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"Isaiah Chapter 14 contains great prophecies of the destruction of the Babylonian Empire and the restoration of God’s people Israel to their land. It is quite possible that the chapter also contains prophecies that would find ultimate fulfillment in the New Testament, in the Lord’s Church, which is spiritual Israel (Gal 6:15-16; Heb. 12:22-23). But there are several verses that explicitly foretell God’s judgment of one of the kings of Babylon, who was Belshazzar. Isaiah 14:4-6 says, “That thou shalt take up this proverb against the king of Babylon, and say, How hath the oppressor ceased! the golden city ceased! The Lord hath broken the staff of the wicked, and the sceptre of the rulers. He who smote the people in wrath with a continual stroke, he that ruled the nations in anger, is persecuted, and none hindereth.”\n\nEND_OF_DOCUMENT_TOKEN_TO_BE_REPLACED\n\nThe origin of the word “Lucifer” appears to be included in a literal translation in the Latin Vulgate which (word) Wycliffe {and/or others} transliterated and included in the first English translation of the Bible (published from 1382-1395 AD).\n\nAccording to Webster’s dictionary the origin and etymology of “Lucifer” is from Middle English, and is defined as 1) the morning star, 2) a fallen rebel archangel, and 3) the Devil. The word ‘lucifer’ is originally a Latin word which is literally translated as “bright, shining or clear.” It was first known to be used in English before the 12th century.\n\nAccording to an article in Wikipedia under the title of “Fallen Angel,”[i] “The fall of Lucifer finds its earliest identification with a fallen angel in Origen (182-254 A. D.)… (in) the image of the fallen morning star or angel (and) was applied to Satan both in Jewish pseudepigrapha and by early Christian writers…”\n\nEND_OF_DOCUMENT_TOKEN_TO_BE_REPLACED\n\nBefore we begin the discussion on the 1,000 year reign, it is be to note that most who write on this subject show absolutely no regard for Jesus’ warning in Revelation 22:18-19. Was Jesus’ warning for the whole New Testament, or specifically for the book of Revelation? If it were for the whole New Testament, we must ask if the 27 books of the New Testament been brought together into one book at that time? Of course we don’t know, but we do know that Jesus warning certainly includes the book we call the Revelation of John.\n\nEND_OF_DOCUMENT_TOKEN_TO_BE_REPLACED",
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"'She had no template of how to mother in a loving, supportive way': The Fast Show star said she now 'understands' her mum's tendencies as she was 'badly neglected as a child'\n\n'It was all about humiliating you into losing weight. I don't think she could conceive me doing well in life if I wasn't slim and pretty.'\n\nInsisting she eventually felt sympathetic towards her mother as she approached death, Arabella added: 'By the end of her life, I understood.\n\n'She had been badly neglected as a child herself and she had no template of how to mother in a loving, supportive way.\n\n'She was from that generation where if you didn't conform, you wouldn't get a husband.'\n\nThe TV star admitted her childhood experiences helped shape her own parenthood journey as she elaborated: 'I had a lot of therapy before I had children and I wanted to make absolutely sure that I did the exact opposite.\n\n'One of my mother's saving graces was, when I had my kids, I said to her: \"Whatever you say, I will do the exact opposite\". My mother had a great sense of humour and she said: \"Well then you probably won't put a foot wrong\".'\n\nThe media personality previously recalled when her mother commented on her weight just two days before her death.",
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"'And I said: ''We're not doing this shit now.'' And she didn't back down, nor did she apologise.'\n\nTeasing details about her string of one-woman shows, she shared on the lunchtime programme: 'Does My Mum Loom Big in This? came out of my mother's fixation on me needing to be thin.\n\n'I wrote this solo show for last year's Edinburgh. I thought, why don't I do it about the thing which has dominated my life which is fitting in.\n\n'In the show, I talk about how she didn't have a role model and I understand why she didn't manage to be a very good mother. The first part is about my phenomenally dysfunctional relationship with my mother and the second half is me as a mother.'\n\nArabella will take to stages across the nation from Thursday at West Yorkshire's Otley Courthouse.",
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In Teej, women observe daylong fasting without drinking a single drop of water. Apart from spirituality and faith, Teej had its own social aspect, which allowed women to visit their maternal home, get a break from their monotonous life, have delicious food, express their joy and sorrow in songs and dance. However, with changing lifestyle, the way of observing Teej in urban areas has turned it to lavish partyin and celebrations.\n\nThe song by Thapa, goes on to say \"This Teej let's not have any fasting or water of others feet; men and women both are equal.\" The song presents the idea that men and women both are equal and calls on women to boycott the practices which promote inequality. Teej has been used as a symbol, and she proposes to celebrate Teej by spreading happiness rather than fasting.\n\nThe Hindu Jagaran Manch vehemently objected, concerned over the message of the song, and alleged that it disrespects Hindu traditions pointing fasting is an integral part of Teej and its removal will limit its celebrations merely to partying and concerts.\n\nCelebrating festivals and observing fast is completely subject to one's beliefs. No one should be forced to do or not do anything against one's beliefs. There is a large group of women who don’t fast or celebrate Teej. A lot of women also find Teej to be a patriarchal tradition to enforce male supremacy and claims it promotes subservience to male masculinity.\n\nApart from entertainment, arts also contribute to social debates, sometimes bringing counter-discourses and potential counterweights to existing power centers. The song by Thapa also puts an idea for social debate and countering potential existing power centers. The song is a remarkable blow against the unequal norms of society, of decorating, limiting, and subordinating women.\n\nThe Hindu organization and public at large find the song objectionable, as it encroaches the culture and hurt their religious sentiments. However, there is polarization of opinions about the song. The critics call it blasphemous whereas, the supporters argue that the song aims to promote equality and should not be deleted. At the center, people appreciate the song, with the reservation that the singer should not have appealed to others to boycott fasting. She could have used a much better way to portray the message.\n\nHowever, the feminists view the criticism of the song as patriarchal mindset of society. It is part of masculine moral policing, in the name of culture, religion, and morality, which has been a tool against women's liberty. The recent sexist and humiliating comments about a girl wearing a backless top on a government motorcycle is also a blatant example of such misogynist attitude.\n\nNot to fast on Teej is a personal choice of the singer, which she is free to express in the form of a song. Being a Nepali citizen, she has fundamental rights under the Constitution to have an opinion and express them. The constitutionally protected right can be curtailed under certain grounds, but the song doesn't affect the religious belief and social harmony in any ways as accused. Rather, it reflects the changing image of society.\n\nThe song enjoys protection under freedom of speech as it doesn't pose any imminent threat of lawlessness.\n\nHaving said that, the same freedom of speech also grants people freedom to criticize her song and make counter opinions. But forcing her to delete the song, harassing and threatening for physical damage reflects the intolerance toward creative arts.\n\nWhere are we heading?\n\nAccording to The State of Artistic Freedom 2020, a report by Freemuse, an independent organization working for protection and promotion of Arts and artists, religion is the third major threat faced by artists throughout the world.\n\nIn Nepal as well, we have witnessed the violation of artistic freedom for the sake of protecting religious sentiments. The death threats to artist Manish Harijan for his painting 'The rise of collaterals' by the World Hindu Federation and padlocking of the Siddhartha Gallery for exhibiting it, represent the intolerance of religious groups toward art.\n\nI don't believe that arts should be left free to humiliate religions and hurt religious sentiments and the law rightly provides reasonable restrictions to limit that. But intolerance is not appropriate, as it promotes the rise of fundamentalists. If things are offensive and blasphemous, it should be challenged in the court. Threatening, abusing and harassing artists do not provide a solution.\n\nThe European Court of Human Rights in Handyside v. United Kingdom held that freedom of expression covers ideas that offend, shock or disturb. Therefore, rather than censoring such works, we should develop pluralism, tolerance and broadmindedness.\n\nIntolerance suffocates arts. We, therefore, should promote healthy environment for arts to flourish and ideas to be exchanged freely. Freedom of expression is integral to modern democracy and should not be curtailed by misogynist attitudes and irrational religious fanaticism."
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A child happened to walk by and saw Olina in distress trying to breathe and tossed her back in the water. Olina did not learn her lesson. She still wishes she could live out of the water.\n\nWarthogs are funny looking animals. Chimalsi (pronounced CHEE-mahl-see) is a warthog who lives in Africa, and his name means proud. Chimalsi is not proud of being a warthog. He hates being a warthog. He wants to fly through the air like so many birds he sees every day. He would watch the birds fly, swoop, and catch their prey in their talons and fly back to their nests. He would sit for hours wishing he were able to fly. He forgot all the things he could do like run and play. He forgot about his cool tusks and the neat sounds he could make. He forgot about being a warthog. The other warthogs are worried about him because he is always by himself watching birds. Sometimes he would kill an animal and leave it there so the vultures would swoop down and eat it. 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"Eric Lau has gone on record stating that \"When I made my first album [New Territories], I didn't really know what I was doing production and mixing wise.\" Now those have you who have heard said album, and I'm assuming it'll be quite a few of you, may be somewhat confused, as New Territories was easily one of the best albums to surface back in 2008, and is seen my many -- myself included -- as a nu-soul classic. Well, if that is how Eric feels about his debut then his latest LP, One of Many (stream here), should have benefitted from the intervening five years that Eric has had to hone his skills, right? Well, the quick answer is yes it does, and boy is this an album you won't want to miss out on.\nCenter\n\nCalling in favors from some very talented friends, Eric has crafted an album that demands being listened to from start to finish, no interruptions, no skipping, just a 45-minute journey through the mind of one of the best producers in the game right now. A quick roll-call of those involved is necessary, as it demonstrates just how respected Lau is by his peers. One of London's the world's finest musicians, Kaidi Tatham, had a hand in most of the album's tracks, whether it be as co-writer, co-producer or just providing his immense skills on the keys. Two of London's most respected session musicians, and artists in their own right, Alex Bonfanti and Ben Jones, provided bass and drums respectively. Vocalists Rahel and Tawiah, both highlights of New Territories, return here to provide star turns alongside long-time friends of Lau, Georgia Anne Muldrow, Oddisee, Olivier St Louis and upcoming British songstress Fatima. Not wanting to leave anyone out, Sarina Leah, Annabel and Meshach Spooner, all guests on Lau's debut, return here to provide some of the gorgeous backing vocals. So basically we have a who's who of London talent all squeezed on to one relatively short but perfectly executed album.\n\nWe have already heard three singles from the project prior to release. \"Everytime\" featuring the always on-point Rahel was an early favorite and stands as one of the album's many highlights, providing one of the more upbeat moments. \"Where To Go Now\" features one of the catchiest hooks we have heard in a longtime as Tawiah, in her own decidedly British manner, sings about letting go of fear and embracing the freedom to do what you want. The third single from the project, and the track that took a little longer to grow on me than the rest, was \"Guide You.\" Once again featuring killer vocals courtesy of Rahel, this track gives me serious Minnie Riperton vibes. Not neccessarily in terms of vocal style, or even musically, it's just the song's overall feel.\n\nAside from the singles, there is a lot to love on One of Many. Georgie Anne Muldrow brings her frenetic flow to one of my personal favorites, the feel-good funk of \"Lily of the Desert,\" whereas \"Rise Up\" sees Eric giving a nod to his hip-hop roots, alongside the laid-back-yet-direct flow of Oddisee and Olivier St. Louis (aka Olivier Daysoul) on the hook. The track is a call to arms, an anthem of empowerment that, coincidentally, was created in the studio on the same day that the London riots took place. The album's \"love song\" comes courtesy of Tawiah with the beautifully crafted \"Closer,\" a song about wanting to be closer to someone than is physically possible, which Tawiah manages to convey perfectly. Fatima's sole contribution is on the appropriately titled \"Divine,\" a summery groove with a vocal that brings to mind basking in warm sunshine on a far away beach. Fatima is set to release her debut project sometime this year and if this (and her previous work) is anything to go by, it will be another essential album.\n\nWhile Eric made quite an impression with his debut New Territories, in the interim he has focused more on instrumentals, releasing two further albums and an EP, and dabbling in a bit of production work for other artists. Whereas that work is nothing short of stellar, it's on the more soul-oriented material where his skills really shine. One of Many may not get Lau the mainstream recognition he rightfully deserves -- I fear the album is too subtle and doesn't have enough \"big\" moments to impact the charts or mainstream radio -- but for those who appreciate real musicianship, great songwriting and fantastic production, you won't find a much better album this year.\n\nEric Lau Out of Many [iTunes]",
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"Bruxism is known as a problem with unconscious teeth grinding or excessive and unconscious jaw clenching. The forces that affect the teeth, gums and joints due to this problem are three times stronger than the ones that are used during chewing. There are two types of bruxism. One of the types includes the movements of the lower jaw that can sometimes be accompanied by a loud grinding sound. This is probably the most well known type, since these irritating sounds are often heard by partners of the patient or even by the patient themselves shaking them out of sleep. The other type doesn’t include lower jaw movements. This makes the problem a silent one, which is why patients with this type of bruxism are rarely aware of it occurring.\n\nThe instances of clenching your teeth without moving the lower jaw happen both during day and night. When this happens during the day it’s usually related to patients that perform difficult physical labour or to patients that are under psychologically strenuous situations. Bruxism that is caused by the movements of the lower jaw and which produces an unpleasant grinding sound happens only during sleep. Research has shown that stress, anxiety and tension are the main reasons for most instances of these disorders.\n\nWhen we’re talking about the patient’s age, bruxism usually starts during late adolescence. There is also a form of bruxism that occurs in children around 5-6 years of age and it is related to the processes of growth and development where it comes about as an attempt at ‘tuning’ the structure of the upper and the lower jaw\n\nIn addition to the aforementioned grinding, bruxism also usually includes symptoms like excessive wearing away of enamel or unusual damage or cracks in the enamel, fillings and even prosthetic work. In the more severe cases of bruxism it’s possible to see such damage to the enamel that the dentine is exposed, which can also cause oversensitivity to cold. More severe cases can also be accompanied by a sense of tension and fatigue to the chewing muscles as well as headaches that usually occur in the mornings. Another possible symptom is ear pain and pain occurring around the jaw joints.\n\nSince we lose our bite due to dental attrition the patient’s physiognomy also changes in a way that it causes the nose and chin to become nearer. Due to excessive activity of the chewing muscles, these muscles are stronger which causes a characteristic square appearance of the lower part of the face.\n\nEven if they’re aware of the problem, patients with bruxism often take this issue lightly. In the beginning there are no great changes to the teeth and other symptoms that might encourage them to visit the dentist also don’t occur. Patients usually come for appointment in advancing stages when an excessive attrition already occurred or when they suffer from pain or headache. With these types of situations the therapy is long-lasting and complex. In the first phase of therapy we use an occlusal splint (a thin surface that is placed between the upper and lower teeth) in order to remove the pain and after that we try to ‘recover’ the lost bite. After the first phase we have a definitive reconstruction of teeth, usually through prosthetic work with the aim of maintaining the new bite (condition between the upper and lower jaw). The therapy is much simpler with patients that come in during early stages while there are no changes on the teeth or while the existing changes are minimal. In this case we also make an occlusal splint that is worn during sleep which protects the teeth from attrition and creates a balanced distribution of force. When the occlusal splint is damaged we can always make a new one and the teeth remain intact."
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"Everybody's Got an Old Faithful\n\nI was lost in the middle of throwback bliss perhaps induced by a menthol bubble bath when my daughter, who was in the basement doing her workout during this too-brief minute of sillyness and relaxation, came upstairs and threw a wrench in it all: MOM, THE BASEMENT TOILET IS OVERFLOWING!!!\n\nMy head and body's towel-wrap along with my rapping was interrupted. I sprang out of my makeshift sauna down the stairs to find that, sure enough, our basement toilet was springing like Old Faithful.",
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"“I hope you feel things you never felt before. I hope you meet people with a different point of view. I hope you live a life you’re proud of. If you find that you’re not, I hope you have the strength to start all over again.”\n\nI must admit I have never read the book “Curious Case of Benjamin Button” signed by legendary F, Scott Fitzgerald. He was always too negative for my own perspective, simply too much dark. The light that is hidden within me can’t really cope with the darkness his writing is proposing. However, when the movie came, I was impressed. It must be this special magic that only movie director David Fincher can perform. Benjamin Button is a fantasy drama with so strong emotional blast but far away from pessimistic approach to the life. For the first time, I discovered the devastating effects of Progeria and I realised that accelerated ageing in children is not a fiction but reality of the world we live in.",
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"Some days ago, I read the fascinating story about Adelia Rose. That little girl is a warrior princess and I am happy to have a chance to follow her journey through the social media. Have you ever heard for her? She is known as a one of 500 children worldwide, that have Hutchinson — Gilford progeria syndrome that causes accelerated ageing and death in teen age. However, Adelia Rose decided to embrace the life she has and to try to get the best of it. Her Family wanted to comfort her and turn her life into something special so they helped her making access to the universe of social networks. After a while, this Texas girl has been a super star of Youtube, Facebook and Instagram. It is amazing to see that followers of Adelia Rose come from different part of the world and have deep support and love for the tiny queen that is fighting with Progeria. In spite of fact that Progeria can’t be cured and that patients live only 12-13 years, Adelia Rose don’t think about end but about constant improvement and enjoyment. She can teach us so much about love for life. Her source of energy and good vibes is infectious and shows us the appreciation and eternal child’s joy. But, Adelia is one of kind….many other children that are hit by this disease do not manage to get out of their shadows. Many of them are ashamed to be different, afraid to be the way they are and their families usually are not so strong to help them shine.",
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"This syndrome is still not so studied and researched as it should be. It is considered as very rare genetic condition that results with fast ageing in children. According to writings of scientists, the name Progeria comes out from Ancient Greek language and it means ‘prematurely old’. The full name Hutchinson-Gilford Progeria Syndrome has been established in 1886, when two doctors in England, Dr. Jonathan Hutchinson and Dr. Hastings Gilford, described the case and tried to explain:“HGPS is caused by a mutation in the gene called LMNA (pronounced, lamin – a). The LMNA gene produces the Lamin A protein, which is the structural scaffolding that holds the nucleus of a cell together. Researchers now believe that the defective Lamin A protein makes the nucleus unstable. That cellular instability appears to lead to the process of premature aging in Progeria.Although they are born looking healthy, children with Progeria begin to display many characteristics of accelerated aging within the first two years of life. Progeria signs include growth failure, loss of body fat and hair, aged-looking skin, stiffness of joints, hip dislocation, generalized atherosclerosis, cardiovascular (heart) disease and stroke. The children have a remarkably similar appearance, despite differing ethnic backgrounds. Children with Progeria die of atherosclerosis (heart disease) at an average age of fourteen years.”",
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"Progeria happens when some of the parents have mutation of the gene that encodes for Lamin A, special protein that is taking care of the nucleus of the cell. This protein is named as progerin. Even when one parent has mutated protein, that doesn’t mean he or she has progeria but it increases chances for a baby to be born with Progeria.",
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"There is still no cure for this condition but there are advanced studies in that direction. Some of the researchers believe that farnesyltransferase inhibitors (FTIs) may help in treatment and somehow reverse the nucleus and improving the health situations of addressed patients. In 2014, FTI has been involved in clinical drug studies and it been positively noted. The real treatment is still focused on medical therapy, good nutrition and psychological support. For the children that have Progeria is very important to be surrounded with positive energy, devoted love and strong faith. If they see that their family members have pity for them or they are almost devastated, the small patients will have spiritual collapse. They are very sensible and sensitive and they must be treated like other kids of their age.",
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"I know it is easier to preach how those people and children should act as to be in their skins and to accept their burden. Nevertheless, they must know they aren’t alone and that is why is the crucial need for society to be informed about this case of Benjamin Button.My purpose with this article is to raise the awareness for this disease and for all those angels that lead the battle. I read some of the comments on the social media and they have been pure ignorance. There are some people with dark hearts that do not know anything but to hate or to show condemn. Poor souls. They are so unhappy. Their lack of empathy is a sign of the mental disorders they have and they try to mask calling other people names or bullying them for their appearance. Those children have never wanted to be born with Progeria but they decided to take the life they have and to make the best of it. They decided to live, to play and to love. If just many other people have the ability to see the world through the eyes of children with Progeria, to love this world with their golden hearts….we would have sunshine all the time.",
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"The next time when it’s happen that you see someone who has Progeria, please make sure you give all support, love and friendship. You will change the whole universe, the chain of life, the meaning of humanity. You will make the Benjamin Button unconditional love being realistic. Thank you.",
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"4 thoughts on “BENJAMIN BUTTON DISEASE: PROGERIA AND ALL ITS CURIOUS CASES”\n\nTHE RISE OF THE MATRIX: THE SCIENCE FICTION COULD BE REAL\n\nTIME TO SAY GOODBYE: THE LOSS OF A PET"
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Can’t wait to hear what that ends up being.\n\nMan, Dario is just so good at his on screen job. So we go out to the rooftop of the temple, where Aerostar is gazing out and probably thinking about the finale of the best of five. Dario comes up here and asks him if he gets his inspiration from up there in the sky. Cueto then says Drago certainly does not, he gets his from the fiery depths of hell. Dario tells him if he sees a wishing star, be careful because everything has some sort of price to it. Ted DiBiase impersonation aside, Dario just simply paints an incredible picture of what this whole feud between these two symbolizes. Heaven and hell, the vast unknown in the sky and the vast unknown of the inner Earth. It’s awesome I think.\n\nKing Cuerno, Cage and Texano Jr. vs. Prince Puma, Johnny Mundo and Hernandez: WOW. JUST WOW. These trios openers have been absolutely MIND BLOWING and this one was no different. I’m probably going to just let pictures do most of the talking for this one guys. Goodness, my breath was absolutely taken away from me at times during this, because it was literal non stop action, move after move and it flowed perfectly somehow. I could have watched this for at least another five minutes honestly. Between ways that Mundo and Puma would fight out of triple teams, Hernandez throwing people around, and just the batsh*t crazy move after move segments this was just awesome. This car crash finally ended when Texano nailed Puma in the face with the bull rope from the outside, and Cuerno hit the Thrill of the Hunt for the win. Watch this ASAP. ****1/4\n\nPuma and Mundo take off as soon as Hernandez clears the runway! #LuchaUnderground pic.twitter.com/rJEFcHtI4v\n\nAlso of note during this match, there was a man with sunglasses on that looked very interested in watching this match from the front row. The camera panned to him several times and Striker/Vamp pointed him out so he’ll be of some significance in the future.\n\nDario comes out to give his congrats and says he knew Cuerno’s team would be monsters. He wants a sneak preview of the triple threat Trios Championship Final of next week, so he’s taking one member of each trios team to compete in a match next: Cage, The Mack, and Son of Havoc! Gotta love Dario’s spontaneity.\n\nSon of Havoc vs. Cage vs. The Mack: This is some show tonight man. This was so good too. Son of Havoc is BELOVED by the Temple crowd now. Lucha Underground is incredible at turning guys into stars overnight, and they certainly have done that with Havoc. And damn, did he look incredible in this match. The guy blends in an incredible high flying style with great technique and I love watching every single match he works in. Mack was just unreal in this as well. It absolutely defies logic what this man, at his size, can do in a wrestling ring. He’s like a 300 pounder who moves like he’s a 185 luchador. I don’t understand it. Cage played his part in this well, him and Mack going at it in a battle of literal cyborg men at times in this match was awesome. Finally, Son of Havoc missed a shooting star press and Cage hit Weapon X on him for the win. Awesome. ****\n\nThe Mack gave Son of Havoc a taste of his own medicine! #LuchaUnderground pic.twitter.com/3jQWVGUFOq\n\nThey show that guy in the crowd again…wait, I want to say that may be Daivari, but I don’t want to say I’m 100% certain. That’s cool if it is though, curious to see what he brings to the program gimmick wise.\n\nNow Cueto visits Drago in the back, and recalls when he first spoke to Drago in this same bathroom. Don’t you love how this show doesn’t forget about segments that happened months ago? He remembered that he told Drago to impress him that night, and he did but this is a whole different scenario now. He asks the question: Will Aerostar slay the dragon? 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Like everything else he does, he nails it of course and then screams to ring the bell.\n\nBest of 5 Series FINAL: Aerostar vs. Drago: Here we go guys, this is it between these two. For the unique opportunity and the massive bragging rights. They wasted zero time getting into this one, they start at each other right away. Cueto’s excited facials during this as these two brutalized each other were amazing. Aerostar was flying everywhere per usual; he hit a second rope step up senton early on. They both clotheslined each other, and Drago ended up on the outside. Aerostar did his crazy springboard trust fall dive from the second rope to the outside here. Back in the ring, Drago had Aerostar on the second rope, and went for some sort of dropkick but completely whiffed and it didn’t look great. There were a couple instances in this match when both men were going for spacing to run at each other from the ropes where timing just seemed slightly off, but that could just be the analyst in me nitpicking.\n\nDrago hits this nasty spinning rock bottom on Aerostar for a nearfall. Then Aerostar did something I can’t honestly even describe correctly and I’m hoping there’s a gif to better show it; he had Drago in the corner, then he like, kneed Drago in the back and then back flipped off of him. It was just nuts and a true testament to how athletic Aerostar is. He then goes for the trademark springboard splash on Drago but it only was a two count this time. Drago finally starts coming back with a huge lariat and looked visibly frustrated as he toyed with Aerostar on the outside, almost like he was mad he wouldn’t stay down. Then to Dario’s absolute delight, he grabs a table from under the ring and sets it up. He set Aerostar up on it, but Aerostar was able to get off in time, and attacked Drago and set HIM up on the table. Aerostar gets back in the ring, gathers speed and does an absolutely insane running second rope step up splash to Drago through the table, looked like he absolutely ate sh*t on this as well.\n\nBack in the ring, these two start trading pinning combos strikes as they’re beaten and bruised and are just trying to get the other to stay down, a very good touch. Finally, Drago hits that flipping DDT on Aerostar that is just out of this world type of good, and pins him with the crazy Dragon’s Lair pinning combo to win the series! Even with a few of the technicalities in this one, it was so entertaining. ****\n\nWho keeps putting these tables under the ring? #LuchaUnderground pic.twitter.com/FaMoEAoJ9g\n\nDrago picks up Aerostar after the match and they exchange respect a the crowd gave a standing ovation for the hellacious amount of work they put into this series. Cueto now enters the ring and says he’s been impressed by Drago and will be giving him a shot at Prince Puma for the Lucha Underground championship…BUT. If he does not win the title from Puma, he will be BANNED FROM THE TEMPLE FOREVER. Damn it Cueto you sick son of a bitch!\n\nFinal Thoughts: Wow. Just wow. I was absolutely blown away by this Lucha Underground episode. This was show of the year type of work in just one hour. Everything on this was so damn good. The trios matches never disappoint. The three way match that was spontaneous was thrilling. And we got to see a pretty darn decisive conclusion to the epic five match series of Aerostar and Drago. I’m not sure when Drago gets his Career vs. Title match, I don’t think next week because next week is the triple threat Trios final which I look forward to immensely. 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Let me know where I can find one. I am from South Africa\n\nAny way you can make this special order MORE difficult to fulfill? How about we get Charlize Theron to hand deliver it during the next solar eclipse.\n\nI bought a Speedblade 3 iron to use solely off the tee. It’s very easy to hit and goes 235 to 250. If this UDI has any of the same characteristics, I’d give it a serious look.\n\nOr MP-H4, great design and easy to get up.\n\nI got one a few months ago. Man that thing will go. Off the tee or deck it is a laser\n\nI play 3 & 4 hybrids so i cant really see using this. I would probably just put a 5w or 7w in, if they were still available. I havent seen a 7w in stores for a long time now. Or maybe whats the point of a driving iron if they have a mini sldr driver as well. I guess it fills the gap for people who can actually hit a 1i or 2i. 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If they have a high center of gravity they can be nearly impossible to hit unless you have an extremely high clubhead speed.\nI have a KZG Zero Offset 1-iron which has a low center of gravity head and it is relatively easy to hit. I had a Mizuno T-Zoid 1-iron for a while when somebody stole by entire set of clubs (1993 Bullet .444 blades – same head as KZG ZO). I couldn’t get the ball off the ground with the T-Zoid. I had found a replacement set of the Bullets on Ebay without a 1-iron. I later got the KZG 1-iron head and built it to match. It was relatively easy to hit as expected, unlike the T-Zoid.\n\nI already have a driving iron, it is called a Ping Eye2 1 iron.\n\nThe Ping Eye 2 is an old-style, thick faced iron that has no deflection, so you lose distance when compared to a modern club. I would *love* to see a SpeedBlade 1 iron (or even a SpeedBlade 2 iron) but I don’t think such a thing exists. I would buy it if it did. 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"In Sanctuary, Malachi discovered a dark prophecy – One of the five green shards of a crystal, the Walestone, enabled him to tap into the stone’s other five recipients – the lumbering Frankenstein’s Monster, the savage Werewolf, the feral Swamp Creature, theenigmatic Mummy and the tyrannical Dracula. Trained by the poetic and repentant Igor and the now-vampiric Dr. Van Helsing, Malachi became the Monster Man – a chimera of all the monsters and their greatest threat. After a brief war, Damian returned home and grew up knowing that the old movies and books were not fiction but warnings. And now, two decades later, in Malachi’s own world, the war with horror has begun again. Three boys have gone missing in the exact same fashion as Damian did when he was a child. Additionally, creatures have found their way into Malachi’s home, threatening his wife and son. Now, Damian must go back to the world that stole him away once and never left him the same.\n\nHow much of a story did you have in mind before you started writing THE MONSTER MAN?\n\nI probably had the beginning, middle and the end in mind. I did not know the exact details of the twists and turns that would unfold as I wrote the book’s final draft. But I had the most important thing to me as an author; I had the feel – the vibe – that I wanted. The Monster Man – King of Fools, by the time I started pounding the keyboard, had the mixture I’d envisioned and hoped for – classic yet fresh, dark yet inspiring, respectfully referential while being entirely original and self-encapsulating.\n\nWhat is your favorite scene in the book?\n\nUngh! Just one? That’s a tough question because I really do enjoy the book as a reader when I look over it. I think the scene of Van Helsing, Igor and the Gypsy making their stand against the Five as a young Damian runs for his life. There is something redemptive about their acceptance of what could be their last moments. It’s like for one moment, they can be heroes again and in their potential sacrifices, they can teach a boy about greater good. The scene where Damian says goodbye to Elsa before returning to Sanctuary is a favorite. The dialogue, the emotion in that scene feels very real to me. They are a real couple and they are facing the supernatural with great natural foundations.\n\nOf the five other shard recipients, Frankenstein’s Monster, Werewolf, Swamp Creature, Mummy and Dracula, which is your favorite monster and why?\n\nHard question! They are all my favorites in their own way; they all have a style and a vibe that makes them key to the lore of The Monster Man. But if I had to pick, I’d pick Dracula. As a vampire or THE vampire, so much of what he is and does is defined by a struggle to stay alive, a drive for immortality and the limitations of his supernatural nature. Yet, with the Walestone shard removing that, you get a creature that has nothing to fear essentially and while they may empower him, it has left Dracula bored, unchallenged and wanting for true battle. He is a warlord but what is a warrior who enters battles with certain outcomes? It’s the presence of Damian and his powers that ignites Dracula beyond the cape and fangs but into a foe that desires a final outcome, no matter how devastating. That angle makes him a boundless character to dive into.\n\nFunny, because when I write, I see the book in movie form. Our son was (and still is) a fan of the kids show “The Fresh Beat Band” so it was on a lot while I was writing. The character of Damian would be played by Thomas Hobson (from the Fresh Beat Band), his wife Elsa would be played by Yvette Nacer-Gonzalez. I would cast Jeremy Irons as Dr. Van Helsing and Dracula would be portrayed by Goran Višnjić from ER. Everyone else would be the director and producer’s picks.\n\nHow important are names to you in your books? Do you choose the names based on liking the way it sounds or the meaning?\n\nNames are huge. You have to have names that stir images, emotions, characteristics in you every time you type them. I choose names based on how they feel. For The Monster Man – King of Fools, almost all the names tie into classic and modern horror in literature or film. For name choosing, I just go with a letter that “feels” like the character and then I will look at books or magazines for names and see if anything connects. It’s a very intuitive process.\n\nIs there any particular author or book that influenced you, in any way, either growing up or as an adult?\n\nBradbury for his ability to defy the rules and use run-on’s as a painter would a wide brush. Poe for his verses and rhymes. Angelou for the strength and impact of her word selection and interaction.\n\nWhat writing advice do you have for other aspiring authors?\n\nIdentify your writing goals and stick to them. Want to write a novel and keep it in the attic? Fine. Do it. Want to write a novel and publish it to the world? Fine. Do it. And never let anything tell you your goals are impossible. Surround yourself with people who inspire you and believe in you and who compliment your skill set. And always believe in what you are doing.\n\nWhat are you working on now? What is your next project?\n\nThe rough draft of the second Monster Man novel; my first full graphic novel comic and a Black Parakeets Christmas book for children.\n\nThe Count’s eyes burned, his teeth grit and blood and drool ran from his mouth. There was a hellish fury in his eyes as he pressed down on the sword’s hilt.\n\nThe Monster Man suddenly dropped into a gust of fog. Dracula’s sword bit down into the castle flooring. Malachi reappeared at the large circular stained glass window.\n\nThe vampire looked up and hissed at the Savior of Sanctuary, perched in the window’s seal. The transformed Damian frowned.\n\n“I…swear to you…” Dracula hissed, “You and I WILL do battle!”\n\nMalachi nodded and his lupine eyes simmered. “Then it begins.” And he erupted into a burst of fog and shot out of the castle’s windows. Thousands of reflective triangles danced in the Sanctuary night.\n\nDracula, still fixated on the broken glass, reached under his billowing cape. He held up torn pages in his claws; pages that appeared to belong to the book of Van Helsing now in the possession of his long-dead enemy’s protégé.\n\nDracula lowered his head back and screamed into the night.\n\nChad Hunter was born in East Chicago, Indiana. Raised by a single mother in the city’s Harbor section, he is the youngest of four. Growing up in the Midwest and a proudly self-proclaimed “Region Rat,” Hunter has written and published several books and novels. He has written for magazines and newspapers throughout North America and has been published in several languages. His writings have been called sophisticated yet humorous, sharp witted and unrelenting.\n\nMost often, Hunter’s writings have been considered so wide and diverse that they span a scale that would include multiple writers with multiple forms.\n\nHow To Lists from the Innerwife intimately discusses the subtle internal conversations that can greatly improve relationships.\n\nBlack Parakeets Only Hatch in December walks readers with poetic imagery through a lifetime in East Chicago, Indiana.\n\nFinally, The Portray Protocols grip with horrific vivid detail, supernatural terror and mesmerizing intensity. If anything binds his varied styles, it is Hunter’s theme of the human condition, humor and family closeness – all to the backdrop of romantic love, vibrant remembrance and even monsters themselves.\n\n2 responses to “Author Interview and Giveaway: THE MONSTER MAN by Chad Hunter”\n\nThanks for Your Support.\n\nI earn a small commission if you purchase a product or service using the Amazon, Audible, Groupon, The Book Depository, or Smashwords links or banners on my site."
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"The world’s first cinema opened in Berlin in 1895, showing a short movie by the Skladanowsky brothers, early pioneers in the motion picture business. In the ensuing one hundred and twenty years, though many details may have changed the process is still the same: the audience buys a ticket and sits down to enjoy a couple of hours entertainment in front of the big screen.\n\nEven with the advent of home projectors, streaming services, surround sound systems and 3DTV, going to the cinema still feels like an event to me … and I go at least once a week.\n\nFor the past year, I’ve enjoyed an unlimited membership and have seen a good 80% of the movies released over that time. I’ve only seen a couple of real turkeys, maybe a dozen average flicks and one or two instant classics: the vast majority of films have been good, solid productions that have entertained the audience. There are several members of our exclusive club and we’re treated to advance preview showings of new releases about once a month and on those nights the place is buzzing and positively humming with anticipation.\nIn short, I love the cinema and would encourage everyone to go more often.\nThis is the first in a series of columns looking at both current releases and titles that will shortly be available on DVD and subscription TV.\n\nOn general release now is the Sean Penn thriller, The Gunman.\nCentral Africa, 2006 and Penn is ex-special forces and part of a tight-knit security team guarding western aid workers, including his own girlfriend, a French doctor helping the locals while multi-national companies search for oil on the dark continent. There’s high-level political interest and millions of dollars at stake and as the story unfolds, it turns out that Penn and his crew are running two contracts simultaneously: one for protection, the other something else entirely.\n\nYou’ll get no plot spoilers from me, but I will tell you Penn is forced to leave suddenly after events spiral …\n\nFast forward to the present day and all but two of the group are dead and an attempt is made on Penn’s own life by a mysterious trio of militia men, armed with distinctive weaponry. As Penn’s grip on reality begins to slip – too many blows to the head and some serious post-trauma issues, both mental and physical – the story moves to London and Barcelona.\n\nFeaturing Javier Bardem and Ray Winstone, this is run-of-the-mill stuff, really. A bit like Liam Neeson’s “Run All Night” it’s a diverting couple of hours, but there’s nothing new or particularly original about the plot and I didn’t care enough about any of the characters apart from Winstone’s: a cockney arms dealer with an ear for a good one-liner.\n\nIf you like beefcake, you’re in for a treat. While Sean Penn’s face looks a lot like a brown paper bag that’s been scrunched up really tightly before being laid flat again, his body is that of a twenty-something Olympian. He is seriously cut in this movie with arms like Popeye and a waist that Marie Antoinette would’ve been proud of. He actually looks ridiculous. For a man suffering from PTSD who’s barely able to keep his life together, how he finds time to go to the gym for four or five hours a day in the Congo is beyond me. The veins are popping out of his arms in most scenes and it’s all a bit disturbing if you ask me.\n\nAnyway, back to the plot … this is sub-007 fare that could well have starred Bruce Willis or Neeson himself. The fact that Penn co-wrote and produced it is interesting and hints he may be taking a different direction after many years as a “serious artiste”.\n\nAlso still on general release is The Second Best Exotic Marigold Hotel and I’m happy to report, it’s more of the same plus Tamsin Greig and Richard Gere !\n\nThe story has moved on a couple of years with the hotel doing extremely well, thank you, as the idea of retirement in sunny-but-not-Spain takes hold with more and more clients. So successful is the original that the plan is to enlist help from an American hotel chain to part-fund – you guessed it – a second BEMH.\n\nWhat’s happened with Judi Dench and Bill Nighy ? How about Celia Imrie ? Is Maggie Smith still alive ? What about the young lovers – did they tie the knot or is Mummy Gee still interfering ?\n\n… and who will get their wrinkly mitts on Mr Gere ?\n\nWell, I’m afraid you have to go and find out for yourselves – the trip will be worth it, I promise you.\n\nIt’s beautifully shot, with more of the lush Indian scenery than the first, more urban movie. There’s some excellent character development, great one-liners that you’ll take home with you, plus a few twists and turns along the way.\n\nIf you enjoyed the first one, you’ll feel right at home in the Second Best Exotic Marigold Hotel.\n\nAt selected cinemas is South African sci-fi comedy/drama, Chappie, from the makers of District 9, starring Dev Patel, Hugh Jackman and Sigourney Weaver.\nWith most of my own family in Johannesburg, I relish anything coming from that part of the world.\n\nWith loads of guns and hi-tech gadgetry, a great cast (Patel is the young manager of the Best Exotic Marigold Hotel) and real belly laughs throughout, Chappie remains above all else a tender morality tale for the human race … and there’s a massive twist at the end that’s just so clever.\n\nSuffice to say this is the latest movie focusing on artificial intelligence, but for once you find yourself firmly rooting for the robot. Chappie highlights everything that’s wrong with mankind on one level, yet shines a light on everything that’s good too, even if it’s only for a few fleeting moments.\n\nThe movie looks stunning, even though the camera takes us across some of the worst parts of Jo’burg, while the CGI and animation is breathtaking. The main robot – Chappie himself – has been body-mapped from humans using the same technology as Gollum in Lord Of The Rings, so his movement is uncannily close to that of our own. At times, it’s quite freaky to watch …\n\nThe story twists and turns along the way, is well paced and the dialogue is spot on. Even Hugh Jackman with a mullet seemed to work !\n\nI loved it. I know it’s not received many good reviews – especially in America where they added sub-titles for an English language film – but if you enjoyed the off the wall and altogether quirky District 9, this will be right up your street.",
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"Since its launch in September 2018, ICESat-2 has gathered data and inspired research on our changing Earth – ranging from ice to tropical beaches and boreal forests to urban areas. Before launch, mission science team members talked about what they hoped it would help us understand. After successfully completing its three-year primary mission, the mission now has the green light to continue operations, and these ice experts share what it has discovered.\n\n“I’m truly amazed at the engineering of ICESat-2. We’re counting individual photons bouncing off the surface of Earth – with incredible precision. And the science that is flowing from it is incredible. Right away, we saw changes in the Antarctic and Greenland ice sheets, the influence of the ocean eating away at the ice and melting the surface in Greenland.\n\n“But what has also really stood out is the diversity of scientific fields using ICESat-2. It spans ocean science, hydrology, the cryosphere, the biosphere – I knew there would be a lot of ways of using the data, but I don’t think I anticipated how quickly that would happen. I’m looking forward to the tsunami of studies coming.”\n\nA glacier on the Antarctic Peninsula flows into the Bellingshausen Sea, as seen from a flight of the Operation IceBridge airborne mission, used to calibrate and validate ICESat-2 data. Credit: NASA / Kate Ramsayer\n\n“I think one of the coolest things we’ve seen is melt ponds in Antarctica. It gets your brain jogging – if we could automatically detect individual ponds and measure their depth, it could tell us about the liquid water storage at the surface of the ice sheet, which is one of the most difficult things to estimate at that large a scale.\n\n“That’s a neat thing about ICESat-2 – the scales at which you can observe processes ranges from very small, like snow blowing around, all the way up to the entire ice sheet.”\n\n“In the last few decades, Arctic sea ice that used to last through the summers hasn’t been surviving. And ICESat-2 works surprisingly well in summers, given the clouds and melt ponds. So we can track the thickness of sea ice into the melt season, and figure out what’s causing the melt more definitively.\n\n“A lot of people are interested in sea ice predictions, and whether over a summer the Arctic will be essentially free of sea ice. ICESat-2 helps us say with confidence what’s happening.”\n\nAccuracy & Precision from the Get-go\n\n“ICESat-2 was precise and accurate right out of the gate. Coupled with that, it has excellent pointing knowledge and pointing control, which means we aim to hit a spot and we hit it.\n\n“So when we repeat orbits to measure how things change over time, we can get a better sense of things like the grounding zone of ice shelves, where the ice meets the ocean. We can better measure where those are, and also see the impact of tides on the floating ice.”\n\nAn opening in the sea ice cover north of Greenland is partially filled in by much smaller sea ice rubble and floes, as seen during an Operation IceBridge flight in September 2019. Credit: NASA/Linette Boisvert\n\nSnow on Ice on Water\n\n“ICESat-2 is a fantastic instrument, because we have such a significant improvement in resolution. It lets us see these narrow leads, the open water between floes of sea ice.\n\n“Just as important, we can now pair it with CryoSat-2 to measure snow depth. ICESat-2 measures the top of the snow, CryoSat-2 detects the interface of snow and ice, and together the data tells us not just the snow depth but the sea ice thickness as well. After three years of ICESat-2 winter measurements, we saw the changes in the ice – and those changes weren’t small.”\n\nFrozen flood ponds on the sea ice, as seen during an Operation IceBridge flight in March 2017. Credit: NASA/Jeremy Harbeck\n\nA New Level of Detail\n\n“The level of detail we can get from ICESat-2 is something we’ve never achieved from another satellite. It’s a game changer.\n\n“It’s providing us with information about melt ponds on sea ice, which are roughly the sizes of Olympic swimming pools – and ICESat-2 can measure their depth from space. This is massive because it allows us to understand how multiyear ice is melting out in summer. We have to observe melt ponds to understand how vulnerable the ice is to further loss.”\n\n“ICESat-2 has gone beyond what it was designed for. I’m looking forward to extending the time series to get monthly data of polar regions over the years – something we haven’t had.\n\n“As we get into five, six, seven years of data, we can actually see climate signals beyond what is due to weather. Then it becomes really interesting, and we can better understand how climate is impacting the poles.”",
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"I find this study very interesting, and incredibly useful. Many people I have talked to have suggested that we scientifically compare single- with double-blind reviewing (SBR vs. DBR, for short). A common idea is to run one version of a conference as DBR and compare its outcomes to a past version of the conference that used SBR. The problem with this approach is that both the papers under review and the people reviewing them would change between conference iterations. These are potentially huge confounding factors. While the WSDM’17 study is not perfect, it gets past some of these big issues.\n\nIn the rest of the post I will summarize the details of the WSDM’17 study and offer some thoughts about its strengths and weaknesses. I think we should attempt more studies like this for other conferences.\n\nThe WSDM’17 conference review process is fairly standard. Once all papers are submitted, reviewers look at them to decide which ones they could capably review; this is called bidding. Reviewers mark papers they could review as yes or maybe; not marking a paper signals no, they cannot review it. The PC Chairs then apply a semi-automated algorithm to assign reviewers to papers. Reviewers read each paper assigned to them and render a judgment, which is either strong accept, accept, borderline, reject, or strong reject. Reviewers also judge a paper’s quality relative to other papers they were assigned to review; papers can be binned into the bottom 25%, the lower-middle 25%, the upper-middle 25%, or the top 25% of reviewed papers.\n\nThe reviewers are broken into two pools: one pool may learn authors’ identities during bidding and reviewing, but the other should not. To ensure this, all submitted papers were required to have the authors’ names and affiliations removed from their front page. 1 Those reviewers in the non-blinded pool were shown a paper’s authors by the on-line conference review system.\n\nThe paper assignment algorithm assigns two reviewers from each pool to each paper; as such each paper as two blinded reviewers and two non-blinded ones. Once all reviews are in, author identities are revealed to all reviewers. Doing so puts all reviewers on a level playing field during discussions, which should hopefully avoid harming outcomes of submitted papers due to the experiment.\n\nIn total, 500 papers were submitted to the conference, creating an ample source of data to analyze.\n\nThe WSDM’17 chairs wanted to figure out how much author identity and various other factors might contribute to a reviewer’s assessment of a paper. 2 In particular, they developed a logistic regression model that aims to predict the likelihood that a single-blind reviewer will give a paper a positive recommendation. 3 The model considers as inputs several features of a paper, including (a) whether the paper has a female author, (b) whether one of the authors is famous, and (c) whether one of the authors is from a top institution. 4 It also considers a “quality score” for the paper as an input feature, where this score is determined by the assessment of the blinded reviewers. This score is a combination of the blinded reviewers’ recommendation for the paper and their ranking of the paper relative to the other papers they reviewed. 5 This is the blinded paper quality score, or bpqs.\n\nThe logistic regression model ended up identifying three statistically significant input features (i.e., those with p value < 0.05). The one with the largest effect was bqps, which is a helpful sanity check. The other two were (b) and (c): whether one of a paper’s authors is famous (p < 0.006), and whether one is from a top institution (p < 004). The effect of these variables was sizable: the corresponding odds multipliers were 1.82x and 1.68x for (b) and (c), respectively. Read another way: the probability that a paper was deemed acceptable by an unblinded reviewer went up by 1.82 times if the paper had a famous author, and 1.68 times more, on top of that, if an author was from a famous institution.\n\nNote that to the extent that features naturally correlate with paper quality, some of their effect should be present in bqps. So if we believe that researchers at top institutions, or who are famous, are naturally more likely to produce great papers, then their bqps score should tend to be higher. If so, the independent effect of (b) and (c) would be reduced. But the fact that (b) and (c) are still high suggests they may be playing a role in recommendation decisions.\n\nI find it very interesting that whether an author is/was female did not have a significant effect. This result is apparently consistent with an earlier study of journal reviewing from the late 80s by Rebecca Blank. 6 I’d be curious to explore why gender seems to not play a role in this setting, but apparently does in music auditions, grant reviews, or (scientific) job applications.\n\nOne thing I wonder about in the present study is a lack of consideration of expertise in reviews. What if the blinded reviewers were more expert than the unblinded ones, or the other way around? The fact that (un)blinded reviewers are (un)blinded during bidding, too, might compound the issue, if there was some (anti-)correlation between reviewer expertise and bidding choice. I would be very surprised to see that each paper had four expert reviewers; in my experience on large conference committees one should feel lucky to average 1-2 true expert reviews per paper.\n\nAnother thing I wonder about is the impact of being able to guess authorship, despite blinding. A prior study I carried out found that (for a much smaller conference) 1/3 of time, reviewers felt they could guess an author of a paper they were reviewing, and they were right 4/5 of the time they guessed. How are recommendations of blinded reviewers affected when they have a good guess about authorship? My intuition is that this doesn’t matter. Rather, I suspect that many reviewers are implicitly, rather than explicitly, biased. As such, not knowing the authors of a paper as they start their review will improve fairness significantly.\n\nThis study is interesting and thought provoking. We should do more like it!\n\nThe authors of the WSDM updated their paper since this post was written. They find a penalty to women authors, but because the numbers were so small in their sample, the penalty is only statistically significant when combined with other data in a meta-analysis. The new abstract to the paper is as follows:\n\nIn this paper we study the implications for conference program committees of adopting single-blind reviewing, in which committee members are aware of the names and affiliations of paper authors, versus double-blind reviewing, in which this information is not visible to committee members. WSDM 2017, the 10th ACM International ACM Conference on Web Search and Data Mining, performed a controlled experiment in which each paper was reviewed by four committee members. Two of these four reviewers were chosen from a pool of committee members who had access to author information; the other two were chosen from a disjoint pool who did not have access to this information. This information asymmetry persisted through the process of bidding for papers, reviewing papers, and entering scores. Reviewers in the single-blind condition typically bid for 22% more papers, and preferentially bid for papers from top institutions. Once papers were allocated to reviewers, single-blind reviewers were significantly more likely than their double-blind counterparts to recommend for acceptance papers from famous authors and top institutions. The estimated odds multipliers are 1.76 and 1.67 respectively, so the result is tangible. For female authors, the associated odds multiplier of 0.82 is not statistically significant in our study. However, a meta-analysis places this value in line with that of other experiments, and in the context of this larger aggregate the gender effect is statistically significant."
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The increase in our knowledge of the solar system during the five /5(5).\n\nA photographic map of the equatorial region with pan and zoom capability, showing locations of the Apollo landings. Full Option Science System 1 INTRODUCTION The Sun, Moon, and Planets Module has four investigations that focus on Earth’s place in the solar system.\n\nIn this module, students will • Observe and compare shadows during a school day. • Relate the position of the Sun in the sky to the size and orientation of an object’s shadow.\n\nAbstract. In this chapter, the formation of the inner silicate planets and the Earth–Moon system is discussed. It is generally accepted that Earth and the Moon were formed by the giant impact, in which a Martian-size object (one tenth mass of that of the Earth) hit the proto-Earth, creating the Earth–Moon system (an impact angle of 45 degree is the most favorable).\n\nPREFACE. THE Author of this very practical treatise on Scotch Loch - Fishing desires clearly that it may be of use to all who had it.\n\nHe does not pretend to have written anything new, but to have attempted to put what he has to say in as Earth a form as possible. Everything in the way of the history and habits of fish has been studiously avoided, and technicalities have been used as.\n\nWe usually lowercase sun, moon, and earth, but, following The Chicago Manual of Style, when the does not precede the name of the planet, when earth is not part of an idiomatic expression, or when other planets are mentioned, we capitalize earth: The earth revolves around the sun.\n\nThe astronauts landed on the moon. The Earth blocks the Sun, so the Moon appears covered. This is a lunar eclipse. Notice that the Earth, Sun, and Moon had to be a straight line in order for an eclipse to occur.\n\nCitation Machine® helps students and professionals properly credit the information that they use. Cite your book in Earth, Moon, and Planets format for free. Earth, Moon, and Planets is a peer-reviewed scientific journal, published approximately ten times per year by Springer Science+Business was established in under the title The Moon, was known as The Moon and the Planets from toand was first published under the current title in February The editor-in-chief is Murthy S.\n\nGudipati (Caltech and JPL).Discipline: Planetary science. Planet Earth. 12K likes. Planet Earth is our Social earth that we're live in. This based on Social Blogger service, that helps us to Spread our thoughts to our Social family/5.\n\nStars, Planets and the Night Sky Do you know any kids who are fascinated by the constellations, the phases of the Moon, or what it's like to be an astronaut. We've gathered up a great collection of books, activities, apps, and websites for learning all about stars, constellations, planets, and the night sky.\n\nThis free NASA history eBook is a chronicle of humanity's attempts to send robotic travelers beyond Earth orbit—to the Moon, to other planets and their moons, to the Sun, to comets, to minor planets, to dwarf planets and ultimately beyond the solar system.\n\nDownload: Beyond Earth: A Chronicle of Deep Space Exploration. Packed with scientific facts about Earth, moon, other planets' moons, gravity, solar and lunar eclipses, how the moon affects Earth's tides, and more.\n\n[©]. Planets And Solar System Circle Book Explore The Eight Planets In The Solar System Along With The Sun Moon Asteroids Meteors Comets And Stars With This Engaging Circle Book It Can Be Used During Science For Research Projects Or Centers Learn about our solar system with this circle book.\n\nThe Earth is the largest of the terrestrial planets at 3, mi/6, km radius, and the fifth largest overall planet in our solar system. Earth is an average distance of 93 million mi/ million km from the sun or one AU (astronomical unit). Between Earth’s rotation and the motion of the Moon in its orbit, the tip of the Moon’s shadow sweeps eastward at about kilometers per hour along a thin band across the surface of Earth.\n\nThe thin zone across Earth within which a total solar eclipse is visible (weather permitting) is called the eclipse path. There are striking photographs of the Moon, with close-up views of its surface texture, pictures of Mars taken from Mariner IV, and radar pictures of Venus that \"see through\" that planet's obscuring cloud layer.\n\nThe book is written in nontechnical language and with a lucid, witty style that is readily understandable to the interested layman. The solar system consists of eight planets and five dwarf planets rotating around a nearby star, the Sun. The Sun's massive amount of gravity keeps the solar system together.\n\nTracking the movements of the Earth and Moon can be part of a stargazing hobby, or part of. 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Counter-Earth was a hypothetical planet sharing an orbit with Earth, but on the opposite side of the Sun (hence Earth and Counter-Earth would always be invisible to each other).\n\nThe idea of a counter-Earth has never been a serious scientific hypothesis in modern times. Books. Korad by Felix Mondejar: A Counter-Earth planet inhabited by an advanced alien race that has (mis)guided humankind.\n\nProcesses Determining the Volatile Abundances of the Meteorites and Terrestrial Planets M. Humayun and P. Cassen. Timescales of Planetesimal Formation and Differentiation Based on Extinct and Extant Radioisotopes R.\n\nCarlson and G. Lugmair. Tungsten Isotopes, the Timing of Metal-Silicate Fractionation, and the Origin of the Earth and Moon. Though a satellite of Earth, the moon, with a diameter of about 2, miles (3, kilometers), is bigger than Pluto.\n\n(Four other moons in our solar system are even bigger.) 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"With our wide experience in residential design from public housing to private homes and also from our One Global Studio network in different parts of the world - we are in a good position to provide the best possible design solutions.\n\nIt is Mr Foo Chai Yee’s intention that his career journey takes a holistic approach that covers a wider variety of experiences in architecture, master planning and project management.\n\nUpon graduation in 1989, Chai Yee worked for 3 years in America. He worked for an architectural firm in Central Illinois specializing in low-density residential architecture, site planning and land surveying.\n\nChai Yee came to Singapore in 1992 to pursue his keen interest in urban design and master planning where he worked for 5 years in Singapore’s national land use planning authority i.e. the Urban Redevelopment Authority (URA). In URA, he prepared long term strategic plans, as well as detailed local areas plans for physical development.\n\nThese experiences provided Chai Yee with a unique perspective on Architecture when he joined DP Architects in 1996 where he was involved with the planning, design development and project management of large-scale high-density projects within the urban context. His expertise and comprehensive understanding of the authority requirements often provide added value to our clients at both design and implementation stages.\n\nIn 2004, Chai Yee was also instrumental in DP’s foray into Middle Eastern projects. He was assigned as Lead Project Architect for The 45-storey, The Address Hotel @ The Dubai Mall whereby he gained good insight and hands-on experience in managing sub-consultants and work requirements established by internationally renowned project managers.\n\nBetween 2007 and 2010, Chai Yee was assigned as the alternate Project Director in-charge of the Resorts World at Sentosa (Central Zone) works. His team completed the Central Zone works which consist of four 5-star hotels, a Casino, a Retail Street, a 1,600-seat theatre and a 7,000-capacity Convention Centre. His job scope involved all aspects of architectural design, authority approvals and project management including site management, project cost control, coordination with client’s operation team and construction timeline. His expertise and experience gained previously are vital in the successful and timely completion of this phase.\n\nIn Singapore, he is involved in the redevelopment of Singapore Post Shopping Centre in Paya Lebar, the 1,700-beds Sengkang General Hospital and HDB Public housing projects in Yishun & Punggol."
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"The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) has felicitated with former President Goodluck Jonathan as he clocks 61 years, while also describing him as icon of democracy.\n\nThe main opposition party has also mocked President Muhammadu Buhari for allegedly stealing the Rex Institute’s “Next Level” logo and mantra as his 2019 campaign mantra and presenting it to Nigerians as their idea and creation.\n\nThe National Publicity Secretary of the party, Mr. Kola Ologbondiyan, in a separate statement yesterday, described Jonathan as a pillar of contemporary Nigeria democracy, whose patriotism and personal sacrifices ensured the unity, stability and corporate existence of the country, particularly given the circumstances of the 2015 general elections.\n\nAccording to him, “Jonathan remains a true Nigerian leader, whose administration is known, not only for good governance and landmark development projects across the country, but also for the entrenchment of democratic values, rule of law, equity and justice, respect for separation of power and constitutionally guaranteed rights of citizens as well as engendering harmonious coexistence of all interests in our nation.”\n\nOlogbondiyan noted that Jonathan demonstrated that the true essence of leadership and statesmanship is the application of the virtues, opportunities and authority therein for the good of others rather than self.\n\nMeanwhile, the main opposition party has mocked Buhari’s presidency for stealing the Rex Institute’s “Next Level” logo and mantra as his 2019 campaign mantra and presenting it to Nigerians as their idea and creation.\n\nThe PDP said the revelation has further confirmed that the Buhari Presidency lacks integrity as a fraud syndicate that thrives on deception, lies, false performance claims, certificate forgery, and corruption, while always trying to take credit for the achievement of others.\n\nOlogbondiyan added that PDP was however, not surprised that Buhari, in his desperation, could go as low as patronising plagiarism and false credit claims, since it is clear that he lacks the competence to initiate and articulate an original blue print for leadership.\n\nAccording to him, “This shameful plagiarism by the Buhari Presidency has further sunk him into self-inflicted public opprobrium, from which he has not recovered since the demonstration by Nigerians, that he does not have his acclaimed WAEC certificate and had to procure an attestation, which Nigerians also discovered to be a forged document.”\n\nThe PDP said that Buhari has over time shown that he cannot be trusted, adding the president heads the most corrupt administration in the history of our nation.\n\n“A perusal of President Buhari’s 2019 campaign document reveals that apart from the stolen logo and mantra, the document is replete with false claims, spurious projections and unsubstantiated figures in the bid to again beguile Nigerians ahead of the election,” the party said"
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Who the hell watches WNBA anyway, the girls’ parents?\n\nMacMot\nBiden intends to ban all non-electric vehicles by causing gasoline not to be produced.\n\nEternally Inquisitive\n“when I was spending 3 hours in the gym…I did jump rope, acrobatics, capoeira…No matter how much I worked out…I could never look that way”\nMike those are all cardio/conditioning workouts…if you want to bulk up you need to lift heavy weights…like 3-4 sets of 3-4 exercises per body part and sets of 8-12…stuff like that. Cardio just gets u lean my man\nThen again, to bulk up you need FOOD…and with what’s coming nobody is going to be “bulking” for a while, soooo…,\n\nNata\nSo grateful for these reports. They’ve become a welcome part of my daily routine. Thank you for making my world better. Can’t wait for the “breaking point” series.\n\nkev\nMike, don’t agree with you being OK to support the Ukraine front line soldier, as they should back down to allow Putin to drain the swamp there and liberate the people, who seem happy Russia is there.\n\nSavanna\nShe looks like a he–but who cares?\nBet it’s the CCP and the CIA attacking the grid. And the FBI –you know for target practice.\n\nKaren Kiekow\nIt is difficult to really determine whether the photos of her as a man are valid. Regardless, she is not worth the trade. If she is, then the teacher who is also incarcerated in Russia for Cannabis should have been released as well. Our Marine would have been a more worthy trade, but NO. He just doesn’t fit our current administrations screwed up sense of importance. Grinder hates America and we reward her disgust with trading an INTERNATIONAL ARMS DEALER WHO ALSO HATES AMERICA?? 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"That’s one of the Our365 Web Nursery pictures that they took in our hospital room the day after he was born. Is he not just the most perfect little thing ever? I know every parent feels that way, but seriously – even if my little guy had been born looking like a monkey, I’d still think the sun shined out of his ass. He’s just that amazing.\n\nOf course, this means that my first time nursing started 10.5 months ago, as well. Now, I’ll say this much up front: Other than my mother, everyone I know said nursing would SUCK. I’m talking horror stories on top of more horror stories, with a few nightmares thrown in. I know a lot of women who have personally experienced some of the most uncomfortable things that breastfeeding has to offer – stuff like clogged ducts, raw or cracked nipples, or the dreaded mastitis. But – and I thank the good Lord above – I have actually had a relatively easy time with nursing. Now, that’s not to say that nursing itself was categorically “easy,” cause it wasn’t. But compared to a lot of people I know and especially to the overall preconceived notion of what nursing would be like, I have been pleasantly surprised. I expect that it was get progressively more difficult with each baby hereafter, even if nothing about the experience actually changes – since, ya know, nursing with 1, 2, or even 3 other kids in your house can’t possibly do anything to make breastfeeding easier.\n\nWhen I latched Russ on that very first time, probably not a full 20 minutes after he was born, I don’t remember very well exactly what went through my mind. I think it was probably something along the lines of “Am I doing this right?” One thing I learned very quickly in those first few blurry days in the hospital was this: A nursing mother may be the sole owner of the boobs in question, but she most definitely cannot be the sole person invested in the process – otherwise, it’s beyond difficult. I mean, having a baby under any circumstances is almost never easy (I would venture to say “never. period.”). But breastfeeding is tough.\n\nIt’s tough to get comfortable enough to nurse a baby at a rest stop on a long car trip, trying not to flash complete strangers, trying not to leak milk all over your shirt and your bra. It’s tough to be out for a rare solo trip while the baby is at home with daddy, standing in the middle of the grocery store, when a baby way the heck over on aisle 5 starts crying and you start dripping – a biological response beyond your control, of course, but not any less annoying. It’s tough to always avoid foods you love (garlic, onions, margaritas… anybody?) in the case of a baby with a sensitive tummy. It’s tough to have your once equal-sized boobs suddenly go all uneven as your baby forms a preference for one side over another.\n\nYeah, all that stuff is tough. It’s aggravating. Annoying. But so completely, totally worth it.\n\nWhen I started all this 10.5 months ago, I said I’d try to nurse Russ until he was about 3 months old. Then I got to 4 months and I said “Well, maybe until he’s 6 months.” Then I got to 6 months and the thought of quitting broke my heart, so I said “Maybe 9 months.” But honestly, by the time I got to the 7th month, my mind was made up – I was going to get this kid to his first birthday. Really, after they get settled on solid foods, they only nurse 3-5 times a day, anyway. Russ is down to where he nurses in the early morning, once during the day, and right before he goes to bed. I imagine the nighttime feeding will be the last one he drops, but I’d be lying if I told you I’m looking forward to quitting. I’m not. It makes me sad to think about it, and it makes me look forward a little more to the next time that we have a baby here in the Wilhoit house. I hope I can do the same for all the children that God blesses us with, because it has really been an incredible thing.\n\nNow, I’m going to address the whole formula vs. breastfeeding controversy. Honestly, I think every woman’s mothering experience is like a fingerprint – no two are exactly alike. And for that reason, I don’t think it’s fair to lump judgment on one another. Heck, even if they were all alike, not all women are alike – so it’s still not cool to judge. That said, I really would love to see more women at least trying. Some women come into motherhood with odds and situations stacked against them, not the least of which include premature babies, inverted or flat nipples, infection or birth injury, or even, in some cases, pre-existing conditions like cancer that need attention immediately. But if you are in great health and your baby is in great health, why not? Why not give it a shot? Hospitals can do a lot to help encourage this by offering more and better education, by having more and better International Board Certified Lactation Consultants (IBCLCs) on their staffs, and by not giving healthy babies formula or sugar water unless it is medically necessary. If we want to see rising breastfeeding rates, especially in the U.S. (easily the worst in the world), it’s going to take a team effort.\n\nWomen cannot be left alone to do this any longer. To echo a sentiment of one of my friends who just welcomed her second child, it has to be a “we” thing, not just a “me” thing. Women cannot be abandoned the minute they leave the hospital – we’ve got to get behind one another when it comes to nurturing the very people who nurture the generations of tomorrow.\n\nWomen need to feel like they have a cheering section when it comes to breastfeeding – especially because it will mean undoing decades of propagandizing and stereotyping of women when it comes to how breastfeeding fits into their lives, their culture, economic status, and health benefits. We’ve got to get to the point where, as a culture, it doesn’t shock us more to see a kid’s doll touted as a “breastfeeding doll” than it does to see a doll baby that has bottles included in the package. I’m not saying I’m going to go out and buy my hypothetical 8 yr. old a breastfeeding doll – but I definitely don’t think it’s any more or less “appropriate” than a doll that has bottles included. What’s with the relentless over-sexualization of breasts? Get over it, people!!\n\nSo that’s my feeling on the whole thing, in a nutshell. But then again, I’m not sure I could really sum it all up in even that amount of yammering, because I’m still kind of “in it,” so to speak. I have to be honest – midway through writing this post, I had to step away because I was starting to feel sad. It hit me that my baby is almost a toddler, almost a year old, and that my days as a breastfeeding mom are now very much numbered. I’m not that girl in that hospital bed anymore, wondering what the heck I’m doing and if I’ll be able to keep it up. I can’t believe that this time last year, I was 34 weeks or so pregnant, looking towards an imminent delivery and all the terrifyingly wonderful things that were awaiting me. It was all so unsure at that point. If you’d have told me I’d still be nursing right now, I don’t know if I’d have believed you. But once we got over the hump at the beginning, it all just kind of settled into a way of life. I guess I’m a little apprehensive of another change, to another way of life, where Russ doesn’t need to snuggle up to me and nurse at 6:30 am. I know that’s not something that a lot of people love, but I live for those cozy moments with my baby boy nuzzled up to me. Those moments in life are so temporary. But I’ve really been blessed to have been able to give Russ this start. I know it’s the best I could do for him, and I honestly cannot wait to do it again.\n\nPlan on there being a lot more blog posts about the weaning process – this will be my place to sort of “deal with” the smidge of depression that will almost surely follow when Russ doesn’t “need me” for that anymore. I know not everyone will relate, and that’s fine (seriously, it’s totally okay with me), but I hope it doesn’t weird folks out. I actually called my mom awhile back (like, when Russ was a month old), when I really started to enjoy nursing and was getting settled into the whole process, in a panic. It had sort of just hit me that he was going to grow up (fast), and that I would have to wean him at some point. She told me she was always a little sad when each of her kids stopped nursing, but that it gets better. So I’m trusting that she’s right! But bear with me if I’m a little mopey about it."
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"Posted at 00:41h in Uncategorized by admin 0 Comments\n0 Likes\n\nOnce shortly, a woman would advertise in a western newspaper looking for a husband, often if she wasn’t finding anybody who was thinking about her at house, and the courtship process was the same as if she was answering an ad quite than writing one. Mail order brides is a covert and hotly debated type of human trafficking.\n\nThe submit workplace field number listed for an company one day may be closed the following, and the enterprise that advertises itself as a wedding broker may in fact be promoting pornography or prostitution. Though critics evaluate these agencies to every thing from marriage mills to slave traders, they are not paid to ship a spouse to a shopper. Instead, they charge Their male purchasers for a booklet of ladies to whom the shopper can write. There have been cases of mail-order brides killed by their “husband”, fearing a divorce.\n\nThis course of took its name through the concept that the marriage was preceded by an change of images of the longer term wife and future husband, so as to allow them to recognise one another, as that they had never met before. In the spring of 1620, ninety mail-order brides arrived in Jamestown. Their arrival was considered a success, and the subsequent 12 months Sandys requested funds to move an additional 100 ladies.\n\nYou can then chat with them, call them or even meet them earlier than your determination to wed them. All the individuals coming to mail order bride sites are linked with the identical objective — to finish their loneliness. Nothing influences human well being greater than the lack to share emotions with someone close. Without a deep emotional reference to a particular particular person, you’re feeling empty inside and might’t even notice all the brilliant colors of life. koreatimes.co.kr Archived at the Wayback Machine This is simply the ladies from the Philippines.\n\nWhy I Acquired A Mail Order Wife For My Elderly Mother\n\nEveryone deserves happiness and that’s what guides them in their work. A first rate mail order bride website will never promise you marriage as a last results of any contact on the Internet.\n\nFilipina women from the Philippines are properly prepared to attend before you fall asleep. Filipina ladies like to sleep, and therefore, hate to get bothered by their own males all of the time.\n\nHarvey required that they continue to be single for a 12 months, stay in chaperoned dormitories, and entertain callers in “courting parlors.” By the turn of the century, he had married off nearly 5,000 socalled Harvey Girls. Jonathan landed on the neighboring island of Cebu on March 12, where Leonor met him, they usually took the five-hour ferry journey again to Dumaguete collectively. They have just begun to discover whether the bond they shaped on-line is also meant for the actual world. Because Leonor’s visa was denied, Jonathan determined to come to the Philippines so he and Leonor might fully get to know one another. He decided to remain for two months, given that he didn’t have a job to return to; in the meantime, his daughter took care of the beloved household canine.\n\nBut both husband and spouse, even with their good intentions, are in for a bumpy experience toward marital concord. Elderly Will Lane arranges marriage of untamed son of useless friend to tame him. In 1979, an Indian family moves to America with hopes of residing the American Dream.\n\nIn testimony before the United States Senate, Professor Donna Hughes stated that two thirds of Ukrainian women interviewed needed to live overseas and this rose to 97% in the resort city of Yalta. According to an earlier Grant Thornton International Business Report for 2012, Russia had an even larger proportion of ladies in senior management at forty six%, nonetheless highest on the planet.\n\nAs Leonor got to know Jonathan, the British truck driver, they began to video chat on Skype a minimum of twice a day. Since his divorce, he had taken a night shift at his trucking firm so he may take care of the family canine through the day.\n\nShe got here close to assembly a man from Baltimore, however found him too aggressive and controlling once they tried to work out tips on how to get together, barking orders for her to rearrange legal papers. But in October 2016, Leonor got a message from a just lately divorced, 51-12 months-old truck driver from Essex, England. His name was Jonathan Etheridge, and he introduced himself as Christian and family-oriented. The act signals each a overseas man’s capability to offer and his generosity, qualities that Filipina women consider extremely priceless. Just as an American woman on the dating scene would possibly specify characteristics like “broad shoulders” or “a sense of humor” as stipulations for a possible mate, Filipinas in search of international husbands tend to prioritize material assets. Leonor wasn’t shy about presenting her real-life id and chatting over video, which reassured men that she wasn’t a scammer. For Leonor and different Filipina women on the lookout for overseas husbands, a man’s readiness to ship money rapidly is a crucial signal of his potential.",
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Today, the same man is an excellent pastry baker, a co-owner in the bakery, and financial officer on the cooperative’s board. “I really think there’s something powerful with this [co-op] model,” Garrison says. “It engages people in a good way.”\n\nThe worker-owned cooperative model offers many benefits, says Melissa Hoover, an executive director for the non-profit cooperative advocacy group Democracy at Work Institute. Owners in the business get to accumulate capital. When the business is particularly profitable, the employees who helped make it successful get to share in those profits rather than seeing the money doled out to shareholders or upper management. Worker-owned cooperatives also empower people through governance, dispersing the power balance between employees and employers — something that’s become even more important in the era of #MeToo. “If you own and control this, you will have a greater degree of say over the kind of people who are in power,” Hoover says. “You’ll be able to control those conditions better.”\n\nAnd for the restaurant industry in particular—famous for its long hours and low wages—co-ops promise better working conditions in general. “When the workers own the business, they tend to pay themselves a decent wage,” Hoover says. “They almost, across the board, [have] better benefits.” Workers also tend to build more on-the-job skills, because as owners, they’re cross-trained for a variety of roles within the business. That generally means a lower rate of employee turnover, a perennial issue in the restaurant industry. “There’s really strong data that [says] employees stay longer in worker co-ops and experience higher job satisfaction,” Hoover says.\n\nSo with some many voices in the industry calling for more better working conditions, why don’t more restaurants adopt this model?\n\nThe Democracy at Work Institute, which is associated with the U.S. Federation of Worker Cooperatives, estimates that restaurants and cafes account for roughly 13 percent of all 375 worker cooperatives currently operating across the country. The larger food industry, including food processing and production businesses like Alvarado Street Bakery and Ubuntu Coffee Roasting Cooperative, accounts for 22 percent — the highest concentration of any industry. A 2015 state of the sector report from the same group also found that food services made up a large portion of new or converted co-ops (those that transitioned to work-owned businesses from traditional business ownership models) that emerged in the previous two years.\n\n“We are in a wave of growth right now,”, Hoover says. Worker-owned cooperatives, she says, have undergone several major “waves” over the last 40 years, each fueled by a different goal. In the 1970s, many newly formed cooperatives were tied to people desiring a counter-cultural lifestyle outside of traditional economies, but today, Hoover observes that more co-ops are being formed in response to economic stressors. “People don’t feel secure at their jobs anymore, and having ownership of something gives them security,” Hoover says. And some aging baby boomers implement co-op models as a way to keep their businesses open after retirement — by transferring ownership to employees.\n\nAt Arizmendi, a bustling group of Bay Area bakeries known for its sourdough chocolate croissants and vegetarian pizza slices, the employees manning the ovens and the cash registers are cooperative owners. Inspired by Berkeley’s beloved Cheese Board Collective, Arizmendi’s first location opened in Oakland nearly 21 years ago. Since then, it’s blossomed into six affiliate bakeries that exchange recipes but operate as independently run cooperatives.\n\nVan Engel sees worker cooperatives as a remedy to many of the often-difficult working conditions at traditional restaurants: wages that keep 40 percent of restaurant employees below the poverty line, hierarchies that tend to marginalize women and people of color, and a lack of sick leave. “The restaurant industry treats its employees very poorly, and a cooperative is the exact antithesis of that,” she says. “It actually can be this pretty big transformation for some people, going [from being an employee] to being a business owner.”",
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Whereas the state of Oregon’s minimum wage is $10.25 an hour, Blue Scorcher offers a flat wage of around $15 to $16 per hour including tips. At Austin’s Black Star Co-op brewery, employees start at around $12 per hour and receive pay increases after three months to $13.10 per hour — nearly twice the state’s standard minimum wage. Employees can pursue additional raises if they work towards a role on the managerial-level governing body called the Workers Assembly, which comprises roughly half of the brewery staff. In addition to the living wage, Black Star gives all employees paid time off, and staffers, regardless of their leadership role, are also empowered in the decision-making process. “We operate democratically, so there’s no one person making decisions,” says Black Star business team leader Jodi Mozeika.\n\nWhere cooperatives value collective ownership, many outsiders are put off by the prospect of a business that seemingly lacks a clear management hierarchy. “People think of collective or consensus decision making, and they’re afraid of that,” Hoover says. “They don’t necessarily see it as a benefit. They see it as, like, ‘Oh my gosh. Everybody’s going to be deciding everything; that’s not typically true.” Rather than relying solely on consensus voting, worker-owned cooperatives typically have committees and boards that help oversee company decisions. This helps the business stay nimble, while still giving employee-owners “more agency,” she says.\n\nStill, fielding several opinions about policy changes does mean that decisions are, at times, made at a slower pace compared to a restaurant with an owner or CEO. At Black Star, a simple majority vote can result in a managerial decision. When a proposed change that’s pertinent to running the business is voted down, “it’ll be revised so that we find a plan that works best for us and for the business, and that process takes time,” Mozeika says. Smaller decisions are decided by a team leader council and larger policy decisions are made by a board that’s elected by Black Star’s membership community.\n\nTo avoid employees “blocking” important decisions, Blue Scorcher adopted a dynamic governance system when it fully transitioned into an employee-owned cooperative in 2012. Under the model, employees elect a representative to lead their department — known as a “department circle.” The leads are then charged with making quick daily decisions, such as making sure the bread department has enough flour to do their baking for the day. Those leads then attend group meetings with the other department leads, called the General Circle, where they discuss higher-level issues within the bakery. During the lead meetings, representatives are allowed to propose business changes.\n\nWith so many voices in the room, not all discussions are simple. “We’ve certainly stubbed our toes on all kinds of issues,” Garrison says. But Blue Scorcher’s sociocratic model forces the group to make decisions more quickly. A single employee, for example, can’t block a decision that’s approved by the group if the decision doesn’t violate the co-op’s bylaws. Garrison points to a suggestion several years ago, where a group of members felt that the coastal and entirely vegetarian bakery should start serving fish on its menu. “There were people strongly for and strongly against [it],” he recalls. Rather than making a quick decision that would alter the identity of the bakery, the group decided to survey customers. Following the 2011 Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant disaster off the Pacific Coast, the group ultimately decided to ax the fish plan.\n\nBut not surprisingly, worker-owned restaurant cooperatives face many of the same challenges as their more traditional counterparts. Founding cooperative members often share the rewards as well as the risks of starting a new business, Hoover says. “A single person may not be able to raise $100,000, but 10 people together might be able to, from their own resources and friends and family.”\n\nSuch was the case with Black Star, which was facing potential closure in early 2017 after several months of declining sales. “That cash crunch that we got into was a result of… the same struggles that all restaurants face, [which] is staying relevant in an ever-changing restaurant scene and brewery scene,” Mozeika says of the downturn. Where other restaurants might look for a new line of credit or into the owners’ own pockets to save the business, Black Star was able to turn to its 3,500-person membership community for help. While somewhat temporary, the call to action led to a boost in sales that ultimately saved the brewery and gave Black Star time to strategize. “Luckily we have the community to rally around us and a really strong membership base that wants to keep us open,” Mozeika says.\n\nBeyond the regular challenges of running a food business, cooperatives also sometimes find it challenging to secure loans and investment. “Often restaurant investors want either some kind of control or they want a large return on investment,” Hoover says. “In a co-op, both of those things violate the principles of the co-op, [which] is that the members are the main beneficiaries and the members control it.” In these instances, co-ops will often form a third-party organization such as the Arizmendi Association of Cooperatives, which can establish the business and then transfer control to the cooperative.\n\nWhile having more say in the running of a business can have its benefits, the model isn’t for everyone. “We’ve had several people who came in and were just gobsmacked when they realized that there was no clear boss and there was nobody to play the role of the sheriff,” Garrison says of Blue Scorcher. “If you’re not saying, ‘I’m ready to engage in a workplace that requires me to collaborate well,’ this is not the right workplace for you.”\n\nFor himself, though, Blue Scorcher’s co-op environment has been transformational. “It’s helped me encounter disagreements throughout my life in a more productive way,” Garrison says. “That business of yelling at each other and thinking, ‘I’m right and you’re wrong,’ it’s kind of miserable. There’s a better way to live, and that way is to collaborate.”\n\nThis article was originally published on May 21, 2018, in Eater, and is reprinted with permission of Vox Media, Inc."
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"Dear Writer … it’s not all about you, ya know! – a reminder\n\nI was going to write a blog post about social media and how I’ve been paring down my use of it, because I’m finding it to be not all that social or the best media for me at the moment. After discussing with a fellow author how disappointing Twitter is (and she cleverly described T. as “like a 4-lane highway at rush hour with cars bumper-to-bumper. It makes me nervous”), I realized what bothers me isn’t not being able to navigate and use Twitter properly, but more the barrage of Tweeps who constantly tweet: Look at me! Aren’t I clever! Buy my book!\n\nNow I’m not saying that I don’t do some self-promotion on there, but I do try to balance that with tweets of value to others, including promoting fellow authors. And I also offer, up front in my profile, what I am prepared do for other Tweeps. Most authors who have been following me lately have just listed their “bestselling” book that was recently published (how can anything be bestselling if it’s just been released? I ask), and nothing at all as to what value they bring to me in my following them. I reached the 2000 following limit the other day, so I’m now winnowing out those guilty people and looking for Tweeps who are truly interesting.\n\nI’m not all about the numbers, you see. I’d rather have fewer friends/followers I can truly count on with whom I can have an actual dialogue on Twitter and Facebook. And no one is holding a gun to my head forcing me to use either Twitter or Facebook. If I don’t like what’s going on there, I can always use them less or just drop out altogether. No point in complaining about them, really.\n\nSo that, in a nutshell is my rant about social media.\n\nBut this had me thinking about another blog post I published, first on Aug. 16th, 2013, then reblogged on Oct. 24, 2013, and which I believe is due for a reprise here, because this all needs to be said until authors do get it and start promoting more than just themselves …\n\nI completed a sentence that had been posted by a writing-related Page on Facebook: What I like most about writing is …\n\nI answered with, “when a reader enjoys what I’ve written,” because that’s why we all write in the first place. Right? So readers will read, and be affected by, what we’ve written. The bonus comes when they tell us this is the case. If that’s not why we write then we might as well just maintain locked journals and diaries. Or burn everything we write.\n\nI was the first to reply to this, so it wasn’t until I went back to the Page a day later that I noticed mine was the only comment that took readers into consideration. For the rest of the people posting – and there were very many! – it was all about them.\n\nWhen I write The End.\n\nWhen my writing goes well for the day.\n\nWhen I sell a lot of copies.\n\nYou get the picture. It scares me that so many writers are that self-centred they can’t see the real value to writing anything is to move, to entertain, to persuade, to get a reaction, and just have their writing read. (And it doesn’t matter here whether the reader actually purchased a copy, downloaded it for free, or borrowed your book from the library – as long as they’re reading. We’re not talking about making big bucks from writing and that that should be the reason we write, because I think everyone realizes there’s very little money to be made from writing books. And, if you don’t realize that then I have a bridge in Brooklyn I’d like to sell to you … )\n\nSo we end up with articles like this by Michael Kozlowski on GoodEReader: Self-Published Authors Are Destroying Literature. ALL self-published authors are painted with the same brush, because too many are making nuisances of themselves. I have stopped following and friending any author who only talks about themselves and their own book in social media. I will not follow anyone whose Twitter bio is only about their own book and not about any of the benefits they can offer to me – like, that they’re a READER, or a librarian, or a bookseller or someone else with a vested interest in books in general.\n\nSure, I want to know you’re a writer, but I also want to know that you read and will promote books by other authors. I will be more inclined to look at your website, in that case, check out what you’ve written, and – here’s the clincher … Help you to promote that book of yours by telling my friends about it, if I enjoy reading what you’ve written.\n\nNow we’ve come full circle as to why readers’ enjoyment in our writing should be of the utmost importance to all writers and authors. If readers like what they read they will share it with their friends. The very best promotion anyone can ever ask for is word-of-mouth, because it means our readers are endorsing us and want to share our work with their friends, and it’s not just us blowing our own horns all the time. Word-of-mouth is also the most flattering form of promotion, far better than any review in a newspaper most new readers will never see. And it gets rid of any perceived need to self-promote, ad nauseum.\n\nThis word-of-mouth business doesn’t just happen overnight, either, so I suggest that, along with restraint, writers and authors need to learn to be patient. I first published my eBook in Feb. 2012 and the print edition in June of that year, and I’m still finding new readers who haven’t previously heard of me or my book. But I’ve been quietly making connections here and there and one thing has been leading to another, so I’m very pleased with the readership base I’ve developed, and how many of those people have asked when the next book will be available. I keep writing, and I continue to publish the work of other writers and help them promote their work. And I’ve tried to do it in a way that, I hope, has been helpful to other writers/authors and their readers by not making it all about me and my book.\n\nI’ve recently “met” online a couple of other self-published authors. (I read and enjoyed their books, wrote reviews, and heard back from them both. We’ve made a connection and are now discussing promoting and promotion and I believe some good things are going to be coming out of this that will benefit all of us.) I’ve made the suggestion to one of these authors that, if every writer/author out there were to help five others promote their work (so for every tweet about their own book they would tweet five times about five different authors) this would be a wonderful world! You must have read something recently that you want to talk about to everyone you know. Maybe you’ve discovered a new writer whose book you just couldn’t put down, or perhaps you have a writer friend who is struggling to get the word out, because they don’t have as many friends on Facebook as you do. It could also be an established author whose work you admire. Even established authors still need promotion, after all.\n\nSo I’m putting my money where my typing fingers are and am proposing to begin promoting five other authors myself. This was my business, after all, when I ran Alberta Books Canada. One of the authors I promoted then said that if I could find new readers for his writing he would be happy, so that became my mandate – finding new readers. At that time, I was working to promote many authors, primarily to libraries, and the authors paid me for displaying their books at conferences. What I propose now is to promote books by authors because it’s a good thing to do! If I promote these authors now, somewhere down the line someone else will promote my book. And all of this promotion will be done for free with no expectation of receiving anything in return. After all, what goes around, comes around. That’s Karma, man!\n\nPlease join me! (Readers, you too can get in on this idea …) If you know of a deserving book, tell your friends about it. Write a review, mention in your status update, Tweet about it. (As Tim Baker said in a recent blog post, Write a Review — Independent Authors Everywhere Will Thank You) Do that for five authors for a while. Then change over to another five authors. And continue. Your friends will be grateful for the reading recommendations. The authors will be grateful for the promotion.\n\nAnd … it won’t be all about you any longer, so your friends will begin to return.\n\n(Since Nov. 18, 2013, I have followed my own advice and began publishing a promotion blog, Reading Recommendations. Check it out!)",
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"In an unusual filing made Thursday in New York state court, Mr. Rattner disclosed an arbitration claim he brought against the Quadrangle Group, the private equity firm he helped found.\n\nThe claim seeks damages against Quadrangle and its partners “for their unlawful conduct and contractual breaches” and for taking advantage of Mr. Rattner’s departure “to seize” money owed to him.\n\nQuadrangle said in a letter to investors that Mr. Rattner’s filing was filled with inaccuracies and that the firm would contest his claims.\n\nThe dispute comes amid Mr. Rattner’s other legal woes: On Thursday, the attorney general of New York, Andrew M. Cuomo, filed two lawsuits against him, seeking $26 million and a lifetime ban from the state securities industry.\n\nMr. Rattner’s surprise court filing underscores the deep bitterness between Mr. Rattner and his former colleagues at the New York private equity firm. Mr. Rattner, once a top media industry investment banker, left his post as deputy chairman of the former Lazard Frères a decade ago to start Quadrangle with three colleagues.\n\nIn February 2009, he left Quadrangle to head the White House’s auto industry overhaul effort. His departure put his former partners in a difficult spot. Not only was the firm struggling with its investments during the depths of the financial crisis, but it was also dealing with the government investigation into its dealings with state pension funds.\n\nQuadrangle settled with Mr. Cuomo’s office earlier this year over alleged improper payments made to a top adviser to the New York State comptroller for his help in securing a $150 million investment from the state pension fund.\n\nThe firm paid a $12 million settlement and, as part of the deal, disavowed Mr. Rattner’s actions as “inappropriate, wrong and unethical.” At the time, a spokesman for Mr. Cuomo said that the Quadrangle executives involved in the conduct at issue in the case were no longer at the firm.\n\nThursday’s state court filing by Mr. Rattner requested documents related to the New York pension fund investigation that his lawyers said would aid in his arbitration claim against the firm. He accused his former partners of effectively throwing him under the bus.\n\n“Faced with the investigation, the Quadrangle parties had a choice: they could have either disclosed completely their involvement with the underlying facts,” said the filing, “or they could offer the New York attorney general a scalp. They chose the latter.”\n\nIn response, Quadrangle sent a letter to its investors on Thursday stating that Mr. Rattner’s arbitration filing, initiated in September, came despite the firm’s efforts “to resolve our differences in a negotiated manner.”\n\n“Unfortunately, his further filing today is filled with inaccuracies and misrepresentations, which continues his pattern of failing to take responsibility for his actions,” the letter read. “We will therefore defend ourselves vigorously.”\n\nMr. Rattner is also defending himself vigorously — from Mr. Cuomo. On Thursday, he settled an action brought by the Securities and Exchange Commission by agreeing to a two-year ban from associating with any investment adviser or broker-dealer and by paying $6.2 million.\n\n“While settling with the S.E.C. begins the process of putting this matter behind me, I will not be bullied simply because the attorney general’s office prefers political considerations instead of a reasoned assessment of the facts,” said Mr. Rattner, who called the lawsuit politically motivated. “This episode is the first time during 35 years in business that anyone has questioned my ethics or integrity.”\n\nIt is unclear how much money Mr. Rattner is seeking from Quadrangle in the arbitration claim. Mr. Rattner, 58, disclosed last year in government filings a net worth of at least $188 million.\n\nQuadrangle continues to manage a $2 billion private equity vehicle but has decided not to raise another fund. The firm has retrenched substantially since Mr. Rattner’s departure and is now exploring options that include the sale of a minority stake in the firm."
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