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Sherri Smith Books In Order
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The Children Of Witches (2009) Hardcover Paperback Kindle
Follow Me Down (2017) Hardcover Paperback Kindle
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Sherri Smith
Author Sherri Smith was born in Winnipeg, Manitoba. When she is not writing, she spends time with three rescue dogs, family, and restores vintage furniture that would otherwise find its way to the dump. She lives in Winnipeg, Canada, a place where the cold and long winters help nurture her dark side. She has taught special needs children.
Sherri's debut novel, called "The Virgin's Tale", was released in the year 2008. Her work is from the literary fiction, mystery, and historical fiction genres.
"The Virgin's Tale" is the first stand alone novel and was released in the year 2008. Rome in 63 BC. Aemilia, offered up by her parents when she was six to become one of the Vestal Virgins, one of the six hand-picked women that symbolically protected the Roman Republic, has spent her whole adult life in the strictly guarded and all-female Temple of Vesta. Temptation, however, hjas led her to commit one of the mortal sins, and she gets sentenced to death as the Virgins must die, being buried alive in a pitch-black tomb.
While the end gets near, Aemilia looks back over her restricted and claustrophobic life. All the intense friendships she made, the implacable foes she made, and the passionate yet forbidden romance that caused her downfall. Of course, this romance could be her only hope.
Readers found themselves being totally engrossed in this story, and could not put it down. Aemilia is a multi-layered and complex character, and readers enjoyed seeing such a realistic portrayal of a female in fiction. Aemilia's story was extremely real and entirely compelling, and the historical detail was intricate and impressive.
"The Children of Witches" is the second stand alone novel and was released in the year 2010. Anna Wirth, who is married to an alcoholic tavern-keeper, finds comfort in her two sons, Manfred (with the angelic voice), and Konrad (a hard worker). Anna is still desperate that no one finds out the truth about her younger son, who unlike other kids, lives in his own private world.
Amid the rumors of witchcraft, those that want to use him to pursue their own personal agenda, seize Manfred. No one is safe, in this climate of fear, and at the heart of this terror is Anna's own child. While the death toll increases, Anna knows too well how to stop this madness. Will she be able to act against a mom's deepest instincts?
Fans enjoyed the novel because of its rich characters and they found themselves getting absorbed into the world of this tavern and the town. The novel was tough to put down, as readers just had to know what would happen next, and was simply an amazing novel. Sherri expertly shows what humans are really capable of sometimes, and she delivers an excellently structured and fascinating book.
"Follow Me Down" is the third stand alone novel and was released in the year 2017. Mia Haas has built a life for herself far from the North Dakota town that she grew up in, yet is forced to go back home after getting word that her twin brother vanished. Back to the same people that she left behind, the secrets she believed she had left buried, as well as the person she once was.
Lucas Haas, who is now a popular high school teacher after being hailed as the golden boy of their entire town vanishes the exact same day the body of a student of Lucas' gets pulled out of the river. Trying to make sense of the rumors of Lucas having an affair with the teen, and not able to reconcile the media's portrayal of Lucas as a killer with memories of her own about him. She is desperate to find some other suspect.
She wonders the entire time, if he is innocent, why would he run?
While Mia reconsiders their shared and difficult history and begins her investigation into the brutal murder, she finds secrets that could seal his fate or exonerate him. In a tiny town where everybody's lives are linked, Mia has to confront her demons if she wants to survive.
Sherri delivers a novel that packs a strong punch and keeps you guessing until the very end of the book with its clever twists and turns. Combine these twists and turns with some flawed characters, and red herrings, weave it all together to make for a fantastic mystery to attempt to piece together.
"The Retreat" is the fourth stand alone novel and was released in the year 2019. Four women with four secrets on one weekend that is going to change them forever. Assuming they survive.
Katie Manning used to be a beloved child star until she hit her mid-teens when she got attacked by her manager, which left her face scarred. This effectively ending her career and it sent her on a path of much too familiar post-Hollywood self-destruction.
Katie, who is now twenty-seven, wants to have a better answer for all of those clickbait articles about where stars ended up that are online. An answer she hopes she will find as her brother's too-good-to-be-true fiancee invites her to some wellness retreat upstate. Together with her two best friends, one that is running away from a failed job and relationship and the other battling family obligations and crippling debt, Katie is going to find the inner peace that was promised at the peaceful retreat. Finding yourself may just dredge up much more memories than Katie is really ready to deal with.
Each lady has come to the retreat for their own reasons. They each have their own secrets to hide. By the end of the weekend, there will only be one left standing.
This is a bone-chilling and twisting suspense read that makes you wonder just how well you truly know your friends. Each of the characters is well developed, with a strong ending that readers did not see coming at all. The entire way through, you are engaged and entertained, as the suspense is well built and is taut and well told.
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Williams, Sharapova trade verbal volleys before Wimbledon
LONDON (AP) - As her agent nodded along approvingly from a front-row seat, Serena Williams sounded contrite and composed. Well-rehearsed, too.
Williams even managed to crack herself up with a couple of jokes during her news conference at Wimbledon. But more than half the questions at Sunday's session revolved around themes generating the most buzz on the eve of the prestigious Grand Slam tournament: what Williams was quoted as saying in a recent magazine article - and Maria Sharapova's surprisingly forceful verbal swipe in reaction to that story.
"It definitely hasn't been easy," the No. 1-ranked Williams said about the stir created by a Rolling Stone profile posted online Tuesday. "And I feel like I really wanted to say: I apologize for everything that was said in that article."
Williams already had issued a statement expressing regret for remarks about the 16-year-old victim in the Steubenville, Ohio, rape case.
Given a chance to react directly to Saturday's swipe by Sharapova, Williams declined on Sunday, saying: "I definitely was told of (Sharapova's) comments. I definitely like to keep my personal life personal. I think it would be inappropriate for me to comment on it."
On Sunday, Williams said she approached the No. 3-ranked Sharapova to try to smooth things over by extending an apology at a pre-tournament players' party Thursday.
The back-and-forth between the two women can be traced to a passage where the story's author surmised that something critical Williams said during a telephone conversation with her sister referred to Sharapova.
But Thursday's interaction didn't end the matter because Sharapova delivered this broadside at her news conference Saturday: "If she wants to talk about something personal, maybe she should talk about her relationship and her boyfriend that was married and is getting a divorce and has kids."
For Williams, the defending Wimbledone champion, the primary topic was hardly her 31-match winning streak or her bid for a sixth title at the All England Club or her injured sister Venus' absence from the field.
All in all, nothing tennis related has drawn nearly as much attention in the run-up to Wimbledon. That might change Monday, when play begins and four-time major champion Sharapova is among those scheduled to be on court, facing 37th-ranked Kristina Mladenovic of France. Also on the schedule: two-time Australian Open champion Victoria Azarenka, 2011 Wimbledon winner Petra Kvitova, and a matchup between up-and-coming Americans Sloane Stephens and Jamie Hampton.
The honor of the year's first match on Centre Court goes to the defending men's champion, Roger Federer.
"You feel very unique, clearly, because you are the one opening the court," said Federer, who will be bidding for a record eighth Wimbledon championship. "I think it's a big deal for, also, the players I've played, who got the 'unluck' or luck of the draw to play me in that first round."
This time, the recipient of that "unluck" was Victor Hanescu of Romania, who's never made it past the third round in seven previous Wimbledon appearances.
Others playing Monday include No. 2 Andy Murray, the runner-up a year ago; and No. 5 Rafael Nadal, whose 12 Grand Slam titles include two at Wimbledon. Federer could face Nadal in the quarterfinals, with the winner possibly meeting Murray in the semifinals.
"I'd rather Rafa and Roger were on the other side of the draw," said Murray, aiming to give Britain its first male champion at Wimbledon since Fred Perry in 1936, "but they're not."
No. 1 Novak Djokovic, meanwhile, is expected to have an easier path through other half of the field and won't get started until Tuesday. That's also when Williams is scheduled to play.
By the sound of things Sunday, she might be pleased to be able to focus on tennis rather than talking.
"There's one thing I'm really good at," said the 31-year-old Williams, the oldest woman to top the WTA rankings, "and that's hitting the ball over a net, in a box. I'm excellent."
Certainly true. She won her 16th Grand Slam title by beating Sharapova two weeks ago at the French Open, and declared Sunday, "It's great for women's tennis when we play each other." (That might be because Williams has won their past 13 matches.)
Williams is 74-3 overall and has collected three of the past four major titles since the start of Wimbledon in 2012. That, perhaps not coincidentally, is when she began working with French tennis coach Patrick Mouratoglou, to whom Williams has been linked romantically.
Neither has confirmed publicly whether they're a couple, but Sharapova's shot on Saturday was taken as a reference to Williams and Mouratoglou. Sharapova was responding to a question about the portion of the Rolling Stone story in which Williams spoke to her sister about what the reporter described as "a top-five player who is now in love."
Williams lamented Sunday that "a private conversation" was reported about, but she also broke into peals of laughter when saying: "I've been in the business for a little over 200 years, so I should definitely, definitely know better. I should know better to always have my guard up."
She is quoted in the article as saying: "She begins every interview with 'I'm so happy. I'm so lucky' - it's so boring. She's still not going to be invited to the cool parties. And, hey, if she wants to be with the guy with a black heart, go for it."
That is followed by these words in parentheses from the writer: "An educated guess is she's talking about Sharapova, who is now dating Grigor Dimitrov, one of Serena's rumored exes."
On Sunday, Williams said: "I made it a point to reach out to Maria. ... I said, 'Look, I want to personally apologize to you if you are offended by being brought into my situation. I want to take this moment to ... be open, say I'm very sorry.'"
Williams repeatedly used some version of the phrase "inadvertently brought into a situation" to describe the way Sharapova got involved.
"It's important what I've learned this week - mostly that it's so important to know all the facts before you make a comment or before you make an assumption," Williams said. "That's something I'm still learning."
There were other subjects discussed Sunday, if only briefly.
Those included Williams' first-round opponent (92nd-ranked Mandy Minella of Luxembourg).
And how Williams feels when she's not the favorite to win a title ("Not so often," she noted).
And what it's like to be at Wimbledon without the 33-year-old Venus, who also is a five-time champion but is sidelined by a lower back injury and will sit out the tournament for the first time since 1996.
"I feel so lonely. I feel like something is missing. So I talk to her all the time - more than usual," the younger Williams said.
"Before I left, she said, 'Snap out of it. It's time for you to pass me.' So that was really encouraging," Williams continued. "Hopefully I'll be able to do it."


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Viennese Waltz or Johann Strauss, Royal and Imperial Court Musician (German: Johann Strauss, k. u. k. Hofkapellmeister) is a 1932 German historical musical film directed by Conrad Wiene and starring Michael Bohnen, Lee Parry and Paul Hörbiger.

The film's sets were designed by the art directors Wilhelm Depenau, Hans Ledersteger and Karl Machus. It was shot at the Johannisthal Studios in Berlin.

Cast
 Michael Bohnen as Johann Strauß
 Lee Parry as Lilly Dumont
 Paul Hörbiger as Verleger Haslinger
 Gretl Theimer as Mizzi Enzinger
 Ekkehard Arendt as Joseph Strauß
 Max Schipper as Tipferl, Ministerialsekretär
 Anton Pointner as Graf Domsky
 Fritz Spira as Der Kaiser
 Hanns Waschatko as Minister
 Fritz Greiner as Theaterdirektor
 Alfred Abel
 Trude Hesterberg
 Jakob Tiedtke

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Bibliography
 Grange, William. Cultural Chronicle of the Weimar Republic. Scarecrow Press, 2008.

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Britain is prioritizing vaccinations in nursing homes and for medical workers. One London hospital said its staff appointments would start at 7 a.m. Monday.Credit...Andrew Testa for The New York Times
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LONDON — The first rigorously tested coronavirus vaccine was given a green light for use on Wednesday in Britain. Doses of the vaccine, made by the American pharmaceutical giant Pfizer and a small German company, BioNTech, will be injected starting next week, the government said.
In leaping ahead of the United States to allow mass inoculations, Britain added to the pressure on American drug regulators, who were summoned to the White House on Tuesday by President Trump's chief of staff to explain why they were not ready to do the same.
Why did Britain authorize a vaccine before the U.S.?
A football field-sized "freezer farm" is being built by Pfizer in Kalamazoo, Mich. to store vaccines. Pfizer's vaccine must be stored at ultra-cold temperatures.Credit...Jeremy Davidson/Pfizer, via Associated Press
The two countries vet vaccines differently. While American regulators pore over raw data from vaccine makers to validate their results, their counterparts in Britain and elsewhere lean more heavily on companies' own analyses.
The Food and Drug Administration in the United States also consults an outside panel of experts before it decides. In the case of Pfizer's vaccine, that panel will meet on Dec. 10. British regulators seek opinions from a specialist committee, too, but that group has the flexibility to review data and meet as it needs to. In all, the committee met for more than 40 hours about the Pfizer vaccine, its chairman said on Wednesday.
Like American regulators, their British counterparts, whose decisions are seen as influential, have been reviewing vaccine data as it arrived. Experts have been testing vaccines for quality, batch by batch, and reading more than 1,000 pages of data. And different teams worked in parallel, rather than waiting for other parts of the review to finish.
"If you're climbing a mountain, you prepare and prepare," Dr. June Raine, the chief executive of Britain's Medicines and Healthcare Products Regulatory Agency, said on Wednesday. "We started that in June."
When early results arrived on Nov. 10, she said, "We were at base camp." And later, she said, "When we got the final analysis, we were ready for that last sprint."
What about the rest of Europe?
High-speed coronavirus testing in the Netherlands. The E.U. medical regulator will hold a key meeting on the vaccine on Dec. 29.Credit...Ilvy Njiokiktjien for The New York Times
Britain broke from the European Union's regulatory orbit to approve a vaccine early, owing to emergency powers that the bloc gives countries in the case of a pandemic. Once Britain consummates its split from the European Union on Dec. 31, those powers to approve vaccines on its own will become permanent.
The countries that remain in the European Union are waiting for its regulator, the European Medicines Agency, to authorize a vaccine. Like the F.D.A., the European regulator has scheduled a meeting during which it will consult outside experts and offer an opinion on the Pfizer vaccine. That will happen on Dec. 29.
The agency's job is complicated by its obligation to solicit the views of all 27 E.U. countries. That process has been accelerated during the pandemic, but it will still take several days for countries to weigh in after the Dec. 29 meeting, which is likely to delay vaccinations until early January.
When will the first doses arrive in Britain?
Britain's doses of the vaccine will come from Pfizer's factory in Puurs, Belgium.Credit...Virginia Mayo/Associated Press
Pfizer plans to ship 800,000 doses to Britain in the coming days. Starting Tuesday night, those doses were being prepared for shipping at a factory in Puurs, Belgium, BioNTech said.
The doses will be packaged in boxes of several thousand doses each, with dry ice keeping them at the South Pole-like temperatures they require, before they are put on trucks or planes and taken to Britain. They will arrive in government distribution warehouses by the weekend, Pfizer said on Wednesday.
British hospitals have already begun emailing staff members to schedule vaccinations, with a London hospital system indicating that its first doses will be given at 7 a.m. on Monday. Britain placed advance orders for 40 million doses of the Pfizer vaccine but most of those are expected to be administered next year. Each patient needs two, a month apart.
Does authorization in Britain affect other countries' supply of the vaccine?
Lining up for a free coronavirus test in Nairobi in October.Credit...Tony Karumba/Agence France-Presse — Getty Images
The British decision will not in itself bring vaccinations closer anywhere else. But Pfizer executives said on Wednesday that they had already heard from other countries that, in light of Britain's go-ahead, were looking to accelerate their own approval processes.
American regulators, despite months of pressure from Mr. Trump, have maintained that they will follow their plan and review Pfizer's vaccine to the F.D.A.'s standards.
The United States has pre-ordered 100 million doses of the Pfizer vaccine. Most of its supply will come from a separate factory in Kalamazoo, Mich. Still, many questions remain about how vaccine makers like Pfizer will fulfill the orders of wealthier nations that have procured supplies in advance.
Britain's ruling offered little relief to poorer countries that could not afford to buy supplies in advance and may struggle to pay for both the vaccines and the exceptional demands of distributing them.
Who will be vaccinated first in Britain?
London's Excel Center, an exhibition hall that became a hospital last spring, is expected to be used as a vaccination center.Credit...Andrew Testa for The New York Times
A government advisory body released its list of vaccine priority groups on Wednesday. At the top of the list are nursing home residents and workers, followed by people older than 80 and health and social care workers.
In practice, though, government officials have indicated that frontline hospital workers may be quicker to receive vaccines because of the difficulties of storing and moving the Pfizer vaccine to nursing homes and other sites. It has to be stored at around minus 70 degrees Celsius (minus 94 Fahrenheit) until days before injection.
Pfizer has said that the vaccine can survive for five days in a normal refrigerator. But Britain's National Health Service still has to consider issues like staffing at non-hospital sites and transport difficulties within the country in deciding how to administer the vaccine.
The National Health Service has roughly 150,000 doctors and more than 330,000 nurses and midwives.


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Another misconception, Fallon says, is the idea that outsourcing can solve all your problems. Not true. "You've just moved your problems to an outside vendor," he explains. "If you're getting customer complaints about your bill, and you outsource the bill but customers are still unhappy with the way that bill looks, you haven't solved your problem."
In fact, says Karim Manassa, National Solutions Consultant for Compliance & Business Regulations at Pitney Bowes, if a company doesn't choose its vendor wisely, outsourcing mail operations can introduce entirely new problems, including privacy and security breaches involving sensitive information. If a fulfillment house isn't asked to sign a confidentiality agreement, for example, it might sell a charitable organization's list of significant donors. If the donors then receive unwanted solicitations and trace the breach back to the charity, it's the charity—rather than the mailing house—that will suffer brand damage and the loss of donors' trust.
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Lastly, but perhaps most importantly, companies in highly regulated industries must ensure that outsourced service providers can keep consumer data safe and stay in compliance with state and federal laws protecting the information. "If you're in a vertical such as finance or healthcare, you either want to bring mail operations in-house, or if you outsource them, you need to really vet your vendor to make sure they have that security," Manassa says. "If you outsource your mailing to someone, you're still liable for all the compliance. You can outsource the work, but not the responsibility."
David Bilodeau, Manager of Product Marketing, Global Mail Creation Software and Hardware, says businesses can gain trust in vendors by learning about their experience—not only the number of years they've been around, but the types of clients they've worked with. "In sending your list to any sort of outsourcing services, you're giving an organization your customers' data. There's no way around that. You want to make sure you're working with an organization that can be held accountable."
Fallon notes that, for many organizations, such as utility companies and banks, mailings are the primary way they communicate with customers. For other businesses, such as grocery stores and florists, mailings are secondary to in-person interactions. The more central mailings are to a company's business model, Fallon says, the more strongly that company should consider insourcing its mailings.
"If it directly supports your business, having people there [in-house] who own that with you means you're not just a customer," Fallon says. "It's an intangible, but I've seen the difference."
For many companies, Manassa says, the best option may not be simply insourcing or outsourcing, but a combination of both. For example, an organization might decide to perform its day-to-day mail operations in-house, but send out more complex or specialty mails runs. "It's not always black and white," he says.
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Man masturbates in front of woman, gropes her in Connaught Place, cops clueless
The accused snatched the woman's phone and escaped to another terrace after she started screaming.
delhi Updated: Dec 02, 2017 23:42 IST
HT Correspondent, Hindustan Times, New Delhi
The woman, who works at a language school in Connaught Place, had gone to the terrace for a break when the incident happened.(Mohd Zakir/HT File)
Just hours before the National Crime Records Bureau (NCRB) data reinforced that Delhi is the most unsafe city in India, a man allegedly masturbated in front of a 32-year-old woman and groped her in the heart of the capital.
The crime happened on the terrace of an office in Connaught Place at 10 am on Thursday when the woman walked up to speak on the phone. The woman works in the building that houses many offices.
But despite the woman describing the suspect's facial features in detail and the availability of a "hazy" CCTV footage of the hooded man, the police said on Saturday —48 hours after the crime—said the suspect's identify was not known.
"The CCTV footage hasn't helped us identify the suspect as his face was not clearly visible. But we have a broad idea of how he looks and what he wore that day," said BK Singh, DCP (New Delhi).
The woman had walked up to the terrace during a break. "Hazy" CCTV footage showed a young man, covering his face with the hood of his jacket, following her to the terrace.
"The man, who was probably in his 20s, began pacing on the terrace and staring at me. I felt uncomfortable and asked if something was wrong. He pointed to my body and kept standing and staring," the woman told HT.
The woman said she decided to leave the place but the man allegedly blocked her way and groped her. When she threatened to call the police, he allegedly masturbated, the woman said on Saturday.
The woman pushed him and rushed towards the terrace door. "It was at that moment that I realised that he had bolted the terrace door, not allowing me to escape," she said.
When the woman screamed at him, he made an obscene comment before snatching her mobile phone. "He then stepped over to the adjoining terrace and escaped. I could not recognise the man, but it seemed like he knew the place well," said the woman.
The victim then shouted out to her colleagues who rushed to the terrace. A case was registered at the Connaught Place police station at the woman's complaint, but police have failed to make any breakthrough.
"This was not a crime in the evening or night. It occurred at the peak working hours of the day. It is shocking the police have been unable to even identify the suspect despite the presence of so many CCTV cameras in the neighbourhood," said a colleague of the victim.
According to this friend, who claimed to have seen a "hazy" CCTV footage of the suspect, the man was a slim youth wearing sunglasses, an orange T-shirt and a jacket with a hood.
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Is there any library for such icons?
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A: Do you want to add powerpoint icon in page? Or want to create powerpoint files in SharePoint online?
If the former, you can use Office UI Fabric icons in SPFx webpart as stated in below official documentation by Microsoft:
Usage of the Office UI Fabric icons in SPFx components.
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On 8/11/16 a four hour notice was given before taking out the currency notes of Rs 500 and 1000. In one speech 86%of the cash supply was taken out for the intention of removal of 'Black Money'. While all this sounds brilliant the hardship caused to the general population cannot be measured. News shows are showing us the plight of urban centers but none have I seen showing us the rural picture where an ATM or a back account is a greek term, where no Identification proof is being kept by the masses. We in the year 2014 have chosen a single majority party where decisions are abrupt, hasty and well unopposed in terms of votes, the character of a coalition has been lost and it seems like there is nothing to stop the ruling party with its laws that is does have in place.
Having said this is the current demonetization process done vis-a-vis the constitution?
(1) Subject to the provisions of sub-section (2), every bank note shall be legal tender at any place in India in payment or on account for the amount expressed therein, and shall be guaranteed by the Central Government.
(2) On recommendation of the Central Board the Central Government may, by notification in the Gazette of India, declare that, with effect from such date as may be specified in the notification, any series of bank notes of any denomination shall cease to be legal tender save at such office or agency of the Bank and to such extent as may be specified in the notification.
Notwithstanding anything contained in section 26, no bank note of the denominational value of five hundred rupees, one thousand rupees or ten thousand rupees issued before the 13th day of January, 1946, shall be legal tender in payment or on account for the amount expressed therein."
Therefore according to the abovesaid provision the Government of India can remove "any series of bank notes at any time" but it has removed two of the highest denominations in one go making 86% of the cash useless overnight. This is subject to Judicial Review as no law can be arbitrary but by the time the PIL process of courts will begin and hearings would be in order the damage would be done and reversing it would cause more damage.
Once the GOI notifies under Section 26(2) that any bank note series has ceased to be legal tender, Section 26(2) itself mandates that such bank notes can only be exchanged at an agency or office of the RBI as notified. The GOI has no power to thereafter permit such demonetized bank notes to be used for some select transactions at Government outlets or petrol pumps, or at hospitals, or at airline ticket counters or to pay GOI dues, or for farmers to buy seeds, etc.
Further under Section 26(2) of the RBI Act, the GOI does not have the power to place limitations on cash withdrawals by citizens from their bank accounts or from ATMs.
Similarly, under Section 26(2) of the RBI Act, the GOI does not have the power to limit the amount of demonetized bank notes that citizens can exchange at the RBI in cash. The notification in so far as it places these restrictions is also ultra vires Section 26(2) of the RBI Act.
Article 21 in its ambit has right to live with dignity, right to livelihood the decision comes as a clear violation of the above as to counter 0.028% of fake currency more than half the population is under threat. There is no freedom to take out your own hard-earned money for your own use. Now that everyone, labour, daily-wage workers are standing outside the banks for their money where there is no cash available also the right to live with dignity for 13 million people has gone with one executive decision.
Not everyone that has cash in his house is having it as illegitimate money. The illegitimate money holders i.e. the wilful defaulters. No provision in law holds you back from taking out your own money.
Are the objectives being complete?
1) Black money: Yes, temporarily you will fight black money that too which is in cash but what about the money in assets. The money that is held outside this country?
2) Counterfeiting: Well, till the cost of producing a single note is not reduced fake currency will go around the same way. Printing currency should have been made so difficult that it would cost more and other obstacles be there making it more difficult to print. The old notes that are fake will have an impact but as the process to make notes is same, it is just left to see when the new notes are counterfeited.
Fake currency as admitted by many officials is too difficult to recognise and hase been accounted for 0.028% of our economy and to tackle that amount the country has suffered this big a blow.
3) Corruption: In one line- according to me stashing 2000rs notes is going to be easier than 1000rs notes.
4) Cashless Economy: Well, if the idea to be a cashless economy was so pre-planned then a lot of the execution for this plan should have begun. Such as ATMs should have been constructed and made operational. Credit/Debit Card machines should have been made available. The social aspect of Indians keeping cash should have been accounted for and a mindset change should have been initiated.
For a country thats grown gradually over 70 odd years almost as a 'wise elephant' more planning was a must before enacting such a policy.


This Shabbos morning began like any other. My husband gave the littlest kids their breakfast so that I could get a few extra minutes of sleep. After he left for shul, I got myself and the kids dressed, and we headed next door to our shul, PZ. The only excitement was that my oldest son went to the shul down the block, Shaarei Torah, for a good friend's Bar Mitzvah. While my husband is the rabbi at PZ, so he couldn't leave to attend the Bar Mitzvah, there was no reason that I couldn't go. So we made plans that the kids would go to their regular Shabbos groups, and my husband would bring them to meet up with us for the Bar Mitzvah kiddush. My second grader decided that he wanted to come with me, so once we made sure that all the kids in PZ were safely and happily settled into their Shabbos groups, we walked over to Shaarei Torah.
As we approached Shaarei Torah, we noticed a few ambulances. I said a perek of Tehillim (chapter of Psalms), as I try to do whenever I see or hear an ambulance, and wondered idly about the power of prayer. What difference would my little Tefillah (prayer) make in the scheme of whatever personal tragedy was unfolding in somebody's life? They would never know that I had thought of them, nor would I ever know what the ambulance was for. On this philosophical note, I walked up to the doors of Shaarei Torah, and found them, oddly, locked.
Somebody inside opened the door for us, and as the door shut behind us, they informed us that there was a shooting at Tree of Life, just a few blocks away, and that our shul was on lockdown.


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My fickleness with crafting continues. I seem to waffle between knitting and sewing for the most part. Caking decorating falls into an entirely different category.
Today at a local fabric store I found these little gems. And they were on sale. I know what you're saying – how could I resist, right?
So I had to find a project for some of the fabric right away. I settled on a bag pattern from Moda. I'm not an experienced sewer and I have to admit I actually found this pattern a little hard. It needs more detailed directions and I spent much of my time on this project trying to figure out how to move to the next step. The good news is I only had to get out the seam ripper once. Not bad. And thank goodness for google!
In the end, I was quite happy with it! I'd definitely make it again using some other fabric choices.
Oh… and do you like my lil sewing helper? Such a maroon!


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Bitcoin as a base layer, as explained by Bitcoin inventor Craig Wright at BSV Global Blockchain Convention
In his keynote speech at the recently held BSV Global Blockchain Convention, Dr. Craig Wright introduced the idea of Bitcoin as a base layer for other blockchains. While his speech was a bit heated and slightly antagonizing in the same vein as Russel Crowe's Maximus Decimus Meridius throwing down the gauntlet of challenge in the Roman colosseum, it did introduce a very interesting concept: that if a blockchain is scalable enough to process more transactions than another blockchain, then could it just run the second blockchain internally, so that the users of the second blockchain could enjoy the low cost and high transaction scalability of Bitcoin while still operating their apps in a context that is specific and familiar to them in their native second blockchain?
Put another way, can a bigger, more scalable blockchain simply subsume a smaller, slower blockchain?
If so, then this model of growth expansion seems to be the best path of adoption for BSV, considering some other blockchains like ETH already have large developed communities and tools created that support their ecosystem. If there was a migration path that meant that users of ETH apps could simply choose between running their programs on ETH or ETH over BSV (EoBSV) then we could build and run some EoBSV nodes and let simple economics do all the selling. Presumably, people will decide to use the network which can support what they want to do with the least amount of transaction fees or gas fees.
Dr. Craig Wright introduced the idea of Bitcoin
How will people's existing balances and smart contracts work?
At this point, this is just my personal theory, but one way is to build a mirror ETH network, with everyone and every contract balances in ETH being represented. The EoBSV network will be run by a network of bridge nodes that operate a stock Ethereum EVM that listens to and validates ETH transactions. Instead of building blocks on ETH, it will just wrap ETH blocks into Bitcoin transactions and write them into BSV blocks. In this way, this node is acting as a standard ETH node. Except that when it needs to get sync'd with the network on the latest state of anything, it can use the BSV blockchain to retrieve the latest state as of the last ETH block. Because the state of ETH is stored in Bitcoin UTXOs, it does not have the scaling problem, as Bitcoin can prune off old unneeded versions of the ETH state graph snapshots. The UTXO model only keeps the latest version of the state for any contract or address.
Okay, so EoBSV is just a hybrid node, comprised of one part EVM node and one part BSV app service, which writes the state of all ETH blocks into BSV.
What good does this do over a stock ETH node?
It costs cheaper to write transactions to, given to the fact that gas on BSV is effectively free.
It doesn't have scaling issues in the form of having to store an ever-increasing state graph.
It keeps up to sync with the existing ETH network for applications that are still using ETH nodes as their primary ledger of truth.
It uses its BSV UXTO store version of the ETH state for applications that have moved over to EoBSV and create transactions for them that do not communicate back to the legacy ETH network.
As an application looking to migrate, I would imagine this is a one-way process.
Also, once a smart contract or a transaction committed on EoBSV has been made, then other users who are not using EoBSV aware wallets (and only ETH aware wallets) won't see the updated state, which exists only on the EoBSV side. This will make application migrations a bit tricky and require coordination. However, once a user base has been moved over, if anyone who has yet to migrate complains about not seeing the up-to-date status of a contract or an account balance, the simple way to fix this is to have them update their wallet to an EoBSV aware one.
In this fashion, this is similar to how tokens work over BSV. When a user using a token-aware wallet sends tokens to someone who doesn't have a token-aware wallet, they do not see the balance. Even if they cannot see it or spend it, it doesn't mean that the tokens are 'broken' or lost. It just means that the recipient needs to update their app or wallet to one that can recognize the token format, and they will be instantly able to see and transact in the token.
Similarly, if, for instance, CryptoKitties3 were to port1 their service to send their transactions to EoBSV instead of ETH due to the lower fees, then they would start to send their ETH transactions with a corresponding BSV transaction (to pay the BSV miners), perhaps atomically swapped from their ETH balance. Because this fee is much too low to be processed on the ETH network, it likely gets rejected. But the EoBSV node picks it up and records it on the BSV blockchain instead. Henceforth if the users of CryptoKitties3 want to see their updates, they will have to update their wallet to a version that connects to an EoBSV node, which is the only place where they will have the correct balances and state.
In my opinion, what Dr. Wright is suggesting is not that ETH and BSV can be effectively run together as a bridged network, or 'cross-chains' as the popular term is these days, but BSV can be used as the scalable backend to run any other blockchain on top, such that migration to the "onBSV" version is a possible scaling strategy for applications and developers on ETH who have spent countless millions of dollars and man-hours developing a platform and business idea on a platform that they later on realized could not scale to meet the demand of their business model, due to the fact of their blockchain being 'too crowded' or 'over used' by other users and apps.
Dr. Craig Wright on GBC22
In the end, it is always possible to build a Proof of Stake system on top of a Proof of Work one, but not the other way around.
It is possible to build a private system on top of a public one2, but not the other way around.
It is possible to build an encrypted system on top of an unencrypted one3, but not the other way around.
It is possible to build an insecure system on top of a secure one, but not the other way around.
It is possible to build a non-scalable system on a scalable one, but not the other way around.
BSV is Proof of Work, public, unencrypted, secure, and scalable. It can act as the base layer for all other blockchain applications.
I think this was the gist of Dr. Wright's challenge to Ethereum.
/Jerry Chan
[1] Recall that EoBSV nodes have up to date ETH balances for ALL ETH users and smart contracts by the fact that it listens to and keeps in sync with the ETH blockchain
[2] VPNs are private networks on top of a public internet, for instance.
[3] Just try building a non-encrypted system in one that is encrypted by default. While you are at it, try touching your forehead with your tongue.
Watch the BSV Global Blockchain Convention Dubai 2022 Day 1 here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ggbZ8YedpBE
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RzJsCRb6zt8
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RzSCrXf1Ywc
Source thanks to Jerry Chan https://coingeek.com/bitcoin-as-a-base-layer-as-explained-by-bitcoin-inventor-craig-wright-at-bsv-global-blockchain-convention/
[–]Perleflamme 5 points6 points7 points 8 months ago (7 children)
Bitcoin as a base layer is what Vitalik proposed back then. No one wanted it. And now you come claiming that it's what should have happened? Well, that's sad.
But I feel having only one blockchain is extremely hurtful to the market. Satoshi invented cryptocurrencies, with the ability to fork as a way to keep decentralization at the forefront of features. Forking is not a bug, it's a feature.
Having "the only one" was a mistake the Ethereum community made years ago with The DAO. And the Ethereum community learnt from it the hard way. Don't repeat that mistake. Don't concentrate on "the only one". Spread.
Notably, different blockchains have different compromises. UTXO, for instance, has a big disadvantage: it means each part of a BTC is uniquely identified and distinguishable from any other. It means full traceability. Some use cases would be hurt by such requirement.
You've also got a lot of claims, here, but without any proof. Only one counter example is enough to show you're claims are way too strong and ends you up into delusional territory. Be careful with that.
For instance, as for the claim of being unable to build a scalable solution on an unscalable one, L2s are big counter examples, allowing huge scaling on a network that originally can't handle more than ~55 TPS on its L1.
So, what about all the other claims, exactly?
Also, you claim BSV is scalable. What is the amount of settled native token transfer it can handle per second, exactly?
[–]Calculus99 1 point2 points3 points 8 months ago * (1 child)
Big talk is a feature with Craig Wright.
Another feature is it almost never happens.
Give it a few months and the saving of ETH rubbish will be quietly forgotten and he'll move on to something else, more big talk basically. Rinse/repeat.
Other instances of his big talk.
BTC will be dead in 2019 (but only Wright has spotted the problem).
His fabled Satoshi stash will move, soon (first head around 2018).
BSV will be adopted by some major enterprises (back in 2019, in fact 2020, 2021, 2022 was going to be the year of 'enterprise adoption').
He 'owns' the BTC database.
BSV is the original Bitcoin, so Wright argues that BTC is therefore a fork.
It almost never ends. Most have left BSV, only the hard core Cult remains and for some reason they still support him. Probably because of their invessment in BSV, hard to let go when you've got a crapload at risk.
BSV by the way is one of the worst performing coins over the last few years so the market has voted and continues to vote on this premium grade Clown.
[–]Perleflamme 0 points1 point2 points 7 months ago (0 children)
Ah, lol, I didn't know it was that deep into delusional territory. I never paid much attention to the guy, as I thought he wasn't worth it, but maybe I should have, if anything for entertainment purposes.
only the hard core Cult remains and for some reason they still support him. Probably because of their invessment in BSV, hard to let go when you've got a crapload at risk.
That's the formidable bias of unrecoverable costs in action. Many investors fall for this and thus end up losing much more than what their initial mistake cost. They should acknowledge their mistake and swiftly deal with it as well as its emotional ties. Admitting a loss can be hard, but it's the best hope for future profit.
[–]BitcoinSVfan[S] -3 points-2 points-1 points 8 months ago (4 children)
👀 https://bitcoinsv.com/
[–]caploves1019 8 points9 points10 points 8 months ago (2 children)
Bsv is centralized garbage and an outright rejected fork of Bitcoin.
Craig Wright is a con artist masquerading around as Satoshi making money solely from suing other companies, producing no new good for society or engineering any benefit, only creating suffering in his wake of devastation wherever he goes.
[–]BitcoinSVfan[S] -1 points0 points1 point 8 months ago (1 child)
It seems that the future will surprise you even more in your truncated opinions.
[–]Calculus99 2 points3 points4 points 8 months ago (0 children)
We've been hearing about BSV's future now for 3 years and the truth is its future is even bleaker now than when it first forked from the BTC.
Both BSV and CSW are one massive clusterfuck.
This isn't an answer, sadly. But if that's the kind of language that suits you...
https://l2fees.info/
[–]edmundedgarreality.eth 2 points3 points4 points 8 months ago (1 child)
You can totally do PoW on top of PoS, it would be dead easy. I can't think why you'd want to do either of those things though, you'll end up the security of whichever of the two has the lowest security.
Indeed. If this idea really comes from Craig, he's just showing how uninformed he is on technical matters.
Yet another proof he's not Satoshi, as if there needed any more of those.
So, thanks BSV fan for confirming what we already knew about Craig.
[–]Schwickity 0 points1 point2 points 7 months ago (0 children)
Craig Wright is a crook and a scammer.


A remote administration tool (RAT) is a programmed tool that allows a remote device to control a system as if they have physical access to that system. While desktop sharing and remote administration have many legal uses, "RAT" software is usually associated with unauthorized or malicious activity. NjRat is one of the best RATs. It allows you to access a remote computer and easily to do any remote task. In this tutorial, I will let you know how to hack a computer remotely with njRat.
Download njRat v0.8 as it's updated version. You can also work with any older version if you want to.
Go to noip.com website and sign up. After sign up, you will see a field like below to enter the host name. Put any name in there, choose any tld from the drop down menu and hit Add Host button.
Ok. Let's open up the njRat and start building the server. As you'll open up, a pop up will appear like given in the below screenshot. Please enter a port you want to use. I would recommend default port 1605. Enter 1605 and hit Ok button.
After hitting Ok, click on the Build button. And fill all the fields as I have done in the screenshot. Please make sure you enter your own Host name in the host field. Enter port 1605. In victim name, you can put any name you want. KeyLogs size is ok with 20. Chooes the directory where you want your server to reside. And give it's exe name. You can also use icon by marking on Icon. But I am not gonna use it for now.
As you hit Build button, you will be asked to enter a name, put any name and click on Save. It'll start creating the server. You'll see a success dialog box. Now server is ready to spread to other computers. You can send it to someone through online files or by any physical way. Make sure to zip it before copying to any physical medium.
Now we need to port forward. It's a bit tricky part. For that, I have created and posted a video tutorial.
Download the DUC and put your noip.com username and password.
All set… We're good to go now. As someone will open our created server on their machine, they will be in our hand and will appear in the njRat window. You can perform any action on the victim computer that you want.


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Trade or the exchange of commodities largely depends on transportation and communication.
Transport is a service or facility for the carriage of persons and goods from one place to the other using humans, animals, and other means of transport.
Transportation normally occurs through land, water, and air.
Road transport is more preferred especially for the short distance, as it provides door-to-door service.
The world's total motorable road length is measured about 15 million km, of which North America accounts for 33%.
The highest road density and the highest number of vehicles are registered in North America.
In North America, the highway density is about 0.65 km per sq km. So, every place is not more than 20 km distance from a highway.
Roads laid along international boundaries are called border roads.
Probably, the first public railway line was opened in 1825 between Stockton and Darlington in northern England.
Belgium has the highest density of 1 km of railway for every 6.5 sq. km area.
In Russia, railways account for about 90% of the country's total transport with a dense network west of the Urals.
Australia has about 40,000 km of railways, of which 25% are found in New South Wales alone.
Trans–continental railways run across the continent and connect its two ends.
Trans–Siberian Railways is major rail route of Russia, which runs from St. Petersburg in the west to Vladivostok on the Pacific Coast in the east.
Major cities that trans-Siberian railways connects are Moscow, Ufa, Novosibirsk, Irkutsk, Chita, and Khabarovsk (as shown in the map given below).
Trans-Siberian railways is the most important route in Asia and the longest (i.e. 9,332 km) double-tracked and electrified trans–continental railway in the world.
Trans–Canadian Railways is 7,050 km long rail-line, running between Halifax in the east and Vancouver on the Pacific Coast in Canada.
Major cities that trans-Canadian railways connects are Montreal, Ottawa, Winnipeg, and Calgary.
The Orient Express runs from Paris to Istanbul passing through the cities Strasbourg, Munich, Vienna, Budapest, and Belgrade.
The sea routes offer a smooth highway traversable in all directions with no maintenance costs.
The Northern Atlantic Sea Route covers one fourth of the world's foreign trade; so, it is the busiest sea route in the world and popularly known as the Big Trunk Route.
The Mediterranean–Indian Ocean Sea Route connects the highly industrialized Western European regions with West Africa, South Africa, South-east Asia, and the commercial agriculture and livestock economies of Australia and New Zealand.
The Cape of Good Hope Sea Route connects West European and West African countries with Brazil, Argentina, and Uruguay in South America.
Trade across the vast North Pacific Ocean moves by many routes, which converge at Honolulu.
The Panama and Suez Canals are two vital man-made navigation canals.
Connecting the Mediterranean Sea and the Red Sea, the Suez Canal had been constructed in 1869.
Suez Canal was constructed between Port Said in the north and Port Suez in the south in Egypt (as shown in the map given below).
Suez Canal is about 160 km long and 11 to 15 m deep.
About 100 ships travel daily through Suez Canal and each ship takes 10-12 hours to cross the canal.
Panama Canal connects the Atlantic Ocean in the east to the Pacific Ocean in the west (as shown in the image given below).
Panama Canal was constructed across the Panama Isthmus between Panama City and Colon by the U.S. government.
The reduction in distance because of the construction of Suez Canal and Panama Canal is shown in the following map −
Rhine River flows through Germany and the Netherlands.
The Rhine is navigable for 700 km from Rotterdam, at its mouth in the Netherlands to Basel in Switzerland.
The Great Lakes of North America i.e. Superior, Huron, Erie, and Ontario are connected by Soo Canal and Welland Canal to form an inland waterway.
Pipelines are normally used extensively to transport liquids and gases such as water, petroleum, and natural gas for an uninterrupted flow.


Mindfulness is an idea from Buddhism that's central to meditation, but it's also a way of life and a crucial tool in living each moment to its fullest. You establish a practice of meditation in order to develop the habit of mindfulness so that your awareness remains engaged when you leave the meditation cushion and go out into the world. Mindfulness allows you to act consciously instead of unconsciously. You are able to quickly and naturally become aware of what's really going on in any situation instead of being distracted by your thoughts, feelings, and actions.
Too often, our lives become all about our distractions, and in quiet moments, the thought occurs to us that we're not living authentically, in alignment with our deepest desires. With mindfulness, we can begin to quiet what the Buddhists call the "monkey mind," the chattering self that, like an untrained monkey roaming about a house alone, wreaking havoc and causing mischief, relentlessly generates distracting thoughts. When the monkey has been put back into his cage, we can begin the process of tuning in to the creativity deep inside of us.
Here are 6 strategies from my book, Wise Mind, Open Mind to help you mindfully make the most of each day.
Like a musician who tunes his instrument before playing a mindful meditation practice allows you to train your brain to be in a mindful state throughout the day. Each morning take 5 to 30 minutes to meditate. First get in a comfortable position, and focus on your breath. As you inhale, say to yourself," in" or "rising." Exhale from your lungs and then your abdomen, saying to yourself, "out" or "falling away." As you breathe in and out, mentally note the thoughts, feelings, sounds, tastes, smells, and physical sensations that you experience. Don't try to analyze any of what you're noting. Simply be present, open, alert, and watchful as you allow the witnessing mind to emerge. This exercise will help you to train you're brain to be in mindful state all day so that everything you do will be part of the mindfulness mediation.
After you meditate write down in your mindfulness journal, tablet, or computer any dreams that you had the night before as they can be existential messages to alert you to situations in your life both outwardly and inwardly. Dreams are also psycho spiritual guides that provide us with intuitive markers and pointers that arise from the unconscious mind. As well you can include anything of importance that revealed itself to you during your meditation. Put aside your distractions and mindfully contemplate what the dream or meditation thoughts symbolize. When you are ready its meaning will come to you. If you have repetitive disturbing dreams or thoughts I would recommend seeing a professional therapist to discuss their hidden meanings.
Take 5 to 15 minutes at some point during the day for mindful yogatation where you practice yoga asanas – stretching exercises that create flexibility, tone, and more spacious movement. When practicing yogatation or any other stretching exercises it is important to focus on your breathing in a mindful way. After you've hit your pose, close your eyes and inhale deeply. Hold this breath a few seconds, and then exhale slowly. This is a way of tuning into your body and finding out where energy is flowing and where it is blocked, where there is pain, stress or constriction and where energy is flowing with aliveness and wellbeing. Focus on the constricted areas and visualize energy flowing into them so they move into a state of expansion.
When under pressure or stressed out learning to take a mindful or sacred pause helps you to self regulate the "fight or flight" aspect of your nervous system. When you are first triggered, stop yourself from responding with an unwholesome reaction such as anger. Then for a couple of minutes focus on your breath. Feel your body expand as you breathe in and contract as you exhale. While focusing on your breath silently repeat to yourself words such as comfort, calm abiding, relax, and harmony, until you feel a shift in your emotions. You are now able to respond to the situation with more equanimity.
For 2500 years in the Zen teachings of the Buddha thoughts and emotions were viewed as both creative and destructive manifestations. Several times throughout the day take time to mindfully inquire into what you are thinking and feeling. Is it positive, neutral or negative? If it is positive, ask how you can amplify the thoughts to harness their power and direct them into wholesome, generative activities and emotions. If it is in your personal life, how can you improve your relationships with family and friends? If it is in your work, how can you manifest more clarity and open mind thinking? When harnessing positive generative energy you can take action or effort to move forward in your life or work.
Living a mindful life awakens your intuition and allows you to access your core creativity so that you can break through the hard rock that's hiding your vein of gold. When you think of your talents or skills, you might imagine what you'd list on a résumé, but some of our most valuable assets can be less obvious: patience, reliability, flexibility, the ability to see the big picture or the fine details, the ability to communicate effectively with a variety of people, and so on. You may also have the gold of specialized knowledge, not just in your chosen professional field, but gathered from your life experiences. You might be street smart or know a lot about the habits of a particular group of people or understand how to motivate others. Because we so often think only about skills that are marketable or talent that's exceptional, it can be easy to overlook your own gold, which can take many forms.
Mindfulness improves your capacity to be reflective and receptive. Being reflective gives you access to information in your unconscious that's hidden from your conscious mind. It lets you receive subtle communications to help you live with more happiness, energy and grace.


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Shakyamuni's Life and Teachings – great all-round introduction to Buddhism.
Mind Training – link to a random Mind Training instruction from a 12th century Buddhist master. Has a mobile version that is accessed automatically when you visit through smartphone's browser.
Male and Female body outlines – Line drawings of the body; helpful for noting physical experiences of energy and emotion.
Meditation Supplies – Snow Lion at 708 Pape Avenue (at Danforth) in Toronto has great meditation supplies, including cushions and benches. Theodore, the owner, will spend as much time as you need making sure you get the right cushion. Highly recommended.
Samadhi Cushions – if you prefer or need to order online, Samadhi Cushions in Vermont is a great resource for all supplies.
Carolina Morning – another on-line purveyor of supplies, this company offers an inflatable travel meditation cushion that I use.
Meditation Timers – In addition to physical timers you can obtain through the above businesses, there are a bunch of smartphone apps for this. My favourite is called Equanimity, it's very simple and the bell sound is nice. You can also get a mindfulness bell (something that chimes periodically to remind you to be mindful) AND timer through Zazen Lite. Both are free.


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Renaming Pacific Command: Rather than Feeling Ecstatic about the Change, India should Tread Carefully
The renaming may be a good marketing ploy but in material terms, it brings no benefit to India.
Gautam Navlakha
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While announcing the renaming of Pacific Command as Indo-Pacific Command and alluding to China's Belt and Road Initiative, the US Secretary of State James Mattis said "a region open to investment a free, fair and reciprocal trade, not bound by any nation's predatory economics or threat of coercion, for the Indo-Pacific has many belts and many roads". US PACOM, now renamed, is one of the largest of the six combatant commands "standing watch over half of the earth's surface". While this renaming is touted as 'strategically significant' in that it reflects the growing connectivity between East Asia and Indian Ocean region, there is an inherent incompatibility between the definition of what constitutes the Indian Ocean for India in contrast to the US. That is why, instead of feeling ecstatic over this name change, it is better to tread carefully.
The old PACOM, as well as Indo-Pacific Command, excludes the north Arabian Sea, which falls under US CENTCOM and therefore straddles an area by far one of the most vital interests to India. The US's definition of Indian Ocean also excludes Africa, especially the Indian Ocean Rim states. In other words, were India to sign the pending two foundational pacts Communication Compatibility & Security Agreement (COMCASA) and Basic Exchange and Cooperation Agreement (BECA), even if they are so-called 'India specific', it would not cease to find itself at the receiving end of US arm-twisting over issues of direct interest to India. In other words, when India's vital interests are indeed threatened by US's extraterritorial sanctions and areas of primary interests in the Indian Ocean, falls outside of Indo-Pacific Command and therefore, raises questions about military proximity with the US. So while the US wants India to join its orbit to counter China, it is lukewarm towards Indian stakes in the Persian Gulf and the Arabian Sea because they are at variance here.
A third of world's bulk cargo, fifty percent of world's container traffic and 70% of crude and oil products pass through the Indian Ocean. Seventy-five percent of India's oil imports (80% of China's) pass through the Indian Ocean. Strait of Hormuz accounts for more than a third of India's (40% of China's) oil imports. In particular, India is threatened by US extra-territorial sanction against Iran because it imperils access to low price oil imports from Iran, jeopardizes India's investment in Chahbahar Port for trade with Afghanistan, Central Asia, as well as, International North-South Corridor. With this development of shorter and cheaper route, trade with Russia through Iran will be adversely affected. All this without forgetting that the US has been breathing down India's neck to relax its intellectual property right laws to benefit its own pharmaceutical and other hi-tech corporations to retain their near monopoly profiteering.
Now Indian Maritime Doctrine defines "sea control" as a condition where a defined sea can be used for one's own purposes and adversary denied use". If true, who is the adversary here? Is it China when we share a common interest to keep the north Arabian Sea free of impediments and war-like buildup against our common trading partners in the neighbourhood? Or is it the US and its client states, which threaten to step up hostility against countries which are vital to our interests?
Let's look at this another way. India's foreign policy experts argue that it is not the rise of China that disturbs India but their "unwillingness to consult" or to take into "account concerns of others". In so far as China has defied ICJ verdict to respect open Sea Lanes of Communication over the South China Sea, there is much to criticize them for breaking the rule-based international order. What does US withdrawal from JCPOA with Iran and the extra-territorial sanctions announced by US of A under CAATSA represent? Where does this fit in? How does Indian military, particularly, navy counter hostile US naval presence in the North Arabian Sea? The US unilateralism and disinterest in what others have to say is a long, very long history. The US has habitually exercised extra-territorial sanctions. So why still insist on becoming a part of the US military alliance and compromise on India's most vital interest?
The history of this cosying up to the US began in 1990, when India allowed USC-141 heavy transport aircrafts transiting from the Philippines to Gulf, to land, refuel in Indian airfields as part of US war efforts against Iraq. From 1991 onwards, the US pushed out with military-to-military relations and Malabar Exercises began in 1992. In 2002, India agreed to provide naval escorts to the US high-value ships transiting Malacca Strait. In 2009, Indian signed End User Monitoring Agreement under US pressure which is required under US Arms Export Control Act. The US assured India then that their control regime would not be "intrusive" and that they will stay away from Indian military bases. In 2002, the US proposed LEMOA which establishes legally binding commitments to ensure the protection of US personnel, US property and supplies and operations conducted from US bases on foreign territories. And signed the LEMOA in 2016.
If one looks back and weighs the pros and cons of India's shift to US orbit it would become clear that the US sees India not as one of the pillars of a multi-polar world but as an ally, regional at best, which shares a long disputed border with China, and a potential rival, therefore, fear of China can be stoked to bring India into its orbit. Long and short of this is that renaming something may be a good marketing ploy but in material terms, it brings no benefit to India.
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