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Isaac Chotiner / New Yorker:
The Contrarian Coronavirus Theory That Informed the Trump Administration — President Trump, who at one point called the coronavirus pandemic an "invisible enemy" and said it made him a "wartime President," has in recent days questioned its seriousness, tweeting, "WE CANNOT LET THE CURE BE WORSE THAN THE PROBLEM ITSELF."
Discussion: Lawyers, Guns & Money
Nick Visser / HuffPost:
Biden Goes After 'Reckless' Trump Claim That Hospitals Are Using Too Many Face Masks — "This is ridiculous and completely false," the former veep said of the president's claims that medical workers were misusing protective supplies. — Former Vice President Joe Biden castigated President Donald Trump …
Discussion: CNBC, Sputnik News, WAVY-TV, NPR and The Daily Beast
Matthew J. Belvedere / CNBC: 5 things to know before the stock market opens Monday
Sputnik News: Trump Extends Social Distancing Guidance to 30 April, Says Peak Deaths Likely to Hit US in Two Weeks
Benjamin Swasey / NPR: 'Project Airbridge' To Expedite Arrival Of Needed Supplies, White House Says
Justin Baragona / The Daily Beast: NBC's Chuck Todd Asks Biden If Trump Has 'Blood' on His Hands Over Coronavirus Response
Fact check: A breakdown of false and misleading statements at Trump's Rose Garden briefing — Trump berates reporter for 'threatening' question during briefing — (CNN)President Donald Trump has made numerous false and misleading statements at the near-daily White House coronavirus briefings.
Discussion: The Week and The Moderate Voice
Aaron Blake / Washington Post:
Trump blames hospitals for mask and ventilator shortages
Trump blames hospitals for mask and ventilator shortages
Discussion: POLITICUSUSA, IJR and New York Post
Darragh Roche / POLITICUSUSA: Trump Blames New York for Ventilator Shortage: "They Should Have More Than Enough"
Jonathan Chait / New York Magazine:
Trump Blames Hospitals for Coronavirus Mask Shortages
Trump Blames Hospitals for Coronavirus Mask Shortages
Discussion: No More Mister Nice Blog, Mediaite, HuffPost and Daily Kos
Sarah Rumpf / Mediaite: Trump Speculates Hospitals Are Hoarding Ventilators, Masks: 'Are They Going Out the Back Door?'
Nick Visser / HuffPost: 'Where Are The Masks Going?' Trump Questions Use Of Supplies As Coronavirus Cases Surge
Mollie Hemingway / The Federalist:
Media Reaction To Yamiche Alcindor Dustup With Trump Shows Why Their Approval Ratings Are Low
Media Reaction To Yamiche Alcindor Dustup With Trump Shows Why Their Approval Ratings Are Low
Discussion: YouTube
Richard Read / Los Angeles Times:
Choir practice turns fatal. Airborne coronavirus strongly suspected — With the coronavirus quickly spreading in Washington state in early March, leaders of the Skagit Valley Chorale debated whether to go ahead with weekly rehearsal. — The virus was already killing people in the Seattle area, about an hour's drive to the south.
Rick Wilson / The Daily Beast:
Trump: I'm Doing a Great Job Fighting the Coronavirus, and 100,000 of You Will Die — Seriously, literally, things that Trump touches are dying, and he's still just making shit up to get him through each day, and then making up different shit the next day. — BEAST INSIDE
Discussion: Raw Story
Dan Diamond / Politico:
FDA issues emergency authorization of anti-malaria drug for coronavirus care — The drugs have been championed by President Donald Trump for treatment despite scant evidence. — The U.S. Food and Drug Administration building. The Food and Drug Administration on Sunday issued …
Discussion: Slate, Reuters, Balloon Juice, The Gateway Pundit, Bookworm Room, Steve Gruber, Fox News, Townhall and Instapundit
Robert Zaretsky / Slate: The Trumpian French Doctor Behind the Chloroquine Hype
Jim Hoft / The Gateway Pundit: BREAKING: FDA Issues Emergency Authorization for Hydroxychloroquine to be Prescribed to Coronavirus Patients
Wolf Howling / Bookworm Room: Modeling & A National Rx For The Wuhan Flu
Wayne Dupree / Steve Gruber: 3-30 Morning Brief: Japan To Refuse Citizens From US, Europe; Netherlands Recalls 600 Defective Masks From China
Edmund DeMarche / Fox News: FDA OKs emergency authorization of drugs touted by Trump to fight coronavirus
Bronson Stocking / Townhall: Hydroxychloroquine Gets FDA Emergency Authorization for Treatment of Wuhan Coronavirus
Glenn Reynolds / Instapundit: PROGRESS: FDA issues emergency authorization of anti-malaria drug for coronavirus care.
HHS News Releases:
HHS accepts donations of medicine to Strategic National Stockpile as possible treatments for COVID-19 patients
HHS accepts donations of medicine to Strategic National Stockpile as possible treatments for COVID-19 patients
Discussion: Power Line, The Daily Caller, Breitbart, Bloomberg, Just The News, The Hill and Wall Street Journal
Scott Johnson / Power Line: ...and we're here to remind you — Last week authorities …
Mary Margaret Olohan / The Daily Caller: FDA Issues Emergency Authorization Of Anti-Malaria Drugs As Doctors Herald Results For Coronavirus Patients
Joel B. Pollak / Breitbart: FDA Gives Emergency Authorization of Hydroxychloroquine Use
John Lauerman / Bloomberg: U.S. Allows Emergency Use of Drug Trump Backed Against Virus
John Solomon / Just The News: FDA gives emergency approval to use anti-malaria drugs to fight coronavirus
Justin Wise / The Hill: FDA issues emergency-use authorization for anti-malaria drugs amid coronavirus outbreak
Jeff Colyer / Wall Street Journal: An Update on the Coronavirus Treatment
Elizabeth Williamson / New York Times:
Liberty University Brings Back Its Students, and Coronavirus Fears, Too — The decision by the school's president, Jerry Falwell Jr., to partly reopen his evangelical university enraged residents of Lynchburg, Va. Then students started getting sick. — LYNCHBURG, Va. …
Discussion: National Review, Navigating Coronavirus, The Daily Beast, The Week, Daily Kos, HuffPost, The Hill, Blue Virginia, Balloon Juice, Mediaite, DeadState and Outside the Beltway
Jay Nordlinger / National Review: Life under corona, &c.
Julia Arciga / The Daily Beast: Nearly a Dozen Liberty University Students Sick With Coronavirus Symptoms After Falwell Reopened Campus
Catherine Garcia / The Week: Nearly a dozen Liberty University students report COVID-19 symptoms after returning to campus
Marissa Higgins / Daily Kos: Liberty welcomed residents back to campus. Now, some students have possible COVID-19 symptoms
John Bowden / The Hill: Liberty University students report symptoms that suggest coronavirus: report
Lowkell / Blue Virginia: "Trump Uber-fan" Liberty U. President Jerry Falwell, Jr.'s Wildly Reckless Behavior Unsurprisingly …
Zachary Petrizzo / Mediaite: Nearly a Dozen Liberty University Students Reportedly Have Coronavirus Symptoms
Sky Palma / DeadState: Liberty University students develop coronavirus-like symptoms after Jerry Falwell Jr defies lockdown order
Steven L. Taylor / Outside the Beltway: Liberty U Update — The NYT reports: Liberty University Brings …
Philip Rucker / Washington Post:
Trump beats a retreat on opening the country as coronavirus data, images show dark reality — The Debrief: An occasional series offering a reporter's insights — For six days straight, President Trump talked about reopening the country quickly. He wanted people filing into offices again …
Quint Forgey / Politico: Trump says he'll 'rely on' public health experts on social distancing decisions
Laura Clawson / Daily Kos: Trump lied and attacked healthcare workers in Sunday briefing, but got the headlines he wanted
Al Weaver / The Hill: The Hill's Morning Report - Presented by Facebook - Trump backs off Easter goal
Trump's path to extending coronavirus guidelines was led by health experts and the scenes at one New York hospital
Trump's path to extending coronavirus guidelines was led by health experts and the scenes at one New York hospital
Discussion: Kaiser Health News, Gizmodo and Vox
Alyse Stanley / Gizmodo: He's Not Doing the Dumb Thing (But He's Still Saying Some Pretty Dumb Shit)
Jimmy Vielkind / Wall Street Journal:
Coronavirus Response Sends Cuomo's Popularity Surging — Almost nine in 10 New Yorkers approve of the governor's handling of the crisis — ALBANY, N.Y.—Gov. Andrew Cuomo's approval ratings soared this month as he responded to the surging outbreak of the novel coronavirus, a new poll shows.
Discussion: The Daily Beast and Raw Story
Siena College Research Institute:
87% of NYers Approve of Cuomo's Handling of the Coronavirus
87% of NYers Approve of Cuomo's Handling of the Coronavirus
Paul Steinhauser / Fox News: Cuomo's approval rating surges amid coronavirus crisis: poll
Rebecca Klar / The Hill: Cuomo popularity highest in 7 years: poll
Nick Reisman New York / Spectrum News Central NY: Siena Poll: New York Voters Give Cuomo Top Marks For Pandemic Handling
Trump administration sent protective medical gear to China while he minimized the virus threat to US — Dean Obeidallah, a former attorney, is the host of SiriusXM radio's daily program "The Dean Obeidallah Show" and a columnist for The Daily Beast. Follow him @DeanObeidallah.
Discussion: POLITICUSUSA, Raw Story and Mother Jones
Jason Easley / POLITICUSUSA: Trump Sent 17.8 Tons Of US Supplies To China Then Blames Obama For PPE Shortage
Sarah K. Burris / Raw Story: Trump sent 17.8 tons of protective equipment to China in February after US had first case of COVID-19: report
Fernanda Echavarri / Mother Jones: The US Sent Tons of Medical Supplies to China Even as Senators Warned of Virus Threat Here
Ana Swanson / New York Times:
White House Airlifts Medical Supplies From China in Coronavirus Fight
White House Airlifts Medical Supplies From China in Coronavirus Fight
Discussion: HuffPost
AOC breaks with Bernie on how to lead the left — Soon after her upset primary victory against a Democratic Party boss in 2018, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez traveled to St. Louis to prove her victory wasn't a one-off by campaigning for Cori Bush, who was similarly taking on a longtime Democratic congressman.
Discussion: National Review
Exclusive: Justice Department reviews stock trades by lawmakers after coronavirus briefings — (CNN)The Justice Department has started to probe a series of stock transactions made by lawmakers ahead of the sharp market downturn stemming from the spread of coronavirus, according to two people familiar with the matter.
Discussion: Talking Points Memo, National Review, Politico, Just The News, New York Post, Daily Kos, The Independent, Gizmodo, One America News Network, The Week, The Hill and Raw Story
Cristina Cabrera / Talking Points Memo: DOJ Begins Investigating Lawmaker Stock Transactions After Richard Burr Scandal
Zachary Evans / National Review: DOJ Looking into NC Sen. Burr's Stock Trades Before Coronavirus Outbreak
Sophie Mann / Just The News: DOJ opens probe into Senate stock sell-off in wake of coronavirus briefings
Emily Jacobs / New York Post: DOJ probes Sen. Burr's stock trades ahead of coronavirus market crash: report
Laura Clawson / Daily Kos: Justice Department is looking into senators' suspicious stock trades before coronavirus crash
Andrew Naughtie / The Independent: US Justice Department investigating claims senators sold stocks before coronavirus hit
Matt Novak / Gizmodo: DOJ Reviewing Stock Trades Made by Lawmakers Before Covid-19 Market Crash: Report
Mayor / One America News Network: DoJ reviews stock trades by lawmakers after coronavirus briefings: CNN
Harold Maass / The Week: The daily business briefing: March 30, 2020
John Bowden / The Hill: DOJ probing stock transactions made by lawmakers ahead of coronavirus crisis: report
McKay Coppins / The Atlantic:
The Social-Distancing Culture War Has Begun — Editor's Note: The Atlantic is making vital coverage of the coronavirus available to all readers. Find the collection here. — For Geoff Frost, the first sign of the coronavirus culture war came last weekend on the golf course.
Washington Post:
Bernie Sanders says he's staying in the presidential race. Many Democrats fear a reprise of their 2016 defeat. — Behind the growing fear among many Democrats that Sen. Bernie Sanders's continued presence in the presidential race could spell doom in November is the belief that they've seen it happen before — in the last campaign.
Discussion: NBC News
Douglas Schoen / The Hill: Coronavirus makes the campaign season treacherous for Joe Biden
Sam Brodey / The Daily Beast:
GOP Plows Forward on Plans to Kill Obamacare, Pandemic Be Damned — Despite the virus hitting their states, attorneys general say they aren't bending on the idea that the Affordable Care Act must go. — BEAST INSIDE — The worsening coronavirus outbreak may be stretching the limits …
Robert Tracinski / The Bulwark:
The Federalist's Dangerous Coronavirus Trutherism — WTF happened? The publication's reactionary turn and the hollowing out of conservatism. — Coronavirus Truthers are now a thing, and I regret to inform you that a publication I used to work for has taken the lead in spinning crazy …
Discussion: PJ Media Home
Richard Fernandez / PJ Media Home: Coronavirus Modeling Had Faulty Assumptions, the Real Data Gives Us Hope
Jill Lawrence / USA Today:
Trump's chaotic coronavirus presidency: Historically divisive and, for some, fatal — Trump is stoking division even amid the coronavirus pandemic. Has he misjudged his country? We'll know for sure in November, but history suggests yes. — It has been clear for weeks …
Jonathan Cohn / HuffPost:
Why That 'Woman In Michigan' Keeps Drawing Donald Trump's Wrath — One governor is listening to public health experts on coronavirus; another isn't. Guess which one Trump is trashing? — ANN ARBOR, Michigan ― Gov. Gretchen Whitmer (D-Mich.) is following the advice of public health experts.
Discussion: MLive.com and Detroit Free Press
Lindsay Moore / MLive.com: Gov. Whitmer downplays tensions with Trump on CNN, 'Meet the Press' appearances
Kyle Smith / New York Post:
Woke stupidity is spreading as fast as the coronavirus pandemic — After 9/11 there was much talk of the "death of irony," along with calls for mandatory national service and widespread support for the idea that it was time to put away childish things. Then Rudy Giuliani went on …
Alaa Elassar / CNN:
Armed vigilantes blocked a neighbor's driveway with a tree to force him into quarantine — (CNN)A Maine man said armed neighbors descended on his home and chopped down a tree to block his road and prevent him from leaving because they believed he may have coronavirus.
Discussion: New York Times, Redstate, Genevieve McDonald and Fox News
Aimee Ortiz / New York Times: 'Group of Local Vigilantes' Try to Forcibly Quarantine Out-of-Towners, Officials Say
Alex Parker / Redstate: Report: Vigilantes Cut Down a Tree and Blocked a Guy's Road Because They Thought He May Have the Wuhan Flu
Zoltan Simon / Bloomberg:
Orban Takes Sole Command of Hungary With Pandemic Emergency Law — Parliament gives premier emergency powers indefinitely — Cabinet rejects accusations of power grab as scaremongering — Hungary's parliament handed Prime Minister Viktor Orban the right to rule by decree indefinitely …
Financial Times:
Coronavirus tracked: the latest figures as the pandemic spreads | Free to read — The countries affected, the number of deaths and the economic impact — The humanitarian costs of the coronavirus outbreak continue to mount, with more than 719,000 people infected globally.
Discussion: Balloon Juice
David Anderson / Balloon Juice: Exponential growth and death date delays
Chad Livengood / Crain's Detroit Business:
State Rep. Isaac Robinson dies of suspected coronavirus infection — State Rep. Isaac Robinson died Sunday morning at Detroit Receiving Hospital from a suspected coronavirus infection, hours after being transported to the hospital for breathing problems, his mother confirmed Sunday night.
Discussion: Fox News, WXYZ-TV, Michigan Advance and The Hill
Tyler Olson / Fox News: Michigan state lawmaker dies; coronavirus suspected
Jackson Diehl / Washington Post:
Pompeo's pandemic performance ensures his place among the worst secretaries of state ever — Let's recall how the U.S. secretary of state has historically behaved at a time of grave international crisis: circling the globe (at least telephonically); formulating a coherent multilateral response …
Discussion: American Thinker and Bloomberg
Shoshana Bryen / American Thinker: Planning for 'Peace' in Afghanistan
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Kauffman Index of Entrepreneurship Series
The Kauffman Index of Entrepreneurship is a new series from the Kauffman Foundation bringing together the latest data available on entrepreneurial trends nationally, at the state level, and for the forty largest metropolitan areas of the United States. The Index is based on extensive entrepreneurship research, with an approach focused on presenting a balanced perspective on how to measure entrepreneurship. This will be added to Business Intelligence Resources Subject Tracer™. This will be added to Entrepreneurial Resources Subject Tracer™. This will be added to the tools section of Research Resources Subject Tracer™.

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Coming into Whitman fresh off of a SCORE (a weeklong pre-orientation adventure centered on community service in Walla Walla – recently decided 2022 Whitties, be sure to check it out!), I was itching to get involved in one of Whitman's community service programs right away. I tried my hand at several programs my first year, and would recommend every single one of them, but one found a very special place in my heart: the Whitman Mentor Program. Four years later, I have spent my senior year as a co-intern for this incredible program, and recently carried out our biggest and most exciting event!
The Whitman Mentor Program follows a familiar format: college students are paired up with elementary school students who are in need of a consistent older role model, often due to stresses caused by stressful situations at home, social isolation, and/or large changes in their lives. Whitties visit their mentees weekly, typically to hang out during a lunch and recess block, and often comment on how it's incredible how big of an impact such a small time commitment can make! This consistency, attention, and role modeling mentors give their mentees makes a huge difference in and out of the classroom, and it all comes from college students playing 4 square and tag with them once a week!
Each year, we like to celebrate these invaluable relationships by inviting all of the mentees to Mentees to Campus Day, where they can hang out with their mentors at their school for a change. MTCD is a giant carnival full of all the good stuff: cotton candy, games, face painting, and even a bouncy castle. Mentors and mentees get 2 hours to play to their hearts' content (roughly 1.75 hours of it spent in the bouncy castle, if we're being honest), and my mentee has left every single year asking me when he gets to come back next year! It has been a highlight from each of my years at Whitman, and it has certainly been a highlight from my work as an intern this year!


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Ten days in a row.
I broke the lamp this morning. My landlord came over and fixed the celing light and the lamp too. I hope I got all the broken pieces of the bulb off the floor. I found one little tiny piece of glass with my bare foot and it still hurts.
I finished the book Breaking Dawn. I love the Twilight Series and want more. Now. There's a draft of a fifth book on the author's website. It's basically the first novel from Edward's point of view instead of Bella's from the discription. I haven't read the actual pdf yet though. I plan to.
I have not slept and it is after two pm. I guess I better take a nap. Tomorrow I have to go over to mom's house in the afternoon and get her to help me with the paperwork and then me and her and the twins are going to see "A Night of Music From Film" at the college. Marcie decided not to go and I haven't talked to John or Danielle since I told them about it so I doubt they plan on going.
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I napped from like three until almost eight pm. I finally got around to fixing a bowl of soup around midnight and didn't shower until like three pm. I finished the book Divine Secrets of the Ya-Ya Sisterhood.
Didn't work on the list at all really. And it's after four am now and I'm not in the mood to work on it.
Friday, October 16, 2009
Day 10 and I have light
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Professional Experience
Lenny Beaudoin co-leads the Workplace practice at CBRE with specific responsibilities to oversee the global team and strategy for the platform.
Lenny has more than 18 years of consulting experience in the field of workplace consulting and strategic facility planning. A recognized leader in the industry, Lenny has worked on engagements in a wide range of markets and industries giving him an informed perspective of leading global trends in workplace delivery.
He and his team are at the forefront of creating. As the founder of the practice, Lenny has built a team of real estate experts, organizational researchers, space designers, change managers, and occupancy planners who help organizations think differently about their workplace. They are guided by a mission to make the experience of work better by more thoughtfully understanding how people work and what they need to create value.
Lenny is based in New York but supports projects across the US and around the world. He has extensive knowledge in the financial services sector. His recent clients include Citadel, HSBC, Schroders Investments, City National Bank, TD Bank, Synovus, and AIG. Other notable clients outside of financial services include The Coca-Cola Company, Dun & Bradstreet, and National Basketball Association.
Professional Affiliations /Accrediations
- Lenny is an active speaker within the industry having recently presented at Internet Week New York, NYC Office of the Future, CoreNet Global, and the Association of Real Estate Women. He has also been interviewed and published by Forbes Magazine, Bloomberg, The Wall Street Journal, The World Property Journal, and BizNow.
- In 2014 he received the CoreNet Global Innovators Award on behalf of CBRE for his team's involvement in creating the first 'Well-Certified' commercial office.
- Georgia Institute of Technology, Bachelor of Science
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Barnard No Aramark
COO Goldberg and the Barnard Administration
Barnard College's dining services are provided by Aramark, a company that profits off of the abuse of prisoners. Aramark caters to over 500 prisons nationwide, and has a history of under-feeding prisoners and providing them with unsanitary or inedible food. It has a vested interest in the maintenance of mass incarceration and the prison-industrial complex. This year, Barnard is renegotiating its contract with Aramark. The time is now to let the administration that we say NO to Aramark.
COO Goldberg and the Barnard Administration
From: [Your Name]
We the students understand the challenges and the amount of work that go into providing dining services to such a large and diverse student population. Therefore, we are dedicated to working with you, the Barnard Administration, in making the most responsible and informed decisions about our dining policy moving forward.
The Aramark corporation is the sole dining provider for all Barnard dining options, including Hewitt, Diana, Liz's Place, and Pete's Coffee. Aramark is also a billion-dollar corporation that profits off of the abuse of prisoners in over 500 prisons and jails nationwide. It has a long rap sheet of underfeeding prisoners [1], serving prisoners unsanitary and sickening food [2], and a history of employee misconduct including cases of sexual harassment [3], and labor exploitation in the prisons it claims to serve.
Beyond these basic human rights violations, Aramark has a vested financial interest in the continuation of mass incarceration and the prison industrial complex which disproportionately disadvantages people of color across America.
Barnard prides itself as being a progressive women's college at the forefront of the fight for equality. The re-negotiation process this year is an opportunity for Barnard to lead the academic community in socially sustainable practices and refusing to partner with corporations that perpetuate racial and socio-economic inequality.
Barnard's mission is to prepare students to "lead and serve their society." This is a chance for Barnard to honor that mission by making a bold statement: We will not affiliate with companies that profit from mass incarceration, and benefit from the plight of people behind bars. We urge the administration to deny Aramark the opportunity to bid, and firmly refuse any future engagements with Aramark on campus.
This will also open an opportunity to advocate for food that is fresh, locally and ethically sourced, and affordable. We demand that Barnard reinvent its approach to dining on campus, beginning with the boycott of Aramark.
The students of Barnard College.
[1] https://www.metrotimes.com/detroit/something-still-stinks-in-michigan-and-ohios-prison-kitchens/Content?oid=2396672
[2] http://genprogress.org/voices/2016/02/01/42077/how-the-food-supplier-making-prisoners-sick-is-serving-meals-on-college-campuses/
[3] https://www.clevescene.com/scene-and-heard/archives/2017/06/19/lawsuit-aramark-knew-employees-were-sexually-assaulting-ohio-prisoners-but-did-nothing


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Matthew Andrew Art's Reviews
Nimea Kaya Healing Center
Listed in Ayahuasca
La Florida, Pucallpa, Peru
After attending my first Nimea Kaya retreat, I wanted share with Jill, the co-creator of Nimea Kaya, why I chose Nimea Kaya over other retreats. Here was my reasoning. Hi Jill!!! I just got back to Chicago and am already having withdrawals from missing everyone but I'm excited for the process of integration to begin. The reason I'm writing is this, you asked me the other day how I found Nimea Kaya and I just wanted to write it out for you. I get the feeling you are trying to create the potential for more people to find you, so if this can help I will be happy. I studied online for sometime about different retreats and here are the reasons I felt Nimea Kaya was the place for me. First, the number of ceremonies(4) to days(9) at retreat in relation to cost. Three ceremonies seemed too few and more than four seemed too much. Four was the perfect number. Second was the overall professionalism I sensed, starting with your website and the detail of information within it. I found your website by watching YouTube testimonials from people who had attended the retreat. Along that same point were the videos of you speaking about your process of getting to this point of your life. You are so natural and humbly engaging it helped me to trust going to what you had created. The next point, and this might not be the best selling point for Nimea Kaya but it was for me, is that the transportation was so specific. Fly here at this time, fly out at this time, we will pick you up and drop you off at the airport. For some explorers, maybe they won't want those parameters. I did like it and the fact you made it so easy was great for me. Temple By the Way of Light was my other choice but came across as a little to intense for me. So that's what it came down to for me, I just wanted to reiterate that information for you. It will benefit everyone if more people can find you and if this helps great. Once again, I had a incredible experience and thank you from the heart for what you have created. If there is ever anything I can do for you just let me know! See ya down the road Jill!


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Dr. Robyn Lubisco
Associate Professor
School of Administrative Science
Program Affiliations:
- Master of Administrative Science (MAS)
- Master of Sports Administration (MSA)
- Master of Arts in Student Services Administration (MSSA)
Robyn Lubisco, PhD, is an associate professor at Fairleigh Dickinson University (FDU) in the School of Administrative Science. Her main area of interest is sports management with a research focus on teaching techniques, risk/law, and organizational management.
Before joining the faculty at FDU, Dr. Lubisco taught in the School of Business at Mercy College. In addition, she worked in collegiate athletics at Yale and Fairfield University, and was a gymnastics coach and high school judge in New Jersey where she helped produce state, regional, and national champions.
Dr. Lubisco has provided academic presentations at state, regional, and national sport conferences around the U.S. In addition to serving on several faculty committees at FDU, she is a member of the Union County College Sports Management Advisory Board.
She holds a Bachelor of Science in Sports Management from Rutgers University, a Master of Science in Management of Sports Industries from the University of New Haven, and a Doctor of Philosophy in Physical Education, Sports, and Exercise Science with a concentration in Sports Administration and a minor in Curriculum and Instruction from the University of New Mexico.
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Subscribe to VICE News here: http://bit.ly/Subscribe-to-VICE-News On July 17, 2014, Malaysia Airlines Flight 17 was shot down over eastern Ukraine, killing 298 innocent people. While investigations continue into exactly what happened, representatives from the Dutch Safety Board are still recovering pieces of the plane that have been lying in fields for four months. In the absence of an official determination, pro-Russia separatists and the Ukrainian government are putting out their own theories. VICE News correspondent Simon Ostrovsky traveled to the site of the MH17 crash, where Dutch investigators continue their work, and spoke with a Cossack commander as well as a representative from the Ukrainian Security Services about the blame game between the two camps that will likely persist for months to come. Follow @simonostrovsky on Twitter here: https://twitter.com/SimonOstrovsky Watch "Sentenced to Death by a Crowd: Russian Roulette (Dispatch 86)" – http://bit.ly/11CCa2V Check out "New Footage Allegedly Shows Fiery Aftermath of MH17 Crash in Ukraine" – http://bit.ly/1xPWYib Watch "Exclusive Footage of MH17 Aftermath: Russian Roulette (Dispatch 60)" – http://bit.ly/14MNJpu Check out the VICE News beta for more: http://vicenews.com Follow VICE News here: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/vicenews Twitter: https://twitter.com/vicenews Tumblr: http://vicenews.tumblr.com/ Instagram: http://instagram.com/vicenews
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Simply Pure
Las Vegas
707 Fremont St
Las Vegas, NV 89101
This earthy, cute counter service spot is owned and operated by Stacey Dougan, an Atlanta-born chef whose own experiences with clean eating as a means of curing illnesses led her opening Simply Pure. The entirely plant-based menu features standouts like zucchini pasta with cashew Alfredo sauce and lighter bites like the jicama chili cheese fries, both of which have regulars returning regardless of whether they're vegan or not. If you won't take our word for it, consider this: during Hillary Clinton's 2016 campaign in Las Vegas, both she and Bill made a point of stopping in for some vegan lasagna.


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In this week's episode, Lynne interviews Ashley Ward and Rosy Atwal from Maple Organics about starting a profitable product business.
Ashley Ward
Ashley has spent almost two decades coaching, managing, and implementing systems to solve business problems and support growth in small and mid-sized businesses throughout North America. Over the course of her career, she has seen far too many women struggle to maintain a full and rewarding home life alongside a challenging and interesting career. As a result she Co-Founded Maple Organics with Rosy Atwal to remove barriers and provide opportunities for women to create lives that fulfill their potential in every sphere while making families healthier in the process.
Rosy Atwal
A successful marketing executive, Rosy has moved across the country, bought new homes, delayed growing her family, all in an attempt to make it all 'work'. Equipped with her MBA from the Richard Ivey School of Business and experience as a Marketing and Branding Director for lifestyle, nutrition, and CPG corporations for two decades, she worked with Ashley to develop an avenue for women like her in Maple Organics where they could provide cleaner, safer personal care products that people would love to use.
Maple Organics
Maple Organics is proud to be Canada's first Organic Pharmaceutical Company, Co-Founded by two Canadian Moms in 2017. Organic. Pure. Clean. Maple Organics believes in the importance of nurturing. Using organic ingredients you can rest assured that you are nurturing yourself, your family and the environment every time you indulge in their products. Their Mission is to make families healthier through our organic, pure and clean products and creating career opportunities for women.
In this interview, Lynne, Ashley & Rosy discuss the following topics:
- Ashley & Rosy's background before starting Maple Organics
- What it takes to produce a Health Canada & USDA Certified product
- The distinction between the terms "Organic", "Natural", "Conventional", etc.. when referring to health products.
- How combining different compounds can produce a more beneficial effect
- The difference between European Cosmetic Regulations and the North American standards
- and much more…
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I was inspired by a post over at Bog Of Debt and I figured, why not share a little more about myself? So here it is folks… some random facts about me:
Who names their kid Bettina anyway? Good childhood friends thought my name was Fettina for the longest time before I had noticed and corrected them. People who knew my name was Bettina would call me Fettina anyway… they thought it was funny having a name that sounded close to the Italian translation for veal cutlet. Good times.
I looked liked a boy for most of my childhood. Mushroom cut, hand-me-downs from big bro, a unibrow and outfits worn with running shoes and socks hiked up to my knees. Thanks mom.
I love turtles. Nemo got me hooked.
My favourite deodorant has a kangaroo giraffe on the label and it smells like a tropical-flavoured Push Pop. Delicious.
I miss eating Push Pops, Pop Rocks, Sodalicious, Warheads, Nerds and Fun Dip. The good ol' days.
I love anything caramel, butterscotch, or maple flavoured. Toffee, taffy, donuts, ice cream, maple syrup, caramel chews etc.
Mmmmmm… baconnnn. I was a raw vegan for just under a year. At the time it felt right but b/c I wasn't monitoring myself I fell into a crap load of nutritional deficiencies. After slowly turning back to meat, fish, eggs, butter and BACON I never looked back.
I love anchovies. They're salty and briny… yum. Eat 'em straight out of the jar.
I cured my severe eczema/psoriasis. Doctors gave me steroid/cortisone creams that thinned out my skin and left it more sensitive the following winter. So after 20 years I took it upon myself to look for other natural solutions. I cut out the pasta, bread and all packaged foods and voila… crystal clear.
Pasta. My parents think I won't get married because I don't eat/cook pasta.
My parents continue to guilt-trip me. My parents believe the sole purpose of my existence is to give them grandchildren to take care of and distract them (my mom and dad) from each other.
My favourite show growing up was Buffy the Vampire Slayer. Buffy and Angel together forever.
I grew up listening to Simon & Garfunkle, The Turtles, Elvis Presley, The Mamas & The Papas, John Denver, Johnny Cash, Katrina & The Waves, The Bee Gees and The Monkees. I remember being so excited to find that the hotel we were staying at in Jamaica (when we were kids) was playing old episodes of The Monkees. Made my nights!
I tend to wander. I get distracted very easily when I'm out and about in a large crowd. When I go with a group of friends to large exhibitions or clubs, I end up following something interesting and lose my entourage. I don't mind… and they're used to it.
I've acquired an obsession for sheep feta. I'm a farmer's market junkie. After trying one vendor's fresh sheep feta, it instantly became a daily must in my large hodge-podge of a salad.
Celebrity close encounter. It happened by fluke that someone approached us selling meet-and-greets for Maroon 5 while we were in line. We said yes, paid the extra $20 and got to see the boys before the show. Awesome show too. It was in a small venue in Toronto called Lee's Palace.
I own an LG Gossip. Strictly used for calling and texting. No surfing, email checking, BBM'ing or App'ing. But it only costs me $20/mo tax in! 🙂
I love kids! Possibly b/c they're not my own.
I am obsessed with nut butters. Especially chunky peanut butter. Almond butter is second on the list. Others I've tried are macadamia nut, walnut and maple walnut. When I'm in a funk I grab a jar, a spoon, and head to town.
I have an extensive stamp collection. I don't collect them anymore but as a kid I'd hop into the post office often to look for new stamps. I have stamps from all countries and of all varieties (my favourites are the ones with Franklin the turtle on them).
My grandmother is my soul mate. My grandmother passed away less than a year ago at the age of 100. She was the most inspirational, beautiful person I've ever had the pleasure of knowing.
Barbies were never my thing. I tried to like them as a kid, but having an older brother to play foot hockey, tackle football and soccer with totally distracted me from the norm.
Some of my favourite movies. I love too many of all different genres: 300, Love Actually, How To Lose A Guy In 10 Days, Zoolander, Fast Times at Ridgemont High…
Celine Dion. Defined my childhood. For all those times you stood by me. For all the truth that you made me see. For all the joy you brought to my life…
Ellen DeGeneres makes my day. Period.
I love seeing live bands. And the music scene in Toronto is awesome!
I have a crush on Jonah Hill. Along with Ryan Reynolds and Ryan Gosling.


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Watchdog unleashed on big banks' rates
The big banks will explain to the competition watchdog why they're not passing on interest rate cuts, as customers are urged to shop around instead of staying with their lenders.
The banks have raked in billions of dollars over the past eight years because they've refused to pass on the full impact of interest rate cuts from the Reserve Bank.
So Treasurer Josh Frydenberg has asked the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission to investigate the pricing practices of Australia's banks.
"We need information about the cost of the funds of the banks and ... why they're not passing on these rate cuts in full," Mr Frydenberg told ABC News on Monday.
The treasurer says the banks need to explain how they balance the competing needs of shareholders and customers.
ACCC chairman Rod Sims said the days of doing a "set and forget" mortgage were over, because banks weren't passing on cuts.
"I think you're better off being an active player in this market if you're a consumer," he told reporters in Sydney.
But he acknowledged it's in banks' interests to make it complicated for customers to leave.
"We will be looking at what barriers customers face to switching," Mr Sims said.
"We'll be looking at how banks make their decisions in ways that could be seen to make it hard for consumers to switch."
Australian Banking Association chief executive Anna Bligh said banks were ready to work with the ACCC inquiry, but she said interest rates also affected people who save with banks, not just borrowers.
"Many of those savers are retirees who have worked hard, who are living off the income from these sorts of deposits, and those interests have to be protected as well," she told reporters in Canberra.
Labor argues the government is being pressured into the move.
"It was only little more than a week ago when Labor was calling for the ACCC to play a bigger role that the government dismissed it as a distraction," shadow treasurer Jim Chalmers told reporters.
The official cash rate is at a record low of 0.75 per cent after the Reserve Bank of Australia cut interest rates three times this year.
But the big four banks on average passed on only 75 per cent of the total reductions to customers., prompting allegations of price gouging.
The inquiry, which will also include smaller institutions and cover the period from January this year, comes after an earlier royal commission into misconduct in the banking sector.
The ACCC's preliminary report is due by March 30 next year, six months before the final report.
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Houston-area parents, teen charged in 14-year-old girl's shooting death
A 14-year-old boy has been charged with criminally negligent homicide and his parents are also facing charges after a 14-year-old girl was shot and killed with a loaded hand gun left out on the family's kitchen counter late last year.
Kathy and Charles Roessler have been charged with making a firearm accessible to a child — a case filed under the state's rarely used child access prevention law.
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The Roesslers had not yet turned themselves into Harris County Jail for processing as of Friday evening, but were expected to do so after cooperating with Deer Park police in the investigation. The boy, whose name is not being released, will be processed in Deer Park for fingerprints and then taken to the Harris County Juvenile Detention Center. It is possible he will be released to his parents, but Lt. Frank Hart said the boy could be housed at the detention center.
The victim, described as a "family friend," was with her mother at the Roesslers' home in the 1500 block of Wilson in Deer Park around 7 p.m. Dec. 17 . The boy and girl were mishandling a semiautomatic Springfield .40 caliber handgun left loaded in a holster on the kitchen counter when a shot was fired into the girl's chest. She died wat the hospital.
"We don't think he intentionally meant to shoot her, it was more by negligence," Hart said.
The gun was legally owned by Charles Roessler, Hart said.
Texas is one of 27 states, along with Washington, D.C., with a child access prevention law. The misdemeanor charge can be filed if a minor gains access to a readily dischargable firearm that a person had failed to secure a gun or left it in a place where the person knew or should have known the child would gain access.
The law accounts for the failure to take steps "a reasonable person would take" to prevent a child's access to a gun, including placing a firearm in a locked container or temporarily rendering it inoperable by a trigger lock. But it also accounts for a person who left a firearm in a place where he or she knew or "should have known" the child would gain access.
The Harris County District Attorney's Office said in February that only 31 cases had been filed under the child access prevention statute since 2009, including four so far in 2018. Kathy and Charles Roessler would be the fifth and sixth defendants charged under the statute this year.
A larger review of Texas Department of Public Safety records by the Austin-American Statesman in 2015 found that authorities had arrested more than 200 people accused of making a firearm accessible to a child since the state's CAP law was enacted in 1995, with only 61 convictions.
Some say the infrequent use of CAP laws calls into question whether they were written with too much discretion for prosecutors in deciding what constitutes "criminal negligence."
Kellye Burke, president of the Texas chapter of Moms Demand Action, a volunteer arm of the nonprofit Everytown for Gun Safety, said parents have the ultimate responsibility to make sure a firearm is secured in the home.
"This is a 14-year old, it is a child," Burke said. "It is the adult's responsibility to keep guns safely stored which means unloaded and locked in a safe."


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Two U.S. missionaries who worked in Jamaica for more than a dozen years were killed over the weekend in a rural region that has been plagued by violent crime.
The bodies of 48-year-old Randy Hentzel and Harold Nichols, 53, were found in Saint Mary Parish, the Jamaican Constabulary Force confirmed.
"From the initial observations, it's suspected that they were killed by gunshot wounds, but we are still waiting on the results of an autopsy," Constable Yolanda Henry told NBC News.
Hentzel's body was found on Saturday at one location in the parish, Henry said. Nicholas was found on Sunday in another location.
Police have not yet determined a motive for the killings or made any arrests.
Hentzel and Nichols had been living in Jamaica since 2002 with their wives. They worked for a Pennsylvania-based religious group called TEAMS for Medical Missions. They preached the Scripture and provided leadership training, according to the organization's website.
"We do not know who would do this or what their motivation was," John Heater, Director of TEAMS, said in a statement. "These men greatly loved the people of Jamaica and were greatly loved in return."
Randy Hentzel was from Ankeny, Iowa, according to his hometown First Family Church.
In a statement, the church said Hentzel was riding a motorcycle when he was attacked and killed.
"From what we currently know, he and his coworker, Harold Nichols, were out on a motorcycle ride and were attacked and murdered," the statement said. "Please pray for the Hentzel family in this time of shocking news and great loss."
A spokesperson for the U.S. Embassy in Kingston said they have been in touch with top Jamaican security officials.
"We are shocked and saddened by the senseless taking of life," the spokesperson said.
Jamaica has one of the highest homicide rates in the world. The island nation had 1,205 murders in 2015 — the most in five years, according to a crime and safety report by the U.S. Overseas Security Advisory Council.


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When I was a child, there were two very clever girls in my class. I liked them a lot, because they were not only outstandingly clever, but very sweet, as well. It was a joy to be in their company and I was fond of them both. One day, though, they went mad. I don't mean literally mad, I just mean that it appeared to me as if they had suddenly taken leave of their senses.
I should explain. There was a childhood game, which I wasn't yet aware of, called "Arp-Arp". This was a way of creating a secret language, in which normal words are modified by adding the syllable "arp" immediately before every vowel sound. Hence, "pig" becomes "parpig". "How are you today?" translates as "Harpow arpare yarpou tarpodarpay?" It's an ingenious game, enabled by a very simple rule. These two, seemingly overnight, became expert speakers of Arp-Arp and speak they did!
The problem was I couldn't figure out the simple rule, initially. My two friends delighted in having "secret" conversations, within earshot of everybody, secure in the knowledge that nobody could figure out what they were saying to each other. They became quite fluent, too. I can remember the feeling of being excluded, of being bewildered by the stream of seemingly nonsensical, incomprehensible words flying back and forth and of trying desperately to crack the code. They had a super power which I couldn't access. It didn't feel fair and it was more than a little humiliating to no longer be their intellectual equal (a situation which persists to this very day, incidentally, but only because they both achieved spectacular things in highly demanding, intellectual careers, which I am very proud of them both for).
Then, by some chance or miracle, I figured out the rule. I remember the moment. The answer came to me in a blinding, sudden flash of lucid insight. It was this simple? Now I felt even more stupid for having made such a meal of trying to figure it out. It was ridiculously easy, once you knew. How could I have missed it?
It was a very useful life lesson, however, though I didn't know it at the time. When I became involved in software engineering, I used to meet a certain kind of programmer, from time to time (and several times in my career). I like to think of this type of programmer as a member of the sacred order of the Lords of Unix. What I mean by that is that they were fluent in the arcana and intricacies of using Unix, a computer operating system, when most programmers were not. As with Arp-Arp, the rules of Unix are actually quite simple, if you know them, but initially daunting and quite incomprehensible, if you are trying to figure them out for yourself, with nobody to help you crack the code.
What was irritating about the Lords of Unix (and what I was well aware of) was the fact that they loved to tell everyone that would listen how special they were, because of their "secret" knowledge, yet what they were trading on was, to me, just another version of Arp-Arp. They invariably built up their parts and acted as if they were God's gift to software engineering, swaggering around and denigrating others, because they knew all the escape sequences and command line options off by heart. Instead of sharing their knowledge generously, they guarded it jealously. It was their one means of remaining one up on everybody else, after all.
What was self evident, though was that, for all their emacs customisations or rapidity with the vi text editor (another religious schism, which I won't go into now), they couldn't build things, out of software, that were reliable, useful and which delighted users. Some of their software creations weren't worth a damn, despite their astonishing insight into tar balls and gnu. They couldn't even agree, between themselves, how many spaces a tab character, in the source code, should be. Was it four or was it eight? Neither side would budge on the matter. Consequently, much of the shared source code soon degenerated into an indentation mess. Progress became all but impossible.
What was obvious to me was that they were bragging about and fetish-ising about the wrong super power. Knowing Unix is fine, even at Unix Lord level, but knowing how to create software that was great to use, worked and which people would happily pay money for, was a very different super power – one which was as foreign to them as Arp-Arp had been to me, at first. They had made a much bigger deal of a super power that wasn't the only relevant skill required than was prudent. It turned out that the Lords of Unix did not have a monopoly on wisdom after all.
Art is about connecting with humanity; emotionally, intellectually, instinctually. It isn't about technical skill or the mastery of arcane terms and knowledge. It's not about separating yourself from others; it's about embracing them. I think many artists run the risk of acting like the Lords of Unix. They play up the importance of their superior technical knowledge, while being wholly unable to connect with an audience, on any level.
Guitar shredders notoriously do this. They've become infamous for it, as a group. They spend so much time learning to whip up and down the fretboard, playing every imaginable scale and arpeggio, with lightning speed and finesse, yet they fail to create music that reaches people, moves them or says anything worth saying, other than, "Watch me. Behold my Lord of Shred skills, minions! Weep at your guitar playing inferiority!"
So does every artist that is all about the technique. In music, so many players worship the reproduction of other people's improvisations, while being wholly disconnected from any ability to improvise in an original way themselves. Isn't that tragic? Imagine developing a fine and nuanced taste for something you can't actually do. Painters, writers and poets are not immune, either. Each group has their own equivalent of the Lords of Unix. They are all hiding what are essentially the same as the rules of Arp-Arp, from what they assert are lesser, mortal artists of their ilk. Meanwhile, their egos inflate in direct proportion to the boredom and disinterest they inflict on their hapless audiences.
Don't pride yourself on your access to what you believe to be secret, occult knowledge. Instead, use that knowledge in the pursuit of real artistic goals. Share it. The acquisition of secret knowledge, for its own sake, is not art; it's narcissism. Don't be somebody that knows everything about how to write (or compose or paint), but has nothing to say and no ability to say it in their own distinctive way.
If you become one of the Lords of Whatever, I'll come around to your house personally and speak Arp-Arp at you non-stop, while shredding interminably on my guitar and running a shell script to change the creation date of all of your computer files.
You can't say you weren't warned.


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So my philosophy of race professor posts up a question on their blog.
Does race matter?
He really liked my response. 🙂
Race – (biology) a taxonomic group that is a division of a species; usually arises as a consequence of geographical isolation within a species.
First of all, I don't believe race is biological. It is based on biological features that are perceived to be different. It is perceived to be different.
If you take off the skin of all the people in the world, you will find out that one person is no different from another person. If you do make it biological, it's like saying that the African American is a totally different species from the Caucasian, which is not the case.
I had a person comment on my blog last year about why I support interracial dating, saying that the African American and the Caucasian is like a penguin and a polar bear. It's not true and I did correct him. But it does make me angry.
Taxonomy – a classification of organisms into groups based on similarities of structure or origin.
Second, implying that is a taxonomy, which might be implying that the writer holds Hardimon's view of race, says that there is a difference between human being, and I totally agree based on the fact that we are all individually different and no one is as unique as I am. But to say that all people who have that shade of skin color think the same or do the same thing is wrong because everybody is different so everybody doesn't think the same way.
Geographical Isolation is a huge consequence, in my opinion, because it leads to unequal housing, unequal schools, unequal job opportunities, higher health risks, higher abortion rates.
I hold the Haslanger's view of race, so with that said, I believe that race was invented to divide up human beings based on perceived biological differences and for one "race" to rule another "race", based on if they are the majority group or minority group, here in the United States.
Race does matter. In politics and sociology, race does matter. Race is all about politics and sociology. I believe that race is used to separate people who are perceived to be different. When stereotypes are added to the equation and the stereotypes are considered bad, it becomes an "us versus them" mentality. We are not them. We don't have yellow, blue, green, white, or black skin. We are not robbers or thieves or criminals. We are not sexual people. We don't have babies out of wedlock. We are not terrorists. We don't oppress our people. We are not them. We separate ourselves from them.
It leads to the minority population in the inner city and the majority population in the suburbs. It leads to the inner city schools and housing are in bad shape, and the suburb schools and housing are in good shape. It leads to the opportunities for the inner city students to go to higher education are worse than the students in the suburbs.
It also leads to Caucasian CEOs and African American workers. It leads to Caucasian slave owners and African American slaves. It leads to Caucasian sharecropper owners and African American and poor Caucasian sharecropper.
In our history, for example, during Jim Crow when it ruled the South, separation didn't really matter as much as subordination. Subordination is defined as subject to submissive to authority or control of another.
You can still see it today.
I believe that race shouldn't matter.
It shouldn't matter if you are blue, green, purple, white, black, brown. It shouldn't matter if you have nappy hair. It shouldn't matter if you have a big nose or a small nose.
Just because you have a different texture hair or different eyes shouldn't mean that you are better or worse than anyone else.
Maybe you are better off because our society gives privilege to the majority group. In the United States, it's called "white privilege." Those people who are racialized as "white" have a privilege as Peggy McIntosh in a small article called White Privilege: Unpacking the Knapsack said, "an invisible weightless knapsack of special provisions, maps, passports, codebooks, visas, clothes, tools , and blank checks."
I sometimes ask myself "Why should I be privileged because I have lighter skin than some people? Why should I have special provisions, maps, passport, codebooks, visas, clothes tools and blank check? What about the other people who don't have this privilege? Aren't they human too? Don't they breathe, eat, study, and play as I do? Why don't they live in the same houses and go to the same schools?"
Our society gives a lot of emphasis on how you look, from the clothes you wear to how skinny you are, to how tall you are, to many, many things. I believe it's such a superficial way of looking at things. There's so much more to a person than they way they look and the way they dress.
This is just my opinion and nobody else has to agree with it. 🙂


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Adoption SOS - Columbus, NC, Dec. 9
On Saturday, December 9 from 11 AM to 5 PM, Foothills Humane Society will be holding an "Adoption SOS" event at 989 Little Mountain Road, Columbus, NC. The first 10 adopters that day will receive a bonus "goodie bag," a professional trainer will be onsite to answer questions, and refreshments will be provided.
Between now and December 9, Foothills Humane has put out an adoption and foster SOS because at least 40 cats and 20 dogs need to find homes. So many strayed, rescued, and surrendered animals have come into the shelter that they are now doubled up. Foothills Humane Society is a private, no-kill shelter that will not euthanize for space. Their only option is sending out an SOS for folks to adopt or foster ASAP.
For more information, visit https://www.foothillshumanesociety.org/ or the society's Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/FoothillsHumaneSocietyPolkCountyNc/
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When working in hot environments, body temperatures may rise. Workers must take the necessary precautions to prevent and treat heat-related illnesses. Heat exhaustion or even the more serious heat stroke is common in employees working outdoors. It is important for all employees to understand the warning signs of heat-related illnesses and how to prevent them.
Heat Illness – Exposure to heat can cause illness and death. The most serious heat illness is heat stroke. Other heat illnesses, such as heat exhaustion, heat cramps and heat rash, should also be avoided. There are precautions that can be taken any time temperatures are high and the job involves physical work.
Risk Factors for Heat Illness
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- Thirst, nausea, or vomiting
Symptoms of Heat Stroke
- May be confused, unable to think clearly,- pass out, collapse, or have seizures (fits)
- May stop sweating
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- Provide a lot of cool water to workers close to the work area. At least one pint of water per hour is needed.
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The present government isn't exactly known for its love of the BBC, or more particularly the £3.7bn it receives from the licence fee. In a spirit of open debate, however, the Culture, Media and Sport Select Committee is hearing learned opinions on whether the publicly-funded broadcaster is fit for purpose as it reviews the corporation's charter – giving the BBC's main commercial rival ITV the chance to really stick the knife in.
The BBC has gone too low brow for ITV's distinguished tastes, it seems. BBC One in particular had become 'less and less distinguishable from its rivals'. There was 'practically nothing' on the channel for lovers of the arts, while the number of documentaries had dropped 'very substantially'. The BBC, it says, has 'chased viewing share at all costs', which is contrary to its noble commitment to serve the public interest.
'It is hard to see the case to spend the licence fee on a 42nd series of Bargain Hunt, the 19th series of Homes Under the Hammer, the 16th series of Escape to the Country or the 11th series of Antiques Road Trip,' ITV said in its written submission to the committee, adding that the stimulating and unique content on BBC Three and Four should get a bigger share of the licence fee.
Whether or not recommissioning Bargain Hunt could be seen as proof of the BBC chasing viewing share at all costs (or for that matter serving the public interest…) remains open for debate, but ITV is perhaps on firmer ground when it suggests a ban on the BBC acquiring expensive yet demonstrably commercially viable foreign formats, such as The Voice.
A flattering way of looking at ITV's position is enlightened self-interest. Despite rising revenues and profits, the firm is suffering from a slide in market share. ITV's main channel fared worst of all, with a 7% ratings decline in the first half of this year. It would certainly help matters if the BBC was restricted to showing three-hour conceptual dance routines and edgy French documentaries on medieval farming patterns rather than ratings grabbers like Strictly or the Great British Bake Off – which incidentally the BBC defends as helping to 'bring the UK closer together'.
Of course, slashing the license fee or forcing the BBC to broadcast less commercially viable shows aren't the only options. A certain Jeremy Clarkson, now of Amazon Prime, suggested it needs to consider more salacious material to justify its funding. 'If it wants to survive then it must at least consider the possibility of Cash in The Attic: Nude,' Clarkson said in a column in The Sun (where else?). Stranger things have happened.


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I had a meeting scheduled at 3 this afternoon but my office hours ended at 12:15, meaning I was just going to hang out for a couple of hours. Ideally, I'd grade but I tried and I couldn't focus (tired, headache, etc.).
And then, because I'm a good person and good things happen to good people, the meeting was cancelled!
So, I left work at 2 (I did stick around and try to work, at least!) and got a fancy, sugary coffee and came home and now I'm watching Empire and playing 2048 Cupcakes edition. Woot!
How about you, GT? What's good this wonderful Wed.?!


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PCI Security Standards Council Appoints New Brazil Advisory Board for 2020-2021
SAO PAULO, Brazil, 29 January 2020 — Today the PCI Security Standards Council (PCI SSC) announced a new roster of Brazilian payments leaders to serve on its 2020-2021 Brazil Regional Engagement Board.
Board members act as advisors to the Council on payment security issues and challenges in the region, and as ambassadors for helping increase education and awareness of standards and best practices for safe payments.
Companies serving on the 2020-2021 Brazil Regional Engagement Board represents leaders from all sectors in the Brazilian payments industry – including vendors, merchants, processors, banks and industry associations. These include:
"With the next version of the PCI DSS under development, and new PCI SSC initiatives for software security and contactless payments now available, this is an exciting time to bring on board this group of regional advisors," said Carlos Caetano, PCI SSC Associate Director, Latin America Region for Brazil.
"I look forward to working closely with this Brazil Regional Engagement Board to help increase payment security through broad awareness, understanding and implementation of PCI Security Standards in Brazil." Read the PCI Perspectives blog for an interview with Mr. Caetano where he provides more information on the 2020 Brazil Regional Engagement Board.
The board will meet regularly throughout the year to discuss payment data security issues, trends and market changes. Its key priorities in 2020 will include:
"Increasing industry participation in the development of PCI Standards and resources is critical to Council's mission to enhance global payment security," said Senior Vice President Troy Leach, who oversees global engagement efforts for the Council. "The PCI SSC Brazil Regional Engagement Board plays a key role in providing insights and intelligence from Participating Organizations and payments stakeholders in Brazil, which in turn helps influence and shape the development of our standards and resources for global stakeholders."
Learn more about the Council's focus on increasing industry participation and knowledge through initiatives like the Regional Engagement Board on the PCI Perspectives blog: Increasing Industry Participation and Knowledge. View the PCI SSC website for additional information on the Brazil Regional Engagement board.
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SLC, in its efforts to sensitize the students and the faculty towards gender equality and harmony, has formed the Women Development Cell (WDC) in the academic year 2015-16. The important events organized and initiatives taken by this Centre has evidently opened the minds of the students to newer ways of thinking. WDC has taken up cross-cutting issues related to professional challenges and social anomalies etc..
Recently as per the guidelines of the University of Delhi, SLC has formed the Women Development Cell (WDC) in the academic year 2015-2016. WDC, in collaboration with Internal Complaints Committee (ICC), has conducted workshops, counseling sessions, film screenings, and nukkad naatak for both students and staff members. WDC and ICC also organized workshops separately for students, teaching faculty and the office staff on "Gender Sensitization" by Ms. Kamla Bhasin, the eminent social and gender activist. Both WDC and ICC teacher members regularly attend workshops and training programmes organized by the WSDS, University of Delhi and other such agencies. WDC has started gender counseling on bimonthly basis from 2016-17 session so as to provide a forum to students (both girls and boys) where they can unhesitatingly articulate and clear their gender and other behavioral related queries. WDC is also organizing UGC-ICSSR sponsored National Conference on "Gender and Popular Culture: Representations and Embodiment" on 14-15 Dec, 2016. The Conference aims at addressing the existing gender bias in the society as represented in the media and the cross-cultural context.
Workshop for Students on Gender Sensitization 11 January, 2016
Women Development Cell and Internal Complaints Committee, Shyam Lal College in its efforts to make the students aware of the issues related to gender relations and perceptions organized a workshop for students on Gender Sensitization. We had Ms. Kamla Bhasin, the eminent social and gender activist, as the key speaker. A social scientist by training, Kamla Bhasin has been actively engaged with issues related to development, education, gender, media and several others for over 35 years. From 1976 to 2001, she worked with the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) of the United Nations. Currently, she works with Sangat- A South Asian Feminist Network, as an Advisor; with JAGORI, Women's Resource and Training Centre, New Delhi and Jagori Grameen in Himachal Pradesh as an active member. She is the co-chair of the worldwide network, Peace Women Across the Globe and South Asia Coordinator of One Billion Rising. She has written extensively on gender, women's empowerment, participatory and sustainable development, participatory training, media and communication.The workshop aimed at enabling the participant students to
Kamla Bhasin had a long interactive session with the students in which she discussed and took up questions on issues related with gender inequality, patriarchal system and dehumanization of the male psyche.
By the end of the session, the student participants and other members of the audience gave Kamla Bhasin a standing ovation and a huge round of applause.
The WDC in College is an initiative taken under the auspices of our Principal Dr Rabi Narayan Kar in 2015.
The cell is a forum for debate, interaction and meditation on a range of issues concerning gender, sexuality, inequality, discrimination, empowerment, crime against women. The WDC aims to create awareness around gender issues, injustices against women and facilitate an atmosphere free of gender discrimination and prejudices on the campus. It not only provides platform for deliberation and dialogue but also initiates the process of resolving gender perceptions prevalent in contemporary times.
To accomplish these goals, the cell plans to hold year-round activities such as seminars, symposiums, film screenings, workshops on gender sensitization, street plays, self-defense camps, public reading sessions to engage students in discussions on matters concerning gendering of people and spaces, denial or limited access to education, sexual and reproductive wellbeing and rights, oppressive practices and customs, sexual exploitation in public and private sphere, safety in public conveyance and suppression of women's voices in civic and private realm.
The cell is also planning to invite a professional counselor (female) to counsel students and offer solution to their problems once a month. The facility would be available to students from next semester onwards (Jan- June 2015-16). The students can contact us with their suggestions and queries at email@example.com: Dr. Alka Sharma, Department of History
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The second album from Julian Casablancas' side project, The Voidz' 2018 album, "Virtue", blends psychedelic static with an indie sentimentality. Within the frequently abrasive tracks, periodic moments of clarity and craft combine to bring together an album that doesn't want you to think it's as good as it is.
The Voidz
The Voidz are an experimental rock band formed in part by Julian Casablancas of The Strokes. Other members of the band include Jeramy "Beardo" Gritter (guitar), Amir Yaghmai (guitar), Jacob "Jake" Bercovici (bass, synthesizers), Alex Carapetis (drums), and Jeff Kite (keyboards).
When Julian Casablancas was touring for his solo album, "Phrazes for the Young", Kite and Carpetis were members of the Sick Six live backing band that played with him. Shortly after, the other members were brought on, and the group started writing together.
Originally known as Julian Casablancas and The Voidz, the group changed their name after the release of their debut album, "Tyranny", in 2014. The group signed onto Julian Casablancas' record label, Cult before signing with RCA to release their second album, "Virtue" in 2018.
The standout track in "Virtue" is the single, "Leave It In My Dreams". It's smartly placed as the opening track for the album, as it may also be the most accessible. If "Virtue" is your first exposure to The Voidz, when listening to "Leave It In My Dreams" you might be inclined to think that Casablancas is incapable of making music that doesn't sound like it came from The Strokes. And you'd only be partially right.
That thought quickly goes out the window the further you get into the album, though, as soon as the second track. "QYURRYUS", with Casablancas' exotic, auto-tuned wailing accompanied by a Muse-like, warbling synth, almost dares listeners to make Strokes comparisons. With the pairing of "Leave It In My Dreams" and "QYURRYUS" as the two opening tracks, The Voidz set the expectations for the rest of the album. Listeners will get some easy-listening pop tunes, accompanied by a number of tracks that are almost challenging in their strangeness.
The Voidz manage to find their stride further along in the album with the back to back tracks "Permanent High School", "ALieNNatioN". Both successfully balance strong melodies within unique compositions.
"All Words Are Made Up" is one of the few tracks throughout "Virtue" that acts as a refreshing palate-cleanser between some of the more abrasive tracks. Even so, it retains a hint of weirdness to it in its unexpected and sometimes abrupt chord changes.
The Voidz seem to be intent on subverting expectations, but still manage to direct the energy of "Virtue" in satisfying ways. "Think Before You Drink", which sits at the halfway point in the album, lowers the energy significantly with an acoustic ballad. Immediately preceding it, "Wink" begins the build up again with a muted, but bouncy pop energy.
Final Thoughts
While they're similar enough to The Strokes, The Voidz sound more like a bizarro-world version of Julian Casablancas' previous lineup. Given that "Virtue"'s nearly one-hour run-time and 15 tracks, it's can be a challenging album to listen to from start to finish.
Still, when it sometimes feels like many bands are regurgitating old chord progressions and playing it safe, there's something to be said for a band that continues to push the boundaries. Because I appreciate that, and appreciate weirdness in general, "Virtue" is an album I'm happy to give a repeat listen or two.
Overall, "Virtue" is an album that isn't too concerned about being accessible or easily liked. You could even argue that The Voidz are trying at times to discourage people from listening. This comes through more towards the end of the album. The effect it has almost feels like a slap in the face after putting in all of that time. Despite this, if you're willing to put in the time, there are some real gems to find.


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According to my Twitter feed and a recent post by our friends over at CoolSmartPhone it would seem that the retailer EBuyer is all set to deliver devices starting tomorrow.
Of course, this could be a technical mishap and emails being sent could well be wrong however none the less, let's live in the hope it's true world for now.
Your thoughts? Will you be angry if you ordered via Google and these guys get it first?
Factory images posted for Nexus 4, Nexus 7 LTE
KitKat begins rolling out to Nexus 7s and the Nexus 10
Official Nexus 7 Case Now Available
Nexus 7 LTE Now Available on Google Play
New Nexus 7 To Arrive This Month?
Range Rover Gets some Nexus 7 Love
July 12, 2012 , 4:25 pm at 16:25
Yeah I'll be pissed. I was just saying this morning that if I can walk into a retail store and pick up a 7 before my preorder gets here I'm gonna be mad. What's the point of preordering if you get your item after release date?
July 12, 2012 , 10:39 pm at 22:39
Ive had confirmation that item is shipped and checked with Parcel force and they have a consignment for delivery AM tomorrow :O) Fingers crossed
July 12, 2012 , 10:46 pm at 22:46
Kirk, if you do get it can you take a photo and send it to me please? firstname.lastname@example.com
July 13, 2012 , 9:04 am at 09:04
Yes no problems. ;O) Super excited. At work and being delivered here. Parcel force state its been loaded for delivery
July 13, 2012 , 1:25 pm at 13:25
Pictures on the way
July 13, 2012 , 9:36 am at 09:36
Parcelforce says loaded into truck, delivered am..OOh exciting..
July 13, 2012 , 9:38 am at 09:38
sitting here waiting … cmon postman
July 13, 2012 , 10:01 am at 10:01
I pre-ordered from Google store, but good luck to anyone who gets it sooner from eBuyer's mess up! I wouldn't be complaining (nor would any of you) if you'd ordered it from eBuyer and gotten it early. MTFU and stop your whinging – you'll have it this month.
July 13, 2012 , 10:21 am at 10:21
yay. just arrived…. unpacking now!!!!
July 13, 2012 , 10:34 am at 10:34
You will all love it, its so nice to hold, natural .
July 13, 2012 , 10:46 am at 10:46
no lag , impressive


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