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Dr. John Henrik Clarke: His Life, His Words, His Works
I AM Unlimited Publishing, January 2003. First Edition. Paper Back. Paperback original with bumps, curled fore-edge, & wear. Still good copy of uncommon title. Solid spine. No writing in text. Signed & inscribed by Swanston on title page: 'To Angus, Peace, Love, Prosperity & Power.' First/first. More
The Condemnation of Little B.
Beacon Press, February 2002. First Edition. Hardcover. Through the story of a thirteen-year-old black boy condemned to life in prison, Elaine Brown exposes the "New Age" racism that effectively condemns millions of poor African-Americans to a third world life. The story of "Little B" is riveting, a stunning example of..... More
Memories of the Southern Civil Rights Movement
Twin Palms Publishers, May 2010. Hardcover. In Memories of the Southern Civil RightsMovement, Danny Lyon tells the compelling story of how a handful of dedicated young people, both black and white, forged one of the most successful grassroots organizations in American history. The book depicts some of the most violent..... More
Autobiography of Medgar Evers: A Hero's Life and Legacy Revealed Through His Writings, Letters, and Speeches
Basic Civitas Books, June 2005. Hardcover. On the evening of June 12, 1963--the day President John F. Kennedy gave his most impassioned speech about the need for interracial tolerance --Medgar Evers, the NAACP's first field secretary in Mississippi, was shot and killed by an assassin's bullet in his driveway. The..... More
Hope and History : Why We Must Share the Story of the Movement
Orbis Books, August 1990. Paper Back. Clean, sound, no markings within text. No underlining. No side notes. Signed & inscribed half title page: 'For my friend and brother, Harry, with great appreciation, for all the hope and history we have shared. Vincent 3/19/92. More
Bound in Wedlock: Slave and Free Black Marriage in the Nineteenth Century
Belknap Press: An Imprint of Harvard University Press, February 2019. Paper Back. Winner of the Stone Book Award, Museum of African American History Winner of the Joan Kelly Memorial Prize Winner of the Littleton-Griswold Prize Winner of the Mary Nickliss Prize Winner of the Willie Lee Rose Prize Americans have..... More
Race Rebels: Culture, Politics, and the Black Working Class
Free Press, November 1994. First Edition. Hardcover. Examines day-to-day examples of resistance against discrimination, noting how slowdowns, migrations, and sabotage were done in a way that made them seem less threatening. Very minor shelf wear on the jacket. Mylar wrapped. Signed and dedicated by the author on the title page..... More
Driving While Black: African American Travel and the Road to Civil Rights
Liveright, February 2020. First Edition. Hardcover. It's hardly a secret that mobility has always been limited, if not impossible, for African Americans. Before the Civil War, masters confined their slaves to their property, while free black people found themselves regularly stopped, questioned, and even kidnapped. Restrictions on movement before Emancipation..... More
Giant's Causeway: Frederick Douglass's Irish Odyssey and the Making of an American Visionary
University of Virginia Press, November 2014. First Edition. Hardcover. In 1845, seven years after fleeing bondage in Maryland, Frederick Douglass was in his late twenties and already a celebrated lecturer across the northern United States. The recent publication of his groundbreaking Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass, an American..... More
Don't Make a Black Woman Take Off Her Earrings: Madea's Uninhibited Commentaries on Love and Life
Riverhead Hardcover, April 2006. First Edition. Hardcover. The author's alter ego, the outspoken, worldly wise grandmother Madea, shares her thoughts on life, love, and everyone around her. Clean & solid without markings in like dust jacket. Complete number line. Inscribed on title page by Perry: 'Be Black Tyler'... More


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We have been following the exploits of Syndica8 records boss Lynxx on social media for a couple of weeks now and we've suspected something major was about to happen. We had all our guesses; from motivational speaking to advocate for female "proper outfitting" by Biblical standards. It was obvious something was clearly going on, we just couldn't wrap our heads around it. What we didn't anticipate however was Lynxx becoming a pastor.
But lo and behold, this morning, he released a new single and a couple of seconds into it, we were convinced Lynxx had become born again.
The song titled Serve you opens with the line "2015, man I found God". Lynxx proceeds to detail his experience in the world of sin and how his new life is dedicated to Jesus Christ because just before this realisation, his soul was dark like Nepa wen dey take light.
While we wish Lynxx success on his new path as a gospel artiste, we have to say this is not the first time an artiste has returned to God after failing to find mainstream success.
Lynxx came into the industry in the late 2000s. He found his first hit with an EDM-Grime fused feature by DJ Caise on a song titled International. His debut album This is Lynxx dropped in 2010 with a reception that ranged from average to mediocre. Save for lush music videos, a series of endorsements and Fine Lady featuring Wizkid, a single that dropped at the peak of the Starboy's fame in 2012, Lynxx has dragged his entire career through quasi-relevance with sub-par hits.
Following this premise, a career decision to switch to a largely untapped gospel industry with the influence he already has on the larger music market may not be the worst career decision.
But as logical as the above sounds, we won't be the ones to come between a man and his salvation by attaching a motive. So if Lynxx has truly found God, we hope he receives the inner peace that comes with it. The social media posts with subtle slut-shaming hints, though, yeah… those need to go.
Success Vs Fulfillment….. One of the greatest misconceptions most of us use to assess the value of our lives / existence. — Success : This can be described as achievement of goals, attainment of wealth, honors, position etc (All which are very Fleeting, worldly and not guaranteed to last). Fulfillment: A state of Completion or Realization. Spiritual fulfillment occurs when you and God are working together…aka Your Destiny. It is only at this point that your true value of your existence is realized and you start to live according to what is for you (This is known as Walking in Purpose) Most people allow the world to determine their worth by assessing perishable things they acquire (Cars, clothes, money, power… Champagne 👀)… Let's remember that depression can also come for those who are "Successful" but unfulfilled, proving that success doesnt equate to fulfillment, there is still a vacuum only God can fill. The only time success is worth it, is when you enter the gates of Heaven, till then…… Seek Fulfillment! God bless yall! #ManLikeLynxxx #God1st #ManWithAGreaterPurpose #Awake #Lynxxxstagram #Lynxxxdom #DailyLynxxxspiration #PrayForYou #PurposeDriven #woke

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In authentic role-play scenarios, viewers are provided with vivid examples that illustrate how to use empirically supported treatments (ESTs) for panic disorder. In each scenario, a master therapist works with a client diagnosed with panic disorder. The vignettes demonstrate four evidence-based treatments for panic disorder: cognitive and behavioral coping skills, cognitive restructuring, physical sensation exposure, and situational exposure. Each vignette is followed by a critique of the demonstration and helpful suggestions for clinical practice. The DVD opens with a discussion of panic disorder and diagnosing panic disorder. This is followed by an overview of empirically supported treatments for panic disorder with a strong emphasis on how to incorporate EST objectives and interventions into the entire treatment plan. The six essential elements of a treatment plan are discussed in a tutorial section on how to create an effective and clear treatment plan that brings benefit to the client, the clinician, the agency, and the profession. Other common interventions related to panic disorder are also discussed including probing of underlying trauma tied to panic, reinforcement through secondary gain, family/conjoint therapy to reinforce the client for effort and progress, stage-of-change enhancement, and anti-anxiety medication. In addition, common considerations in relapse prevention as are examined.
After you watch this DVD you should:• Know the process and criteria for diagnosing panic disorder.• Understand how empirically supported treatments for panic disorder have been identified, what treatment approaches have been designated as empirically supported, as well as objectives and interventions common to each identified treatment.• Know common considerations in the prevention of relapse of panic disorder.• Know how to construct a clear and effective treatment plan and empirically inform it with results from psychotherapy research.• Appreciate the importance of therapeutic relationship factors in the delivery of an empirically informed treatment plan
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WhatsApp users could be in for a shock later this month as the world's most popular messaging service ends support on a number of smartphones.
The Facebook-owned company originally warned users of some iPhones, Android, BlackBerry and Nokia devices that WhatsApp would stop working in December 2016.
But they then had a change of heart with a blog post confirming that WhatsApp was "extending support for BlackBerry OS, BlackBerry 10, Nokia S40 and Nokia Symbian S60 until June 2017."
Sadly for owners of those devices the time has come to wave goodbye to WhatsApp as, from June 30th, it will no longer work.
WhatsApp understands the news won't go down well for many users saying: "While these mobile devices have been an important part of our story, they don't offer the kind of capabilities we need to expand our app's features in the future.
"This was a tough decision for us to make, but the right one in order to give people better ways to keep in touch with friends, family, and loved ones using WhatsApp.
"If you use one of these affected mobile devices, we recommend upgrading to a newer Android, iPhone, or Windows Phone before the end of June 2017 to continue using WhatsApp."
The news of the block comes as WhatsApp is enjoying enormous success with its video call functionality.
WhatsApp users are spending more time than ever before using the app's video call feature, the hugely-popular messenger has confirmed.
The Facebook-owned app's 1.2 billion monthly active users are spending more than 340 million minutes each day making a staggering 55 million video calls, it announced.
That's not bad, especially since the ability to make and receive video calls inside the app has only been available for the last six months.
It's surge in popularity is a testament to WhatsApp's overall popularity, as well as how important the addition of the feature was to begin with.
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The Facebook-owned chat app could follow in the footsteps of the social network's own Messenger app, which introduced stickers on Android and iOS back in April 2013.
Renown tipster WABetaInfo has published screenshots from the latest beta, which reveals sticker sets with a very similar design to those used in Facebook Messenger.
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Hi, 1) Yes, that is correct. If you set the parallelism of an operator to 1 it is only executed on a single node. It depends on your application, if you need a global state or whether multiple local states are OK. 2) Flink programs follow the concept a data flow. There is no communication between parallel instances of a task, i.e., all four tasks of a MapOperator with parallelism 4 cannot talk to each other. You might want to take a look at Flink's iteration operators. With these you can feed data back into a previous operator [1]. 4) Yes, that should work. [1] https://ci.apache.org/projects/flink/flink-docs-master/apis/batch/iterations.html 2016-06-09 15:01 GMT+02:00 Ravikumar Hawaldar <firstname.lastname@example.com> : > Hi Fabian, Thank you for your answers, > > 1) If there is only single instance of that function, then it will defeat > the purpose of distributed correct me if I am wrong, so If I run > parallelism with 1 on cluster does that mean it will execute on only one > node? > > 2) I mean to say, when a map operator returns a variable, is there any > other function which takes that updated variable and returns that to all > instances of map? > > 3) Question Cleared. > > 4) My question was can I use same ExecutionEnvironment for all flink > programs in a module. > > 5) Question Cleared. > > > Regards > Ravikumar > > > > On 9 June 2016 at 17:58, Fabian Hueske <firstname.lastname@example.com> wrote: > >> Hi Ravikumar, >> >> I'll try to answer your questions: >> 1) If you set the parallelism of a map function to 1, there will be only >> a single instance of that function regardless whether it is execution >> locally or remotely in a cluster. >> 2) Flink does also support aggregations, (reduce, groupReduce, combine, >> ...). However, I do not see how this would help with a stateful map >> function. >> 3) In Flink DataSet programs you usually construct the complete program >> and call execute() after you have defined your sinks. There are two >> exceptions: print() and collect() which both add special sinks and >> immediately execute your program. print() prints the result to the stdout >> of the submitting client and collect() fetches a dataset as collection. >> 4) I am not sure I understood your question. When you obtain an >> ExecutionEnvironment with ExecutionEnvironment.getExecutionEnvrionment() >> the type of the returned environment depends on the context in which the >> program was executed. It can be a local environment if it is executed from >> within an IDE or a RemodeExecutionEnvironment if the program is executed >> via the CLI client and shipped to a remote cluster. >> 5) A map operator processes records one after the other, i.e., as a >> sequence. If you need a certain order, you can call DataSet.sortPartition() >> to locally sort the partition. >> >> Hope that helps, >> Fabian >> >> 2016-06-09 12:23 GMT+02:00 Ravikumar Hawaldar < >> firstname.lastname@example.com>: >> >>> Hi Till, Thank you for your answer, I have couple of questions >>> >>> 1) Setting parallelism on a single map function in local is fine but on >>> distributed will it work as local execution? >>> >>> 2) Is there any other way apart from setting parallelism? Like spark >>> aggregate function? >>> >>> 3) Is it necessary that after transformations to call execute function? >>> Or Execution starts as soon as it encounters a action (Similar to Spark)? >>> >>> 4) Can I create a global execution environment (Either local or >>> distributed) for different Flink program in a module? >>> >>> 5) How to make the records come in sequence for a map or any other >>> operator? >>> >>> >>> Regards, >>> Ravikumar >>> >>> >>> On 8 June 2016 at 21:14, Till Rohrmann <email@example.com> wrote: >>> >>>> Hi Ravikumar, >>>> >>>> Flink's operators are stateful. So you can simply create a variable in >>>> your mapper to keep the state around. But every mapper instance will have >>>> it's own state. This state is determined by the records which are sent to >>>> this mapper instance. If you need a global state, then you have to set the >>>> parallelism to 1. >>>> >>>> Cheers, >>>> Till >>>> >>>> On Wed, Jun 8, 2016 at 5:08 PM, Ravikumar Hawaldar < >>>> firstname.lastname@example.com> wrote: >>>> >>>>> Hello, >>>>> >>>>> I have an DataSet<UserDefinedType> which is roughly a record in a >>>>> DataSet Or a file. >>>>> >>>>> Now I am using map transformation on this DataSet to compute a >>>>> variable (coefficients of linear regression parameters and data structure >>>>> used is a double[]). >>>>> >>>>> Now the issue is that, per record the variable will get updated and I >>>>> am struggling to maintain state of this variable for the next record. >>>>> >>>>> In simple, for first record the variable values will be 0.0, and after >>>>> first record the variable will get updated and I have to pass this updated >>>>> variable for the second record and so on for all records in DataSet. >>>>> >>>>> Any suggestions on how to maintain state of a variable? >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> Regards, >>>>> Ravikumar >>>>> >>>> >>>> >>> >> >
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José María Gutiérrez has only repeated defense once: in the defeat against Elche and in the tie in Soria, Martos, Costas, Maras and Balliu acted. In the rest of the meetings, Torrejón de Ardoz has drawn a different defense, either with five troops (initially only in Lugo and Almendralejo) or four. If the figure of twelve LPRs in thirteen matches is striking, it is no less the fact that they have used up to twelve defenses in that period of time: Martos, Jonathan, Owona, Maras, Ozornwafor, Costas, Petrovic, De la Hoz, Balliu, Romera and Corpas.The previous names will be joined in the next days Francis, which will raise the figure to the dozen, which are the total players who have acted in the defense throughout the course, since, before breaking, Juan Ibiza acted in the first two days; neither Peybernes nor Tano did it, this summer's acquisitions. On that first date the defense was formed by Romera, Owona, Ibiza and Martos, who repeated the next game.On day 3, the rear formed by Romera, Owona, Maras and Martos, the most used this season (up to five times) was released. The other most used defense was that of Balliu, Maras, Martos and Jonathan, who acted in the last two games of Pedro Emanuel and Gutierrez's first. The coach born in Angola used up to seven defensive lines in fourteen days. It is not usual to see in a second classified up to 16 different defensive lines (not counting the modifications made in the second parts) once disputed almost three quarters of competition. And even less, that in his last thirteen meetings he has presented twelve different defenses. It is the stretch since Gutierrez is in command of an Almeria that does not finish seeing his defense set up, something weird for a title candidate. Last Friday it was rare to see a midfielder (Petrovic) central, a central (David Costas) on the right side and a right side (Romera) on the bench.
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Junda Morris-Kennedy Name WFA Liberia Representative
The founder of Liberia Art and Fashion Council Junda Morris-Kennedy has been announced as the official representative for World Fashion Week (WFW) in Liberia.In an official communication, WFW President Paco De James said, on behalf of the WFW Executive Board of Governors, International Committee, World Fashion Exhibition and its subsidiary companies name you the official representative of the WFW in the territory of Liberia.The president added the representative is responsible for the nomination process, creating organizing committees as well as Goodwill Ambassadors. "WFW serves as a global platform for the national fashion industries around the world, as an Olympic style event, designers and professionals representing their nation of origin and cultural identities," Mr James noted.He said "the objective is placing these artisans in the global market, in a celebration of cultural diversity expressed through the artistic and social movement of fashion."WFW boss explained that nominee from Liberia will be under the rules and requirements dictated by the organization for its next year event in Paris.With this representation from Liberia, designers and professionals can participate officially with WFW and with recognition from the organization, he said.Meanwhile, Ms. Kennedy said she feel honored to have been chosen as the representative for this prestigious organization and promise that Liberian fashion professionals' presence will be in full at the events in Paris next year."I have been working for years to bring to light the so many talents that have gone unnoticed in the fashion industry and the perfect time has come for me to do that again," Ms. Kennedy, who heads the 2016 nomination process for the West Africa fashion Award in Liberia, said.Talking about transparence she also said: "I will never use this opportunity to favor some one for nomination, my dream is to give everyone the chance to show to the world the uniqueness of Liberian creative landscape,"Share this:Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window)Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window)
4,622 GBV Cases Treated at One-stop Centers Across Montserrado Since 2017
Faith Akovi Cooper (2nd from left) and members of the IRC staff IRC statistics revealThe Country Director of the International Rescue Committee (IRC), Faith Akovi Cooper, revealed troubling statistics of violence against women in Liberia during her opening statement at a Gender-Based Violence (GBV) Prevention and Response Learning Conference hosted in Monrovia on Wednesday, April 10, 2019 by the International Rescue Committee (IRC).Madam Cooper spoke to a crowd of over 100 participants represented by civil society organizations, international non-governmental organization, government representatives, donors and the media.According to her, 4,622 cases of gender-based violence have been treated across the five government-run One-stop Centers (OSCs) that the IRC supports in Montserrado County.Under IRC's support, the number of survivors supported through the centers continues to increase.In 2017 a total of 1,344 cases were reported at the centers, while the total nearly doubled to 2,246 in 2018. Between December 2018 and March 2019 the five OSCs treated 1,032 GBV survivors.This rise is due to increased community outreach in strategic locations resulting in more public awareness about the free, quality services available at the facilities. This has led to more individuals seeking out care, especially adult survivors who are often victims of repeated domestic violence within their own homes."These figures are troubling, and if you are sitting in the audience and not bothered by it, there is a problem, because the reality is that, we must all do more to turn the tides on violence against women and girls in this society," Madam Cooper said.She stressed the importance of addressing the root causes of violence against women and girls. "We live in a society that is mostly reactive and less proactive so there is a tendency to treat the symptom rather than prevent it." Yet, she cautioned, "an ounce of prevention is better than a pound of cure."Participants take note of some of the important comments.Madam Cooper believes that as long as Liberians do not prioritize the causes of violence against women, it will be difficult to turn the tide in this country. The prevention arm of GBV, according to her, needs government willpower to reinforce laws in creating safe communities for all.She told the women-dominated gathering that gender-based violence is a human rights issue that requires government's intervention by putting mechanisms into place that will keep the boys and girls, safe at all times.Madam Cooper also underscored the need for Liberian authorities to begin rethinking how they can strategically and realistically fast track rape cases. "We have all made efforts to build in a meaningful level of collaboration and coordination; there is more to be done on this front, and this is one of the key issues that we want to delve into today," she told the gathering.The IRC receives funding from Irish Aid to provide comprehensive support to the OSCs and has had a longstanding relationship with Irish around SGBV work. Elena Gromme, Program Advisor at the Irish Embassy in Monrovia, said the fight against gender-based violence is very close to Irish Aid's core mission, and Ireland is fully committed both at the international and at the national level to support initiatives to the sector.The Irish Embassy has just launched its new development policy for international development, under the title, "A Better World" and gender equality is one of the main priority areas."In Liberia, we recently launched our new embassy, and a five-year strategy plan, which reflects our commitment to support Liberia to reach its development goals. Ending violence against women and girls, and empowering them, is a key element of our strategy," Madam Gromme added.She lauded the entire staff at the One Stop Centers for playing an 'essential job', and coping daily with incredibly distressing and emotionally intense cases of gender violence.The Deputy Gender, Children and Social Protection Minister, Alice Johnson Howard, lauded IRC for its contributions to the fight against gender-based violence in Liberia and called on everyone to raise-up and ensure that violence against women and girls is eliminated.Madam Howard shared that just as the country joined together to collaboratively fight Ebola, so too can we can do the same with SGBV in this country.The event was characterized by statements from various stakeholders working to address GBV, including representatives from civil society organizations, nurses and police officers working at the OSCs, police investigators, as well as those from the Ministry of Justice.The program included a panel discussion hosted by Madam Bentoiu Tehounge of the Ministry of Health Director of Family Health Division, and participants Madam Susie Telleh, Commander of the Women and Children Protection Section of the Liberia National Police; Ms. Lovett Saydee Sieh, Research Officer for the Gender Based Violence Unit of the Ministry of Gender, Children and Social Protection; Judge Serena F. Garlawolu of Criminal Court E and Ms. Anita K. T. Monger of IRC.They panelists share about their different roles treating survivors and supporting them to access the judicial system, highlighting their progress as well as key constraints faced in working to end gender-based violence. A key highlight was the briefing by Judge Serena F. Garlawolu of the Criminal Court detailing barriers to convicting perpetrators.She shared how many SGBV cases lack sufficient evidence to convict the perpetrator; and that medical staff play a key role in gathering necessary evidence, keeping careful records when a survivor reports to an OSC to make a strong case against a perpetrator.Madam Garlawolu also highlighted that many cases don't ever make it to court, sometimes because parents of child survivors decide to not pursue legal action against the perpetrators. She warned about the necessity of taking legal action, and that in some grave cases the court system cannot allow waivers in even if a parent feels it is not in the best interest of their children.The day concluded with recommendations from participants which ranged from calls for more comprehensive support across Liberia's counties, the need to fast-track GBV cases through the judicial system, the establishment of safe homes to support survivors in immediate danger, and the importance of strengthening collaboration across the different sectors in the system (clinical, legal, judicial).The IRC is committed to preventing and responding to GBV through a variety of community-based interventions focused on both response and prevention.In Monterrado County, in addition to the provision of clinical and psychosocial support to survivors at the five OSCs, IRC also leads a complimentary program in surrounding communities focused on activism, response and empowerment to prevent and respond to GBV.The programming includes working with men's groups to challenge harmful social norms and drive transformed behavior change, women's economic empowerment programming to increase access to and control of resources to reduce susceptibility of violence, adolescent girls groups to develop life skills and increase their power and safety, and women-led community activism to advocate for changes such as the passage of Liberia's Domestic Violence Bill.Share this:Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window)Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window)
Accused bandits charged for mining camp robbery
Two alleged cutlass-wielding bandits, who reportedly attacked and robbed a miner in his camp at Takatu Backdam, Region Seven (Cuyuni-Mazaruni), on Friday last were hauled before Georgetown Magistrates' Courts.Titus ValenzuelaTerrence Bacchus appeared before Chief Magistrate Ann McLennan and pleaded not guilty to the offence while Titus Valenzuela admitted to the charge which stated that on December 27, 2019, at Takutu Backdam, Cuyuni River, while being armed with cutlasses, they robbed Candacia Ramroah of a phone valued $58,000.It was further alleged that on the same day and the same location, while being armed with cutlasses, they robbed Joao Pintoo of $830,000, a cologne valued $87,000, a phone valued $5000 and 14 pennyweight of raw gold valued $180,000.Valenzuela in a plea of mitigation told the court that "I robbed him because my family needed the money".As a result, Valenzuela was sentenced to 18 months' imprisonment while Bacchus was remanded to prison.Titus ValenzuelaThe prosecution is contending that the robbery occurred at about 23:30h while Dostristinto, his cook and a worker, were sound asleep in their mining camp.According to the prosecution's case, the two suspects, each with a cutlass, stormed the camp and threatened to kill the miner if he did not hand over the cash, gold and other valuables.After putting up a resistance, the cutlass-wielding bandits bound Dostristinto and proceed to ransack the camp. The cook and the worker were reportedly in their respective quarters when the men executed the robbery.Dostristinto reportedly told Police that the masked bandits relieved him of $830,000 that he had on his person and then robbed him of two mobile phones.They also collected four bottles of brand name colognes and 14 pennyweights of raw gold before they made good their escape.Shortly after the robbery, the worker and cook employed by Dostristinto became aware that something was amiss and went to their employer's aid. The miner was then untied and he immediately contacted the police to report the matter.Investigators began their probe and the hunt for the two suspects intensified after they received information that the men were leaving the region.On Saturday, a team of policemen who were deployed at the Bartica Ferry Stelling observed two men acting in a suspicious manner as they were on board a vessel destined for Parika, East Bank Essequibo.The duo was taken off the boat and taken to the Bartica Police Station where they were searched, during which the money and other items were discovered.The case will continue on January 19, 2020, at the Bartica Magistrate's Court.
Teen hacks stepfather to death
By Devina SamarooShrill screams escaped through the concrete walls of a two-storey building as an old man was being murdered, allegedly by his 16-year-old stepson.The dead man has been identified as Eustane Williams, 70, commonly known as Patrick, a security guard at the Aracari Resort, West Bank Demerara.The incident took place at his home in Crane New Housing Scheme, West Coast Demerara just before noon on Thursday.Neighbours who were alerted by the cries for help rushed onto the street in time to see the lad, drenched in blood, fleeing the scene.He was later found hiding in a nearby latrine in a clump of bushes and was immediately handed over to the police.Reports indicate that the two shared a strained relationship and were often at loggerheads owing to the teenager's alleged addiction to illegal drugs.Some residents say that the teenager was put out of the house since last year by his stepfather as a result of constant arguments that would regularly ensue between them.According to reports, the teenager is a high school dropout and would often spend his time loitering around the community.Guyana Times understands that the young man, in an act of rage, grabbed a cutlass and dealt his stepfather several chops about his body including head, shoulders and back.The man was discovered lying face down in his kitchen in a pool of blood flowing from his head, where the majority of chops were made.During the ordeal, the teenager injured his leg.Despite being wounded, the young man fled the scene but was caught by two residents who gave chase.When he was handed over to Police, he was taken to the West Demerara Regional Hospital for treatment and afterwards taken to the Vreed-en-Hoop Police Station for questioning.Dexter O'Bryan, one of the men who caught the suspect, explained to Guyana Times what transpired:"Like he head ain too right. When we find him and when I questioning him and ask he why he kill the man, he turn and seh that he went in the house for he clothes and that the man end up and chop he. But me ain feel that the old man would do that. He had a chop on he leg but I ain feel the old man do that. Some zinc musse cut he in de bush."Peter Sugrim, another nearby resident, believed that the murder was premeditated: "I was told that since last night the boy was sharpening this cutlass. Like he planned all the time to do this thing. People say he does use drugs and that he ain't in he right mind."An extended relative of the dead man's wife told Guyana Times that the teenager would often sell items from the home in order to fund his alleged addiction."When Patrick does be at work at nights, you does see a whole set of them gathered at the house. And then you would also hear Patrick complaining that stuff does go missing from the house. I didn't even know that he (teenager) was back here 'cause I thought he de get put out," she related.The dead man's wife is currently residing overseas. Police are continuing their investigations.
City to further discuss RCMP building's place in 2016 plan
City Council carried an administration report in yesterday's Committee of the Whole meeting to approve Facilities Maintenance Intervention and Capital Expenditures Planning, but there may be some more conversations to be had before decisions are made.Specifically, City Manager Dianne Hunter said there are 'more questions than answers right now' regarding what should be done with the state of the local RCMP detachment's building.In 2014, among a variety of recommendations, Cornerstone Consulting suggested the building be upgraded, to bring it from 23,500 to 43,000 square feet — which will meet the detachment's needs until 2034.- Advertisement -Mayor Lori Ackerman pointed out that a statistic notes Fort St. John's population growth will continue to skyrocket until about 2040, when it is expected to plateau, and acknowledged that lack of space may become an issue once again within 18 years time.The RCMP detachment building is the most expensive public facility the City is responsible for, and this project would have $250,000 allocated in the 2016 budget, should it go forward.Mayor and Council made it clear they would like to look at all factors — such a projected population growth, staffing resources — before making a decision.Advertisement Another possibility on the table is looking at an entirely new building, as the current detachment's facility was built in 1982 and is getting older and older.With this in mind, staff have to decide and weigh the pros and cons of upgrading the current building against creating a new one altogether, when population growth is still on the horizon for at least a few decades.The arrival of a new officer is also in the tentative 2016 Operating budget.
Pochettino: Belief will be Tottenham's greatest weapon against Manchester City
Tottenham celebrate their 3-0 win over Norwich Tottenham manager Mauricio Pochettino says he side's self-belief will give them the advantage when Spurs travel to the Etihad Stadium to take on Manchester City in Sunday's top of the table clash.Victory would see second-place Spurs move four points clear of Manuel Pellegrini's side on a weekend that could prove pivotal in the title race, with Arsenal hosting surprise leaders Leicester in the day's earlier kick off.Tottenham can take confidence from their 4-1 win over City at White Hart Lane in September, but Pochettino insists their current form is more important than past results."The past is not important, the important thing is the level we are at now," Pochettino said."The team believes they can win. This is the most important thing. Now we just need to show we can win."We have confidence and trust in ourselves. Football though is football. It is important to show we are better than them but we expect a very tough game because Manchester City have very good players.Spurs have the best defensive record in the top flight and boast some of the league's most in form players – notably 15-goal striker Harry Kane – and go into the game as favourites against an ailing City defence.Despite City's recent disappointments, however – losing to Leicester and only drawing against the likes of Everton and West Ham – the quality of imperial striker Sergio Aguero will surely pose a threat for in-form Tottenham.The Argentine has struggled with injuries this season but is now fit and in hot form, having scored seven goals in his last five matches.He also relishes playing against Spurs. He has found the net ten times in eight appearances against the north Londoners and scored all four in City's 4-1 win over Tottenham in 2014.Tottenham will go into the game without top defender Jan Vertonghen, who is currently sidelined with injury, but Pochettino is confident stand-in centre-back Kevin Wimmer can shackle the Man City hitman."After playing against Crystal Palace, Colchester, Norwich and Watford, I think he has showed good maturity," Pochettino said of the Austria international."And he showed good communication with Toby Alderweireld and with Eric Dier when we played with Dier at Colchester."He is a very clever player, and has enough quality to play for us."Yes it is a big test, but not only for Kevin, but for the team, for the squad. Every time that you challenge one of the best players or teams, it is always a big challenge."But it is a collective challenge. They need to feel it is a collective challenge, not an individual one."But I understand that is maybe his position, he needs to challenge one of the best strikers in the world." 1
Official: SoCal Marines likely to have deliberately killed Iraqi civilians
AD Quality Auto 360p 720p 1080p Top articles1/5READ MORE11 theater productions to see in Southern California this week, Dec. 27-Jan. 2 Another congressional official said lawmakers were told it would be about 30 days before a report would be issued by the investigating agency, the Naval Criminal Investigative Service. WASHINGTON (AP) — Investigators believe that their criminal investigation into the deaths of about two dozen Iraqi civilians points toward a conclusion that Marines committed unprovoked murders, a senior defense official said Friday. The Marine Corps initially reported that the deaths were caused by a roadside bomb and ensuing firefight with insurgents. Newspapers have reported the Marines were from Camp Pendleton in Southern California. The official, who discussed the matter on condition of anonymity because he was not authorized to discuss the yet-to-be-completed investigation, said the evidence strongly indicates the killings last November were unjustified. According to a congressional aide, lawmakers were told in a briefing Thursday that it appears as many as two dozen civilians were killed. And they were told that the investigation will find that "it will be clear that this was not the result of an accident or a normal combat situation." 160Want local news?Sign up for the Localist and stay informed Something went wrong. Please try again.subscribeCongratulations! You're all set!
How Well Do Evolutionists Understand Endosymbiosis?
The theory that early cells engulfed microbes that became mitochondria is often presented overconfidently.Most evolutionists accept without question the decades-old theory that mitochondria and chloroplasts are the remnants of free-living organisms that took to living inside a host. For instance, a paper in Current Biology (2012) states, "It is beyond doubt that mitochondria and plastids (chloroplasts) evolved from free-living organisms enslaved by other cells." Whether through parasitism or predation, these microbes became accepted as endosymbionts (partners living inside) of other microbes; that's part of the common story of the origin of eukaryotes. The endosymbionts changed over evolutionary time, sending some of their genomes into the nucleus but retaining some of their own DNA inside the organelles they were destined to become.How solid is this theory? An article in Science (Ball, Battacharya and Weber, "Pathogen to Powerhouse") makes it look less confident than often presented. Some excerpts:Primary endosymbiosis is extremely rare: Only one other case is known, in the amoeba Paulinella. This rarity is usually attributed to the many innovations that are required for organelles to be integrated into the cellular machinery.However, the first challenges for an endosymbiont are to avoid being digested by the host and to replicate in its novel environment.These results [i.e., a lone case of an endosymbiont surviving its host's defenses] also help explain why ancestrally mitochondrion-lacking eukaryotes (so-called archezoans) have never been found: They likely do not exist.When we turn our attention to primary plastid origin, the story becomes more complex.Living cyanobacteria neither possess the genetic toolkit to evade host defenses, nor do they encode effector proteins to interact with the host cellular machinery. So, how did the unprotected photosynthetic cell survive the early phases of the endosymbiosis? A potential solution to this conundrum was provided by the discovery of several dozen genes of chlamydial origin in the nuclear genome of algae and plants…. However, the details of this complex process remain incompletely understood.As the recent studies discussed here show, we are in an exciting phase of endosymbiosis research. However, we still lack some crucial information.The Lokiarchaeota [the presumed ancient hosts] were identified from assembly of metagenomic data; no living cells have yet been isolated to validate the genome assembly or test their actual physiological capabilities.Protist-infecting chlamydial cells with large genomes are continuously being isolated, but only a handful have been studied in detail and are represented in genome databases. Therefore, more data are needed to test the proposed role of pathogens in organelle origin.But perhaps what we need most are attempts at experimental primary endosymbiosis in the lab to learn the rules underlying this remarkable process.Ultimately, these advances will help us address the most vexing question about primary endosymbiosis: Why is it so rare?In short, endosymbiosis is a convenient anecdote, but it has not been tested, and it may not be testable. It's never been seen occurring in nature except for the one putative case they mentioned. It has never been reproduced in the lab. In the philosophy of science, one-time ad hoc events needed to explain a phenomenon are frowned upon because they open a theory to accusations of special pleading.It is not necessary for creationists to repudiate all instances of endosymbiosis. Parasitism is very prevalent in nature, as is mutualistic symbiosis. But to say that this was a "great transformation" in the history of evolutionary common descent that "gave rise" to all eukaryotes (including humans) by an accidental process— that is a story, not a testable theory. It goes way, way overboard. Even if scientists observe an endosymbiotic event in nature or in the lab, it will not prove that's what happened in the distant unobservable past.Even less testable is the idea that rare endosymbiotic events gave rise to whole lineages of future innovations. The only reason evolutionists are so tempted by the endosymbiosis theory is that they have a huge hurdle to leap over with Darwin faith. There are three main kingdoms of life (if one accepts the current consensus taxonomy), the archaea, the bacteria, and the eukarya. Eukaryotes are the only ones with organelles and a nucleus. It's tempting for Darwinists to see a sequence there: a bacterium engulfed an archeon, and presto! A eukaryote was born. Michael Denton points out in his new book Evolution: Still a Theory in Crisis that even if this were true, it would not have been a gradual, Darwinian process. It would have been a saltational event, a dramatic leap in innovation. And bacteria, remember, have those amazing outboard motors (flagella). No living cell is primitive!Creationists have reasons to believe that microbes were created essentially as they are, except for degradation and parasitism that occurred after the Fall. Mitochondria and chloroplasts are too marvelously engineered for their functions as to have had an accidental origin. Observations about partial genomes in the organelles and other parts in the nucleus may be puzzling, but remember Nelson's Principle: "If something works, it didn't happen by accident" (quote in Flight: The Genius of Birds). There may be good reasons for the split genomes. The transporters that carry products of nuclear translation into the organelles are also amazingly complex and effective.Evolutionists have massive puzzles to explain. The ATP synthase motors in mitochondria and the photosystems in plastids are complex almost beyond description; where did they come from? How did the ancestors invent those? The endosymbiont theory doesn't explain that, nor does it explain any of the subsequent "Great Transformations" natural selection would have to perform with Darwin Flubber to get from the first eukaryote to a kangaroo, a titanosaur or a human brain. Endosymbiosis is just a cute story that makes evolutionists feel good, as if they have made some progress in articulating the Grand Myth.**Weinberg's Principle: "an expert is a person who ignores the small errors while sweeping on to the grand fallacy." (Visited 67 times, 1 visits today)FacebookTwitterPinterestSave分享0
Rains Force Corps Response
Share Facebook Twitter Google + LinkedIn Pinterest By Chris ClaytonDTN Ag Policy EditorOMAHA (DTN) — Heavy rains over the past two weeks in the upper Plains are prompting the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers to first reduce water releases into the Missouri River from Gavins Point Dam in South Dakota, then increase the volume of water flowing out of the dam.The Corps of Engineers indicated concern that floodwaters could again overwhelm lowland areas in Iowa west of Interstate 29. The Corps cited that rainfall over the past two weeks has been 200% to 600% of normal throughout the entire Missouri River Basin.Over the past two weeks, Montana, North Dakota and South Dakota have recorded heavy rainfall totals. In just the past few days, several cities in South Dakota were hit with rain totals of more than 7 inches, causing widespread flooding across the southeastern corner of the state, Associated Press reported. Some tributaries to the Missouri River again approached or topped record flood stages.In response, the Corps stated it will reduce releases from Gavins Point Dam, which have been at 70,000 cubic feet per second or higher since spring. The Corps stated it will reduce releases by 5,000 cfs on Saturday, Sept. 14, and reduce releases another 5,000 cfs on Sunday as well. The main reason for lowering flows is to reduce the risk of floodwater reaching Interstate 29 north of Omaha, said John Remus, chief of the Corps' Missouri River Basin Water Management Division.The Corps stated that releases will drop 60,000 cfs from Gavins Point for no longer than three days. Then, the Corps will incrementally increase the flows 5,000 cfs per day until the flows reach 80,000 cfs by Sept 21. That will translate to just about 600,000 gallons of water flow per second.The increased releases will keep the series of Upper Missouri River dams holding at 16.3 million acre feet of flood storage that will be available for the 2020 runoff season, the Corps stated."We have already seen four times the normal precipitation for September over the entire Upper Missouri River Basin," Remus said.The Missouri River has been above flood stage since March 13. As of Sept. 13, runoff from the Upper Missouri River north of Sioux City, Iowa, has reached 49.9 million acre feet, topping runoff from 1997. As of now, 2019 runoff is the second highest in 121 years of records, behind only 2011, when 61 MAF was recorded.As of now, the Corps estimates total runoff from the Missouri River will be 58.8 MAF. But in just the last two weeks, the Corps has had to raise its estimates by about 4.2 MAF.Chris Clayton can be reached at email@example.com him on Twitter @ChrisClaytonDTN(AG)© Copyright 2019 DTN/The Progressive Farmer. All rights reserved.


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A Christian's Carol: A Modern Retelling of Dickens' Classic Tale
A Christian's Carol: A Modern Retelling of Dickens' Classic Tale
by Wayne Thomas Batson
Ebenezer Krow is a relentless man who charges through life, holding himself and everyone else to the letter of the law. Krow's nephew, his employees, his business associates—even mankind in general—all feel the castigating burn of Krow's glare. One night, on Christmas Eve, Krow is visited by his long-dead business partner, Marley Chastain. The ghost warns Krow that three spirits, one of them a devil, will assail him throughout the night. But will the harrowing experience be enough to tear the scab from his sin-scarred soul? Or will the lessons of Christmas and Krow himself be lost forever? In this faithful but modern retelling of Dickens' classic tale, Batson offers readers a thought-provoking "ghost of an idea" to haunt our homes and churches pleasantly for many years to come.


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Closet Staple: Black Leggings
It's just as essential to own a pair of black leggings as it is to own a pair of denim jeans in your wardrobe. Leggings are not only more comfortable, lighter to wear, and pack, they're also very classy and oh-so chic! You can take them with you to a yoga class or even to a semi-formal event with friends because they are that versatile. Also, they can fit into any closet regardless of personal style because black leggings can look preppy with a peter pan collared polo and ballet flats and they can also look boho with a flowy floral top, layers of accessories, and flat booties. Use your pair of black leggings as your base for any outfit and you will have numerous outfit possibilities! See the different ways you can make them look hip and trendy by taking a look at the outfits we put together for you.
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There was this guy I dated for a while but things didn't turn out well. I was so into him that one night I can't stop thinking about him, I've decided to send his MOM a message on facebook confessing how much I like her son. I wish it ended there but no. I had to make it so emotional, lengthy and detailed like the drama queen I am. Luckily, it went to message request so I'm hoping she hasn't really read it yet. Up until this day it makes me cringe whenever I think about it but hey, whenever it pops in my mind I make myself laugh too so thank you self for being unbelievably shameless and brave when it comes to love. I may age faster because I have made a lot of cringe-worthy moments that I constantly make faces out of embarrassment just reflecting on my antics but I know I've made more hilarious memories than what ifs and somehow that makes the disappointments feel more like assurances that I have gave it my all and I have lived as honest (maybe a little to honest) as I could. #ItsOnlyNatural #CanBnatural
I've been investing in arts, photography, and writing. I've also got back to reading the other day and I finished reading this amazing book entitled 300 Things I Hope by Iain S. Thomas. It is all about the things the author hopes his readers to do in all aspects of life. So, I decided to make a version of it with all of the things I'm hoping for.
I hope I get to see my friends be successful in life. I hope to make a big mural someday. I hope to be a well-known artist like the artists I look up to. I hope to marry the person I am in love with today. I hope to be a little kinder to myself. I hope to see happiness even in the smallest things. I hope to travel the world. I hope to be a good mother and a wife to my future family. I hope to have my artworks displayed in a gallery or an exhibit. I hope to learn more about creative writing. I hope I won't learn how to get tired and give up my passion. I hope I won't get too hard on myself whenever I don't get the results I've been wanting to see in my works. I hope to love myself more even on the days I hate it the most. I hope to lead and empower women; to be their voice and for them to believe in themselves that they can be the woman they look up to. And when I've reached my limit of these things, I hope I won't get tired of reminding myself that my emotions don't make me weak, hence, makes me stronger. These are some of the things I always hope for. What about you? What are you hoping for?
I started fixing myself this quarantine. I mean, I started trying makeup products. As a teen, I'm on my phone almost every hour of the day, scroll on my social media accounts, especially Instagram, and also Pinterest where you get to see nice and pleasing photography by bunch of amazing and beautiful people from different parts of the world. So I started taking my own as well. I did not know that taking your own photo and try to get an Instagramable one is sooooooooo hard, it's exhausting. I do not have alot of space in my room, and I would definitely not do it outside our house because of Corona Virus, and I don't want to be seen by our neighbors HAHA so I have no choice but to make tiis inside my room.
Out of atleast 25 shots, only 2 are a nice picture. While I'm all sweaty and tired, I am proud of what I could do beyond my comfort zone. And this definitely built my self confidence, (and I secret love the compliments I received from both people I know and don't know) It's not my first time visiting in here, Candy! But I'm new to writing my thoughts and experiences, so bare with me HAHA.
Until next time!
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Our connection
Last week, my radio show only had two calls, when what I really want is 8 – 10! The last time that happened, which was several months ago, I was totally bummed out, thinking, "What's wrong with me? What's wrong with my show? Is anyone even listening?" This time, it was very different. I enjoyed doing the show anyway, and I left feeling totally energized, absolutely knowing I had done the right thing. What changed between the 2 shows?
On an external level, a couple of things changed. First, I had an interview scheduled for half an hour, so I got to talk to someone I find interesting. And I figure if it's interesting to me, it's probably interesting to those listening. So that was fun. Second, in between those two shows, I've had a few people call and email to tell me how much they enjoy the show, and that it's helpful to them. It helps to remember that on a slow day.
But more importantly, I could actually feel positive energy coming back to me from people I can't see, haven't me, haven't even talked with. It's like a wave arising in me, buoying me up from the inside, with the certain knowledge that I did something right. This is new for me.
Yes, I know I'm part of all that is, and connected to each person on the planet. I know that I'm often connected to someone that I'm not in front of, next to, or talking to at any given moment, so that I'll think something, and then the other person will do or say what I'm thinking, without me communicating it to him or her. For example, a couple of weeks ago, someone on this list, whom I've never met or even had a phone conversation with, asked if she could include my piece on manifestation in her monthly on-line magazine. Of course, I said yes. When I sent out last week's "Zen Boogie", I thought she would like it even better, because she lives on a beach in Belize. Then I thought, too bad she's running the chair piece, since I know she'll like this one better. And I just let it go. And then, there was "Zen Boogie" in the magazine! (I really love this magazine — all the articles in it are wonderful, and even the art is lovely. You can check it out at http://www.animamedia.org/envision/envisionAugust.pdf.)
But this "radio effect" is different. It's being connected to lots of people I can't even identify. That is, I don't know them in any conscious way — don't know their names, or their faces, or their voices. Nothing. No conscious connection at all. Yet somehow, when I reach them, their energy reaches me. Wow! Yes, it could be my guides "telling" me that I did a good thing, but they've done that other times, and it feels nothing like this rush. I've heard that performers get this from a live audience — now I know why they perform. And I wonder, do they get this if they, say, record a television program and it gets aired later? Do they feel an energy rush when it's on the air? Do they get it when it's rerun?
That energy hit is part of what keeps me going back for more. And I'm sending it right backatcha.


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Our Foundation funds three positions: Literacy Consultant, Tech Coordinator, and STEAM Assistant. Each of the three Foundation-Funded staff members are vital to the operation of our school and maximize instructional time.
- Jill Hawes – Literacy Consultant
Jill Hawes provides literacy support to all teachers and manages critical aspects of professional learning and literacy instruction. Mrs. Hawes is available to all teachers as a professional learning coach. Teachers seek her out to model lessons, to have her watch lessons, and to provide critical feedback on how to improve literacy instruction. Jill plans and provides all content during TPV release time. This year, we are focusing on how to differentiate learning during Writing Workshop. Differentiation means preparing to move each writer forward – based on their current level of performance. Jill has guided teachers in creating Conferring Tool Kits, and will continue to work to coach teachers to run effective strategy groups. It is truly a gift to have a literacy expert at Mt. Bethel who not only is able to tell our staff how to grow readers and writers, but is able to show them! I'd encourage you to check out her blog Life is Literacy! to access great resources: http://www.cobblearning.net/jillhawes/ .
- Carolyn Cooper – Technology Coordinator
Carolyn Cooper helps maximize teachers' instructional time. She is on-call tech support. Teachers reach out whenever a device is not working, and Carolyn comes to the classroom and helps to troubleshoot so the teacher can keep teaching. With the recent addition of 75" Recordex Flatpanel Touch Screens, Mrs. Cooper has worked side-by-side with the CCSD team to make sure she is up to speed and can assist teachers after installation. Mrs. Cooper manages all of our online databases (there are MANY) and prints required reports for teachers.
One of the aspects of life in a school is that multiple assessments (including the Georgia Milestones) are administered online. Mrs. Cooper assists administration to ensure that all aspects of testing run smoothly and that instructional time/high stakes testing time is not lost due to technology issues.
It is rare that our technology is not working seamlessly and that a teacher's plans go awry based on a technology glitch – because Carolyn Cooper arrives on the scene in minutes to help and troubleshoot. I'd encourage you to check out her blog Buccaneer Bytes to access great resources: http://www.cobblearning.net/carolyncooper/ .
- Melissa Pumpain – STEAM Assistant
Melissa Pumpian is on call to assist our Art, Music and STEM Labs. On any given day, you may find her running from one end of the building to the other. She preps and delivers all materials for our school-wide STEM Days, uploads images and information to Artsonia in music and assists in Music class. Her hands-on and administrative assistance ensures that our Art, Music, and STEM Teachers can focus fully on preparing quality STEAM lessons!
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There is no disagreement last Saturday's victory over South Dakota was a big one for the Western Illinois football team.
The Leathernecks snapped a 10-game losing streak, picking up the first win of the season.
But the common theme this week for WIU is that last week is over and the time for patting themselves on the back is over as the team preps for its next challenge.
"I think the guys have done a really good job of keeping it same old, same old," Western coach Jared Elliott said. "It was a great win, no question, it always feels good to win, but it's on to the next week. It's a better feeling after you win and get that feeling of accomplishment, but it's time to put it in the rear view mirror.
"The guys did a good job Tuesday at practice, (Wednesday) and (Thursday) focusing on what's next, and it is a great challenge ahead of us, so it's back to work, putting our heads down because we have a lot of areas we need to continue to improve on, to build on and the guys did a good job attacking it this week."
That next challenge is a monumental one as Western Illinois hits the road to take on the nation's top-ranked squad, North Dakota State.
The Bison are unbeaten and winners of 30 in a row, coming off yet another national championship last season.
So for the Leathernecks, the time for looking back is over as the team faces its toughest challenge of the year.
"There's no doubt we're playing the defending national champion, there's no doubt they are the number one team in the country, there's no doubt they are as storied a program as there is and there's no doubt how good they are," Elliott said. "But for us, at the end of the day, win or lose, we have focus on us, we have to live in the moment and focus on the process of making ourselves better.
"We know they're a good team, we know how successful they've been, but we have to worry about ourselves. There's a certain way you have to play versus North Dakota State, a certain way you have to do things just to have a chance, so we have to worry about ourselves and doing what we can to follow that formula on Saturday in the dome in order to compete. You have to gameplan, scheme, implement in every phase and focus on execution in so many ways in order to have success."
Western has not played in the Fargo Dome in two years, so this trip will be the first for many players on the roster in what has proven to always be a hostile environment.
"The biggest message to our team is about the atmosphere, the environment because their place is what college football is all about, the moments, the atmosphere, you have to love it," the coach said. "But we can't focus on it being a disadvantage, we have to embrace it because it is an amazing atmosphere and it is such a hostile environment in so many forms.
"There are so many teams in the country that don't get this opportunity to play in a place like that, so we have to embrace it, no matter what."
And embracing the challenge from the start is something Elliott wants his team to do right away, as he plans to have his squad in Fargo on Friday to get a feel for what the Bison and their program are all about.
"We have a lot of young guys, I'd say about 75 percent of our team has never been there or played up there, so we have to get that out of our system before we even see them on Saturday," Elliott said. "That's always really important for a team that doesn't play in a dome when you go into one, you have to get the lay of the land, get a feel for it so it's not a new deal on Saturday."


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|Defense Minister Jeong Kyeong-doo speaks during a trilateral meeting among South Korea, the United States and Japan, Sunday, on the sidelines of the 6th Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) Defense Ministers' Meeting-Plus, held at the Avani Plus Riverside Hotel in Bangkok, Thailand. Yonhap
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BANGKOK ― Washington is putting pressure on Japan to present the "right conditions" for the renewal of an intelligence-sharing pact with South Korea, according to South Korean Defense Minister Jeong Kyeong-doo.
But it's highly unlikely Japan will withdraw its trade restrictions imposed on South Korean companies, as Tokyo is insisting that Seoul Korea should "do something" about the South Korean Supreme Court's rulings which ordered Japanese companies to compensate surviving South Koreans forced to work for them during wartime.
The General Security of Military Information Agreement (GSOMIA) is set to expire Nov. 22.
Jeong told reporters accompanying him to Bangkok, Sunday, the pact between the U.S.' two main regional allies is a symbol of the South Korea-U.S alliance and has strategic value in that sense. He was in Thailand's capital to attend the 6th ASEAN Defense Ministers' Meeting-PLUS (ADMM-PLUS).
"As Washington thinks maintaining the GSOMIA is important for trilateral security cooperation, the United States is pressuring not just Seoul but Japan as well to renew the pact," the minister told the reporters. The annual pact was first signed in November 2016.
But he admitted his meeting with Japanese counterpart Taro Kono didn't produce any visible outcomes as the two just confirmed each country's position on the matter.
"I haven't heard any clear message over the matter nor have I delivered any such message," Jeong said. "It could be seen that the two sides run on parallel lines."
During a joint press conference, U.S. Secretary of Defense Mark Esper didn't elaborate regarding questions over Washington's moves to intervene in the Seoul-Tokyo friction, but he stressed North Korea and China would benefit the most if the GSOMIA was discontinued. "I think we need to move forward together as partners and allies and in a trilateral way, and make sure that we address the GSOMIA to restore it, because the only people that benefit from friction between Seoul and Tokyo are Pyongyang and Beijing," he said.
Military experts say the U.S. is likely to express its "regrets" in some manner, if the GSOMIA is not renewed by the end of this week.
|U.S. Secretary of Defense Mark Esper holds hand with Defense Minister Jeong Kyeong-doo, left, and Japanese Defense Minister Taro Kono prior to a trilateral meeting Sunday, on the sidelines of the 6th ASEAN Defense Ministers' Meeting-PLUS, held at the Avani Plus Riverside Hotel in Bangkok, Thailand. Yonhap
President Moon Jae-in has said the GSOMIA issue is a matter of "mutual trust, principle and sovereignty," and told his senior aides the pact will not be renewed, according to Cheong Wa Dae officials.
After President Moon Jae-in took power in May 2017, South Korea's Supreme Court made decisions in the following year that ordered Japanese firms to compensate surviving South Korean victims of wartime forced labor during 1910-45 Japanese occupation of the Korean Peninsula. The decisions were followed by Japan's move in early August to remove South Korea from its list of countries receiving special trade treatments citing "security reasons," which later spread into the GSOMIA conflict between the two sides.


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