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The regime continues to violate international norms, and it remains hostile to America. The Obama policy has failed.
We should not have been surprised by the reports that the United States may close its embassy in Havana after the State Department confirmed that 25 U.S. diplomats and relatives stationed in the Cuban capital have suffered mysterious sonic assaults. The consequences of the hits include permanent loss of hearing, concussions, light brain trauma, headaches, and constant whistling sounds, all possibly the result of sound waves directed at them.
The injuries suffered by the U.S. diplomats and their families in Havana are clear and grave. “As soon as some of the victims left Cuba, they stopped hearing noises,” the Daily Mail reported, and “some of the victims are still struggling to concentrate or even recall common words, evidence of long-term mental damage.” Raúl Castro has denied that he had foreknowledge of any aggression, but he cannot evade responsibility without implying that his regime is incapable of honoring international treaties that require it to protect foreign diplomats.
Some in Washington have been urging the U.S. government to give Castro the benefit of the doubt. The Cold War is over, they say, and the recent events are nothing but an “inexplicable” lapse in the “constructive” bilateral relations initiated by former president Barack Obama. But the constant internal repression and the international conduct of the Castro regime do not justify a positive evaluation.
The AP reporter is wrong. There is no delicate balance. What there was until the end of the Obama administration was a conscious effort by the White House to ignore Castro’s dangerous anti-American actions that could endanger Obama’s Cuba “legacy.” At the end of the Cold War, the Soviet Union withdrew its troops from East Germany, Poland, Czechoslovakia, and other parts of Central and Eastern Europe. But today, General Castro has so many troops in Venezuela that Luis Almagro, secretary general of the Organization of American States, rightfully called it “an army of occupation.” The Castro dynasty also maintains strong ties to U.S. enemies including Iran, North Korea, Syria, Nicaragua, Ecuador, and Bolivia.
Havana does not respect international norms. Even during the secret negotiations with the Obama administration, Castro was caught smuggling missiles and war planes to North Korea in violation of sanctions imposed by the United Nations. The thousands of U.S. tourists and millions of U.S. dollars they have poured into Cuba’s coffers since Obama lifted U.S. restrictions on travel to Cuba did not prevent the island’s intelligence services from stealing a U.S. missile after a NATO training exercise in Europe. His administration did not even notify Congress that the missile had gone missing until months later, after the Wall Street Journal reported on the case. During those months, the Hellfire missile was no doubt examined by Russian, Chinese, North Korean, Iranian, and other experts.
There is no way to know if any of the injuries would have been prevented had the Department sent home immediately the diplomats stationed in Havana and prevented them from returning until their physical integrity was no longer at risk. Since Castro is incapable of ensuring the diplomats’ safety, President Trump should, at the very least, bring them back to the United States for medical evaluation. They should not returned until the regime explains the assault, identifies the individuals responsible for it, and specifies the measures being taken to prevent further injuries. Havana should punish the attackers or hand them over to U.S. justice.
President Trump should look into the State Department’s slow response to events that began last November. Many key positions in the Department are still occupied by officials who for many years opposed existing U.S. Cuba policy and helped design its reversal under President Obama.
The administration’s policy toward Latin America will remain in limbo until someone supportive of the president’s wariness of the Cuban regime is placed in charge of the Bureau of Western Hemisphere Affairs. Until then, some will continue to argue that the Obama policy needs to be given more time, even three years after he began making concessions, and even as evidence of the regime’s longstanding hostility to the United States continues to mount.
Now some people want Americans to believe that Castro and his security agencies know nothing even though they maintain surveillance of U.S. diplomats in Havana 24 hours a day. This is a regime whose leader rules with an iron fist and whose intelligence services know the most intimate details of the lives of the island’s citizens.
If you believe that Castro was surprised by the sonic assaults on the U.S. embassy, you will probably believe that he knew nothing about the weapons shipment (hidden under a mountain of sugar) for North Korea, or that it was only a “coincidence” that a Russian intelligence ship that monitors U.S. military communications docked in Havana one day before Obama’s negotiators arrived in the Cuban capital for talks on improving U.S.–Cuban relations.
President Trump has been canceling some of his predecessor’s initiatives. U.S. policies on Cuba remain complicated, but there’s no doubt that bureaucrats in the State Department, Castro’s friends in Washington, and those who put profits ahead of principle are resisting any effort to reverse Obama’s legacy in this area.
A Cuban delegation, led by intelligence official Josefina Vidal, met last week with State Department officials in Washington and declared that Cuba “has never perpetrated and never would allow actions of that nature, and has never permitted others to use its territory for that purpose.” Trump should reject Castro’s excuses and demand that Havana ensure that the recent aggressions against U.S. diplomats will not recur. Until that matter is resolved, Cuban diplomats should be sent back to Havana, where they can help with the reconstruction of the island after Hurricane Irma.
The fundamental issue now is the physical safety of the diplomats and their families. The attacks that took place are a sonic version of sniper attacks, reminiscent of Fidel Castro’s use of the telescopic sight of his famous rifle, during the revolution, to kill Batista-government soldiers while he remained at a safe distance.
Five U.S. senators have urged the president to close the embassy. Their logic is unassailable: What is the purpose of stationing American diplomats in Cuba if their physical safety cannot be guaranteed?
If the Cold War is over and Raúl Castro wants normal relations with the United States, such skullduggery cannot be ignored, and his government’s violation of U.S. diplomatic pouches must also cease. If the Cold War is over, Havana must remove the thousands of soldiers it has deployed to help maintain Nicolás Maduro’s repressive government in Venezuela.
Some weeks ago the president asked for a report on American fugitives wanted by the FBI for murdering American police officers. The fugitives live in Havana under the regime’s protection. Raúl Castro calls those fugitives from American justice “American exiles.” They should be returned to face justice in America.
This could be a defining moment. Last week President Trump told the United Nations General Assembly that “the Iran deal was one of the worst and one-sided transactions the United States has ever entered into.” The Cuban deal is another example of Obama’s one-sided concession to a regime hostile to the United States.
Trump needs to ensure that men and women committed to his worldview are running key State Department bureaus. The Obama holdovers could be assigned to embassies with little responsibility for American strategy or regional policies. There they will no longer be in a position to keep important national-security matters secret from the American people.
Once he is fully briefed, President Trump is not likely to ignore the plight of our diplomats. Expect him to insist that the Castro regime must stop its anti-American policies before its relations with the United States can return to normal. In that effort, the president will have the support of the American public.


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Disputes over money can often lead to the breakup of a marriage, and when they occur, these disputes commonly persist throughout the divorce process. If you and your spouse can't come to agreement on your own, the court is tasked with figuring out where the money originated and how it should be divided after the divorce.
In a divorce, the first step in property division is to determine which assets are subject to division. Most states take the position that property acquired by either spouse before the marriage, as well as most property received as inheritance or gift during the marriage, is deemed "separate property" and not subject to division. All other property, regardless of which spouse holds title, is generally considered marital property and is subject to division.
Sometimes separate property doesn't stay separate, however. If separate property is mixed with marital property so that the source cannot be traced, the court may assume the property in question is marital property. This is known as commingling, and it can easily occur with money. For example, if you received an inheritance during the marriage and deposited it into a joint checking account that you and your spouse both use, you may have difficulty showing what remaining cash is marital and which is separate, so the court will likely consider all the money in the account to be marital property.
Once the court has determined which property is subject to division, the amount of money each spouse receives depends on state law. Some states take the position that both spouses are co-owners in all marital property. In these states, the court generally makes an even 50/50 division of the marital assets between a couple. Other states look at both monetary and non-monetary contributions to the marriage, as well as the needs of the parties, in an effort to reach a fair division. In these states, the resulting division may or may not be equal.
Although cash is easy to separate during property division, some assets do not lend themselves to being split. Examples include real estate and other forms of personal property, such as cars, art, or pets. In these situations, money owned by the couple can be very useful in balancing out assets that only one spouse can take. For example, if one spouse takes a car worth $20,000, the other spouse might take an extra $10,000 in cash. Cash may be used to balance out extra marital debts that one spouse takes on.
Sharing of finances can be an important component to marriage. Using joint bank accounts can provide greater flexibility for paying expenses, as well as give the couple a feeling of interdependence. However, if the couple decides to get divorced, each spouse may attempt to claim ownership of money held in these accounts. Understanding the difficulties that courts typically encounter when attempting to classify bank accounts during property division, will help prepare you for your divorce.
Tangible property is anything you can touch, including vehicles, houses and family photos. In a divorce, all tangible property that is part of the marital estate is subject to division during a divorce. Dividing up tangible property acquired during years of marriage can intensify emotional stress and drive up legal fees. Deciding what to do with the family home can be difficult, but it is easy to put a dollar value on it by having it appraised. Deciding who gets to keep sentimental items that might not be worth a lot of money can sometimes be more difficult.
Couples who decide to divorce often wonder how their property will be split, or how much say they have in the matter. The answers to these questions depend, in large part, on where you live and the character of the property in question. Ohio is an equitable distribution state, meaning that courts split your marital property in a manner that is intended to be fair and just, based on factors set forth in state law.
What Assets Are Protected From Divorce Settlements?

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While Father’s Day has been celebrated for hundreds of years, it was not observed in the United States until the 20th century and might not have gained attention without the creation of Mother’s Day.
Here’s some good news for red wine drinkers and just in time for Mother’s Day.
Some of us love to have a glass of red wine with dinner every once in a while. Of course, the catch is that it often leaves the teeth stained, so maybe it’s not such a good idea to order it on your first date or while out on a business dinner. Potential teeth staining aside, there are a lot of reasons to think that it might NOT be bad for your oral health.
Valentine’s Day* is this month. The ever-present tiny candy hearts we see this month have “Kiss Me” printed on them. You’re more likely to exchange chocolate “Kisses” with someone this month. Make sure your mouth is in good health because, as it turns out, a kiss is more than just a kiss.
The GOOD news is that kissing stimulates saliva, which can help fight cavities. However, the BAD news is that you may run the risk of getting unwanted germs, illnesses or diseases instead of candy, flowers or cards this Valentine’s Day.
Every year we all make a variety of new year’s resolutions, but unfortunately many of us don’t follow through. If you want to take better care when looking after your teeth and gums this year, these five resolutions may help you.
We might be biased, but there’s nothing as attractive as a healthy smile. But many of us take our toothbrush for granted. We go to the store and pick one that’s on sale or has our favorite color. But, have you ever wondered what the ideal toothbrush is for you? Are electric toothbrushes better than manual ones? Are soft bristles more effective than hard ones for eliminating plaque?
We tend NOT to think about our tongue until it hurts. When it does hurt, we find out quickly just how important the tongue is for eating, swallowing, and speaking.


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I love this song. If you know me you know I’m a sucker for progressive, genre-bending music. Minsk has proven to a progressive music outlet that is hard to match in the current musical landscape. They combine a clean and smooth soundscapes with brutal and epic bursts of energy with a synergy that’s difficult to pull off.
A lot of the music I post is a journey; an entire experience that shouldn’t be thrown through the passive consumerist echo-chamber most people experience music in. If you’re a regular reader at AllMetalEverything.com then you know that Mink’s “The Chalice and the Dagger” is for you.
By the way; I want to give a special shout out to the label Czar of Crickets. Everything they have sent to me is above average content and they deserve way more recognition. I’m going to do what I can to make it happen.
For more Minsk check out their Bandcamp and Instagram.

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Bebe Fashion » Feeding your baby? Valuable tips that will help you do it right!
Feeding your baby? Valuable tips that will help you do it right!
Parenting is not an easy job, especially when it comes to feeding your baby. So you are always confused about your baby’s food. Always asking yourself and may be others, “Is this good for the baby? Will this food make my baby stronger and healthier? What should my baby eat to stay fit all the time?” Between all these questions, it might become difficult sometimes to choose the best thing for your baby.
But, hey, we are here to guide you in the right way on how to feed your baby, so that he stays happy and healthy, always.
Don’t give your baby all the sugary stuff, just because he likes it. There are side effects of all those sugary candies, chewing gums, or any other such stuff. Just feed him with some healthy fruits and veggies, so that he grows into a healthier child in the coming future. Add milk and baby’s food to the diet to complete a healthy meal.
Of course, it may seem an easier option to shirk work and make your little one eat junk food. But, trust us, such awful habits will only have a negative impact on your baby. don’t force your cutie to eat those junk, in fact, cook everything at home and that too by adding a twist to every dish.
Also, when you stop your baby to eat such food, he will tend to eat more fruits and veggies, which is enough to keep him healthier.
Get your kids cook some great food, if his age and interests allow him. When children are involved in preparing meals, chances are they will it more. If they are old enough, give them a chance to chop the veggies and even slice some fruits. You both can try cooking some healthy dishes, which your kid will remember for the rest of his life. The salad is always an amazing option to prepare with your kiddo.
It totally depends on you how you want to prepare your baby for a healthier future. Following these tips can surely help you. Also, try to communicate with your kids daily, so that they share a superb relationship with you.
Try these tips to feed your baby in the right way today!
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*Genuine Starbucks® Reusable Cup that I personalize just for you. The size is 16 oz.
Makes a great End of Year Thank You Gift or Banquet Gift for your supportive Moms and Dads!
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text: This episode of Crash Course in Politics provides a general overview of your First Amendment right to free speech. Theoretically, this right allows you to critique the government without fear of retaliation. But it’s essential to remember that not ALL speech is protected equally under the First Amendment, and it only applies to the government. Therefore, just because you have a right to free speech doesn’t mean your private employer, for instance, can’t fire you for something you say (unless your work for the government and then things get a bit more complicated). Discussed are significant Supreme Court cases that have brought us to our current definition of free speech, and some of the more controversial aspects of free speech – like hate speech.


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The curved EM-C with plastic modular chain and a stainless steel frame is the right solution to convey products through a curve in any hygienically critical environment. For the curved part any angle between 15 and 180° can be made.
Additionally the EM-C comes in a very slim design. Because of the small inner radius it can be used in confined spaces. The frame is only 16 mm wider than the chain itself. And at the deflecting roller, the brackets only add 52 mm of width. The whole height including the chain is only 95 mm.
As a standard the EM-C can be produced in 4 different chain widths between 147 and 607 mm with a lead time of only a few days.
Its plastic modular chain can be easily cleaned and is especially hard wearing. Any broken or worn links can be exchanged individually, which allows rapid maintenance.
Before and after the curved part itself, a straight part should always be planned in to guarantee a smooth running of the belt. The minimum length is 500 mm each. Longer straight distances can of course also be included in the layout.
With the wide range of GEPPERT accessories available, the EM-C can easily be adapted to almost any specific need. For further details of our accessories please refer to the column “Lot of Accessories”.
To equip the EM-C with a support system, we recommend to use the two legged stainless steel design as shown on this page. It is infinitely adjustable in height and should be used in a number corresponding with the total length of the system.
147, 301, 454 and 607 mm. Other widths are available upon request.
350 mm at 147 mm, 700 mm at 301 mm, 1050 mm at 454 mm and 1400 mm at 607 mm.
500 to 6.000 mm each. All intermediate lengths are possible.
from 15 to 180°. All intermediate angles are possible.
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Other belt speeds are possible on request.
Connection for 220/240 – 380/415 V, 50 Hz. Protection type IP 65.
This drive can be supplied together with a motor protection switch incorporating an emergency off. It has a 2 metre supply cable and CEE plug and is of protection type IP 65.
v = approx. 2,2-7,8 / 4,2-14,6 / 6,2-21,8 / 8,3-29,1 / 12,5-43,7 or 17,8-62,4 m/min.
to 230V 50 Hz and has a protection type of IP 65. The frequency controller incorporates a digital motor protection switch.
Standard is of 50 kg. Higher loads are possible on request.

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Vendor Neutrality – By locking into a free tool, you can be limiting your flexibility to choose best of breed tools. This hampers your ability to compete with competitors and misses the opportunity to build a strategic differentiator on data.
Tealium’s solution consultants are knowledgeable and ready to help you strategise your data integration plan to transform your customer experience efforts.

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Jane was a widow and taught obedience and a variety of other things to dogs and their owners in her home. Her stories about her students, four or two-legged, always made me laugh. I'd say we shared training techniques, but she taught me so much more than I taught her. We shared a passion for raising puppies right, knowing that their little brains start learning from a very early age and giving them a great start in life. We also shared a sense of wonder at just how much dogs actually understand, far more than most people realize.
My favorite story about Jane is the time when she called me several months before the Beaumont National. She had a mission (Jane was often on a mission). We were both to have beautiful hands by the time we got to Beaumont. Every night she would apply a liberal amount of a moisturizing agent to her hands and then don a pair of plain white gloves while she slept, and I was to do the same. Shortly after that conversation, I received a pair of white gloves in the mail with a note from Jane instructing me to get to work on my hands. When I saw her in Beaumont the first words out of her mouth were "let me see your hands."
is notorious for being a trifle slow about returning phone calls. I hated to do it but sometimes I'd simply have to call Jane to find out where our friend was and Jane would offer to pass a message along. She was a big help to me.
Jane most recently was the chair of the Dual Title Awards committee, but wasn't able to attend the 2009 National. When she knew she wouldn't be going to Ohio, she called and asked me if I would do her a big favor and read the list of Dual Award winners at the Annual Meeting. I couldn't say no. She asked me to do that again for the Utah National since she wasn't coming in until Friday, and of course I did. It was a small thing to do for the lady who did so much for me and our club. For many years she co-chaired the Obedience committee with Dalene McIntire. Obedience and Agility were two of her passions. When trying to understand why she was taken from us so suddenly. a friend said "it must be that they needed someone to train the great dogs in heaven."
Jane's love for her dogs, both German Shepherds and Cocker Spaniels, was beyond measure. They were her first thought in everything she did. Win or lose, it didn't matter - they were her kids. Jane would want me to mention 2x Am Sel Exc. 2x Can Sel Ch. Kaleef's It's All About Me OFA H/E, aka Jabba. She was disappointed when he did not go Select in Beaumont, thrilled when he went Select in Ohio and even more thrilled when he went Select again in Utah. She and Jabba were a team and I know his big heart is breaking. I also know she's watching over him and is pleased that he will be living with someone Jane holds in high regard, who will love and cherish Jabba the way she did.
For those who were not fortunate enough to have know Jane, here is an email she sent to many of us two days after Christmas. "In this crazy time with all of us trying to accomplish way too many tasks, multi-tasking has become a way of life. Yesterday I outdid myself by 'triple-tasking.' I had my agility Cocker trotting away on the treadmill (she loves that), Havoc was next to the treadmill on the grooming table after just having been bathed, being blown dry with me holding the dryer while I was pedaling away on my bike which was next to the grooming table. I'm sure it must have looked rather weird, but I got a lot accomplished in much less time, plus riding the bike wasn't quite so awful."
That was Jane in a nutshell. It was first, last and always about the dogs and making sure that she made time to attend to their every need. She could never understand people who took their dogs for granted, and she was often instrumental in re-homing dogs in need.
Oddly I awoke this morning thinking of Jane, probably because my hands look terrible - nine 9-week-old puppies will do that to you - and I thought that I hadn't spoken with her recently and should call her. Then I turned on the computer and learned it was too late.I know that Jane would want us all to take two lessons from her untimely passing. First be absolutely sure that someone knows who will care for your dogs if something like this happens to you. Second, never let the demands of life get in the way of telling the people in your life how much they mean to you, how much you treasure their friendship. Never take for granted that there will be time for them tomorrow, because there may be no tomorrow.
Rest in peace, sweet Jane. We shall miss you always.

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The winning lots are coffees have each been cupped a minimum of five different times during the COE cupping process with two different juries. The lot size indicates the number of 30kg boxes. Each box contains two 15kg vacuum-packed bags.
Koki Miura Japan Nagahama Coffee Inc.
Hiroki Sato Japan Wataru & Co., Ltd.
9 Fazenda Riacho Da Tapera 13 $7.20/lb $6,192.00 Nagahama Coffee Inc.
13 Fazenda Bom Fim 10 $8.10/lb $5,357.18 UCC Ueshima Coffee Co., Ltd.
15 Sitio Santana 15 $5.70/lb $5,654.40 Wataru & Co., Ltd.
18 Tijuco 29 $6.40/lb $12,275.20 Wataru & Co., Ltd.
19 Fazenda Monte Verde 10 $5.70/lb $3,767.70 Linking Coffee Co., Ltd.
23 Sítio Santa Barbara 28 $5.60/lb $10,371.20 Honu Kato Coffee Inc.
24 Fazenda Tanque (2016) 27 $5.60/lb $10,001.60 Nippon Coffee Trading Co., Ltd.

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At AspireHR, Human Resources Information Systems (HRIS) is what we do. This focus and specialization, as well as being a user of SuccessFactors, has helped us build a reputable model for successful implementations of and releases within SuccessFactors. AspireHR has the experience and knowledge to ensure that your SuccessFactors implementation or release project is completed quickly and efficiently.
Cloud technology allows for the seamless transfer of data and information between multiple devices in any location. SuccessFactors puts your business processes inside cloud technology and makes it possible for users to perform managerial, recruiting, and personnel actions from any device or location.
A recruiter in Paris, France can send a potential candidate’s profile from his PC to the position’s hiring manager in Paris, Texas on her iPhone within the SuccessFactors system.
An employee can update direct deposit information with their BlackBerry from the bank teller’s desk.
A manager can give feedback from their Android to an employee for their performance while in a long line at the DMV.
In using multiple devices from any location and with the speed associated with sharing data “in the cloud,” many worry about the security surrounding cloud technology. To calm those nerves, SuccessFactors offers access control/physical security, application security, data encryption/cryptographic controls, anti-virus security, network protection, and information security incident management. And if all of that fails, SuccessFactors also offers backups, failovers, and redundancy. Then, as a third level of protection, SuccessFactors has multiple database locations globally. With the SuccessFactors Cloud, your most sensitive business data is ensured safe.
Whether implementing SuccessFactors for the first time or applying a new module, AspireHR can guide you through the process to project success.
AspireHR’s SuccessFactors implementation services and deployments are based on our proven client-centric methodology. Our methodology is a multi-phased approach designed to ensure a successful and on-time implementation of SuccessFactors suite. SuccessFactors customers have benefited from the flexibility, reduced risk, knowledge transfer, and on-time delivery that this methodology delivers.
Our SuccessFactors Certified Consultants can also help you turn on new functionality from SuccessFactors releases following the AspireHR methodology. SuccessFactors provides four optional releases per year, which offer enhancements and additional functionalities for your SuccessFactors system. These new features introduced should be implemented by an expert, such as an AspireHR consultant.


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John Lewis, a U.S. congressman and leader of the Civil Rights Movement, will be the speaker at Caltech's 124th annual commencement ceremony. The ceremony will take place at 10 a.m. on Friday, June 15, on Beckman Mall on Caltech's campus and also will be live-streamed online.
Lewis, who is known as "the conscience of Congress," has dedicated his life to protecting human rights and securing civil liberties both through social movements and as an elected official.
"His example of intellectual courage matched by moral fortitude should inspire the Class of 2018 as they take their next steps forward in life," Caltech president Thomas F. Rosenbaum said in his announcement to the Caltech community, noting that Lewis's visit comes in the same year in which Caltech observes the anniversary of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s 1958 visit to campus.
Lewis was first inspired to join the Civil Rights Movement as a young boy who saw the activism surrounding the Montgomery Bus Boycott and heard King speak on the radio. In 1963, as a student at Fisk University, Lewis became chairman of the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee, organizing lunch counter sit-ins and voter registration drives across the segregated South. He was the youngest of the Big Six leaders behind the 1963 March on Washington, the occasion of King's "I Have a Dream" speech, and, two years later, at age 25, led more than 600 peaceful protestors across the Edmund Pettus Bridge in Selma, Alabama. State troopers attacked the demonstrators, a brutal confrontation that would later be recognized as a turning point in the movement and in American history.
Lewis was elected to Congress in 1986, and has since then represented Georgia's Fifth Congressional District. More recently, his graphic novel trilogy, March, which documents the history of the Civil Rights Movement, has received awards including the American Library Association's Coretta Scott King Book Award and the National Book Award in Young People's Literature.
Lewis himself is the recipient of numerous honors including the John F. Kennedy Library Foundation's Profile in Courage Award and the Presidential Medal of Freedom.

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The Republic of Moldova has reached an overall score of 0.49 for the Rule of Law Index 2019, according to the World Justice Project (WJP) Report. The score is calculated on a scale from 0 (the minimum score) to 1 (the maximum score). Therefore, Moldova ranks 83rd out of 126 countries globally and the 9th out of 13 countries at the regional level (Eastern Europe and Central Asia).
For one year, Moldova has not made any significant improvements. The 2019 score of Moldova remained the same as compared to 2018. An equal score was obtained by Vietnam and China at the global level, these countries being listed on the 81st and 82nd positions respectively. On the 84th and the 85th positions are listed El Salvador and Kyrgyzstan.
The Republic of Moldova obtained the lowest score for the following aspects: “lack of corruption” – 0.32, being ranked 109th out of 126 and “criminal justice” – 0.34, occupying the 97th position. For the aspect “order and security” Moldova got the best score from all 8 evaluated aspects (factors) – 0.8 out of 1 or the 28th position out of 126.
The Rule of Law Index was also calculated by income. The Republic of Moldova was ranked the 11th out of 30 countries in the category “lower middle income”, after Vietnam and Ukraine.
At the top of the WJP Rule of Law Index for 2019 at the global level stand the Nordic countries –Denmark, Norway and Finland, followed by Sweden, Netherlands and Germany. The last positions are occupied by the Democratic Republic of Congo, Cambodia and Venezuela.
The study was conducted by the non-governmental organization “The World Justice Project” whose goal is to promote the rule of law for the development of equality and social opportunities in the world.
The Rule of Law Index 2019 presents a portrait of the rule of law in 126 countries by providing scores and rankings based on eight factors: constraints on government powers, absence of corruption, open government, fundamental rights, order and security, regulatory enforcement, civil justice, and criminal justice.
The country scores and rankings are derived from more than 120,000 household surveys and 3,800 expert surveys in the analysed countries and jurisdictions. The Index is the world’s most comprehensive dataset of its kind and the only to rely principally on primary data, measuring countries’ adherence to the rule of law from the perspective of ordinary people and their experiences.
According to the World Justice Project (WJP) report, an effective rule of law reduces corruption, combats poverty and disease, and protects people from injustices large and small. Everyone is affected by the issues of safety, rights, justice, and governance. That is why, the Rule of Law Index is one of the most important indicators that needs to be taken into consideration.


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Top and tail the gooseberries. Then heat gently in a saucepan with the sugar. When they are soft, remove from the heat and allow to cool.
Put the gooseberries in a blender and whizz until you get a lovely mush. Push through a sieve to remove the pips.
Add the custard and stir well.
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Tatina Spire, Groundhog Day, and Mt. Haffner, attempt. British climbers Mark Reeves and Steve Sinfield visited the Tatina Glacier for a short stay in late May and June. Having waited five days in Talkeetna for the weather to improve enough to risk attempting a flight in, they were surprised by perfect blue skies during their first morning at base camp. After quickly packing, they headed north down the glacier to the far end of Mt. Haffner’s west face, where they discovered a less-than-vertical granite slab. The pair climbed 14 pitches of British VS/HVS in wonderful sunshine, before the slab merged with the lower reaches of a snow basin, and the terrain became unpleasant. Increasing clouds and the water feature up which they were now climbing combined to force a retreat. At 6 p.m. they began rappelling and arrived on the glacier at 9:30. They regained base camp at midnight.
It rained for the next four days, but on the fifth the weather cleared, allowing Reeves and Sinfield to start up their proposed new line with 100m of static line, a 60m lead rope and another 60m of 8mm static. The first four pitches (VS to HVS) led to an undercut traverse out to a hanging corner. This corner gave three pitches of slightly damp E2/3, with a couple of aid moves on the first and around 10m of aid on the second (A0/A1). They climbed the remaining seven pitches (up to E3) and reached the top at 1 a.m. They rappelled the route in three hours and regained base camp shortly before 5 a.m. The 14-pitch route has been christened Groundhog Day and has difficulties of E3 5b/5c or 5.10c R and A0/A1.
With their hands trashed from jamming, the pair radioed for a flight and were picked up at the start of the unusual heat wave that affected all Alaska.

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Aside from new features, what are the main differences in the between the latest version of TriCaster Advanced Edition and prior versions?
IsoCorder now records each of the 4 configurable outputs by default. ISO recording an input will require routing the desired input to one of the 4 available outputs.
The switcher layout has been revised for better consistency between models.
The switcher now includes 4 additional external inputs, with external inputs numbering 1-8 for TriCaster 460, 410 and Mini, and numbering 1-12 for TriCaster 8000 and TriCaster 860. The 4 new inputs replace NET inputs 1 and 2, the Buffer input, and Black on Bank 1 of the switcher. Discrete input channels for Buffers 1-15 and Black are now located on Bank 2 of the switcher.
The configuration panel for each switcher input now provides independent source selection from any local hardware input or accessible NDI source, with thumbnail previews of all sources.
Input connection type and resolution selections have been relocated to the consolidated Hardware configuration panel, which replaces the Output configuration panel. The Hardware configuration panel also contains Output, Genlock, and PTZ settings.
Support for Apple AirPlay, external HTTP, RTSP, and RTMP sources and direct camera input over IP is no longer available.
All systems have 4 configurable, NDI-compatible outputs, plus stream and display port outputs.
User Interface and Multiview source monitors for external inputs are now labeled “INPUT #” rather than “CAMERA #”.
The PREVIZ feature replaces the Effect View feature previously supported by Advanced Edition versions of TriCaster 8000 and 860, and is now also supported by TriCaster 460, 410 and Mini.
DSK and KEY layer toolsets now include a full-time, full-motion video preview of the selected source and a small thumbnail image of the selected transition effect for each overlay. Positioner and speed controls have also been relocated for better navigation and use.
The Comp Engine is available on the switcher and each M/E for TriCaster 8000, 860 and 460.
16 all-purpose presets, primarily to support Comp Engine presets, replace the 8 LiveSet presets (or “shot boxes”) for each M/E in TriCaster 8000, 860 and 460. TriCaster 410 and Mini will also have 16 presets per M/E, but these only support LiveSet effects – Advanced Edition software for TriCaster 410 and Mini does not include the Comp Engine feature.
The audio mixer has single slider faders for each audio input and output. The audio configuration panel for each input and output has independent faders for each audio channel for sub-mixing.
Each audio channel provides independent source selection from local inputs or NDI sources.
The new audio routing system allows unprecedented configuration—particularly for applications using mix-minus, such as TalkShow workflows.


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The current Notice of Privacy Practices is posted at our main office and at each site where we provide care. Easter Seals reserves the right to change the terms of our Notice of Privacy Practices effective for all health information we already have about you as well as any health information we receive in the future. Any revised Notice will be posted as stated above. You may also receive a copy of any revised Notice of Policy Practices by contacting our Privacy Officer.

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text: We are excited to offer this 2019 Toyota Camry. This Toyota includes: CARPET MAT PACKAGE Floor Mats 50 STATE EMISSIONS MUDGUARDS (PPO) BLIND SPOT MONITOR W/REAR CROSS TRAFFIC ALERT Blind Spot Monitor Cross-Traffic Alert CONVENIENCE PACKAGE Keyless Start Power Door Locks Keyless Entry *Note - For third party subscriptions or services, please contact the dealer for more information.* Everyone hates the gas pump. Skip a few gas stations with this super fuel efficient ToyotaCamry. The Toyota Camry SE will provide you with everything you have always wanted in a car -- Quality, Reliability, and Character. Beautiful color combination with 0040 exterior over Black interior making this the one to own! We look forward to seeing you soon! Please call us for more information.

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text: Welcome to the Introductory video to all platforms for Swift Shift Managers. This video gives you a clear overview of how the Swift Shift app and web application are meant to be used by both managers and employees. Please make sure to distribute this video widely among managers, and spread the word about how to use Swift Shift most effectively. If you do so, your team and organization will benefit the most from our product, and it will make your lives easier. Best of Luck, and Thank You for choosing Swift Shift!


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Are you charged with child abuse or neglect? Is Kentucky Child Protective Services (CPS) or the Cabinet for Health and Family Services (CHFS) investigating you and threatening to take your children away? If so, it is critical that you speak with an experienced lawyer right away. Simply put, the Commonwealth of Kentucky is not on your side—and swift legal action is needed to help prevent removal of your children. A lot of times, CPS has removed children without proper legal authority and Attorney Krsna Tibbs has been successful in regaining his client’s children and keeping their families together.
Krsna Tibbs is a seasoned attorney who is passionate about helping individuals uphold their rights, and families stay together. He has successfully defended countless clients against child abuse charges and is prepared to intervene on your behalf in such matters. Learn more about Attorney Tibbs and his services today. Please read reviews about how he has helped other clients facing similar stories of wrongful removal by CPS.
A veteran of the Jefferson County court system, Attorney Tibbs is well-acquainted with the local family and child abuse statutes. He knows that CPS cases often begin in family court with dependency, neglect, and abuse (DNA) charges, and may lead to criminal charges of various kinds.
Attorney Krsna Tibbs practices extensively in family and criminal law. He knows how to investigate the case against you and fight for your rights, no matter how serious the charges. He has experience with all types of cases, including those that involve false allegations. He takes seriously each client’s rights to the presumption of innocence. Plus, Attorney Tibbs—well-known for his rigorous approach to trail preparation—always does the legwork to ensure your case is as strong as possible from a legal standing. Clients of Tibbs Law Office can expect the best possible legal outcome, no matter the nature of the charges brought against them.
In addition, our firm can assist you with domestic violence orders/emergency protective orders (DVO/EPOs) and interpersonal protective orders (IPOs). It is important to have a lawyer represent you at the hearing(s) so your side of the story is presented to the judge.
If you have an order taken out against you, you must understand the restrictions and consequences. DVOs and IPOs can last for up to three years. You may be ordered to leave the home you share with the accuser and to pay temporary spousal and/or child support. You may not be allowed to see your children.
What’s more, if you violate one of these orders, you will face additional criminal charges. Violation of protective orders is considered contempt of court. You will likely be arrested and may be sentenced to jail time.
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Cancer Support Community East Tennessee is excited to present our annual Fall Luncheon and Silent Auction! Please join us for this festive afternoon of celebrating survivorship. Guests will have the opportunity to bid on an array of wonderful auction items, enjoy a delicious lunch and hear insightful words from our guest speaker, Lisa Patton.
A breast cancer survivor, Lisa Patton considers her primary roles to be mother, writer, event speaker and animal lover. She is the author of bestselling novel Whistlin’ Dixie in a Nor’easter as well as Yankee Doodle Dixie and Southern as a Second Language. An alumna of the University of Alabama who grew up in Memphis, Lisa later moved to Vermont to run an inn for three years. Her Southern upbringing and time spent up North provided the perfect dichotomous pair to influence her writing.
An individual ticket is $70 and can be purchased by clicking the “Buy Tickets Online Now!” button above. Sponsorship and Table Host opportunities are available. Please contact Ashley Siferd at ASiferd@CancerSupportET.org or (865) 546-4661 for more information.
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Let’s talk about the elephant in the room – those within your organization who unintentionally or intentionally try to undermine your work and the work of your division for their career enhancement. We have all experienced it. Few, if any of us, discuss it.
Today, I’d like to introduce you to the self-appointed communications expert. You may have met him or her or maybe you’ve not yet met. Eventually, you will.
My story begins with a well-intentioned colleague and former communications professional. In my first week I heard the following phrase that I would often hear repeated: “I am the communications expert”. This was repeated, loudly, at every opportunity. Now you and I can psychoanalyze away on the “whys” and “wherefore’s” of this behavior but I am no psychology expert.
The lesson here is to learn how to ensure your self-appointed expert does not derail the work of your department.
First, take whatever the expert says or does with a grain of salt. Do not let it get under your skin. Stay focused on your long-term strategy and on the work produced by your division.
Second, ensure your CEO understands what your vision, strategy and ideas are clearly and simply. The “expert” will use many different tactics, convincing the CEO that she or he can only trust the expert, sending emails to leadership providing communications advice that may be counter to your advice. This is where having champions will help you. Cultivate champions throughout the organization who are senior enough to have a voice at the table and can advocate against any such attempts at undermining you and your team. They will also be more aware of what is happening behind closed doors than you and can keep you informed.
Third, if you feel comfortable, take the “expert” to lunch and have a discussion with them on where you stand, why you came to the organization, what you hope to achieve. Let them know that you would like to work with them to help advance their goals within the organization and externally. There are two benefits with this approach – it will help improve your relationship and it will enable the “expert” to see what skills you and the team have. It may shine some light on their perceptions and provide you with some insight into that individual’s situation. As they say, keep your enemies close.
Fourth, if the CEO allows the “expert” to seize the conversation on communications and the strategy, it’s time to have the talk. Don’t become the scapegoat for the larger internal and leadership issues your organization may be facing. There could be trust issues, a long-standing business relationship that is being protected or other issues you are not aware of. At this point, it’s time to put all your cards on the table and be prepared to walk if that is the case. You deserve to be with an organization that respects your experience and talent.
No one wins in the battle of who is or is not the communications expert in your organization. You were hired for the role. It’s you. If you are not empowered to execute on your work, no one wins – not you, and definitely not the organization. Your job is to ensure that everyone internally and externally recognizes the work of your division and its role in enhancing the overall image and reputation of your organization’s brand.
Stay focused on your long-term strategy. Do not let the self-styled expert derail you mentally or emotionally.
Ensure that your CEO has a clear understanding of your long-term strategy and vision at all times.
Cultivate champions at the senior level. They can support your work and help minimize any negative impact from the “expert”.
Don’t become the scapegoat for an organization that is either toxic, mismanaged or crippling along with internal damage. Go where you and your talents are appreciated and fostered.
Always try to mentor those that are younger than you in their careers. Sometimes the recipient is open to it, sometimes they are not, but your job as a leader is to at least try. Never try to do the opposite – we cannot see the future and that younger colleague may end up being your boss one-day.


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the World Challenge a year ago. He won at Hilton Head on the U.S.
Championships in Doral and Shanghai.
the way up to No. 12.
Woods won the vote as the best player on the U.S. PGA Tour.
and Firestone – and there would be no debate.
who are all on form.
much weight is given a major.
that not even he thought he could win.
Who won the most meaningful major this year? Mickelson or Scott?
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summer when the Swede began to shine.
Cup and Race to Dubai in the same season.
year at No. 1 – McIlroy. He still had a good view.
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Riding behind a commercial motorcycle in the ancient north-central city of Kano, Nigeria is a wonderfully two-pronged experience. While it gives you an easy and faster escape from the terrible traffic congestion and its antecedent effects, it also provides the chance to be refreshed with air – a freshness determined by exactly which location of the city you are in–which brings reprieve from the scorching heat in a city, fast transiting into the desert region, in the agro-ecological classification of Nigeria. Kano is a beautiful city, carved out of the clayey material remains of the alluvial plains of central Nigeria, with a very rich history and conservative society, according to Islamic norms. As much as the vegetative metamorphosis is ongoing, the vagaries of globalisation seem to be fast on its heels.
With the mammoth Kasuwan Kwari – a haven for textile, dates, rubber and plastic merchants, to name a few – nestled almost at the centre of the metropolis, little wonder the tag, “centre of commerce” has come to stay, much to the despair of other cities like Onitsha, and Potiskum. Lagos remaina unaffected by the competition, as it is in its own right, the “centre of excellence”. The city of Kano, written in the annals of time is today an agglomeration of nine local governments of the total 44 which make up Kano State. Characterized by thick traditional clay defense walls and gates, the original plan of the old city brings repute to the ancient planners, who had made the city impregnable, a commercial bliss and a tourist’s destination.
Kano boasts a wealth of astute business men, ranging from Alhassan Datata who had surpassed Umaru Sharubutu Koki and Maikano Agogo by 1922, to become the city’s richest man. He is the great grandfather of Africa’s richest billionaire today, conglomerate magnate Aliko Dangote, who amongst business interests in flour, sugar, cement, oil and confectioneries, is currently developing a tomato processing plant by the expressway before you enter the city. The Sharada, Challawa and Bwopai Industrial Estates are situated in the city, which has an Export Promotion Zone.
Notorious for its tye and dye, the Maitatsine uprising, the Durbar and the groundnut pyramids, Kano is a ‘wonder’ in Nigerian history and mythology. In January 2012 however, it was a scene of deadly bombings carried out by the terrorist group Boko Haram which targeted government installations in the city. This, they claimed was a retribution for the city’s support for the federal government’s effort in ending their activities. Also, for the fist time in as much as 200 years, the traditional Eid Durbar – a festival of class, pageantry, royal show-off and affirmation of loyalty of the polity to the ruler – was called off in August, due to a a variety of reasons including security challenges, and the illness of the Emir, His Royal Highness, Dr. Ado Bayero – San Kano.
Before the bombings, the city gained acclaim during the #OccupyNigeria protests organized by the Save Nigeria group, then seeking the reversal of the presidency’s decision to remove fuel subsidies. Protesters took to the Silver Jubilee Square, and renamed it “Subsidy Square”, though the naming didn’t stand the test of time. A British Broadcasting Service reporter approximated the number of protesters who camped there – a la Egypt’s Tahrir Square during the Arab spring – at 2000. Protesters followed goings-on across the country, via their mobile phones and transistor radios as they made a name for themselves. The Murtala Mohammed ICT Park, a gigantic structure built by the state government to be the information technology hub, towered behind them. Even a twitter account, @Kano, emerged from the event, highlighting the growing influence of information technology in a highly conservative and perceived illiterate society (though it is true that only 35 percent of the population are literate).
The Goron Dutse and Dalla hills overlook the city, with the Gidan Makama museum housed in a 15th century monument and the Kurmi Market where you can get the best of handcrafts, nestled in the old city. The Aminu Kano International Airport, the country’s largest cargo airport is situated outside the old city, where the first recorded flight to the city landed at the polo field, in 1925. While the railway system is getting a facelift, a bus or a tricycle ride around, is another experience of its own.
However, a phenomenon scarring the beauty that is Kano is the mass of waste produced which is improperly disposed and managed. This has not only polluted the air and land, but also the ground water system, which traditionally supplies the bulk of residents who are still waiting for government pipes to reach them. Combined with poor housing planning and hygiene, a contamination of the water system would result in a quick fire cholera epidemic. In 2001, well over 700 people died and thousands more hospitalised. The World Socialist web site reports that up until 2001, the only year in which Kano had not suffered a disease epidemic was 1997, but the year before, there was a triple epidemic, with almost 15000 people suffering from cerebrospinal meningitis.
Most worrisome, are the flecks of sand that settle between the lips, eyelids and eyebrows, when you ride the motorcycle around Kano. While you might have to wait for the harmattan winds to bring you any evidence of the fast encroaching desert in the middle belt and southern parts of the country, fine loess filter in from the desert daily, as turbulent winds erode the Sahara desert. And with the desert encroaching at an alarming rate of 0.6 kilometres per year, the efforts of the women employed by the government to sweep the roads of daily stockpile of loess might not be enough; frontline local governments in the North-Western and North-Eastern parts of the state are already feeling the impact of the desert. Soon enough, some loess landform might appear in the Kano horizon.
The state government is stepping in, planning to plant one million trees this year, with nurseries already established in Danbatta, Bichi, Gaya, Karaye, Bunkure, Dawakin Kudu and Takai local governments as well as at the monitoring unit in Kano city, according to Alhaji Maitama Danbatta, manager of the project. To confirm the severity of the situation, the federal government is also set to launch the Great Green Wall Sahara Initiative in October, a project which is expected to run across Africa, from Mauritania in the north-west to Djibouti in the north-east, which might just help rehabilitate the existing 50 kilometre shelter belt in the state.
Floods are among disasters that frequent the city of Kano, with yearly records of lives and property lost in the throes. As of Friday 14 September, there were calls for volunteers to help evacuate neighbourhoods close to the Warawa Dam. Last Sunday, it was reported that 11500 people were displaced in Kano and Jigawa States. On this occasion, a motorcycle would be handy in saving lives and property.
Word goes around that if you can ride a motorcycle in Kano, then you can go anywhere in the country. Enjoying a motorcycle ride around Kano has its downside though. Exposure to ghastly mishaps, as cyclists meander through traffic, is second only to Lagos. You might also be prepared to have your heart in your mouth sometimes, and always have some water in the bathroom for a bath afterwards.

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Knowledge of basic buying and purchasing practices.
Skill in appropriate use of goods and materials in storeroom.
Store keepers / Material recording clerks keep track of information in order to keep businesses and supply chains on schedule.
They ensure proper scheduling, recordkeeping, and inventory control.
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Barbra Streisand - People LP vinyl record for sale. This is a nice record to add to any Barbra Streisand collection!
Barbra Streisand - People collectible vinyl lp record album for sale. Buy People, a used vinyl record from Barbra Streisand. People Vinyl, LP, Album, Record, 33rpm.


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Compressed air is a vital resource in both the construction and industrial sectors. They provide power to a variety of tools and equipment, including use in applications such as sanding, air brushing, spray painting, repairs and much more. Industrial air compressors are specially designed to facilitate the needs of such tasks, which typically demand daily use, high storage capacities and a sturdy build to provide long-lasting use. At Pulford, we offer a range of compressors capable of meeting industrial-standards, so that your business can benefit from the highest-quality machinery on the market.
Depending on the power consumption demands your business requires, we offer a selection of 11-22KW and 30-45KW KSA Series rotary screw compressors, along with a choice of diesel or petrol powered piston compressors. For large-scale environments that require massive amounts of regulated airflow, a bigger storage capacity is needed to maintain consistent air pressure. Our KS Series of devices offers a whopping air capacity of 120-550 CFM, including a variable pressure psi that can be adjusted based on indoor conditions.
Our collection of compressor pumps come in both single and twin cylinder varieties, while our Endurance series compressors guarantee a long-lasting lifespan for decades to come. With over 85 years in designing and manufacturing industrial air compressors, we’re confident you’ll find the right unit for the job.
For any large-scale business or industrial enterprise, running costs can be a huge problem when operating heavy machinery on a daily basis. According to recent reports by Sustainability Victoria, compressed air systems contribute to nearly 10% of total electrical use in the industrial sector. Unnecessary leaks and wastage greatly contributes to energy expenses, which can be avoided through regular maintenance, identifying maximum possible air pressure, analysing air flow and the overall quality of the compressed air.
By working together with business owners and understanding their needs, we’ve been able to devise interfaces that allow you to control several aspects of your industrial air compressor. This provides greater convenience to employees and helps your business save money in the long-run.
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With over 85 years of experience in designing, servicing and manufacturing industrial air compressors, we guarantee only the finest products available on the market. For an enquiry into our extensive range or regarding any urgent services you need, contact us on 02 9748 8313.


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I recently visited the holy land, aka Israel, for a 10 day trip called Birthright Israel. For those of you unfamiliar with Birthright, the trip is offered to American Jews ages 18-26 who have never been to Israel on a peer-led trip. Since I was nearing the end of my eligibility for this trip, I took advantage of the opportunity and went on this amazing journey with 40+ others from the Chicago area.
While the main focus of the trip was not food, I couldn't visit Israel without capturing some of the most delicious and unique treats I've ever experienced. I can't wait to return to explore some new cities as well as more of the fabulous cuisine. The only downside is now that I'm back home, no hummus, falafel or shwarma quite compares (except for Pita Inn, in my opinion!). From sushi to shwarma, I was impressed with the quality, freshness and variety of Israel food. The portions everywhere we went were gigantic, which surprised me. I was also surprised by the quickness of service that never compromised the freshness of ingredients. I have to admit, by the end of the trip I was a bit tired of cucumbers, tomatoes and hummus, but it was great to try many of the traditional Israeli dishes!
This meal in the Bedouin tent was easily my favorite. We sat on mats on the floor in a tent and stuffed our faces with chicken, rice, laffa bread, hummus and salads.
My first taste of Israeli hummus was in Tzfat. I couldn't believe how incredibly smooth and rich the hummus was. Don't even get me started on the pita. Forget Americanized pita that's hard and thin. Israeli pita is light, fluffy and pillow-soft.
I had plenty of tuna sandwiches in Israel, but they don't make it with mayo. The tuna was fresh and perfect on the homemade grain bread that is typical of many Israeli eateries.
We even tried sushi in Tel Aviv. It was a nice break from all of the middle eastern food! The only difference between the sushi in Israel and the sushi in America was that the fish wasn't exactly cold. It was quite odd to bite into a room temperature sushi roll, but it was still tasty!
Laffa bread is very popular and is used as an alternative to pita for falafel and shwarma sandwiches. We had the chance to make our own at a vegetable farm in the Negev dessert. After cooking on the grill, we topped our bread with olive oil and spices!
Last, but not least, I had to highlight the most popular street food in Israel. On nearly every street, you can pick up a delicious falafel or shwarma sandwich with your choice of toppings. Toppings include hummus, pickles, cabbage, tahini, baba gannouj, and even chips (fries).
Where is your favorite go-to middle eastern eatery?
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The experience isn't compromised, though. You still get to participate in a program led by an instructor with industry-relevant experience, with the goal of teaching you useful life skills. You simply don't have to devote the time to enter a classroom. But going along with this, you still have to make sure you're prepared to go back to school, even if you don't literally have to go back to a school. If you've decided you want to give it a whirl, here's five things to keep in mind before beginning your foray into distance learning.
Firstly, it's important to examine your motivation for continuing your education. Do you need to upgrade your existing career, or get a new one entirely? Are you doing this for business or pleasure?
Any approach is fine. One of the benefits of continuing education is that it can fulfill so many different purposes, as a career enhancement, a life-changer, or simply entertainment on the side. But what you want out of it will affect your approach. If you're participating for pleasure, or to pick up a hobby, don't stress and treat it like a do-or-die scenario. On the flip side, if your career is banking on this education, give the course the respect, attention and priority it deserves.
Now that you know why, focus on the what. Centennial College possesses a broad variety of continuing education courses, many of which have distance learning options. Knowing why you're taking a course goes along way towards narrowing down that list. Choose what you need for your career, and pick something that's the right mix of relevant and engaging. Simply emphasize the engagement angle if it's for fun.
3) Do you want to learn online or via correspondence?
There's more than one way to learn from a distance, with different elements to each method. Firstly, you have the option of doing your classes entirely online, receiving notes and assignments through a 24-hour virtual classroom and submitting assignments through email.
An advantage to this approach is that it's paperless and confined to a single workspace in the form of your computer.
But perhaps you don't have access to a computer regularly, or maybe the internet is too distracting to work next to. Or maybe you feel you learn better when you read and write with physical materials. In that case, you can do print-based or correspondence courses, where your materials are mailed to you. Assignments can be dropped off at the college, or mailed in. Either way, you can communicate with your instructor via email or on the phone, so that aspect's identical.
Regardless of you preference for digital or physical work, you'll need a good, reliable place to do it in. Ask yourself where you'll be doing this work.Your home may be the obvious answer, but think on it in a bit more detail. You need to ensure you pick a space where you can focus and do your work in peace, be it a desk in your room, or a couch in a living room. But you may also have to accept that your home isn't always an ideal space. It could be distracting, or messy, or full of family and friends, or a television or other entertainment that calls to you. Consider leaving that space if necessary. Libraries are excellent places to do work. So are community centres, or even the coffee shop down the road.
There's plenty of options. Don't leave it up to chance. Know where you're working before you even begin.
One of the advantages of distance education is its flexibility. You can fit it around other, more immediately pressing responsibilities, like family or work. However, it's still school, and you still need to pass. Discipline is required, and that includes scheduling. If you're serious about your schooling, make one and stick to it. Know what time you have to block off, and make sure that when that time comes around, you're in your workspace, with your papers or your computer, ready to hit the books. Granted, that time can be whenever you want it to be, but it should still be stuck to. Find a place and a time to learn and do assignments, and do whatever you can to make sure that's when you work.
Distance learning can be educational and convenient, allowing you to advance your career and life when you have the time, in a place you're comfortable with. Approaching it with the right attitude will allow you to make the most of it, and engage in a truly enriching life experience.


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There are currently networking problems in the melbourne-qh2-uom private cell, causing issues when creating, stopping and deleting instances. We believe active and running instances are unaffected.
The cause is unknown. Melbourne Node operators are investigating the issue. We apologise for any inconvenience that this might cause in the meantime.
Other Availability Zones, including melbourne-np and melbourne-qh2, are unaffected.
Update (2:15pm): We believe we have identified the cause of the problem. Rolling out the fix and testing whether everything is okay will take a few hours. The current projected ETA for resolution is COB today.
Update (5:45pm): We believe this problem is now resolved.


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What is the Libratone Too?
The Libratone Too is a small wireless speaker that belongs to a class where price, portability and sound quality converge. Little “tube” speakers such as this are often great buys.
This model is another strong contender, but one that favours style and a clean sound over the sort of room-filling bass you get with the Bose SoundLink Mini II and others.
The Libratone Too is a cute little tube speaker. There are plenty of rivals sporting a similar shape, but few have the sheer charm of this one.
First, there are no hard edges to the Libratone Too. The smooth weaved grille curves into the soft-touch rubberised plastic of the base, with the rubber carry-handle popping out of the end. Nothing looks out of place here, and all its parts are colour-matched.
The controls on the Too’s top have plenty of Libratone special sauce, too. The lightly indented power button all-but blends into the shell and the light-up Libratone logo is actually a smart touch-sensitive panel that lets you control playback with a tap, or alter volume with a circular sweep.
Among small wireless speakers it stands out, but in use I’ve found it a little annoying at times. When you carry the Libratone Too around, it’s far too easy to accidentally knock the touch panel, which will result in pausing your tunes. I’ve done this a lot, more times than I’ve actually used the touchpad deliberately. It doesn’t help that’s positioned so close to the carrying handle.
Since the Libratone Too uses a relatively hard rubberised underside rather than a full rubber foot, the speaker tends to transmit far more vibration than much of the competition. This means it can actually use the surface it’s on to improve the bass; unfortunately, it also results in some unwanted noise if you rest it on the wrong object.
These are niggles rather than big problems, however, and the Libratone Too has both a microphone for calls and a solid battery life of up to 12 hours. It has splash-proofing too – it’s certified to IPX4, meaning it will handle the odd splash but not being submerged in water. Other than the water-resistant grille, it’s the rubber clasp covering the micro-USB charge socket and 3.5mm input that make this possible.
The Libratone Too’s design is largely a success. It’s prettier than the competition, without upping the price or sacrificing many important features. However, sound quality is a little more mixed.
Positives include that the sound is nicely balanced and that it has “360-degree” dispersal. What this really means is that, contrary to what you’d guess, the drivers actually face upwards, the sound then being routed through both sides of the grille.
Most speakers of this type have front-facing drivers. There are two 1.5-inch active drivers and a passive radiator, used in little speakers like this to increase bass power.
This is precisely what the Libratone Too lacks, however: bass. Playing next to the Bose SoundLink Mini II, the Too sounds meek and reserved, without anything like the fun low-end punch of the Bose speaker. It’s a much smaller sound that doesn’t get close to the room-filling capabilities of the best at the size.
On a surface that won’t resonate sympathetically to improve the low-end, the Too sounds like one of the less exciting speakers in this class. For example, the Jam Heavy Metal has more crisp treble, and bass somewhere between the Libratone and the Bose.
In the Libratone Too’s favour is that it’s £60 cheaper than the Bose SoundLink Mini II, but alternatives from Creative and Jam Audio aren’t weighed down by the same price difference.
A few years ago the Libratone Too would have seemed like a bit of a revelation. Nowadays, sonically, it’s a middleweight – if one that’s still perfectly satisfying.
The scenarios in which it will flourishe are when you’re not having to deal with a sound “sweet spot”, or you don’t want to disturb people nearby too much with your tunes.
A picnic in the park is native ground for the Libratone Too. Bung it in the centre of your spread and everyone sat around it will be able to hear properly, where with most speakers of this style, one side get a better deal than the other.
Should you buy the Libratone Too?
The Libratone Too scores better on design than sound quality; it’s a sensibly priced and pretty portable speaker, with no glaring feature gaps.
Alternatives tend to sound bigger, bassier and more energetic, so if you’re out to fill your kitchen or living room with music that you’re going to want to dance to, consider the options.
These include Libratone’s own Click speaker, although it suffers from bass that isn’t quite as tight and well controlled as some. Other favourites worth a look include the seriously beefy-sounding Bose SoundLink Mini II, the crisp Jam Heavy Metal and the Creative iRoar Go.
None of them quite have the colourful style of the Libratone Too, though – so if a fun, low-maintenance speaker is what you’re after, you’ve found one here.


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Activated charcoal has become popular as a natural way to rid your body of toxins. Here's how you can make the most of it.
There’s something to be said for the popularity of detoxifying. Whether it’s skin products or juice cleanses, everywhere you look there’s a new way of doing it. Activated charcoal doesn’t sound like something you’d want in or on your body, but there’s a reason people are using it. That reason? The detox factor.
Activated charcoal has a variety of popular uses: It can be used to relieve bloating and gas, clean hair and skin, treat insect stings and mild infections, and even whiten teeth. But how do you actually take it? Is it mixed with liquid? Taken as a pill? Here are the best ways to safely use it to benefit your health.
If you’re taking activated charcoal to straighten out your stomach discomfort, there are a few options. You can take activated charcoal in a pill, liquid and or powder form. (Your best bet: tablet form or capsules.) The tablets may be cheaper, but keep in mind that you can open the capsules and use the powdered charcoal for other purposes.
It’s suggested that you drink lots of water when taking activated charcoal supplements, in order to avoid constipation. Take them between meals, when your stomach is emptier — and staying that way for a while — so that the supplements aren’t depleting vitamins and nutrients you do want. Activated charcoal supplements aren’t to be taken daily as a vitamin, only as needed. Follow the directions on the bottle carefully, typically they’ll advise two capsules between meals.
Here’s more on how to relieve gas, indigestion and belly bloat.
You don’t need a special toothbrush, a regular one will do just fine. But you might want to have a second toothbrush for this purpose, though, only because the activated charcoal may discolour the bristles on the brush.
Mix activated charcoal powder with water until it is a thick enough consistency that it will stay on your toothbrush (1 or 2 emptied capsules is likely what you’re looking at). Brush your teeth gently or even just dab the mixture onto your teeth. Wait three minutes before rinsing.
For a quicker route, add an emptied capsule of activated charcoal to a natural toothpaste of your choice and brush as usual. Rinse well after brushing.
An option that works without a toothbrush is to use equal parts water and powdered charcoal (about a teaspoon should do it) and mix. Swish the mixture in your mouth for a minute, then hold it in your mouth for about five more.
The activated charcoal is odourless and has almost no taste, but is gritty, so may be a bit of an adjustment to get used to. You can use this method daily to remove stains from teeth — but note that natural discolourations won’t go away with activated charcoal.
You can buy ready-made activated charcoal skin and hair care products — including pore treatments and exfoliating scrubs — from larger pharmacies and health food stores. But, if you want to make your own, the same powder you bought for whitening your teeth will go a long way for your skin and hair. Here are some ways to try it.
Add a teaspoon (5 milligrams) of powdered activated charcoal to warm or lukewarm water, until a paste is formed. Then add a teaspoon of honey (5 millilitres) or aloe gel and apply a thin layer of the mixture to your face. Rinse after five to 10 minutes.
Add a teaspoon (5 millilitres) or capsule of activated charcoal to the regular amount of shampoo you use; wash and rinse as usual. For light hair, an extra rinse will remove any discolouration from the charcoal.
You can add activated charcoal powder (2 to 3 emptied capsules for this purpose) to your usual body scrub and use as directed.
Keep in mind that activated charcoal is not recommended for daily use, but rather to be used as you would any other deep-cleaning product. Don’t use it on dry hair or skin, as activated charcoal is dehydrating and you don’t want to lose more moisture. Whenever trying out a new product, do a test first to make sure the product doesn’t stain. Though, not to worry, an activated charcoal hair product that leaves colour behind should wash out with a regular shampoo and still have benefits for your hair and scalp.
Active charcoal powder can also be used to create a paste to treat minor wounds, skin irritations, allergic reactions, insect bites and stings and to draw out minor infections (when mixed with baking soda). For more severe cases, seek medical treatment.
Many people have reported feel-good effects from trying out juices containing active charcoal. Medical professionals say it’s possible it will detox your system some and be revitalizing. Given it helps with bloating, this is a way you could take it to deal with that. That said, it’s also possible that the activated charcoal could actually pull nutrients from the juice — or your digestive system — that are actually good for you. While some experts are skeptical on the effectiveness of charcoal taken in juice, many say it’s safe to give it a try and see for yourself, as long as you’re not taking medications. Just be sure to try it in moderation and drink lots of water along with it.
Drink activated carbon in juice between but not with meals and only in non-acidic (no citrus) juices. If you’re making your own, empty 1 to 2 capsules into your favourite green or other health-boosting juice recipe. Alternately, several juice companies are offering up juices containing activated charcoal; these tend to be quite pricey but people who love them say the results are worth the cost. Activated charcoal juices are best consumed as an occasional detox or pick-me-up. Drinking them daily is not advised.
Before you run off to try these out, remember that activated charcoal has many health benefits, but it’s not a wonder drug. Claims that activated charcoal can cleanse your system, boost your heart health and make you live longer are not backed by clinical research as of yet. Many swear it is the hangover cure the world has been waiting for and will even suggest it for food poisoning and worse kinds of chemical poisonings, but until these claims are proven, we recommend you keep your activated charcoal ingestion to a moderate amount when you first try it out.
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All of these films are on this list for the same reason: The direct emotional impact they made on me.
In choosing the list, I decided to bypass films that may have qualified for their historical, artistic, popular or “objective” importance. No lists have deep significance, but even less lists composed to satisfy an imaginary jury of fellow critics. My jury resides within. I know how I feel.


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He now jokingly says more tax dollars should equal more voting power.
Unchecked, elected politicians who are solely elected by a disorganized majority will resort to bribery of their electorate with a result of unsustainable debt and/or attacks on the wealthy; both of which eventually strangle prosperity and result in collapse of social order with vastly increased opportunity for concentration of power by those already in possession of power. In other words, greed devastates prosperity for the entire society.
In a system like that of the United States, a system of checks and balances was intended. The final check on the corruption of greed was removed by the 17th amendment to the U.S. Constitution. Making election of the U.S. Senate by popular vote was a mistake that removed a vital check from the original design of the U.S. Republic. The reform actually needed (i.e. the 17th amendment that should have been introduced) was exactly what Mr. Perkins mentions but only for the Senate.
One person, one vote for a House of Representatives.
One dollar, one vote for a Senate.
That is balance of the financial and personal interests of the citizens that actually accounts for taxation without representation.
*in a perfect world, the Senate or a third body would also provide some sort of direct representation to corporations for representation based on their tax dollars as well.


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It is hard to imagine a scenario in which artificial intelligence won’t play a significant role in our daily lives8. As the ability to collect and process data based on sensors, natural language and audio-video sources improves, so the pool of knowledge that informs artificially intelligent systems decisions will increase.
With an increasing amount of useful data, predictive algorithms, inference engines and deep learning networks will help smart home technology to contextualise its surroundings. Facial and voice recognition could immediately recognise various members of the household and provide informed responses to open-ended questions, as well as alter settings and trigger systems to create an ideal living environment without the need for any human interaction.
While limited artificial intelligence is already present in our homes – thanks to smart speakers from Amazon, Google, Apple and more – the social, legal and ethical questions that a fully AI-enabled home raises have yet to be meaningfully tackled. As such systems would be capable of making independent decisions on the behalf of a homeowner, scientific, technological and government bodies will need to create frameworks so this field develops in a responsible way that keeps systems secure and occupiers safe.

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After official images of the BAPE x adidas Ultraboost surfaced earlier in the week, we now have a full look at the upcoming A BATHING APE x adidas Football collection for Super Bowl LIII. This year's match will be hosted in the Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta and peg the Los Angeles Rams against the New England Patriots.
For the collection, BAPE has outfitted numerous football items with a duo of its CAMO patterns. In addition to the Ultraboosts, there are also a pair of adizero 8.0 cleats. Clothing features two SHARK hoodies and two variations of a football jersey while accessories like adizero 8.0 gloves, arm sleeves, tights, football and a Riddell helmet round out the drop. All the pieces are tied together with an American flag BAPE Ape Head logo.
Social Status in Atlanta will be releasing the collection first on February 1 with adidas.com and select retailers dropping it on February 2. The price of items range from $60 (arm sleeves) to $600 (Riddell helmet).


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Apresunday is a popular restaurant in NYC. Before heading there, you can figure out your parking options by exploring our Apresunday parking map: - Free of charge parking options: find free street parking (time limitations may apply) to save money on parking. - Paid parking options: compare prices to find cheap parking on a parking meter or in a parking garage to never pay more than what you should! Enjoy your time at Apresunday!


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3 Months After Surgery, I Have My Life Back!
I found this amazing support group almost 10 years after my first MRI mentioning a possible Chiari Malformation. It was brushed under the rug all that time by doctors. So many other tests were done and so much money was spent. I almost forgot about that MRI report until I was ready to crawl in bed and stay there. When I pushed again, and after a horrible experience with a neurosurgeon, my insurance found someone for me to go to that has a specialty in Chiari (Dr. Ward at VCU if you’re in VA! He’s AMAZING!). After a CINE MRI found that my CSF was blocked, we decided to do the posterior fossal decompression surgery. Immediately following the surgery, it was difficult, but I’m allergic to most pain meds so they had a hard time getting that under control. I thought I’d be back to work in 2 weeks but it really took one month. Age may have something to do with that, too, because I’m in m late 40s. That’s okay though. Since having the surgery, I am a different person! I can schedule things again because I know I’ll be able to attend. Concerts, walking, being a mom and grandma, all things that are again a part of my life! Pain is tolerable and probably has more to do with the 3 back surgeries. I wish I had asked more questions, made people listen, and done the surgery 10 years ago when it first appeared on my MRI. There are still a few pains in my head, which are related to this surgery, but they lessen every day. I don’t have feeling in the left side of my head but the dr. feels like that will not be forever and that the cut nerves will grow back but it may take up to 6 months. If you’re struggling, are being told that 5mm isn’t truly Chiari, and having a hard time finding a doctor…don’t give up! What you’re feeling and what you’re going through is legit and can be helped!
Your story sounds so familiar. I am so happy for you. I am hoping to have the decompression surgery this year.
I’m glad you are on the mend😁I’m having my decompression surgery tomorrow. What was your first two weeks of recovery like?
I had a decompression surgery 3.5 years ago. I had a chiari Type-2 with 11 mm. But still I’m having walking problems, neck pain, stiffness in both hands fingers. I consulted with my dr, but he always tells me 1 thing that surgery part is done. All you can do is now focus on physiotherapy. But I’m really tired with daily physiotherapy. not getting any output, really tired of my life. I’ve 2 small kids and unable to handle their daily needs also. Please suggest how can I’m improve my chiari symptoms.
Bless you and hang in there. I hope you get the help you need. In the meantime manage anything you can that irritates nerves such as dental issues or poor posture. I will be praying for you.
Hi Tina, I am in Richmond , Va also. I just had back surgery in December '18 with Dr. Placide. I am glad that your surgery helped you so much and that you are feeling better. How much skull did Dr. Ward remove from the back of your head? It would be neat if we could meet up for a cup of coffee sometime. Would you be interested?
I’m going to have my 1 year anniversary with a decompression surgery and I have to share to everyone suffering and feeling like nothing works out.
Yes I still have many issues with pain and stiffness but the feeling of being alive doing my job and giving inspiration to other keeps me going. We all suffer in our ways but we are fighters.
I believe that we all have such an amazing story to tell we are survivors of the unknown, this condition is something we are not aware of but coming out a survivor means we are ready to take any obstacle head on and make it work for us.


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Nothing is worse than your air conditioner breaking down on a sweltering summer day. Luckily, you can ensure that your system is running safely, reliably and efficiently by turning to the experts at GRC Mechanical. At GRC, we pride ourselves on providing complete air conditioning repair services all throughout Paramus, NJ.
Of course, the best way to avoid having to have an emergency repair is by choosing our Breathe Easy maintenance plan to help meet your air conditioning repair needs. This plan is designed to search out potential problems and unhealthy situations and correct them, which can save you from having to have more extensive air conditioning repairs down the road.
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The Forum is a radio show on KMUZ FM dedicated to including you in lectures, interviews, and forums of public interest to the mid-Willamette Valley. Topics include the environment, public policy, science, and general public affairs.
The Forum airs every Friday at 1pm, and re-airs Sunday mornings at 8am.
Stella Shaffer, Melanie Zermer, and David Duncan.
The Forum music theme was created and produced by Josh Walund.
Knowing population trends is an important factor in most state and local decisions. This Friday on The Forum we’ll hear Charles Rynerson, a demographic expert at Portland State University’s Population Research Center, present information on Oregon’s population, the upcoming 2020 Census, and our urban-rural divide.
This week on the Forum, school and community counselors outline the challenges facing today’s youth and the task of coping with mental illness in children and adolescents.
This week on the Forum, District 20 representative Paul Evans gives an overview of the legislative session after a few weeks in progress and tells the Demo Forum luncheon session in Salem what big issues still lie ahead.
This week on the Forum, Hear a panel of professional, writers, teachers, and advocates talk about how we could move into the future toward a more gender-balanced society.
This week on the Forum, two programs: DeDe Montgomery talks about her book “My Music Man,” on seven generations of her family history in Oregon. Then, 13 new citizens take their Oath of Citizenship at the Oregon State Capitol.
Modern medicine’s miracles lose some of their appeals when a drug or treatment is withdrawn because it turns out not to work. Dr. Vinay Prasad talks about “Evidence-Based Medicine” and has written a book about why proving the effectiveness of medical treatment is more important than ever before.
The Forum – 02/15/2019 – Analyzing Tax Policy: Where Does Oregon Go From Here?
This week on The Forum, state public-policy leaders face off to analyze taxes – where the money comes from to run all state government, its agencies, programs, and tasks – and how the process of taxation might be fixed to make it more fair and reliable.
In this special Pledge Drive edition of the Forum, hear a death-row attorney, a former Chief Justice, a former governor, and a former prison warden discuss the death penalty in Oregon.
This week on the Forum, Salem Mayor Chuck Bennett delivers the “State of the City” address.

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This week, we are thankful for color and the wonders of nature.
Routinely practicing gratitude is a wonderful way to pause and really notice the best aspects of our everyday lives. A habit of gratitude is proven to make us happier, less stressed, and even physically healthier. Not to mention the increase in generosity that naturally comes from a feeling of contentment and thankfulness.
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The 8th track off Eminem’s debut album “Infinite”. This is possibly another noticable song to where many people critizied him for sounding like AZ and Nas. This also talks about his struggles with money and balancing his life and inspiring others to pursue your dreams.