studies, spirulina decreased total cholesterol, LDL (the “bad” cholesterol), and triglycerides in the blood. These markers may increase as we age; spirulina may, therefore, have key benefits in elderly people or in those prone to high levels [ 15 , 9 ].The existing evidence suggests that spirulina reduces the risk of heart disease. Although spirulina supplements are not FDA-approved for this purpose, you may discuss with your doctor if they may be helpful in your case. Possibly Effective For 3) Inflammation Inflammation, like oxidative stress, is linked to many different conditions. Inflammatory diseases include everything from depression to IBD to arthritis [ 16 , 17 , 18 ].Spirulina contains multiple bioactive compounds that are known to reduce inflammation. Taken as a supplement, spirulina blocks the activity of molecules that stimulate the inflammatory response . In both human and rat studies, it reversed an age-related increase in inflammatory cytokines [ 1 , 8 , 15 ]. In Allergic Rhinitis Allergic rhinitis is the most common allergic reaction to environmental allergens like pollen; it is also a major part of asthma. In one clinical study on 150 people, spirulina decreased all measured symptoms of allergic rhinitis compared to placebo [ 19 , 20 ].Although limited, the evidence suggests that spirulina may help with allergic rhinitis and other inflammatory conditions. You may try spirulina if your doctor determines that it may help. Never take it instead of what your doctor recommends or prescribes. 4) Boosting Immunity Animal and human studies have demonstrated spirulina’s immune-boosting properties. 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"The polls open on Tuesday at 7 am and remain open until 8 pm. On the general election ballot, incumbents come first followed by challengers, each group listed alphabetically.\n\nThe names on the council ballot will be listed as follows:\n\nThere also is a non-binding referendum on the ballot that asks:\n\nThe City of Lowell is reviewing several options for its high school project. Do you support extensive renovation and rebuild at the existing Lowell High location, at 50 Father Morissette Boulevard, Lowell, MA, 01852? YES or NO.\n\nFor more information about the election, check out the Lowell Election Office webpage which also contains a specimen ballot, or the website of Lowell Votes which has its excellent 2017 Voters Guide\n\nYou shouldn’t have to wait too long Tuesday night to get the results. Former State Senator Steve Panagiotakos will again activate his well-tuned election results operation which will be headquartered at the Blue Shamrock on Market Street.\n\nProcedurally, the official vote count occurs as follows: At 8 pm, the election office personnel at each of the 33 precincts prints a paper slip showing the vote results from that precinct’s voting machine. That slip of paper is then displayed in a public place (usually it’s taped to the inside of an exterior glass door so that anyone outside the building can see the paper and read the results). Election workers accompanied by police officers then bring the voting machines to the election office at City Hall, where the data cards are removed from individual machines and inserted into a computer for tabulation. Once all 33 voting machines are read by that City Hall computer, the official “unofficial” results are known. The purpose of the initial paper slip with the voting results displayed at the polling place is to provide a cross check that should detect any alteration of the machine while en route to City Hall.\n\nWhat Steve does is send a representative to each of the 33 polling places. Members of that team view the initial results slip displayed at the site and call the results into headquarters at the Blue Shamrock where they are keyed into a spreadsheet. As soon as the thirty-third call comes in, the unofficial results are known, usually before the actual voting machines reach City Hall.\n\nThe Blue Shamrock election results gathering will be telecast live by LTC, the city’s public access cable provider (I assume on Channel 8 since the council meeting will be on Channel 99). The results will also be streamed live on the LTC website if you live outside of Lowell or don’t have cable.\n\nTo refresh everyone’s memory, here are the results from the September 27, 2017 preliminary election in which 7,680 people voted which was 11.7 percent of all registered voters. Here is the order of finish and the number of votes received:\n\nNo endorsements or predictions from me this morning, other than I suspect that turnout will be considerably higher than in a normal city election. For context, in recent city election, 10,000 to 12,000 have voted compared to 22,000 in gubernatorial elections and 32,000 in presidential elections.\n\nThis election campaign has been unique in several ways. My memory of Lowell city elections stretches back to 1965, and I don’t ever remember one where a single issue – the Lowell High siting debate this year – was so dominant. The only one that comes close was 1995, when the fight was about whether the city should contribute to the cost of construction of the Tsongas Arena. That issue made the most noise that year, but it was one of many of concern to voters. This year has become completely binary. Candidates are either for Cawley or for downtown. Issues like public safety, economic development, and neighborhood quality of life that have been decisive in recent city elections aren’t even an afterthought this year. (They are, of course, as important as ever, but their exclusion from the campaign stage just illustrates what an atypical election this is).\n\nThe second rarity in this election is the embracement of slates by candidates and supporters. Ken Wallace, in his Saturday chat yesterday, said 1963 was the last election in which a slate was open and prominent. One reason candidates have avoided slates comes from our vote-for-nine electoral system. You, as a candidate, want people who have strong allegiance to other candidates to give you one of their nine votes. But if you’re part of Slate A, it’s unlikely that you’ll get votes from those whose primary allegiance is to a candidate on Slate B. This is the same reason that council and school committee candidates rarely attack each other. That’s another way in which this election is different.\n\nThe longstanding dominance of the Belvidere neighborhood in city elections is also a big factor this year. Will that dominance continue? That’s an important question, because if the preliminary election results are a reliable indicator, then the residents of Belvidere overwhelmingly want the high school to remain downtown.\n\nWhy is Belvidere so dominant in local elections? It’s not as simple as saying, “they vote,” although that is a factor. A big part of it is demographics and the way we organize the city for election purposes. There are 33 precincts in the city. Every ten years, after the US Census is complete, the city reorganizes its precincts to ensure that the number of people living within each precinct is roughly the same (between 3100 and 3400 people). That’s 3100 human beings, not 3100 registered voters. In every precinct, some of those 3100 human beings are not eligible to vote. They might be too young, or they might not be US citizens. So in precincts that are younger or more diverse or both, fewer people are eligible to vote.\n\nSo before you even get to who actually votes on election day, the system already has provided the 3100 people who live in that Belvidere neighborhood with twice as many eligible voters than it does the Lower Highlands neighborhood. Then on election day, if the eligible voters in Belvidere turn out at 60 percent, while those eligible in the Lower Highlands turn out at only 30 percent, the existing disparity is magnified.\n\nWhich brings us to the third unique aspect of this election. Because Belvidere is where the voters come from in the largest numbers, council candidates make their best effort to address the issues of greatest concern to the residents of Belvidere. That’s not the case this year. Again, if the preliminary election outcome is a reliable indicator that Belvidere voters are solidly opposed to moving Lowell High to that neighborhood, you have five incumbents and four challengers who are unequivocally in favor of just the opposite.\n\nAnother novelty this year is the presence of two political action committees, each supporting one of the previously-mentioned slates. Both of these seem well-funded based on the number of newspaper ads and mailings I’ve seen. And from what I’ve seen on social media about receipts and expenditures (with the caveat that anything you see on social media must come with a huge question mark), it seems that the pro-downtown group has invested heavily in a paid organizer, phone banks, door-to-door canvasing and polling, things that are common for statewide candidates, but rare in local elections. How effective those tactics will be could influence how local campaigns are run in future Lowell elections.\n\nI spent a lot of time above writing about the voters of Belvidere, but what about the rest of the city? The total number of voters in all the other neighborhoods greatly surpasses just that one section. Certainly there are those in every neighborhood who feel strongly one way or the other and will vote accordingly. But I sense there are two other groupings, one likely to support downtown, the other Cawley.\n\nFrom the beginning, I’ve said the majority of voters aren’t in either the downtown or Cawley camps, they are in the “I don’t want my taxes to go up” category. Which of the candidates is the champion of voters with this as their priority? There really is no one, because none of the incumbents or the challengers has voiced concern about whether the tax payers of Lowell can afford either option for the high school. Yet these voters aren’t going to skip the election or leave the city council section blank. My guess is that because the Cawley proposal prevailed in the June council vote, and because the pro-downtown incumbents have been hammering away at the cost of that proposal ever since, they will win the fiscal responsibility voter. (Of course that same voter is equally likely to vote No on the referendum, because he does not want a new high school period).\n\nThe second voter grouping I see is the “new construction is better than renovation” voter. I’ve repeatedly encountered people who don’t have strong feelings one way or the other on the location of the high school and who have resigned themselves to the need for something other than the existing facility. A surprisingly large number of these people have expressed a strong belief that building new from the ground up would provide the best outcome for the city.\n\nI don’t agree with the “new is better than renovation” thinking. Just look at the existing high school in which the 1922 building is solid and desirable whereas the 1980 addition is flawed. The same situation exists just across Arcand Drive where the 1898 Lowell City Hall still stands strong while the 1973 JFK Civic Center begs for demolition or complete overhaul, and where the renovated Pollard Memorial Library, also constructed in 1898, stands as a great symbol of the benefits of restoration of historical buildings.\n\nBeyond just its place in the high school siting debate, the strong hold this “new is better than renovation” attitude has on the community undercuts the accepted Lowell narrative of the past 50 years. To all of those who feel it is self-evident that Urban Renewal’s wholesale demolition of neighborhoods and structures in the 1960s was a huge mistake, and that it was the “Lowell’s future is its past” philosophy that accompanied the arrival of Lowell National Historical Park and the infusion of hundreds of millions of dollars of funds to renovate existing buildings in downtown Lowell that rescued the city from the lingering effects of the Great Depression, many of your fellow citizens haven’t read that chapter, or if they have, they don’t buy it.\n\nWhatever the outcome of this election and of the Lowell High siting debate, it is time for those who value historic preservation in Lowell to regroup and ask why so many in the community are so disdainful of preservation.\n\nThat’s it for now. If you haven’t had enough of Lowell politics, please check out the item I posted earlier this morning. It’s a review of the outcome of all city elections over the past twenty-five years. 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"July 28, 2019, the Akhand Maha Mantra Yagna — 101 hours of round-the-clock chanting was initiated early in the morning. A recorded video of Dada chanting the Maha Mantra marked the beginning of the yagna. 28th also was Rev. Dada’s birthday as per the Hindu calendar. Sevas and kirtans marked the day. This day of Ekadashi, 20 ladies were given one month’s ration.\n\nJyoti Ramchandani, a devotee said, “Sitting at the Mahayagna is reinvigorating. The chanting has a soothing and calming effect. I have come here to connect with peace that Dada’s ever-living presence gives.”",
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"Spiritual groups partook in the Maha Mantra Yagna including the ISKCON and the Satya Sai Group. Devotees had converged to experience and absorb the spiritual elixir in the Maha Mantra chants. Acclaimed singers joined in the yagna. Jessica Dhanak said, “It is truly a blessed opportunity to be singing here. I feel the voice that we have been bestowed with must be used for divine services.”\n\nSinger, Bhushan Maloo speaking on the yagna, said, “I feel fortunate not only to be singing at the Maha Mantra Yagna but also to be present and revel in the divine ambience here. I feel glad and blessed that Dada has made me an instrument of his.”",
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"The evening session on the 31st witnessed the first-ever performance on ‘Glimpses into the life & teachings of Rev. Dada J. P. Vaswani’. Students from Sadhu Vaswani International School, Delhi and St. Mira’s School, Pune put up heart-rending performance leaving the devotees and attendees moved and teary-eyed. Madhu Negi, Dance teacher Sadhu Vaswani International School Delhi and also the show choreographer said, “This performance has been planned over 3 months. It is a fusion of Bharatanatyam, Mohiniyattam, semi-classical and contemporary. The students have been so dedicated that they even agreed to practice during their summer vacations!”\n\nMrs Nandini Nair, the judge for the evening speaking on the performances said, “What I witnessed today was a spectacular performance. What these children have performed today will stay embossed in their hearts for life and truly was a visual treat. It was brilliant in concept, execution and in the sheer man-hours of practice that went into it!” Both the groups were awarded trophies.\n\nAugust 1, 2019— the Maha Mantra Yagna concluded. A soulful 101 hours had concluded only to continue with the seva offerings and prayer sessions.\n\n‘A Messenger of Love: The Biography of Dada J. P. Vaswani’ — authored by Prabha Sampath and Krishna Kumari and published by Pan Macmillan India was launched by Dr. K.H. Sancheti. ‘Dada Vaswani Skill Development Centre’ in Manjri was launched at the hands of Niranjan Hiranandani of Hiranandani Group.\n\nThe evening session was led by soul-stirring vocals by renowned singer, Ameya Dabli to be followed by the highlight of the day — Inspirational talk in English “Set Yourself Free” by Rev. Dada J.P. Vaswani. A strong advocate on forgiveness, Rev. Dada’s English talk further established the significance and importance of forgiveness in one’s life. He also offered a few practical suggestions.\n\n2nd August, Rev. Dada’s 101st birthday began with 108 havans alongside 108 chants of the Gayatri Mantra. Daridra Narayan Seva was held in the morning where the needy were served with meals. 91 needy families were given a month’s ration and cash. Thrity-five prostheses were distributed to patients from Pune and Baramati in the artificial limbs seva.\n\nThe noon session was initiated in the midst of devotees thronging from the world over. Bhajans, kirtans, sevas energized and infused the Satsang Hall with love and devotion. Rev. Dada’s Upadesh followed wherein he spoke of setting in quest of God without a moments delay for he emphasised ‘tomorrow never comes’. At 2 pm, the Moment of Calm —Global Forgiveness Moment was observed with Dada's guided forgiveness meditation. 13,643,714 — Moment of Calm pledges were received from people willing to forgive. More pledges poured in later. Dada's birthday on August 2 is observed as the Global Forgiveness Day. This was followed by langar.",
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"The evening session saw the upadesh of Gurudev Sadhu Vaswani and Rev. Dada J. P. Vaswani wherein Rev. Dada spoke on the significance of birthday which also reminds one of the purpose of human birth. He appealed everyone to realise the worth of the human birth and seek longing and love for God.\n\nThe birthday observance concluded with the midnight vigil.",
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"Medical concessions and sevas were carried out in the health-care institutions of the Sadhu Vaswani Mission in observance of Dada’s birthday.\n\nHon’ble Prime Minister, Narendra Modi’s Message on Rev. Dada’s 101st birthday: It is heartening to learn that Sadhu Vaswani Mission is celebrating the 101st birth anniversary of Dada J.P. Vaswani. Today, his physical form is not in our midst, but the birth anniversary celebration is a timely reminder to tread the path shown by him.",
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"A spiritual leader and philosopher, educationist, writer, the messenger of 'Ahimsa', Dada Vaswani was a humanitarian to the core. His humble demeanour and down-to-earth nature endeared him to his innumerable disciples and followers.\n\nDada Vaswani's humanitarianism transcended man-made barriers of religion, caste, colour or creed. He believed in the power of silent service and exhorted the youth to immerse themselves in service of the nation. Celebrated as Global Forgiveness Day, Dada Vaswani's birth anniversary brings the message of non-violence and peace in every sphere of activity. His life and ideals underlined the dictum of preach what you practice.",
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"Dada always talked of strengthening and empowering society. \"If you want to be happy, make others happy\" was the dictum he believed in. He urged people to instil the virtue of acceptance in life. Hon’ble Prime Minister said in his addressed letter.\n\nTributes to Dada Vaswani on his 101st birth anniversary. May the occasion guide mankind and illuminate the lives of his disciples and followers.",
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"About Moment of Calm:\n\nThe Moment of Calm is a world-wide initiative of peace that calls upon one and all, young and old to pause for 2 minutes on August 2 at 2 pm to forgive, clear the heart of ill-feelings and send out vibrations of love to all. One can observe this ‘Moment’ from wherever one is – the elevator, the gym, the office, the home, or anywhere.\n\nThe Moment of Calm campaign was launched by Rev. Dada J. P. Vaswani and the Mayor of Oak brook, Chicago in the year 2012. Launching the Moment of Calm, Rev. Dada had said, “The treasure of this inner calm should be experienced by all of us at least once every day. But if we are unable to do so, then let us enjoy and experience it at least once a year. Our minds are usually turbulent, disturbed and agitated. Our natural state is that of calmness. We need to go within to reinstate it. We can only do so by letting go of any grudges, disturbances, pettiness, selfishness, vengeance and any other negative attributes.” The first one to sign up for this Movement was filmmaker and actor, Aamir Khan.",
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"Today, the Moment of Calm movement has reached millions from all walks of life. World-over, people have experienced the calmness forgiveness has brought about and vouched for their experience of bliss, peace and true solace.\n\nDada often said, “Hearts at peace will create world peace.” In belief and faith, this year as well the Moment of Calm was observed across the globe at 2 pm on 2nd August. Schools, colleges, hospitals, sports academies, NGO’s supported the cause. Greater Good Science Center at the University of California, Berkeley and CCARE of Stanford University supported the cause of Moment of Calm.",
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"Criminal gangs scour poor regions for younger girls and pitch a dream life in China, the place there’s a surplus of some forty million men – a legacy of Beijing’s one-youngster coverage. Chinese men usually pay brokers between $10,000 and $20,000 for a international spouse, a 2016 United Nations report said. A Chinese assistant to the Cambodian consul in Shanghai stated little might be accomplished to help girls who had escaped their captors and were now uncontactable. Chab Dai program manager Chan Saron stated in early January, one girls reported being transferred to “government-managed detention” and held “underneath very strict situations” earlier than contact was misplaced.\n\nAsiaCharm.com is worthattempting whenever you actually feel enthusiastic regarding complying withattractive along with pretty Eastern chicks. More and in addition much more Chinese males like to stay alone, away from a relationship and naturally, it doesn’ t go away behind bachelor ladies any type of opportunity for courting, marrying in addition to possessing relations. Nowadays, regional people operate extremely onerous in addition to haven’t any requirement to get proper right into a partnership to help eachother. Chinese women are nonetheless beneath intense stress to find a associate, prepare a connection, and in addition take the next step in path of marriage. As you acknowledge, the Chinese are literally very strict along with self-displined. Also miss should pay attention to their mom and father and recognize their viewpoint. In the stylish world, it has turn out to be properly-liked to utilize international courting web sites and marriage companies to find Chinese brides.",
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I’d been warned never to use my footprints as landmarks. I’d been warned that the dunes move, that the landscape can change in seconds, and I’d been warned that if I got lost I might not be found. It was a good warning. Even with it in mind, once when I did lose sight of the road it took me an increasingly concerned half an hour to find it again even though it was less than fifty feet away. In Journey, though you’ll quickly lose your immediate sense of direction, you can wander without that fear at the back of your mind.\n\nJourney is also a story of pilgrimage, of meeting God. I don’t want to say too much about that part. You’ll see it yourself if you play. Anyone who starts Journey will finish it unless they willfully put it down, though to be honest I can’t imagine who would, or why.\n\nAs you traverse the desert, you’ll encounter delightful schools of aerial creatures that resemble tiny fragments of flying carpet. Cavort with them and they’ll swirl around you, lifting you into the air in a sort of whirlpool of patterned fabric.\n\nYou yourself can only interact with the environment using your voice, a tweetling chirp that draws the attention of the little beasts and can activate certain objects in the landscape. Beyond that you can walk, and jump floatily in a way that is almost, but not quite, like flying. As you explore you’ll find the occasional item that extends the length of your character’s scarf, which billows ever-longer behind you in the wind. The scarf in turn is what powers your jumps. The longer it is, the longer you can soar gossamerly through the blowing sand, a suddenly aerial being only slightly weightier than the blowing petals of Flower. When your jump power is exhausted, you need only chirple at some of those carpet creatures and they’ll zip over to refuel you. Journey is not about challenge.\n\nNow, this game is about as far removed from Dark Souls as anything in the universe. Comparing the chromatic, lilting murmur of Journey’s desert to the desolate, hard-edged spite of Lordran is almost blasphemous. Yet you can’t escape the comparison when you think about the multiplayer.\n\nIn Journey, every now and then as you trudge up the dunes, or scoot down them in a joyous sand-scattering surf that never gets old, you’ll see a flash of red off to one side, or hear a hoot that sounds suspiciously like your own character’s voice. And then maybe running toward you is another armless, poncho-clad entity, trilling and warbling away, their own scarf flapping as they scamper in circles around you in greeting. This is another player, randomly dropped into your game (or were you dropped into theirs? It’s all the same desert, and it’s seamless). So for a while you’ll journey along together.\n\nEven when you’re alone, Journey doesn’t feel like a lonely game – but the unvarnished joy of sharing the trip, temporarily, with another traveler is brilliant. No names, no PSN IDs, no words, no headsets, nothing but chirping bounds and shared exploration. Eventually you’ll maybe pause the game to go answer the phone, and your character will sit down in the sand. The other player might mill nervously around you for a while, chirruping for your attention, but if you don’t return inevitably they’ll wander off with no hard feelings, back to their solitary progress. Or maybe you’ll lose sight of your companion when the wind blows the sand a certain way, and then just like that they’re gone. No worries, the journey is safe. They’ll find their way.\n\nThis multiplayer is both one of the greatest aspects of Journey and its one potential issue. Journey is a very short game, and even though you’re likely to play it a few times just because it’s so peaceful and so beautiful, eventually people are going to stop playing it, and when that happens the multiplay part is going to fall off. So if you want to be absolutely sure that you’re getting the full Journey experience, you’d better grab it right now before people begin drifting away. Will the game be significantly reduced if you go through the whole thing without ever seeing another player? I don’t think so… but I would miss it very much all the same.\n\nIn the end, though, I can say with assurance that this is one of the most beautiful games I’ve ever played, and in some ways, despite its brevity, one of the most rich. The last 25 minutes of the journey are like nothing else, and worth experiencing. The story hidden in the old ruins is worth deciphering. The one scary moment is worth enduring. 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"When Delta Airlines refused to let Arijit Guha board a plane because his T-shirt made passengers uncomfortable, others made Delta aware of their outrage. When Samsung infringed Apple’s copyright, a jury of independent peers awarded Apple more than $1 billion in damages. When Republican Todd Akin claimed that women could stop themselves from becoming pregnant if raped, people called for his head.\n\nThese recent events all illustrate a broad human trait: we seek to punish people who do wrong and violate our social rules, even when their actions don’t harm us directly. We call for retribution, even if we have nothing specific to gain from it and even if it costs us time, effort, status or money to do so. This “third-party punishment” is thought to cement human societies together, and prevents cheats and free-riders from running riot. If you wrong someone, and they’re the only ones who want to sanction you, the price of vice is low. If an entire society condemns you, the cost skyrockets.\n\nDo other animals do the same thing? It’s not clear, but one group of scientists believes that our closest relative – the chimpanzee – does not. Katrin Riedl from the Max Planck Institute for Evolutionary Anthropology in Leipzig, Germany found that chimpanzees will punish individuals who steal food from them, but not those who steal food from others. Even if the victim was a close relative, the third party never sought to punish the thief. These were the first direct tests of third-party punishment in a non-human animal, and the chimps got an F.\n\nRiedl’s conclusion is stark: “In contrast to humans, chimpanzees do not engage in third-party punishment.” This behaviour, so crucial to our stable societies, seems to have evolved after our ancestors split away from the other apes. “This might explain, in part, how we have been uniquely able to form large-scale societies of unrelated individuals,” says Keith Jensen, who was involved in the study. “It can allow for cooperation to move beyond simple tit-for-tat and allow for norms of cooperation, and institutions to enforce and sanction them.”\n\nFrans de Waal, a primate researcher from Emory University, is more circumspect. “I agree that [the experiments] set up a situation in which chimpanzees could potentially perform third-party punishment,” he says. They didn’t, but why? “Negative evidence has its place in science, but is to be treated with circumspection as there are many reasons why certain behaviours may not occur. Only one of those reasons is that the capacity is lacking.” Absence of evidence is not evidence of absence. “That’s always a worry,” says Jensen, “but then science works on disconfirming, rather than proving, hypotheses.”\n\nThere is some other evidence for third- party punishment in the wild. In social insects like ants and bees, some workers police their nestmates and clamp down on reproduction attempts outside the royal line, even though those workers can’t breed either. In cleaner fish, which pick parasites off larger animals, males will attack their female partners if they bite the client’s flesh instead. Closer to us, chimps and pig-tailed macaques both have dominant individuals who will intervene in fights between subordinates.\n\nBut in all these cases, there could be selfish rather than cooperative motives. The cleaner fish could just be preventing their partners from annoying their clients. The policing chimps could be asserting their dominance, protecting females, or trying to make allies. “Perhaps,” says Jensen, “it is just because fighting is annoying.” As ever, reading into the motivation of animals is not something to be lightly done at first glance.\n\nRiedl wanted a more direct test. She worked with 13 chimps who took turns playing an actor, a thief and a victim. They sat in three cages surrounding a central space, so they could see each other but not interact directly. In the central space was a Plexiglas puzzle box with food inside. The “victim” chimp was closest, and could move five sliders to get the food to fall down to the bottom of the box.\n\nThen, Riedl pulled on a rope to open a flap in the victim’s cage, allowing it to finally reach the food. She also opened another flap that gave the thief access to a rope. If it pulled, it could tug the food away from the victim. And it could get away with it too, if not for the pesky actor. The actor also had a rope, which opened a trapdoor in front of the thief’s cage and sent the stolen food plummeting away. The actor could never reach the food itself but he could punish the thief for their transgression against the victim.\n\nBut they didn’t. Some of them did collapse the trapdoor, but they were just as unlikely to do so in response to third-party theft as they were when the experimenter visibly took the food away. Riedl expected that dominant chimps should punish third parties more than subordinates, since they are the ones who police wild interactions. Not so. She also wondered if close kin would show third-party punishment, since animals are expected to behave more altruistically towards others who share large proportions of their genes. Nope. Not that either.\n\nThe only consistent use of punishment was by dominant chimps, castigating subordinates who steal their food directly. As Riedl writes: “Chimpanzee punishment is of the “might makes right” variety.” It’s all about personal harm, and positions of power.\n\nThat contrasts sharply to what humans do. Forget the hand-waving complaining about broken modern societies: For the most part, humans adhere to social norms and frown on others who break them. Even three-year-old children show such sensitivities. What does it mean that the chimps in Riedl’s experiments did not?\n\nIt could mean that chimps generally don’t. After all, food is a prized commodity in chimp life, and the theft of food would be a punishable offence if ever there was one. Riedl concludes that third-party punishment “would not seem to be an ancestral feature of the last common ancestor to humans and chimpanzees.” That’s not so radical a conclusion. There are many things that unite us with our closest relatives, but it’s not controversial to say that there are differences.\n\nFor example, chimps, cooperative though they are, are less cooperative than us. Primatologist Sarah Hrdy imagines what would happen if she was on a plane, and all the people quietly sitting in each other’s company suddenly turned into chimps. She says, “Any one of us would be lucky to disembark with all their fingers and toes still attached… Bloody earlobes and other appendages would litter the aisles.”\n\nThe question is where the differences between human and chimp behaviour lie. Michael Tomasello, who led Riedl’s study, has long emphasised those differences. His studies have found: that children share when they work together but chimps do not; that they do not care about fairness (or rather, are “insensitive to inequity”); and that they prefer to work alone to get food rather than working together (unlike children). (This is not to cast Tomasello as some professional downplayer of chimp cooperation: He has also found that chimps help each other to get food and other items (although less readily than humans), and that they’re smart enough to deduce the inferences of their peers.)\n\nOn the flipside, Frans de Waal has been more likely to emphasise the similarities we share with chimps. He has found that chimps spontaneously help each other, and that they cooperate as readily as humans if they’re put to the same tasks. About Riedl’s new study, he says, “It may not relate well to natural chimpanzee social life. How often are these apes in a situation to remove another’s food without obtaining it for themselves? That they don’t punish, doesn’t mean they do not have a capacity to do so.”\n\n“From a long line of research we have learned to be cautious when chimpanzees do not show a certain outcome that we humans expect,” De Waal adds. Negative experiments initially argued that chimps don’t spontaneously help each other out, and don’t imitate each other’s behaviour, but better studies later provided evidence for both.\n\nDe Waal now wants to see what humans would do in the same situation, using the equivalent tests that I wrote about last year. “Until we test the same set up on uninformed humans, we don’t know,” he says. Jensen says that this particular version was “custom-designed for captive chimpanzees” but they have adapted it for human children. The results are awaiting publication.\n\nMeanwhile, he says, “If chimpanzees (and other animals) have third party punishment, why do we see so little evidence of it and no evidence of large-scale cooperation. Perhaps that is a more interesting question.”\n\nImages via Lionsgate (sort of) and Possumgirl2\n\nMore From Discover\nMind\nWhy Do Some People Love Watching Animals Fight?\nMind\nThe Science of Spotting a Liar\nMind\nIs There Such a Thing As Universal Humor?\nRecommendations From Our Store\nMy Science ShopCosmos: Possible Worlds\nMy Science ShopStrange Science\nMy Science ShopEinstein's Universe\nMy Science ShopElements Flashcards\nShop Now\nStay Curious\nJoin\nOur List"
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"Welcome to our study of this week’s Torah portion, which is called Parasha Beha’alotcha (When You Raise). This is the portion that will be read this Shabbat (Saturday) in synagogues around the world.\n\nBEHA’ALOTCHA (When You Raise)",
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"“Now the LORD spoke to Moses, saying, ‘Speak to Aaron and say to him, “When you set up (Beha’alotcha בְּהַעֲלֹתְךָ) the lamps, the seven lamps shall give light in front of the Menorah.”’” (Numbers 8:1-2)\n\nLast week, in Parasha Naso, the numbering of Israel continued with a census of the Levites. The Nazirite vow was detailed, as well as the Aaronic Blessing.\n\nThis week’s Scripture portion is named Beha’alotcha, which means when you set up because it begins with instructions as to how the Menorah (lampstand) is to be set up in the Tabernacle. A related word is Aliyah (עליה), the Hebrew word for immigrating to the Land of Israel. It can also be defined as the act of going up.\n\nTo take the step of faith to return to the land of our Forefathers (Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob) is an act of spiritual elevation.\n\nThe Menorah: Raising the Light of Purity\n\n“Now this workmanship of the Menorah was hammered gold; from its shaft to its flowers it was hammered work. According to the pattern which the LORD had shown Moses, so he made the lampstand.” (Numbers 8:4)\n\nParasha Beha’alotcha opens with the lighting of the Menorah. This lampstand is a symbol of the light of revelation and truth. God commanded Moses to make it out of gold according to the pattern shown him on Mount Sinai. Why gold and not bronze or silver? Gold symbolizes something precious, of great value, and it is a metaphor for purity in the Bible. The fire in the Menorah represents the fire of the Divine Light spreading throughout the entire world, beginning with Israel.\n\nWe can understand it also as Godliness; therefore, the fire can be seen as symbolic of God refining His people so that they may be as fine gold!\n\n“He will sit as a refiner and purifier of silver; He will purify the Levites and refine them like gold and silver. Then the LORD will have men who will bring offerings in righteousness.” (Malachi 3:3)\n\nThe Light of Obedience\n\nSeven lamps were lit on the Menorah. Why are there seven golden lampstands and not five or nine or any other number? According to ancient Jewish thought, seven stands for perfection or completion.\n\nGod warned that He might remove the lampstand of a congregation if they continue in sin and refuse to repent. As Yeshua (Jesus) told the church at Ephesus: “I am coming to you, and will remove your lampstand out of its place, unless you repent.” (Revelation 2:5)\n\nThose who are His followers continually grow in obedience, love, joy, and peace, becoming more and more like Yeshua. That love, joy, and peace shines forth through a dark and dreary world like a beacon of hope. It makes others desire the Source of that goodness.\n\n“Delight yourself in the LORD, and He will give you the desires of your heart.” (Psalm 37:4)\n\nAs we pursue the Lord, we also pursue purity in our attitudes, our speech, and our ministry.\n\nAnd so we read in this Parasha that the Levites who served God in the Temple had to be cleansed and purified before beginning their ministry.\n\n“Then the LORD spoke to Moses, saying: ‘Take the Levites from among the children of Israel and cleanse them ceremonially. Thus you shall do to them to cleanse them: Sprinkle water of purification on them, and let them shave all their body, and let them wash their clothes, and so make themselves clean.’” (Numbers 8:5-7)\n\nGod took the Levites as His own in place of the firstborn who were spared during the Ten Plagues in Egypt. Most of those sons defiled their hearts and spirits when they worshiped the Golden Calf. The Levites didn’t worship the calf. They stayed faithful and true to the God of Israel; therefore, they were given the work of service in the Tabernacle, instead of Israel’s firstborn sons.\n\nMurmuring in the Wilderness\n\n“The manna was like coriander seed, and its appearance like that of bdellium. The people went about and gathered it and ground it in hand mills or beat it in mortars and boiled it in pots and made cakes of it. And the taste of it was like the taste of cakes baked with oil.” (Numbers 11:7-8)\n\nIn Parasha Beha’alotcha, the Israelites resume their trek to the Promised Land. The Divine fire-cloud accompanies them as a supernatural manifestation of God’s presence.\n\nIt has been a year since He delivered His chosen people from bondage in Egypt. They saw the River Nile turn to blood and their firstborn saved by blood. They even walked through a parted sea into safety. But experiencing God’s supernatural presence and His provision of manna did not stop them from murmuring in the wilderness.\n\nOh how they complained! Even to the point of rejecting God and desiring to go back to bondage where they could have the fish “that cost nothing, the cucumbers, the melons, the leeks, the onions, and the garlic.” (Numbers 11:5)\n\nDespite the manna, they were consumed with a craving for meat. The Bible does not explain why they did not eat meat from their herds of sheep.\n\nMoses finds the people’s complaining so hard to bear that he is ready to die if no solution is found, and his honesty with God brings about a Divine solution.\n\nGod tells him to gather 70 experienced elders to the Tent of Meeting. They are to share the burden of leadership, and to help them, God endows them with Moses’ spirit (Numbers 11:17). In Judaism, this act of God is seen to forever legitimate the judicial role of Israel’s elders.\n\nGod also promises Moses that He will give the people so much meat that they will be sick of it, which Moses finds difficult to believe. To satisfy the cravings of these ungrateful Israelites, God sends tons of quail. Many gorge themselves and die as God’s anger is unleashed due to their rejection of Him. They are buried at the place they named Kibroth-hattaavah (graves of craving). (Numbers 11:31-35)\n\nMiriam and Aaron also complain by speaking against their brother Moses. They criticize Moses for marrying a Cushite woman, slander, and they want more respect as prophets in their own right, pride.\n\nFor speaking lashon harah (slander, but also speaking the truth to injure) and for pride, God strikes Miriam with leprosy; she turns white “like snow.” Aaron recognizes their sin and cries out to the Lord, “O God, please heal her, please.”\n\nAlthough repentance helps restore our relationship with God, a lesson still has to be learned by Miriam, Aaron, and the entire community. They cannot move ahead until Miriam spends seven days outside the camp.\n\nThe prophetic reading this Shabbat (Zechariah 2:10-4:7) begins with an invitation to shout for joy because God will dwell in the midst of Zion and once again choose Jerusalem. In that day many nations will join themselves to the Lord. Zechariah’s vision confirms how deeply Adonai cares about the cleansing of His people.\n\nThe Prophet Zechariah sees the high priest Joshua, son of Jehozadak, standing before the angel of the Lord in the Heavenly Court.\n\nSatan is also there accusing Joshua, who is clothed in filthy rags, a metaphor for sin. According to Rashi, Joshua is guilty of allowing his sons to marry foreign women, which is not allowed for Levites (see Ezra 10:18).\n\nThe Angel of the Lord identifies Joshua as a brand plucked from the fire, which an article on the Chabad website interprets as the “hardships of exile.”\n\nIndeed, Joshua has returned from the Babylonian exile along with Zerubbabel and the Jewish exiles to Jerusalem where they will rebuild the city and the Jewish Temple.\n\nThe Lord rebukes Satan and says to Joshua, “See, I have removed your guilt from you, and you shall be clothed in [priestly] robes.” (Zechariah 3:4)\n\nZechariah then describes his vision of a seven-branched Menorah, which is kindled for the first time in this week’s Torah reading.\n\nRebuilding Jerusalem and the Second Temple is a huge task. And through the Prophet Zechariah, God reassures both Joshua and Zerubbabel that He is behind the initiative. Immediately after Zechariah sees the Menorah, the symbol of purity and the light of truth reaching the nations, the Lord gives a word to Zerubbabel, the governor of Judah, saying, “Not by might, nor by power, but by My Spirit, said the Lord of Hosts.” (Zechariah 4:6)\n\nOf course, pursuing spiritual goals is too difficult if we are left to our own devices. Both the Parasha reading and the Haftarah reading reveal that we have supernatural help.\n\nWe see that even Moses had his limits as a mere man. No one, not even Moses himself, could do the work of Moses without being anointed with the Spirit of God. To ease Moses’ burden, God spread some of Moses’ anointing, the Holy Spirit, giving it to 70 respected elders who would share in the task of leadership.\n\nThe Scriptures say that these elders immediately prophesied. When the Spirit of God is working in someone, spiritual gifts manifest. Prophecy is just one of these gifts (see 1 Corinthians 12:4-11, 28; Romans 12:6-8)\n\nThese gifts were only available to a select few until the Ruach (Spirit) descended on Shavuot (Pentecost) upon the first believers 50 days after Yeshua’s resurrection.\n\nThrough Yeshua, our garments of iniquity have been removed and we, like Joshua, are clothed in vestments of purity and righteousness. This is a fulfillment of one of Zechariah’s prophecies, which foretells of a time when the Messiah will remove all iniquity in a single day.\n\n“I am going to bring My servant the Branch [a future king from the line of David] … and I will remove that country’s guilt in a single day. In that day — declares the LORD of Hosts — you will be inviting each other to the shade of vines and fig trees.” (Zechariah 3:8-10; Jeremiah 33:15)\n\nThis righteous Branch from the line of David has appeared; and in one day, He paid the penalty for our sin and clothed us with His righteousness.\n\nEach of us need God’s Ruach in our lives, empowering us to obey His word, manifest His love, joy, and peace, and exercise spiritual gifts He has bestowed.\n\nFilled with His Spirit, each of us are beacons of light that show the way to a lost and dying world. One practical way we can shine as lights in the midst of the darkness is by refusing to complain and, instead, express gratitude in all things, rejoicing in the Lord always.\n\n“Do everything without complaining or arguing so that you will prove yourselves to be blameless and innocent, children of God above reproach in the midst of a crooked and perverse generation, among whom you appear as lights in the world.” (Philippians 2:14-15)"
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We have to do this, this is a critical thing for agriculture,” Simson told the ABC.\n\nSimson added that plans to bring in workers from Asean countries was significant, and any extra workers for Australian farms would be welcomed.\n\n'Hopefully that will more than make up for the 10,000 British backpackers that we will ultimately lose. 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Industry’s reliance on backpackers, and the risk this presents has been highlighted during the pandemic,” said Rogers.\n\nThe AFPA has previously called for a dedicated harvest work visa with the objective of recognising the role temporary migrants play in the horticulture industry and reducing reliance on the Working Holiday Maker (WHM) or backpacker scheme.\n\nRogers said the seasonal agriculture worker visa secured by the Nationals will complement existing temporary visa pathways. “It is important to understand that the WHM programme is fundamentally a cultural exchange programme, designed to enable tourists to travel and work in Australia. While this has been invaluable to the industry to date in filling a critical labour gap, the introduction of the seasonal agriculture worker visa would enable the WHM programme to return to its core purpose,” highlighted Rogers.\n\nDetails yet to be finalised\n\nUncertainty remains for Australian farmers as to how the visa will be structured. 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They're not alone — citizens from Sweden, Denmark, Norway, Germany, and many others have raised similar concerns. But now David Littleproud is telling Southeast Asians to come on down for the same treatment. It's shameless, stupid, and immoral.\n\n'Mr Littleproud claims Australians 'can't be incentivised to have a crack at these jobs.' Absolute garbage. Every day Australians wake up and do much tougher and more unpleasant jobs than fruit picking,” continued Walton.\n\n'They can be incentivised to do those jobs with decent pay and conditions that protect them from abuse. If the government goes ahead with this abhorrent proposal exploitation and abuse on Australian farms will explode. 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This Brexit is a tragedy . . . but just imagine, if Britain had stayed [in the EU] as we had hoped, it would, like all European countries, have between €30 billion, €40 billion, €50 billion that would help it today from the Next Generation EU Fund that we put in place, we the Commission, and of which Britain is depriving itself.”\n\nMr Johnson told a press conference: “We’re working to a solution as fast as we can to allow freight traffic to resume between the UK and France and ensure lorries can travel in both directions in a Covid-secure way.\n\n“We in the UK fully understand the anxieties of our friends about Covid but it’s also true that we believe the risks of transmission by a solitary driver sitting alone in the cab are really very low.\n\n“These delays only applied to a very small percentage of food entering the UK and, as British supermarkets have said, supply chains are strong and robust, so everyone can continue to shop normally.”\n\nAround two thirds of the 6,000 lorries a day use the port of Dover and a third the Eurotunnel. Even if an agreement is brokered, however, it is likely that disruption at the Channel ports will last for several days.\n\nHighways England confirmed last night that Operation Brock, involving a contraflow system on the main coast-bound M20 to enable traffic to use both sides of the roadway, was being implemented. A concrete moveable barrier was to be installed last night to create a safe new road layout. It will replace Operation Stack, a quicker system that results in the closure of at least one carriageway for lorries to park. 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"Photo of the day: MOURNING THE LOSS OF GAY PRIDE’S GRAY’S PAPAYA",
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"Photo of the day: MOURNING THE GAY PRIDE DAY’S GRAY’S PAPAYA ~ What on earth will Gay Pride be without the wonderfully bright yellow Gray’s Papaya on the corner of 6th Avenue and 8th Street, the epicenter of the Gay Pride day parade?!?!\n\nFor anyone that has ever followed the maddening crowd of the parade on the sidewalk as a spectacular spectator, knows the tightest bottleneck of the parade is when you come to the main intersection of 8th/6th. It is where the large Fifth Avenue sized fabulous parade has been squeezed onto narrow 8th Street and now pours onto the big 6th Avenue intersection again leading it to the ceremonial entrance to gay history’s Christopher Street. The police have therefore cordoned off any chance of you crossing the street within blocks of this big intersection. It does give the parade marchers the space to twirl and show-off before shashaying onto Christopher Street – it’s a divine madhouse! But the one chance you had to make it around the corner as a spectator was to cut through Gray’s Papaya’s open walk-through corner, and by the thousands we did.\n\nIt was a quick mini party stop for you to grab that desperately needed cold juice and those wonderfully tasty hot dogs and $1.00 slices of pizza, it was party on the go! The (sadly now) iconic paper fold out fruit decorations hanging from the ceiling made it feel like you were stopping by a madhouse Carmen Miranda fruit stand! With the perfect flow through traffic pattern open corner set-up, it was the absolute ideal guaranteed chance at grabbing that badly needed drink and some nourishment as you tried to make it further along the parade route. That super staff never missed a Latin beat, those dogs and slices were dished out as fast as we ordered them, those Papayans were one of the true martyrs of the parade! I always admired how they kept there cool while others were like “ay caramba!”. Nicholas Gray, the proprietor could not afford to have his monthly rent increased outrageously from $30,000 to $50,000 a month, therefore he was forced to close.\n\nYes there is Nathan’s in Coney Island and it has wonderful history, but most New Yawkers are not willing to pack a suitcase to travel to the outer reaches of Brooklyn for a dawg. So, Gay Pride and the largest Halloween Parade in the world and especially late night party goers all are going to miss you terribly, a very strategically placed Gray’s Papaya. Adios mis amigos, adios 😦 . . .",
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"Photo of the day: SOME PEOPLE MARCH TO A DIFFERENT DRUMMER",
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"SOME PEOPLE WITH FRECKLES MARCH",
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"AND SOME FASHIONABLY FIERCE PEOPLE MARCH!",
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"…WHATEVER THE BEAT OF YOUR DRUM IS – MARCH !",
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"Photo of the day: MY NIGHT WITH ANDY COHEN AND . . . CHER ! – Last night, at 2:30 in the morning the vision of Cher ascending the staircase amongst the club goers at Club Marquee was not a dream, it was a dream, some would say come true. The goddess herself after spending the evening with Andy Cohen’s “Watch What Happens Live” show on Bravo, joined Andy in attending a ‘Cher Fashion Show’ while her music was blasting.\nDressed in an Egyptian/street warrior type outfit, she and Andy watched with delight as she sang along to some of her songs. It was surreal to have Cher just a few feet away holding court over “her boys” and the Cher drag queens for Pride Week. Andy Cohen was charged with energy as he couldn’t stop grinning with sheer delight at spending the evening with Cher. Neither could we!\nAfter the show she came down the stairs right through the club goers, onto the floor and joined the DJ on stage and spoke from the heart: “I have a lot of very special fans, but you guys are extra special. From the bottom of my heart, I mean this, I have had ups and downs in my career and you guys have never left me! You will keep me in sequins forever.”\nHere’s a video montage of the evening:\nhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=gwKpNNeA0ac#at=199\n\nPhoto of the day: TIME AND LOVE CONQUERS DOMA AND PROP 8",
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"Mondays on Memory Lane: THE PALLADIUM DISCO 1986 “EVERY DAY IS GAY PRIDE DAY”",
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"Mondays on Memory Lane: THE PALLADIUM DISCO “EVERY DAY IS GAY PRIDE DAY” – June is world wide Gay Pride month. One of the last great dance palaces of the disco era was the grand Palladium which every Sunday catered to an almost all gay audience. Owned and operated by the former Studio 54 masterminds Ian Shrager and Steve Rubell. It was one of the last clubs I attended around 1986 before “it just wasn’t fun anymore.”\n\nThe Palladium was converted from a movie theater to a music venue and then into a nightclub. The famous duo hired Danceteria DJ Richard Sweret, who saw the possibility of a much larger audience for a downtown New Wave, Euro and house music-oriented club. From its celebrity-studded opening in May 1985, through the end of the 1980’s, it was one of the major features on a vibrant New York club scene. The club was a mainstay on the New York club scene until it was bought out in 1997 by the voracious appetite of New York University (NYU) and demolished for a sterile campus housing project. They have continued to destroy New York ever since.\n\nJunior Vasquez’s Arena party, held Saturday nights and all day Sundays at Palladium between September 1996 and September 1997, was one of the most popular parties in the New York club scene at the time. Although the promoters billed Arena as “The Gay Man’s Pleasure Dome”, the party drew an eclectic mix of gay and straight from Manhattan and far beyond. 14th Street in those days was still seedy and therefore the attraction to gain entrance into the club as you bypassed the bums in the adjoining urine stenched doorways was ‘chic’ and daring.",
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"The Palladium represented architect Arata Isozaki’s transformation of a vacant and rundown theater, originally built in 1927 as the Academy of Music, into an extraordinary interior that can only be described as a sleek new structure, the equivalent of a seven-story building using more than 200 tons of steel, within the restored grandeur of the original shell. After the conversion from a venue to a club, the main dance floor of the Palladium was a huge space which used to hold the theater and seating. One interesting feature of the club was the large banks of TV monitors in grid formations that were used to display music vidoes. Each monitor could operate separately, or one large picture could be shown across the grid – we had never seen such technology before and it was mesmerizing to us at the time.",
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"The entire gigantic cavernous club was big enough to hold different areas, the equivalent of three or four clubs! Besides the pounding main dance floor area there was a multicolored basement, and the famous upstairs “VIP room”, The Michael Todd Room. Murals were created for this space by the well known New York artists of the 1980s Jean-Michel Basquit, Francesco Clemente, Kenny Scharf and Keith Haring – these treasures are gone.\n\nThe video links below will show you the 1980’s grandeur it once was.\n\nA rare visual tour into the past of The Palladium: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t5_NI2MSmp8\n\nMTV music video A. Snap – The Power B. Technotronic – This beat is Technotronic: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vUdbX4B-74s"
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"In The Jungle Book, Jon Favreau recreates Mowgli’s magical home but it is lined with perils. As we go on a wondrous adventure in the jungle, Ben Kingsley, Idris Elba, Bill Murray and Scarlett Johansson’s soul animals will keep us company. Make them Priyanka Chopra and Irrfan Khan in the Hindi version.\n\nSomewhere in downtown Los Angeles, there is a deep, dark jungle where a boy called Mowgli lives among animals. The animals themselves speak in menacing tones of Idris Elba, hold you under their spell in the sultry voice of Scarlett Johansson and sing exactly like Bill Murray. (If you are planning to watch the film in Hindi, make it Priyanka Chopra, Irrfan Khan and Nana Patekar). Probably they got coaching from director Jon Favreau on how to emote for the camera, or maybe they are just natural.\n\nBefore you think I have taken leave of my senses while writing The Jungle Book movie review, here’s the gist: The film is great but the CGI is even greater. Neel Sethi’s Mowgli may be the only living, breathing entity in this live action-CGI stew but you would consider Bagheera, Baloo, Shere Khan and party equally real by the time the show’s over.",
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It’s a controversial reputation that looms over the release of his latest book, Tom Brown’s Guide to Healing the Earth—a work that, whether you believe the mythology or not, may be the rallying cry the world needs.\n\nAccording to Brown, he was only seven-years-old when he met Stalking Wolf—whom Brown sometimes calls Grandfather—a member of the Lipan Apache tribe who migrated to New Jersey and ultimately trained Brown in the art of surviving in the wilderness, tracking animals and caring for the earth, all while espousing wisdom and prophecies. However, no evidence of Stalking Wolf exists—whether you chose to believe in his existence is entirely up to you. And while some are skeptical about his background, there are also many who trust Brown’s skills—including law enforcement. After spending his 20’s traveling living in the Rocky Mountains and parts of Central America, Brown returned to New Jersey and lent his tracking abilities to local police to hunt down missing persons, dangerous animals, and even fugitives and murder suspects. One such case in Ramsey, N.J. resulted in a $5 million lawsuit after authorities wrongfully arrested and charged an innocent man. But the ordeal earned Brown national attention and even interest from Hollywood. He served as a technical advisor to Tommy Lee Jones, who played an FBI tracker, on the 2003 film The Hunted\n\nNow he runs Tom Brown Jr.’s Tracker School deep in the Pinelands, the sprawling South Jersey woodlands where Brown claims Stalking Wolf taught him everything he knows. Since 1978, thousands of students have flocked to the school to learn about wilderness survival, tracking and even Native American vision quests. Brown has also published 17 books about nature. The latest, Tom Brown’s Guide to Healing the Earth, comes out Nov. 26 and was written in partnership with Brown’s mentee Randy Walker, Jr. Green Philly spoke to Brown about the book and why he thinks the message—about how individuals can reverse humanity’s harm to our planet—is more urgent now than ever.\n\nGP: It’s been 16 years since you last published a book. So why now?\n\nTB: I always get this comment from students: “The environmental problems are so big, and we’re so small. What can we do?” And I got tired of hearing that because I would try to explain to people, no matter what you do, you’re going to send out a positive effect, no matter how small it is, no matter how insignificant it seems to you. We’re all interconnected. And any act that helps the earth and our grandchildren is huge. I don’t care what you do.\n\nAnd I decided, Randy and I together, that this would be a very poignant book. It was ironic that this big youth movement of skipping school on Friday came into play just as my book got a publish date. It did my heart good to see young people—who everybody equates to cell phones and videos and this and that—actually taking a role and being upset, realizing what their ancestors have done.\n\nGrandfather said that we’re a society of people that kill our grandchildren to feed our children. And I often wonder about people’s decisions. Don’t you see what this is going to do to your children and grandchildren? It’s almost like a hedonistic approach. It’s only now that counts, and us. And that’s what this book is: what a person can do to help make a difference.\n\nGP: Does that mean that climate change was a motivating factor for this book?\n\nTB: It’s funny, you remember back when they discovered holes in the ozone layer? Back before my book The Vision was published, I had turned that entire manuscript into my publisher about two years before they discovered the holes in the ozone layer, which was a big thing back then. And that was from a prophecy that the old Native American who taught me said: “When they find holes in the sky, there’s going to be little hope left unless we all pull together.” And I’m thinking to myself, how is anybody going to imagine a hole in the sky? It’d be like Chicken Little, the sky is falling. But lo and behold—holes in the sky.\n\nGrandfather as I call him, or Stalking Wolf, he is right on with his prophecies from the global warming issue to the new diseases that are erupting and those that are becoming resistant to penicillin and other antibiotics we have out there. All these things that are befalling us are taking place now and at a horrific rate. So this book has been percolating in me for a good 25 or 30 years. It’s just now is the time. In fact, I’m hoping it’s not too late.\n\nGP: A lot of the time, sustainability efforts are about preventing further harm: cutting down carbon emissions, banning plastic bags, things like that. Not many people talk about how we can undo the damage that we’ve done, how we can heal the wounds that we’ve inflicted. Is it possible to do that and if so, how?\n\nThere was a clearcut area here in the Pinelands very close to our camp. Normally, to get back to a forest, they’d leave it alone and maybe in 50 to 60 years, you’d have a semi-healthy forest. But by bringing in a caretaker class of just 28 individuals, we were able to take several acres of that and turn it into this beautiful Garden of Eden. Our baby trees are healthy, 20 to 30 feet tall, no diseases, well-spaced, a good mix of every kind of plant that is found in that environment. The animals are happy. The whole thing is a picture of health. I even had people from the State Department come down and take pictures of it because they say this is impossible. But it is possible. You just have to put your back into it. You have to care enough to do something, anything. That’s the way I feel about it. There is hope.\n\nGP: Some say we as individuals need to change our lifestyles and take action. Others say it’s up to the institutions, policymakers and big corporations. Where do you fall in that debate?\n\nTB: Both. We’ve got to make decisions and get people in who really feel the need—and not a need-based on financial gain—but a need based on the needs of our children and grandchildren and great-grandchildren. And yes, some of those things are going to be painful to do but we need to do it, rather than have our children and grandchildren suffer that pain. We can shoulder a little bit of that burden. And it’s not too much to ask. It doesn’t take much. But all of us have to change our lifestyle. We keep going through this, but we’ve got to take an active role. It can’t be just lip service, it’s got to be a reality. And some of that change is painful. But in reality, it’s not that painful. We just learned to adapt.\n\nGP: I want to talk about the Pinelands themselves, which is where you run your school. There are a lot of threats facing it, whether it’s natural gas pipelines or off-road vehicles. What are you doing to fight that?\n\nTB: We pull out more garbage than you can imagine off of this beautiful landscape here. My students all pitch in. We have clean-up weekends, we replant forests, we block off illegal trails. It’s a continuous labor of love, but we’re up against a tide that just will not quit. The latest is that advertised on the Internet, we’re seeing huge off-road vehicles and dirt bikers coming down here in droves from every other state, littering up the land, cutting trees, running over pristine vegetation. I don’t mind if they ride the trails, but it’s just like the Wild West. And we’re getting 50 to 80 individuals back here, just pummeling the land. That’s added to the cars that are stripped back here and dumped, drug exchanges, illegal timbering, dumping of chemicals. It’s just an ongoing battle. Take a page out of the Homeland Security book: if you see something out of place, report it.\n\nGP: And why is it so important to protect the Pinelands? What makes that area so special?\n\nTB: It’s sitting on trillions of gallons of pure water. It’s an absolutely unique environment. Rarely does anybody venture off the hard-ridden trails very far. Everything about it is so unique, yet to the untrained eye, it’s not like the Grand Canyon. It’s not like Yosemite. This is a land that is subtle. You have to really be aware. It breeds this kind of introspection in you that forces you to look deep in your relationship with the earth.\n\nGP: I know you don’t want to give away too much from your book, but as a little preview, what do you think is maybe the most interesting or surprising thing in there in terms of what individuals can do to heal the earth?\n\nTB: Whether you’re in the middle of the pathless wilderness and you see a straw or a discarded piece of aluminum, and nobody’s around, pick it up, take it out with you. I believe that sends out a concentric ring through the spirit that moves in and through all things, that affects everybody in a positive way. If you ever watch a flock of sandpipers, when you’re up close, you see the individual birds. But viewed from afar, it looks like one organism. And all of a sudden they’ll be flying in one direction and for no apparent reason, countless bellies flash to the sunlight and the whole flock changes. 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Richards is the New York Times and USA Today bestselling author of WIRED and numerous other novels (see below).\n\nA former biotech executive, Richards earned a BS in microbiology from the Ohio State University, a master's degree in genetic engineering from the University of Wisconsin (where he engineered The wired tower book viruses now named after him), and an MBA from the /5(K).\n\nJan 01, · The Tower; Simon Toyne, ; William Morrow So I've finished the third book in the Ruin Trilogy and I will tell you'all that The Tower was every bit as good as Sanctus and The Key; not too shabby for a first time author.\n\nThat we should all be so favored as to produce such a great story the fist time out of the gate/5. Apr 07, · The Tower is a graphic, disturbing, disgusting, and beguiling novel.\n\nThe first 50 or so pages almost had me returning the book to the library; but, I read on. 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Over a period of three years in solitude, Benedict matured both in mind and character. At the same time he became deeply respected by people in the neighborhood, so that when the abbot of a nearby monastery died, the monks begged him to be their abbot. Although he did not agree with their lifestyle, he finally accepted. However, it did not work, so much so that the monks tried to poison him and he went back to his hermit’s cave. The legend is that they tried to poison his drink but, when he blessed the cup, it shattered. They then tried to kill him with poisoned bread but, when he blessed it, a raven came and snatched it away. Many other miracles were attributed to him and many people came to him for direction. So he built 12 monasteries each with a superior and 12 monks. He himself lived in a 13th with some whom he thought were more promising. Benedict, however, was the father or abbot of all the groups.\n\nBenedict later traveled to Monte Cassino, near Naples, where he drew up the final version of his Rule. This contained much of the traditional monastic teaching of earlier monks like Cassian, Basil and probably also the so-called Rule of the Master, though much modified by Benedict. His vision was a life characterized by prudence and moderation rather than severe asceticism and lived within a framework of authority, obedience, stability, and community life. ‘Stability’ meant that a monk would generally stay permanently in the monastery which he had joined. It was a way of life which was complete, well-ordered and practical. The monk’s day was taken up with liturgical prayer, complemented by sacred reading and manual work of various kinds which took care of the community’s needs.\n\nBenedict was not a priest and there is no evidence that he intended to found a religious order.\nHis principal goal and achievement was to write a Rule or way of life. Today’s Order of St Benedict (OSB) is of later origin and not a “religious order”” as commonly understood but rather a confederation of congregations into which the traditionally independent Benedictine abbeys have affiliated themselves for the purpose of representing their mutual interests, without however losing any of their autonomy. Benedict’s own personality is reflected in his description of the kind of person the abbot should be: wise, discreet, flexible, learned in the law of God, but also a spiritual father to his community. Gregory’s Dialogues spoke of him as having second sight and miraculous powers.\nBecause of its inner qualities and the endorsement it received from secular rulers and other founders of religious institutes, Benedict’s Rule became the standard monastic code in the early Middle Ages. Because of it flexibility, it could be adapted to the different needs of society in different places. In a world of civil turmoil with the break-up of the Roman Empire, it was the monasteries which became centers of learning, agriculture, hospitality, and medicine in a way which Benedict himself could never have imagined.\n\nThe best known symbols connected with Benedict are a broken cup (containing poison) and a raven. He is also shown wearing a monastic cowl and holding either the Rule or a rod for corporal punishment. Benedict spent the rest of his life realizing the ideal of monasticism contained in his rule. He died at Monte Cassino, Italy, according to tradition, on 21 March 547. He was named patron protector of Europe by Pope Paul VI in 1964. His feast day, previously 21 March, was moved in 1969 to 11 July, a date on which his feast had been celebrated in several places.\n\nIn today’s Gospel, we see Jesus traveling throughout the towns and villages of Galilee; preaching, teaching,proclaiming the Good News of the Kingdom; and he was healing all sorts of diseases and illnesses. But, behind all that he does, is his deep compassion for the needs of the people. He sees them harassed and dejected, wandering and aimless like sheep without a guiding shepherd – a familiar image in the Old Testament . Then, looking at his disciples, he says, “The harvest is rich but the laborers are few, so ask the Lord of the harvest to send laborers to his harvest.” Jesus cannot do it all on his own. In fact, he will hardly step outside the boundaries of Palestine. He needs many helpers.\n\nToday, the situation has not changed. 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In this article you can expect to learn more about the genetic predisposition to Male Pattern Hair Loss, as well as the causes and treatments available to help\n\nWhat is Male Pattern Hair Loss?\n\nAlso known as hair thinning, androgenic thinning, androgenetic alopecia and reduced hair volume, Male Pattern Hair Loss is a characteristic pattern hair loss that may affect the frontal, top and crown regions of the scalp, including recession of the hairline, thinning of the crown (vertex) and frontal areas. It can begin at any age from puberty onwards and can be a distressing condition.\n\nDoes Hair Loss Come from Your Mother’s Side?\n\nIt is a common myth that Male Pattern Hair Loss is inherited through your mother’s genes. In truth, hair thinning is genetic and can be inherited from either parent. Even if your parents show no sign of hair loss themselves, they may still carry the gene. Equally, just because your parents suffer from hair loss, it is by no means inevitable that you will too, since there are many different causes and types, not all of which are genetic.\n\nMany things can cause or affect hair loss, but Male Pattern Hair Loss is caused by a genetically determined sensitivity in the hair follicles to certain androgens (male hormones), primarily dihydrotestosterone (DHT)1 . An enzyme called 5α-reductase converts testosterone into the potent hormone DHT, which causes the hair follicles in the affected areas to gradually become smaller, or miniaturise, with each successive hair growth cycle, until growth ceases completely. Hair follicles at the rear and sides of the scalp are not normally affected in this way.\n\nSome men are more sensitive to DHT than others, which is why not everyone begins to lose their hair at the same time, or at the same speed. Hair loss can start at the hairline, the crown or on top of the head. The area in which you start to lose hair is determined by your genetics — in some men, the hair around the hairline is the most sensitive to DHT, while in others, the area around the crown starts to thin first.\n\nMale Pattern Hair Loss can begin at any age and we help Clients at many different ages and life stages. If you have inherited follicle sensitivity, it will be triggered at some point post-puberty (which is when your body starts to produce testosterone in sufficiently high quantities). From then on, follicles in affected areas will gradually miniaturise and hair will grow back thinner over time, reducing in volume and length, and making your scalp more visible. Eventually, hair follicles can become so small they stop producing hair altogether.\n\nDHT is also believed to shorten the anagen (growth) phase of the hair cycle, from a usual duration of 3-6 years to just weeks or months. This takes place gradually, together with miniaturisation of the follicles, where hairs in the affected area become progressively finer and less pigmented, until they appear like vellus hairs (the light, short, fine hair that covers most of our body).\n\nMale Pattern Hair Loss does not typically present as increased hair shedding, so you will most likely not notice any more hair than normal falling out in the shower or on your pillow. This is because the hair follicle changes associated with Male Pattern Hair Loss take place slowly, with a gradual change in the length and the diameter of hairs produced from hair follicles in the thinning areas.\n\nHow Do I Prevent Hereditary Hair Loss?\n\nAs a genetic condition, unfortunately there is nothing you can do to prevent hair loss before it has started. The good news, however, is that we can help as soon as you start to notice changes in the appearance and density of your hair — and the earlier you seek help and treatment, the better your chance of retaining as much hair as possible.\n\nThe only two treatments approved by the FDA and MHRA for Male Pattern Hair Loss are topical Minoxidil and oral Finasteride. Minoxidil is a topical treatment, typically presented in liquid or foam form. One way Minoxidil works is by prolonging the time follicles spend actively growing. It may also promote growth from previously dormant hair follicles, as evidenced in a study2 published on PubMed.\n\nFinasteride is an oral medication, which reduces the conversion of testosterone into the more potent androgen (male hormone) DHT, which plays an important role in hair thinning. Both forms of treatment must be used daily and continued long-term to maintain their effects.\nAs with medical treatments for any condition, response can vary, meaning some people may experience better results than others, and treatment response is itself often genetically determined. Whilst some men may see an improvement in hair density, some may simply maintain their hair in its current state. Others, meanwhile, may slow down hair thinning. All hair loss treatments pose the best chance of success when started early.\n\nFinasteride is an oral medication that works by inhibiting the production of type II 5α-Reductase, an enzyme that converts your body’s testosterone into dihydrotestosterone (more commonly known as DHT). Finasteride isn’t selective when it comes to blocking DHT. Instead of affecting a specific part of your scalp or blocking a specific type of hair loss, it reduces the production of DHT at its source. This means Finasteride should slow or stop hair loss and could potentially regrow some hair regardless of your specific balding pattern. One study conducted in 1999 found that Finasteride slowed hair loss and increased hair growth in men with hair loss around their hairline (hair loss in the frontal region)3.\nIn another 1998 study, men with Male Pattern Hair Loss experienced a slowed rate of hair loss and a measurable increase in hair at the crown, with the average hair count increasing from 876 at the beginning of the study to 1014, after two years of taking Finasteride4. The treatment is taken in tablet form once a day, and due to the timing of the hair growth cycle, may take up to four months to work. Finasteride, however, is not effective for everyone, and the response to treatment may vary according to stage of hair loss and genetic factors.\n\nMinoxidil is a hair loss and hair regrowth treatment that’s been used to treat Male Pattern Hair Loss for decades. In fact, it is the only topical medication approved to treat Male Pattern Hair Loss by the MHRA in the UK and FDA in the US. Like most hair loss treatments, Minoxidil begins working immediately, but can take several months to produce noticeable results, due to the timing of the hair growth cycle, and average rate of hair growth. It is not currently known exactly how Minoxidil works to combat hair thinning, but research cited in PubMed.gov suggests it helps to shorten the telogen phase of the hair cycle, which becomes longer in Male Pattern Hair Loss, and prolong the time follicles spend actively growing (the anagen phase)5. This is why some people may experience a little increased hair fall in the first few weeks of treatment, as resting (telogen) follicles shed their hairs and enter a new growing (anagen) phase earlier than they would have otherwise.\n\nMinoxidil does not combat the effects of DHT on your hair follicles, which is why a combined treatment (like our Combination Plan) uniting a DHT inhibiting drug such as Finasteride alongside Minoxidil usually produces the best results. First results should be seen after four months, due to the timing of the hair growth cycle.\n\nThe scalp is the bedrock of healthy hair, so maintaining optimal scalp health is critical to promoting an optimum environment for healthy hair growth. This becomes even more important when experiencing hair loss. Our Trichologists recommend shampooing daily with a shampoo that contains Piroctone Olamine to cleanse away bacteria, dirt, dead skin cells, perspiration, residue from styling products and oil (produced by the sebaceous glands attached to each hair follicle).\n\nResearch into Piroctone Olamine was conducted in 150 men with telogen effluvium related to androgenic alopecia associated with dandruff6. Hair shedding during shampoo was evaluated semi quantitatively. The results showed that telogen effluvium was controlled by Piroctone Olamine at 1% concentration. Furthermore, this ingredient increased the mean hair shaft thickness while discretely decreasing the sebum (oil) output at the skin surface. This suggests Piroctone Olamine may help those experiencing hair loss, by reducing hair shedding and increasing the percentage of hair in the growth phase.\n\nMost importantly, when using a topical solution such as Minoxidil, if hair is not washed daily, the build-up of dead skin cells and Minoxidil formula on the scalp may prevent proper penetration of the active ingredients to the follicle, which could reduce the efficacy of the medication, hindering results.\n\nOn top of clearing away grime and skin cell build-up, daily hair washing also helps keep your hair healthy and hydrated by adding moisture back into strands to promote the optimum vitality and wellbeing of your hair and scalp.\n\nAlongside every treatment plan, we recommend washing hair daily with our Density+ Healthy Scalp Shampoo. This highly active formulation contains Piroctone Olamine and Lauryl Betaine which help create the optimum scalp environment. Developed to be gentle enough for everyday use, the formulation effectively cleanses leaving hair feeling super-clean while calming and caring for the scalp.",
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But few seemed to care that his erstwhile seatmate was unhappy with the sudden, very intense spotlight.\n\nThe woman released a clear statement to BusinessInsider:\n\n“I am a young professional woman. On July 2, I took a commercial flight from New York to Dallas. Without my knowledge or consent, other passengers photographed me and recorded my conversation with a seatmate. They posted images and recordings to social media, and speculated unfairly about my private conduct.\n\nSince then, my personal information has been widely distributed online. Strangers publicly discussed my private life based on patently false information.\n\nI have been doxxed, shamed, insulted and harassed. Voyeurs have come looking for me online and in the real world.\n\nI did not ask for and do not seek attention. #PlaneBae is not a romance – it is a digital-age cautionary tale about privacy, identity, ethics and consent.\n\nPlease continue to respect my privacy, and my desire to remain anonymous.”\n\nSome of the social media responses are telling in their complete lack of sympathy for this woman, which I find ridiculous, troubling, yet sadly, not at all surprising. People can be remarkably hard and unforgiving when they feel a woman has behaved in an unseemly or forward fashion, and privacy is essentially a thing of the past. But most of us still believe we can achieve it, if we don’t actively court attention. #planebae proves without a shadow of doubt, when you’re within eye or earshot of the public, you can’t 100 percent trust anyone.\n\nI’ll give you another example. Meghan Markle, Duchess of Sussex, found herself headlining the news this week after an Irish politician she spoke to at a garden party tweeted about their conversation. This is significant because the conversation was about abortion, and as a Royal, it’s a big no no for her to offer an opinion on anything political.\n\n“Irish Senator Catherine Noone tweeted she had “had a chat” with her about the May referendum that approved scrapping Ireland’s abortion ban, according to the Irish Times. “She watched with interest and was pleased to see the result,” Noone wrote.\n\n“Noone then appeared to backtrack her statement with another Tweet, saying: “I should say she seemed pleased—she was interested and very measured, not political at all.” Both tweets were later deleted, the Irish Times reports, and Noone told the Irish Independent her words had been “unintentionally misleading.”\n\nUnintentionally misleading my bum. Noone is a Senator. Abortion is a divisive and controversial issue. What did she think was going to happen if she attached that issue to a member of the British royalty? That no one would care? Try again, lady. Now, poor Markle may find herself on the bad side of a displeased Queen.\n\nThe difference here is Markle knows to be cautious about her conversations. She’s fully aware that her every smile, her every word, and certainly her every outfit, will be intensely scrutinized. Of course, I don’t know what was actually said at the garden party, but I’d wager she was cautious in this scenario too. But just her proximity to controversy – and to this Senator’s opportunistic tweeting – was enough to get her in trouble.\n\nThe unfortunate female half of #planebae had no idea she was being recorded and broadcast. Further, she had no reason to think strangers would exhibit that kind of behavior toward her; she’s not a public figure, nor is she a celebrity. Yet the following responses from people on social media suggest that she should be treated the same way. They come from an article on The Atlantic:\n\n“We do it everyday to celebrities. No difference. Outrage culture is so dumb,” wrote one Instagram user below a BuzzFeed News post on the story.\n\n“It was harmless, and it’s over. Seriously,” said someone else.\n\n“Why is this such a big deal?” asked another. “It’s not an invasion of privacy.”\n\nI totally disagree. It is different because this woman is not a celebrity who knows that public attention is a well-established part of the game. It’s certainly not harmless because this horrible, thirsty, trifling couple exposed this woman to potential damage and even danger.\n\nWomen know what some people will think of a woman befriending or flirting with a man on a plane, and it’s not good. #planebae is a self-described professional. This foolishness could endanger her job or damage her career, and that’s not all. She said it best:\n\n“I have been doxxed, shamed, insulted and harassed. Voyeurs have come looking for me online and in the real world.\n\nI did not ask for and do not seek attention. #PlaneBae is not a romance – it is a digital-age cautionary tale about privacy, identity, ethics and consent.”\n\nLet her misfortune be a lesson to all of us regular folk walking around, flying on planes and quietly living our lives: Guard your image. You never know when someone’s recording, posting, or what they’ll do with your information. People will ruthlessly slice, dice, chop and splice until the truth is almost completely unrecognizable, if it serves them to do so.\n\nI’ve been known to manipulate words with the best of them to create a compelling narrative, but I never veer far from the truth without explicitly saying, this is fiction. Truth, however, is subjective these days, and the journalistic integrity I pride myself on is not always common in the land of social media.",
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"Skip to content\nMy Family Pies\nJoseph Leycester Lyne – ‘Father Ignatius’ – was ordained an Anglican deacon in the Diocese of Exeter on December 23rd 1860. His conditional development was primarily based on remaining a deacon for at least a few many years, and not preaching until eventually he had been given priest’s orders. This was meant to curb his enthusiasm somewhat, and maybe give him time to mellow from his eccentric tactics at St. Ninian’s in Glenalmond. There had been various options open up to Lyne but he went with an unpaid curacy in St. Peter’s, Plymouth, beneath the Rev. George Rundle Prynne.\n\n“Leycester Lyne has just arrive down right here for a shorter time in get to make arrangements for currently being a curate to Mr Prynne a Puseyite clergyman of Plymouth. Leycester has introduced with him a youthful Scotchman of the identify of Buchan, and who is dressed in Highland costume. The latter is relatively a pleasant fellow and we have been to bathe &c quite a few times. They have dined with us several periods and the latter was a person working day sitting down on a single of our chairs which have horse-hair cushions, when he was obliged to get up and beg to have a softer cushion to sit on.”\n\nPrynne had been an early supporter of Lydia Sellon and her Sisters of Mercy and, however their marriage was strained by 1861, but as Calder-Marshall claims: ‘with the chance of doing the job beneath Mr. Prynne – and in the exact town as Miss Sellon, ‘Mother Lydia’ in Faith, whose patron was the good Dr. Pusey himself. It was a God-despatched prospect and he took it with all the enthusiasm of which he was capable.’\n\nHe wasted no time in setting up an all male guild, the ‘Society for the Enjoy of Jesus’, whose customers identified as themselves brothers – and of whom Lyne elected himself Outstanding. They quickly numbered nearly 40 brothers. When Lyne offered himself at St Dunstan’s Abbey, then the domain of Mom Lydia and her Sisters of the Most Holy Trinity, it was as Brother Joseph fairly than Mr. Lyne. Sellon and, via her, Pusey took a terrific curiosity in Lyne and right after a couple of months recommended to him that the Modern society for the Really like of Jesus choose about a dwelling in Wyndham Put belonging to Sellon, and so set up their personal resident Brotherhood.\n\nSo considerably I’ve been unable to locate out considerably information and facts about the shortlived community from a source over and above Ignatius’ biographies, but Margaret Goodman did contact on the subject matter in her ‘Sisterhoods in the Church of England’ in 1863. (This part was also printed as an extract of the book in the February 2nd 1863 version of the Western Every day Mercury.)",
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"In the close, only two of the proposed 30 users of the Society (Brother Thomas and Brother Vincent) were being ready to actually commit and Lyne despatched them on forward to move into the home. That very first evening, according to a later account prepared by the Baroness De Bartouche, the two men were awoken by a ‘supernatural’ gentle – a lit taper being held by a ghostly hand. Lyne turned up the up coming working day to be a part of his fledgling Purchase and took it as a sign of divine approval. Ahead of coming down with typhoid fever the adhering to working day…\n\nWithin just weeks Lyne was at death’s door, taken to stay with a Mrs. Pyne in Stoke. He bit by bit recovered from the typhoid and congestion of the brain but, relatively than return to the Brotherhood, his mother and father took him to Belgium to convalesce. Father Ignatius’ very first foray into reviving the English brotherhood was at an finish, however it appears to be the two other monks stayed on for some time.\n\nPresumably this letter in the March 17th 1862 edition of the Western Day-to-day Mercury refers to a single of the brothers:",
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"Brother Thomas, according to Goodman, saved up to go to the Global Exhibition of 1862 in London and never returned.\n\nBrother Vincent also went to the Exhibition some time later, leaving the house to the treatment of a boy who at some point exhausted of the hold out and remaining. On his return, locating himself locked out, Brother Vincent ‘did not go forth to beg, but calmly turned back again all over again to property-portray.’ He was however closely affiliated with Sellon and the Devonport Sisters, just the similar, and experienced been residing at Ascot Priory. Had his wellbeing permitted, he supposed to accompany the a few sisters who went to Honolulu in September 1964 as part of the Hawaiian Mission. (As reported in John Bull of Oct 8th 1864 soon after they experienced recommended it was the disgraced Brother Augustine searching to go away the country.)",
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"The Culture alone may possibly have been saved up by the Rev. Prynne. In January 1866 the Western Each day Mercury printed a recent letter from Prynne – as its Exceptional – to associates of the Society, asking them to dress in their Society badges if they had been attending the funeral of Sophia Worthy, even though absent members ended up to study the burial office environment. Below is the story as instructed by the Christian Periods of January 26th 1866:",
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"In 1962 Arthur Calder-Marshall wrote in The Enthusiast:\n\n9 months right after his coming to Plymouth, Joseph Leycester Lyne was all established to located his monastic get or rather all established for his monastic get to be started. St. Benedict, on whom he modelled himself, would in these a scenario have moved in for a 7 days or two to familiarize himself with the put right before admitting any brothers. Brother Joseph despatched his two disciples on ahead.\n\nOn your own there in the vacant residence, one of them woke in the middle of the night and, if the Baroness is to be considered, saw through his open up doorway a shiny mild shining. He believed position was on fire, but just before waking the other brother, he went to the head of the stairs. The entire residence seemed ‘full of supernatural light’. No speculate, considering that one particular of the altar tapers which had been left unlighted on the altar was now in whole blaze at the foot of the stairs, held in a ghostly or angelic hand! The brother woke his fellow, and collectively they took the taper back again to the altar, doused its flame and changed it in the candelstick.\n\nHow right the Baroness was to say that it must have been ‘with countenances of the tinge of cucumber that the terrified Brothers recounted their experience up coming day’. Dr. Pusey, she wrote, ‘interpreted the manifestation as a Heaven-sent indication of Divine approval, and the lighted taper as an emblem of the illuminating affect which monasticism was to drop upon the Church.’ But he counselled silence, since these types of a manifestation was ‘too sacred to be explained by the contact of community curiosity’.\n\nIt would be appealing to know what interpretation Dr. Pusey (or for that issue Brother Joseph himself) set on the reality that, irrespective of this evidence of Divine approval, Brother Joseph on the 2nd working day of his home in the Neighborhood, was seized with an acute assault of typhoid fever, adopted by ‘congestion of the brain’. If the Divine approval was manifest by the supernatural conjury of lighted tapers, the striking down of Brother Joseph by typhoid fever and ‘congestion of the brain’ at so critical a moment in the rebirth of English monasticism was certainly a sign of the Divine disapproval, at minimum of its timing. Or was it the escape into sickness of a person who knew that he had taken on anything for which he was not spiritually ready and which he experienced still left his subordinates to initiate on the to start with night time?\n\nThe sequel to this collapse followed a sample pretty like that at Glenalmond. As typical there was a mom-in-God at hand – like Mamsie and Mrs. Cameron – this time a Mrs. Pyne. She took him to her household in Stoke. There Brother Joseph grew worse and even worse. Health professionals and nurses appeared of no avail. He well prepared after more for death, and Mrs. Pyne, considerably less tricky than Dr. Hannah, termed in a priest. Brother Joseph acquired his ‘Sacramental Absolution and what he believed to be his Viaticum’. He shed all electric power of coherent speech and hearing. Besides for a few lucid moments, all memory was blotted out (which intended, of program, that he forgot his failure). He lived in a ‘delirious nightmare, in the midst of which arose his previous horror, the blight of his baby-days, the curse that had wrung his boyhood, his quite manhood as well, in its cold, cruel hand – the panic of hell.’\n\nHe was punishing himself for obtaining overrun his skills with his ambition. But his anxiousness at obtaining failed his trusting patrons was dispelled by Dr. Pusey’s concept, ‘Do you think that our Lord would have authorized you to enjoy and provide Him so very long, if He had intended to permit you perish?’\n\nWhen Brother Joseph read this message from his non secular father, he turned to his mother, who had arrive to his bedside, and explained, ‘I shall not die, but are living.’\n\nAt the time of Brother Joseph’s collapse his mother and father had been in France, experiencing, thanks to the Lyne Stephens’ legacy, a ration of very long awaited leisure. Francis Lyne was as sorry that his son’s curacy experienced to be deserted as he was happy that all that monkish nonsense had fizzled out so rapid. When Joseph was recovered the Lynes took him to convalesce in Belgium.\n\nIn 1908 Baroness De Bartouch gave this account with Lyne’s acceptance:",
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Nationwide offers a generous multi-policy discount if you bundle your home insurance policy with their auto insurance or another type of property insurance. Nationwide also offers discounts for securing and strengthening your home and roof from break-ins and bad weather. If you haven’t filed a claim in three years or if you recently purchased your home, that can also land you a discount with Nationwide.\n\nEncompass offers an extensive amount of coverage and different policy options for homeowners. 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Travelers also has high marks with Standard & Poors, which measures long-term financial stability, as well as Moody’s, which measures what the expected losses would be if a company were to go into default.\n\nAverage cost of homeowners insurance in Idaho by company\n\nWhen comparing insurance companies, Idaho residents may find that rates differ greatly from company to company for the same level of coverage. A more expensive policy may provide more coverage add-ons in a basic plan than their competitors, but some companies may simply charge more for coverage in certain areas than others.\n\nAverage cost of home insurance in Idaho by coverage amount\n\nAverage cost of home insurance in Idaho by city\n\nInsurance companies will also price policies differently based on where you live. We found Coeur d'Alene has the lowest rates in the state with a $565 average annual premium for $100,000-500,000 in coverage. The most expensive area on average is the city of Hailey, located in the Wood River Valley, with an average annual premium of $1,436.\n\nWe selected the 20 largest cities in Idaho by population where customers have submitted quotes with Policygenius. Quotes are based on a coverage amount between $100,000 and 500,000.\n\nThe cheapest cities for homeowners insurance in Idaho",
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"Guide to homeowners insurance in Idaho\n\nAccording to the NOAA, the two most common natural hazards in Idaho are thunderstorms and winter storms. Although homeowners insurance does cover repairs if the weight of snow and ice causes your roof to collapse or damages your foundation, homeowners should try to keep their roofs clear of ice dams and excessive snow.\n\nLike many states located in the Western United States, climate change has led to an increase in wildfires in Idaho. Wildfires are the second most expensive natural hazard for Idaho residents, causing the state $1.2 million in property losses per year. Homeowners insurance does cover fire damage, but if you live in a high fire risk area, you should pay special attention to your home and personal property coverage limits.\n\nDue to the risk of snowfall and widespread wildfires, Idaho residents should consider purchasing a comprehensive replacement cost policy to ensure their home and personal belongings are fully protected.\n\nThe most expensive natural hazard in Idaho is flooding, which costs the state on average $6 million in property losses per year. Homeowners insurance does not cover flooding in Idaho or any of the other 49 states. State residents can supplement that gap in coverage by purchasing a flood insurance policy.\n\nThe Idaho Department of Insurance is a valuable resource both for Idaho homeowners purchasing coverage for the first time or for those who are already insured. The IDI website has helpful information about what to prioritize when selecting your coverage, preparing for natural disasters, and buying flood insurance.\n\nUnlike other states, Idaho doesn’t offer a Fair Access to Insurance Requirements Plan (FAIR Plan). If you’re unable to get homeowners insurance with a standard carrier, look into coverage with a surplus or excess lines insurer. Surplus carriers specialize in risks that are typically rejected by traditional insurance companies.\n\nA couple of downsides to getting coverage through a surplus carrier are that it’s typically expensive and the companies aren’t “admitted” with the state, meaning they aren’t subject to the same rules and regulations as traditional insurance companies. But surplus lines coverage is a solid option if you’re an Idaho resident looking for last minute coverage."
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