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Its's the lady in my life's birthday today, and I've gone a bit off centre and wrote her a poem.
Hopefully you will think it's pretty good. I've called it 'What makes you YOU!'
So here goes…
My love for you is strong.
We have a very special bond.
Your heart is true.
And never turns mine blue.
Your eyes have fire.
Of which I never tire.
Your lips are full.
And never come out with bull.
Your nose is cute.
Nothing like my brute!
Your ears are lovely.
They make me feel all bubbly.
Your hair is always shinny.
It makes me say core blimey.
All these things make you You!
And my love for you is true.
This is your special day.
You deserve it, I definitely say.
Happy Birthday my darling.
You are my very special starling.
If you enjoyed it and think it's worthy, please feel free to use it yourself and don't worry about changing it to suit your needs.
We all get so wrapped up in the riggers of life, we can forget about the special people in our lives. And sometimes, we just need to stop and find our own to say thank you, I appreciate you!
This is my way, what's yours?


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With widespread protests throughout the NFL the past two weeks, football fans, whether they like it or not, drawn into heated political discussions. With NFL stars like Colin Kaepernick electing to "take a knee" during the signing of the Star Spangled Banner in protest against racism and police brutality in the country, many fans turned their back on the league and the sport for disrespecting the national anthem.
The biggest critic of the NFL protests? President Donald Trump. Everyone knows now how Trump blasted the NFL, players like Kaepernick and the entire spot for disrespecting the Star Spangled Banner. In stark contrast were the President's words last night as he praised both the Chicago Blackhawks and St. Louis Blues for standing and respecting the anthem last night in St. Louis.
Check it out:
And Trump's words:
"19,00 RESPECTING our National Anthem!"
What do you think? Is it only a matter of time until an NHL player comes out in protest of the anthem? Or, will the NHL distance itself from political situations like this?

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The property boasts some of the most beautiful gardens that are renowned across Italy.
As a true representation of the luxurious way of living experienced by the Venetians, this property used to be the residence of noble Venetian families and was a meeting place for various artists, actors, and writers.
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The swimming pool, reception areas, and gardens will be shared with the other guests of Villa F.
Superbly furnished and decorated with antiques and luxurious Venetian fabrics, these apartments are laid out as follows:
Residenza F This luxurious residence covers 3,500 square feet and overlooks St Mark's basin. Decorated with original period furniture and precious Venetian fabrics, the two master bedrooms with en-suite bathrooms face the peaceful gardens surrounding the villa. Other features include frescoed ceilings and walls, stone carved mantel pieces, stocked wine cabinets, fully equipped kitchen by Brummel, large plasma TVs, and a Nespresso coffee machine. 300 sqm / 3229 sq ft
Zaffiro Located on the first floor of Villa F, this exclusive two bedroom apartment faces St Mark's Square and the villa's private gardens. This imposing residence is decorated with original antiques and precious fabrics. Awe-inspiring frescoes embellish its multiple rooms, which include a wonderful living area overlooking St Mark's Square, a state-of-the-art kitchen, a dining room with fireplace, two regal bathrooms with walk-in closets, and marble bathrooms. Other features include stocked wine cabinets, fully equipped kitchen by Brummel, large plasma TVs, and a Nespresso coffee machine. 190 sqm / 2045 sq ft
Perla One master bedroom and one guest room with en-suite bathrooms; living room facing north-west onto the lagoon and San Marco; separate custom designed kitchen; two floors. 150 sqm / 1615 sq ft
Residenza F 2 double en-suite bedrooms
Zaffiro 2 double bedrooms one with en-suite bathroom 2 bathrooms
Perla 2 double bedrooms 2 en-suite bathrooms
Venice is a lively city with local and international artistic and cultural events. Events include the Biennale international exhibition of modern arts and the literary Prize Campiello. Every year, the Palazzo Grassi hosts some of the most beautiful exhibitions. Museo Correr hosts fine arts and paintings in the heart of the city: St. Mark's Square. In July every year, a religious feast takes place called il Redentore (The Redeemer). This occurs in the lagoon with boats, lanterns and fireworks, setting Venice in a glamorous frame. Again, the Carnival has been brought back to its splendour, with masks and people dressed as if it were the 700s in Venice. Dances, and music occur. The Historical Regatta, a colourful parade of boats, and the race following thereafter crowning the best crew, take place on the first Sunday in September.
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Nearby Correr museum: 300 metres St. Mark's Square: 400 metres St Mark's Basilica: 450 metres Bridge of Sighs: 600 metres Rialto bridge_ 900 metres
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Los Angeles, California
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Since the turn of the twentieth century and the age of the Industrial Revolution most every political campaign has consisted to some degree to contain a smear objective. To capitalize by way of exposing your opponents flaws and inconsistencies in a sort of self-promotion of moral standards.
These days it is so out of hand it is appalling. Twist the truth to fit your objective no matter the consequences to your running mates, their careers or their families. Here is a humorous idea; as a politician, tell me what you can do for me if elected, not what your opponent has not done or done wrong. After all, isn't that what it is suppose to be about, what the person elected to office is capable of? If your only qualifications for successfully securing votes is your opponents short-comings, well, that says little of your qualifications except perhaps that you are conniving, desperate, and will go to any measure, except honesty and hard work, to secure a position in the White House.
"Well, he said this, and she said that and I must respond." A "get even" attitude has no place in American politics, except perhaps in wartime decisions and even then it better be a darn good reason. Remember the childhood lesson on sticks and stones? Political campaign managers are really the bottom of the barrel these days.
When considering GOP operatives such as Nick Ayers, the youngest campaign manager to be assigned to a political campaign at the age of 28, when I consider life's inexperience the young aspiring campaign manager brings to the table it is no wonder the smear campaign's are so appealing to this young mind. He knows no other way. "Smear" is what he grew up with and what he learned throughout his short life. Ayers admits while growing up his political idol was and still is former President Bill Clinton perhaps the single most smeared name in Washington.
Left and right, republican and democrat constituents are polar opposite, we get that. These days, a refreshing difference would be truth and honesty, does it exist in Washington? Anywhere? Election day is upon us and once again we are faced with choosing the lesser of two evils, which for everyone we must decide individually what that means for us and live with our decision.
The cable television stations have been inundated with smear commercials and within days of the final results we will be gifted with a much deserved reprieve from the ache in our ears and the pains in our neck – television will return to normal.
However, for months following the election the papers, news, and radio talk shows will be analyzing and scrutinizing every move the elected official makes, then second guessing the country's decision regarding the appointment of our fearless leader. And of course, if the elected official makes a mistake, not one person will admit to voting him in office.
Although Presidential elections are held every four years, we will not have to wait that long before we are hammered with local city mayoral elections.
I wonder what the candidates would do if not a single person showed up at the poles? I'm sure there would still be the smear campaigns, the millions of dollars (mis)spent on campaigns, and by default, one of the candidates would still "win". But wouldn't that be one hell of a societal statement?
America is in need of reform. She requires a government that thrives on the very things our country and constitution has been formed from. Our government needs a good old swift kick in the pants. What is democracy if it is based on lies, deception and an ever increasing cesspool of political debauchery driving her further into debt with every passing moment. America needs a backbone.
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Published in: 1949
Number of pages: 264
"Freedom is the freedom to say that two plus two make four. If that is granted, all else follows."
Let's start with the most famous one. Everyone who has some knowledge about literature knows that "Big Brother is watching you". But if you don't, I will be very happy to tell you something about this story.
1984 is about Winston Smith who lives in a province of the superstate Oceania. Oceania is in constant war with two other superstates. People speak in Newspeak, which is a language invented by the government, and everybody is being watched. Literally. Every single person is obligated to own a TV with a camera at home and they are under consant surveillance. They even have the Thought Police which prevents people from committing so called 'thoughtcrimes'. In this world you cannot even have your own opinion. There's even a method that people use in order to keep up with the regime – it's called Doublethink. What is it? Well, basically it means that you are capable of keeping two contradictory beliefs in your mind and believe both of them. It also means that if they say that we're in war with Eurasia and we've always been in war with Eurasia but you remember that not a long time ago we were in war with Eastasia and Eurasia was our ally, you need to do 2 things – forget that Eurasia was our ally and forget that you had to forget. Insane, isn't it?
So Winston meets Julia and together they try to stand up to the regime as they realise that it's not right. Many crazy things follow and the closer you get to the end, the more brilliant it is. Everyone should read 1984 because the Big Brother might be watching us one day as well.
Written by: Aldous Huxley
Published in: 1932
Number of pages: 198
"All right then," said the savage defiantly, I'm claiming the right to be unhappy."
"Not to mention the right to grow old and ugly and impotent; the right to have syphilis and cancer; the right to have too little to eat, the right to be lousy; the right to live in constant apprehension of what may happen tomorrow; the right to catch typhoid; the right to be tortured by unspeakable pains of every kind."
There was a long silence.
"I claim them all," said the Savage at last."
The story is set in London in the year 632 A.F. (which means After Ford). In this world people are being created in artificial wombs and they are predestined to be in a particular intelligence group (alpha, beta, gama, delta). Everything is artificial. People don't have parents and 'a mother' is considered to be a real swearword. Natural breeding is disgusting. People are supposed to do one kind of work, have sex with many people but never create a bond with them (they cannot date anyone for more than a month I guess) and if they feel down, they swallow a pill for happiness. Bernard Marx and Lenina Crowne take a trip to New Mexico. There's a Savage Reservation, which means there's a rainforest and a group of people who live in the natural way (Lenina finds it very disgusting, all those illnesses and all that dirt, ugh). But when they come back from their trip, they're not alone – they've brought two savages. And these two are trying to cope with the artificial world.
This book is really important since I feel like it's not unlikely to happen – with all those plastic surgeries and artificial fertilisation today. Science can be really scary and we should not misuse it.
Written by: Blake Crouch
Published in: 2012 – 2014
Number of pages (the first book): 384
"You think man can destroy the planet? What intoxicating vanity. Earth has survived everything in its time. It will certainly survive us. To the earth…a million years is nothing. This planet lives and breathes on a much vaster scale. We can't imagine its slow and powerful rhythms, and we haven't got the humility to try. We've been residents here for the blink of an eye. If we're gone tomorrow, the earth will not miss us."
Pines is not a single book, it's The Wayward Pines Trilogy (Pines, Wayward, The Last Town) but I've read only the first one because 1) the rest isn't published in Czech and 2) I couldn't find the English version online and 3) still haven't the money to order it from Amazon (I mean, I could but there are so many other priorities right now). But I've also seen the series (which you can read about in this ARTICLE) and I really like it.
The main character, Ethan Burke, is a Secret Service agent who looks for a lost woman agent. He gets involved in a car crash and when he wakes up, he finds himself in a hospital in the town of Wayward Pines. He doesn't have his personal belongings and the signal doesn't work. He starts revealing the secrets of Wayward Pines step by step and the more he knows the scaries it gets… it's a dystopia but actually you wouldn't even GUESS for the first part of the series (and the trilogy).
Written by: Patrick Ness
Published in: 2008 – 2010
Number of pages (the first book): 376
"We are the choices we make."
I read this trilogy (The Knife of Never Letting Go, The Ask and the Answer, Monsters of Men) such a long time ago but man, I swear I still love it. This story is set in a dystopian world (obviously) without any women since they all died because of a deadly disease. All the living men can hear and see thoughts of each other. They call it the Noise.
The main hero, Todd Hewitt, discovers a place where there's no Noise – just silence. He also encounters a GIRL, which is a great surprise since they are not supposed to be alive. They go to the world in order to see what secrets it keeps away from them. That's the first book and in the second, a war breaks out. A totally new species comes in and this trilogy is just one massive rollercoaster, I swear. Oh, and I forgot to say that Todd had a dog – who he can actually talk to because of the Noise! I totally love Todd, his dog and Viola as well. Publisher's Weekly said that the series is 'one of the most important works of young adult science fiction in recent years.' And it is. It's about war, tyranny, the distinction between good and evil… Read it, people, it's great!
Written by: Suzanne Collins
Published in: 2008 – 2010
Number of pages (the first book): 272
"Happy Hunger Games! And may the odds be ever in your favor."
Everybody knows The Hunger Games (The Hunger Games, Catching Fire, Mockingjay). Some people love it, others hate it. I just want to say that when I was reading this book a few years back, I literally couldn't do anything else. I kept thinking about it all day all night, the plot was just so greatly created and although I had some remarks on Collins's writing style, I loved the story. My favourite one is the second book and even though the third one is quite slow and prolonged, I was crying my eyes out for the WHOLE second part of the book. Seriously. I remember locking myself in the bathroom to have complete silence (I didn't have my own room at that time, ups) and crying and crying until I finished the freaking Mockingjay. And then I cried because I had a massive book hangover and I was feeling really miserable because there was no sequel. So, yeah. I'm not going to describe the plot, I think that almost everyone knows it because the movies are famous as well. I just wanted to include HG in this blog post since I personally believe that it's a great dystopia and it deserves its place on this list.
That's all for this post, I hope you enjoyed it and if you have any comments on dystopias (or books in general… or anything, really), leave them below. Thank you for reading and have a lovely Saturday.
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Here's some easy supply chain math to get us started today. How many dock doors do you need to support an inbound operation that averages 100 deliveries a day, if each door can handle 20 per day? The easy answer is 5. The real answer is much more complicated than that. The real answer is: it depends. The factors on which it depends are truly endless, and touch on literally every aspect of your supply chain. To name a few:
In a perfect world, suppliers ship everything on the day and time that works best for your logistics network. In reality, they have other customers, operating hours, and production constraints that prevent the perfect scenario. These problems gets magnified in an unmanaged network, where suppliers control when freight is picked up, and when it "should" arrive, bringing us to…
Carriers make money by driving trucks, not waiting around to get unloaded. This one is really chicken-and-egg, because when things go according to plan, carriers will get unloaded as soon as they arrive. In many cases, all it takes is one truck being an hour behind schedule to mess up the rest of the day's plan. At the same time, early-arriving carriers who aren't keen on waiting until the planned delivery time can have a similar effect.
In my experience, the piece-price incentives driving purchasing decisions are one of the best examples of unintended consequences I've ever seen. This can be anything from 10% off if you order in truckload quantities to end-of-year closeouts, to traditional volume discounts. The consequences of these decisions are seen when a part used every day arrives once every four weeks in full truckload quantity.
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Given the constraints of the purchasing agreements made with suppliers, material planners still have some impact on adding to the variation. The best logistics design in the world still falls apart if the parts are ordered at a different cadence than the design suggests. Also, the process of splitting a purchase order into multiple releases is often manual. With all the firefighting and expediting planners experience, who has the time?
Every computer program has to have a default, and in my experience, every MRP developer has chosen Mondays as the default due date on parts. It makes good, logical sense. Start of the production week, everyone's ready to hit the ground running, etc. The problem-if a purchase order hasn't been adjusted in some way by a material planner (which is also how it's supposed to work a majority of the time), it will deliver to meet the default due date. Repeat that scenario a few hundred times, and your system has defaulted itself into a spike of activity every week.
It reminds me of that Seinfeld rental car rant about taking versus holding a reservation. In this case, anyone can unload a truck, it's really about receiving the material on the truck. The ability of your receiving team to keep up with the flow of materials is critical to avoiding bottlenecks in the process
Batch production is awesome from a strictly production standpoint (I'm going to get grilled for that comment). High efficiency, low cycle times, etc. It's just not awesome for anyone else in the supply chain. The impact of producing in batches is magnified back through the supply chain in a bullwhip that can create tons of havoc.
Have you ever walked out on a receiving dock and not understood why everyone was reading blog posts on their smart phones while all the dock doors were empty? Ever seen ten trucks lined up around the block waiting to get unloaded and a dock overflowing with freight? I'm guessing the items listed above helped contribute to these problems.
Life is full of variation, and a lot of it is beyond our control. The good news is in our supply chains, we have the ability to control a lot of that variation. Managing suppliers and carriers with disciplined supply chain design and processes is a great start. Installing incentives for purchasing that focus on total cost of fulfillment is also a key. Having material planners who are able to dedicate a majority of time to identifying and removing variation, and giving them the tools (systems) to do so is critical. It's amazing how much of the firefighting disappears when the variation is reduced. Finally, receiving and production processes should be built to handle smaller batches at a higher frequency.
Obviously, a lot of these solutions are much easier said than done. The first step in beating a variation problem is admitting you have it and identifying the causes. Now it's your turn. What contributions to (un)level flow have I left off the list?
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He was born December 23, 1926, in Yoakum, Texas, the son of Oscar Francis and Lillie Lorene (Moore) Semora.
Marvin served in the United States Army during World War II, in both the Pacific and European theatres. He also served during the Korean conflict in the U.S. Navy.
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Sadly, there are only so many hours in a day. For even the most diligent among us, it can be difficult to stay on top of all the classic books that demand to be read. Here at ZYZZYVA, we took this rainy San Francisco January as the perfect excuse to sit down and finally catch up on some of those iconic works our staff has missed out on (at least until now): Laura Thiessen, Intern: With the New Year comes new resolutions. Unfortunately, most of them fail by the time we turn the calendar page to February. Perhaps it might be better …Continue reading
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A jolt of elation always strikes when coming across a passage that perfectly captures one's private thoughts, and with Gunnhild Øyehaug's novel Wait, Blink: A Perfect Picture of Inner Life (translated by Kari Dickinson; 288 pages; FSG), I frequently found myself electrified. Page after page of passages artfully dissect our most subliminal mental processes. Utilizing the character of Sigrid and her sense of detachment in front of the computer screen, the author makes a fluid allusion to the novel's subtitle: "She identifies with the cursor! Waiting, blinking, and without any real existence in the world, just on and off between …Continue reading
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The Demands of Story: Q&A with 'Outside Is the Ocean' Author Matthew Lansburgh
In 2011, I was living in Chapel Hill, North Carolina, where I spent two years as the Kenan Visiting Writer shortly after the release of my first book, a story collection. One of these stories, "Bed Death," appeared in the PEN/O.Henry Prize Stories, and it was this publication that led to my meeting Matthew Lansburgh. He sent me an email after reading it, and we struck up a friendship. In 2012, I moved back to San Francisco, and during a quick trip to New York in 2015, I finally met Matthew; we spent two days together, during which time he …Continue reading
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The Language of Trauma: "Incest" by Christine Angot
When I started reading Christine Angot's Incest (207 pages; Archipelago Books), I wondered whether its erratic style was simply the result of how the French language, translated closely, sounds in English. But I soon discovered that it's not just the translation: French and English-speaking readers alike have found Angot's book untidy and difficult to decipher. From an artistic point of view, I must commend the translator, Tess Lewis, for resisting the urge to force Angot's narrative into coherent and clear prose. Rather, her English translation of Incest strives to replicate the same frazzled reading experience as the original French. Incest …Continue reading
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Hanging in the Balance, Like a Puppet on a Hand: Bob Dylan and the Nobel Prize
"This is really a drag—and a bore,'' the doomed jazzster Chet Baker tells director Bruce Weber in Let's Get Lost, in response to (sympathetic) inquiries about his drug habits. The same could be said of the recent controversy over the decision to award the Nobel Prize in Literature to Bob Dylan. In a certain sense, it all makes sense: the high-minded indignation from select members of the literary Establishment (though, some, like Salman Rushdie and Joyce Carol Oates, welcomed the decision), and disgusted repudiation of boomer nostalgia (we get it, Irvine Welsh) in other quarters. It's of a piece with the kind …Continue reading
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The Misapprehension of Satire: On 'The Zone of Interest' by Martin Amis
"O Germany— Hearing the speeches that ring from your house, one laughs. But whoever sees you, reaches for his rifle." —Bertolt Brecht (from Hannah Arendt's Eichmann in Jerusalem) I. Introduction January marked the 70th anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz, the infamous labor and extermination camp in Poland where more than one million Jews were murdered by the Nazis, right under the nose of Polish citizens and the wider international community. The timing of this gruesome anniversary is poignant, as European anti-Semitism is perhaps more virulent and threatening now than at any point since the war. Anti-Semitism has unfortunately proven …Continue reading
What It Means to be a Latino Writer: Daniel Olivas's 'Things We Do Not Talk About'
"Write what you know" is a common phrase in the writing world. Daniel A Olivas's new book, Things We Do Not Talk About: Exploring Latino/a Literature Through Essays and Interviews (202 pages; San Diego State University Press), raises and discusses questions with himself and other authors about what it means to be a Latino writer and how that may (or may not) influences their writings. Olivas, the author of seven books (The Book of Want, Latinos in Lotusland), doesn't claim, though, that this collection of various Latino authors' ideas and thoughts on their cultural lineages and their work (as captured …Continue reading
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The Noisiest Book Review in the World Also Pretty Entertaining: 'The Best of RALPH'
The Noisiest Book Review in the Known World: The Best of RALPH (Mho & Mho Works; 979 pages, two volumes, edited by Lolita Lark) is a collection of the more acclaimed book reviews, essays, excerpts, and letters published by RALPH: The Review of Arts, Literature, Philosophy and the Humanities. Originally known as The Fessenden Review, the literary magazine published reviews and excerpts of little known or self-published books while it also, as they proudly state on their website, "lambasted many of the dubious stars of the East Coast Publishing Establishment." Following the demise of the printed magazine, RALPH, operating from …Continue reading
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Big in Japan: Q&A with Ted Goossen and Motoyuki Shibata of "Monkey Business"
Published annually, the nascent literary journal Monkey Business connects an English-reading public—whose familiarity with modern Japanese literature may be limited to Haruki Murakami, Yukio Mishima, and Keiji Nakazawa—to a wide range of contemporary if not as well known Japanese writers. The journal, supported by the Nippon Foundation and A Public Space, is the international offshoot of the same-name publication started in Tokyo in 2008. The second issue was published earlier this year, and just like the first volume, it is a delight. Translations of major authors and rising talents share space with work from established U.S. writers (Stuart Dybek, Rebecca Brown, …Continue reading
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From Iguala to Los Angeles, the Making of a Writer: Q&A with Reyna Grande
Each year thousands of children are left behind as their parents cross the border into the United States looking for work. Often these children set out on journeys of their own in hopes of finding their parents. These terrifying treks, and their devastating effects on families, have been chronicled by others. In 2006, journalist Sonia Nazario wrote a spellbinding account of a young boy's trek from Honduras to the United States in Enrique's Journey: The Story of A Boy's Dangerous Odyssey to Reunite With His Mother. In 2009, the documentary film Which Way Home captured the plight of two young …Continue reading
The Brazilian Bird of Prey: Four New Translations of Clarice Lispector
In his preface to Clarice Lispector's A Breath of Life (Pulsations), editor Benjamin Moser calls the four new translations from New Directions of Lispector's novels—including Água Viva, Near to the Wild Heart, and The Passion According to G.H.—"the most important project of translation into English of a Latin American author since the complete works of Jorge Luis Borges were published a decade ago." This is hardly a disinterested opinion: Moser himself kicked off the retranslations of Lispector's work with The Hour of the Star (New Directions), published late last year. He also published a biography of Lispector in 2009, Why …Continue reading


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LinkedIn Launches a Dedicated Job Search App for Android
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Remember the job search app LinkedIn introduced for iOS last year? Well, now Android has a counterpart.
The company says the app brings all the same features seen on iOS, but was built from scratch for Android. The interface is similar to the iOS edition, with some Android-esque touches like side tabs.
Like the iOS app, it's intended to help you search for a jobs in your free time on the go. You can weed through jobs with title, location, company, industry and seniority level filters. You'll also get recommendations based on your search history, and it'll notify you when job listings are set to expire.
Interestingly, LinkedIn also showed some graphics detailing differences between Android and iOS users on its platform.
California and New York have the most iOS users for instance, while Android reigns king in Wisconsin, Georgia and Florida. Meanwhile, Android users apparently send a lot of invites on LinkedIn while iOS users do more searches.
In the field, Android users are more likely to work in IT and programming, while Apple users tend more towards healthcare management and graphic design. That's very surprising
The Job Search app is available in English-speaking countries from the Play Store now.


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It is pretty well documented and that too pretty extensively, how old Asia in terms of sciences, cultures, kingdoms and human settlements is. Be it the very well known Indus valley civilisation, the Persian empire or the Chinese dynasties, Asia has a lion's share in the refinement of human intellect development. Thailand is one such country that has got a long history with its earliest human habitation dating twenty thousand years. Some of the earliest pieces of evidence of bronze and copper metal products are found in modern-day Thailand. These artefacts are almost a thousand years old. These being the oldest findings in terms of copperware and bronzeware the whole region. This kind of history has had its impact on the art in Thailand.
Art has its fair share in the history of Thailand's history. With the earliest instances and examples of art in Thailand dating almost 700 years, art in Thailand has come a long way. A lot of Thai art seems to be influenced by Indian culture and religious epics of Hinduism. Although Thailand is primarily a Buddhist country with religious figures centred exclusively around Buddha and His images, references to Hinduism show through extensively in its culture. These references are available in the form of illustrations, figurines and ornamentations on the walls and parapets of palaces, buildings and temples or in old traditional Thai texts. The oldest art forms found in Thailand refer to ceramic and metal cast images of Buddha. The art that developed later from this period saw Buddha images being created in large bronze or brick and stucco. Use of a lot of Gold decorations also started in this period. Paintings and paint-work were similarly heavily influenced by the life of Buddha although the depictions were done in the context of stories derived from Hindu epics.
The contemporary art scene in Thailand is rich, prolific and covers a wide range of themes. It is fed well by a large pool of very well known and talented artists that are appreciated for their quality work, in the society. The Thai social scene is well populated with thriving artistic events that not just showcase the quality of the local art but also popularise the local artists and stimulate innovation.
National Exhibition of Art is one of the oldest events that has celebrated the Thai artists around the country for more than 60 years. Although, in its first year, but The Bangkok Art Biennale 2018 (BAB 2018) has already been booked as one of the most popular art events in Bangkok. Spanning 30-plus nationalities, around 75 artists are being invited to the festival. The exhibition will take place around a wide geographical area including ancient temples, historically important architectural sites and other places that represent the cultural pulse of the country. Bukruk Urban Arts Festival is a popular street art festival that was organised around iconic landmarks around Bangkok. An eclectic art festival that was held under the name of Hotel Art Fair Bangkok in the month of June in 2017, in which thirty art galleries took part turned out to be a widely popular art exhibition. There are other art exhibitions that are held in different parts of the country which showcase different contemporary artists.
There have been a number of new and upcoming artists in Thailand who have gained recognition and popularity. The government of Thailand, too, recognises the work in the different fields of art and confer a few with the title of The National Artist. This title is generally awarded on the National Artist Day and those awarded start getting monthly payouts from the government. Fua Haripitak – an avid painter – received the award for the first time in 1985. Thawan Duchanee is another Thai painter who enjoyed a worldwide reputation. Chakrabhand Posayakrit, Kamol Tassananchalee and Chalood Nimsamer are a few popular contemporary artists from Thailand who have made a lot of name for themselves and contributed a lot to the field of art.


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The Magistrates Report and Recomendation (MRR), page, line 1, asserts that plaintiifs lawsuit is rambling and disjointed, a statement which attempts to justify the misrepresentations of the lawsuit in the MMR. The statement serves to explain or justify the errors of misrepresentation in the MMR which are much too broad to be seen as accidental or inadvertant.
The first of these intentional misinterpretations is designed to confuse the plaintiffs statements to the District Court Judge and create the impression that the complaint seeks relief which is not sought. The MRR, page 2 lines 14 to 15 states that "plaintiffs seek an injunction ordering defendants to provide them with arrest and booking records subpoenaed in 1998". That statement, nor anthing like it, is contained anywhere in plaintiffs pleadings related to injunctive relief. Not in the First Amended Complaint (FAC) and not in the Application for injunctive relief. This misinterpretation renders most of the MMR invalid relating to the plaintiffs lawsuit. The FAC mentions arrest and booking records in paragraph 9, 23 and 24 related to specific performance and not at all in the Application for injunctive relief. It is not possible the Magistrate has made this error by mistake. The arrest and booking records are mentioned in the FAC only relating to the process of defining the specific performance demanded, page 21, lines 12 through 17.
The MMR, page 2 lines 15 and 16, page 3 lines 1 through 6 assert that plaintiffs seeks an order compelling the COUNTY to "cooperate with plaintiffs through the creation of a non-profit corporation to develop apporpriate treatments specific to historic needs of plaintiff and the general public, which the county can fund through payments of up to 20 million dollars over 5 years time." [FAC 21-22]. The MMR represents (3) as an alternative to (2) ommiting (1) altogether. This is prohibitively selective in the rendering of justice because it ignores (1), (page 21, lines 23 and 24.) "that defendant be required specifically to perform said duties," or the duties described on page 20, lines 21 and 22 pursuant to CALIFORNIA HEALTH AND SAFETY code § 1370.4. That particular California state statuate is not mentioned anywhere in the MMR, again rendering the MMR irrelevant to plaintiffs lawsuit. To skip number (1) and to proceed to number(2) and make (3) alternative to (2) serves to entirely misrepresent the plaintiffs lawsuit and makes it appear as a tort claim which it is not.
The first sought relief has the plaintiffs seeking that federal courts compel the COUNTY to simply follow state laws. Contingent to that, if the COUNTY should somehow be able to justify to the federal court its inability to follow laws, which plaintiffs have proven this historical non compliance with state laws, the federal court is asked to support the compulsion of the COUNTY to assist in the creation of a non profit to recieve the funds, protecting lives and saving the COUNTY public funds. Meaning that the couty must first justify to the Federal court its inabilty to follow those laws. It has not done so in its defenses and leaves specific performance All monetary mention is secondary to the requested relief or gaining the COUNTY's compliance with state law but the MMR does not state that, instead misrepresenting the plaintiffs lawsuit a second time as a monetary claim which then artificially creates relevance for the rest of the MMR, primarily res judicata and statute of limitations addressing (2) of page 3, lines 9 and 10 of the MMR.
Plaintiffs are unable to respond to the MMR past these observations of the mistreprestantions because the MMR is not relative to the plaintiffs law suit. The defendants motion to dismiss intentionally misinterprets plaintiffs lawsuit to effect the same misrepresentation so defenses to a lawsuit that does not exist can be made. The MMR is in essence defending the defendants defenses which are not relative to the plaintiffs suit.
Plaintiffs provide instead, evidence of plaintiffs Ruiz's damages and Plaintiff Ouseys damages, attached to this objection as Plaintiffs Ruiz, Ousey, and Cousins damages alleged must be taken as fact intil disproven. The damages are dynamic, with broad physical and psychological symtoms/impacts and time to document then adequately must be allowed to serve justice. Allowing justice to be served inthis way promises great benfit to the public interests related to the specific performance requested. The MMR does not address this factor in any way and only considers the defendants defenses within an artifically created environment of relevance.
The MMR. page 3, lines 11 to 12, (3) regarding the F.O.I.A. is addressed by the fact plaintiffs Ruiz, Ousey and Cousin have recently learned of the F.O.I.A and the tolling has just begun. Although it is true that the words "municipal liability, conspiracy" do not appear as the MMR asserts anf this fact is addressed in the FAC, "minor deficiencies, errors and ommisions" (page 19 lines 10 through 20") and plaintiffs Brown and Ouusey are "Qualified Individuals". Plaintiffs Cousins and Ruiz if evaluated would also qualify. With discretionary balancing of public interest and F.R.Civ.P. 61. Harmless Error, this can be accepted without impacting the rights of the defendants considering their lawful duty to the public and the public interests. Number (4) of the same paragraph may be true (Counties are often considered a branch of the State) however, the defendants always have a duty defined by law, Constitutional, federal and state, and are liable under 42 U.S.C. § 1985 to legal action compelling obeyance of laws enforceble in federak courts. Immunity by all actors is relenquished when their actions are not pursuant to the U.S. Constitution or laws made under it, even defendant Sterne. The MMR misrepresents plaintiffs claim as a tort intentionally so that defendant Sterne might falsely enjoy the immune status but under a claim for injunctive relief, that judicial immunity does not exist nor does the statuate of limitations bar the court from ordering the requested relief.
Page 4 of the MMR contains a large error regarding F.O.I.A as it asserts the plaintiffs claims are based on the County Mental Health departments failure to respond to requests relating to the proposal of an experimental treatment. Plaintiff did not make the F.O.I.A request to the County Mental Health. The senior director and the chief medical doctor wanted to respond, pursuant to CALIFORNIA HEALTH AND SAFETY code § 1370.4 but defendants Rose or Starke prevented them from doing so. The F.O.I.A. was served on the supervisors generally and Rose specifically. A time stamped copy dated April 18, 2000 is attached as EXHIBIT TWENTY-NINE.
The MMR at page 9 asserts that 5 U.S.C. §552 (a)(6)(A) controls the statute of limitations. This is erroneous and only applies if the lawful procedure is followed agency, which iin this case was not observed "shall immediately notify the person making such request of such determination and the reasons therefore, and of the right of such person to appeal to the head of the agency any adverse determination;" Plaintiff received no such notification which is lawfully due under 5 U.S.C. §552 (a)(2)(c).
1. Plaintiff has a disability, Attention Deficit Disorder as documented in his MOTION REQUESTING APPOINTMENT OF COUNCIL. Since the evaluation in 2000 the condition has worsened. From 1996 plaintiff has continually sought attorneys to advise, counsel, represent on a contingency basis without success. Attorneys will not advise plaintiff for cash payment. Eight pages of written referrals and refusals from attorneys were intended to labeled as EXHIBIT TWO with his request for appointment of council. Plaintiff could not locate the letters, forgot what he had intended and to renumber his exhibits. Due to his disability plaintiff was unable to prepare his ADDENDUM OF EXHIBITS prior to the Magistrates recommendations, he did not know this was required. This has resulted in the 30 pages of exhibits establishing a pattern of deprival of due process being stricken from record. The plaintiff with the assistance of librarians at law libraries has been unable to decipher the local court rules to determine the process or schedule of Magistrate review or forma in pauperis action. The handout titled PROCEDURAL INFORMATION FOR FILING A NEW CIVIL ACTION/COMPLAINT has no information concerning this process or schedule.
2. Without counsel plaintiff is discriminated against on the basis of his disability.
Code of Federal Regulations, TITLE 28--JUDICIAL ADMINISTRATION
Subpart B--General Requirements
Sec. 35.130 General prohibitions against discrimination. (a) No qualified individual with a disability shall, on the basis of disability, be excluded from participation in or be denied the benefits of the services, programs, or activities of a public entity, or be subjected to discrimination by any public entity. [Revised as of July 1, 1999]
3. Plaintiffs case is dominated by a very unpopular issue basically repugnant to the average person for reasons not welcomed by most, attorneys or even judicial officers. For example in the plaintiffs case of material fact constituting deprivation of his Fourteenth amendment right and due process by the defendants failure to appear upon Constitutional legal force of subpoena, the REPORT AND RECOMMENDATION OF UNITED STATES MAGISTRATE JUDGE quotes in bold and uses the word "denied" and "denial" 5 times (p. 2 L.18 & 24, p.3 L. 1, 1, p.4 L.13) and not the more proper legally correct words, "deprivation of right to equal protection and due process" In this case the Magistrates words are similar to the defendants literal posturing. The words taunt, mocking the pro se plaintiff as if incompetent and therefore unworthy of any recognition of his constitutional rights as a citizen seeking redress of grievance. This is likely due to plaintiffs disclosure of a previous attempt to file this complaint forma in pauperis in 1999 in a reversible error of the court. Franklin v. Murphy, 745 F.2d 1221, 1228-29 (9th Cir.) In that attempt to file this complaint is located the specific language that has caused the Magistrates repeated use of the word "denial". The instant case has municipality violating the plaintiffs Constitutional rights and in the plaintiffs OPPOSITION to the MOTION TO DISMISS (p.2 L.5, 13) the plaintiff has stated that national security interests are dependent upon verifications that a proper trial can bring. The Magistrate makes no mention of this in his report.
3. Plaintiffs case is dominated by a very unpopular issue, a part of the original conspiracy described in 220298, Magistrates report (P.2 L. 13, 15). The conspiracy described in the civil case in Santa Barbara County has continued unimpeded to this date injuring plaintiff repeatedly. On November 19, 2001 plaintiff was assaulted by another tenant at plaintiffs residence and currently plaintiff cannot collect payment from employment.
4. The Magistrates report (P.2 L. 22) misconstrues and diminishes evidence of EXHIBIT ONE when stating the Records Supervisor on August 31 "did not maintain records".
EXHIBIT ONE (August 31, 1998 letter) second paragraph,
"I have been in contact with Santa Barbara County Counsel and have been advised to return your check for $15.00 and to advise you that I do not have the records for the period you have requested."
The Records Supervisor expressly states that they were "advised" by the Defendant Stark to "advise you" that the records were not in possession. Direct interference with due process by the defendant. In the Magistrate judges REPORT (p.3 L.12, 13 & 18, 19) it states that "material fact are taken as true" and "where plaintiff appears pro se the complaint must be construed liberally so as to afford the plaintiff the benefit of any doubt." If the STANDARD OF REVIEW or its quoted excerpts aforementioned and the UNITED STATES CONSTITUTION control the recommendations, and the prima facie material evidence of EXHIBIT ONE, proving plaintiffs allegations as fact, then the Magistrates recommendation should refer to it as fact rather than allegation and the defendants MOTION TO DISMISS denied.
5. UNITED STATES CONSTITUTION, ARTICLE III, Section 2, Jurisdiction of United States Courts, 1. "The judicial power shall extend to all cases, in law and equity arising under this Constitution." Recognition of plaintiffs, lawful Constitutional rights, undiminished as they simply read, is essential if the UNITED STATES CONSTITUTION, ARTICLE VI. section 3 is to apply to a judicial officer (OPPOSITION TO MOTION TO DISMISS cite is erroneous)
"and the judges in every state shall be bound thereby, anything in the Constitution or laws of any state to the contrary notwithstanding."
The Constitution does not define a statute of limitations for violations of Constitutional Rights while the Constitution specifically disallows state law to be used. The Fourteenth amendment nor Title 42 § 1983 contains any word indicating a statute of limitations can be applied.
6. Ryland v. Shapiro, 708 F.2d 968, (9th Cir. 1983), reversed and remanded by the Supreme Court held that "Analysis of extent of Constitutional deprivation is not exact science capable of quantification but rather is qualitative in nature." Plaintiff in the instant case points out that "quantity" applies best to overall impact of damages, whereas quality can easier be equated to the nature of the damage and thus more suited to considering elements refining the evaluation of impact(s). The ongoing conspiracy of discrimination and deprival of due process cannot be evaluated by the last overt act of the defendants conspiracy when the original conspiracy of case 220298 threatens plaintiff and the plaintiff suffers from this on a daily basis.
I Christopher A. Brown Declare on December 12, 2001 under the penalty of the laws of perjury of the United States of America that the foregoing is true and correct. .
Christopher A. Brown
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