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Another week. Another episode of Wingman's Hangar. And now, it's time to get you on the show!
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With the end of another school year looming on the horizon, many Monroe parents are scrambling to figure out ways to keep their children busy over summer break. Fortunately, Soaring Dance Theatre is offering a great way to keep your children active, occupied, and engaged in learning the beautiful art of dance. Summer Moves is a two-week dance class for kids of all ages, offered right here in our Monroe dance studio. Through our fun and interactive dance lessons, your child will learn the fundamentals of jazz, ballet, yoga, acting, and the joy of simply being in motion.
These dance classes are taught by two New York State certified teachers in a bright, air-conditioned, clean and dry dance studio. Children will emerge from this program with enhanced movement skills of grace, flexibility, relaxation techniques, and creative expression. Simply stop by our Monroe dance studio to register! An additional perk of a 10% tuition reduction for one semester of movement classes taken at Soaring Dance Theatre will be given to children who have attended the Summer Moves program. Make sure your kids get the most out of their summer vacation; enroll them in our dance program today!


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Present: Helen/Hawk (President), Bruce Wiley /Thermal (Treasurer), Ben Terra (Secretary), Susan Small, Leeanen Sidhe (Web Mistress), Storm and Lilith DeAnu.
- Meeting opens @ 11:05am
· Treasurer's Report (Bruce):
- Summary: November's Treasurer's Report states that; SCPN started with $1977.32 (as of Nov. 10, 2013) and finished the month's cycle with $1927.64 (as of Dec. 8, 2013). See posted Treasurer's Report for a detailed breakdown of expenses, finances and assets for the month of November 2013.
- Leeanen motions to accept Treasurer's Report, Ben 2nd's motion, unanimously passed.
- Note: Bruce pays the State of California $50.00 for cost of SCPN to submit SI-100 Form to the State of California.
- Note: Bruce pays $21.00 filing fee to the California's Secretary of State for notify change of SCPN (elected) officers.
· Events/Calendar (Susan):
- December's event; Leeanen will lead a ritual for Yule titled 'Driving out the Darkness' (Friday, Dec. 20). The SCPN will be doing a food drive @ Yule which will subsequently be donated to the Redwood Empire Food Bank (please donate only canned food and/or dried boxed goods; no fresh food, glass containers or homemade foods can be accepted). A gift exchange will also be held during Yule (please spend no more than $10-$15 on a gift or make a homemade gift ; choose or make a gift you yourself might wish to receive). A potluck feast will also be a part of the evening's festivities.
- January's (2014) event is tentatively earmarked for Norma or Susan and Leeanen who will give a presentation on wand making or making a Bridget's cross.
- Jo Pettit may do a presentation for February's event.
- Jan Phoenix and Root may give a presentation about 'Goddess of the Month Workshop' which is currently being conducted in the East Bay and now starting in Cotati.
· Other Notes:
- Storm provides SCPN Board members with copies of September and October (2013) minutes. Bruce motions to accept the minutes for September 2013; Lilth 2nd's motion, unanimously passed. Bruce motions to accept the minutes for October 2013; Ben 2nd's motion, unanimously passed.
- Lilith is cooking approximately a 25lb. turkey for Yule's feast. Ben is making 2 stuffed pumpkins and Leeanen is bringing gingerbread cake.
- Helen suggests that all cauldron donations collected @ Yule to be donated to Redwood Food Bank. Susan motions to donate Yule proceeds to Redwood Food Bank, Leeanen 2nd's motion, unanimously passed.
- Bruce motions that Susan to be allotted up to $30 to purchase Yule decorations for the LBAG (lights etc.). Storm 2nd's motion, unanimously passed.
- Helen announces that she is now Vice President of the LBAG Committee. Therefore, the SCPN needs volunteers from the SCPN to represent the SCPN. Lilth and Susan volunteer.
· Action Items (To do list)J:
- Bruce to deposit Paypal Account funds into SCPN Bank Account.
- Bruce to update SCPN Critical Business Calendar and to give to Ben to file.
- Consider moving Divination Night next year (2014) to either September or November so that we don't compete with the Mystic Fair. (Note: must notify LBAG of change)
- Shea's books to be placed or located in the LBAG book shelves – library system.
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THE White House was quick to indict, denounce and declare readiness to cooperate in fighting terrorism even before determining the truth behind the attack on innocent civilians in Munich, Germany.
The reaction was paraphrased in a language that was close to pointing accusatory fingers at the same people who attacked the United States five years ago.
When it became clear that the criminal was a mentally derailed young man, the US did not change its position. Obviously, it was venting anger on Muslims and Arabs, even when the incident turned out to be a pure criminal act.
Before any other thing, the United States needs to reassess its internal situation. If it is urging other countries to control possession of firearms by individuals and fight terrorism, it should take the lead by enacting a law to prevent chaos. It should not be looking outside based on schism in the political network.
It should be serious in the global war against terrorism rather than exploiting the situation to serve its own interests at the expense of the blood of other nationalities. At this point, it may be necessary to remind the US administration about the series of terrorist attacks in some of its states and the fact that it was unable to nip them in the bud.
How can it cooperate in fighting terrorism when it cannot overcome the crisis internally? It is true that the Munich incident was a criminal act, but is it not logical to look at the external motives? Priority should be given to the outcome of the American support for Imam Khomeini movement that ousted the government of Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi.
This gave birth to the new tyrannical regime, along with the millionaire tree wave, which complicates the social situation of a large segment of Iranians. Perhaps, if the United States did not support Khomeini in 1979, or if the administration of President Barack Obama did not support the Mullah regime considering all the terrorist crimes it had committed in different countries and its backing of extremist groups, the family of the young man would have been in their home country.
The social conditions of the family would not have led to the development of a difficult psychological situation for this criminal. Or perhaps, based on his limited understanding of things, he was pushed to carry out the act as an expression of anger over the West dealings with the aggressive Mullah regime which has intensified suppression of its people and spread terrorism outside. In the past years, the world was not serious in handling the manner by which the American administration dealt with terrorist operations in most countries.
These countries received nothing but darkness and black decisions from the house which is supposed to be white that leads to freedom, development and peace in the world. Certainly, the world will not witness American seriousness in fighting terrorism unless the United States suffers a catastrophe like that of September 11.
On that day, we will see its forces in another Afghanistan, but we do not wish to see another failure like what happened in Iraq where they attempted to remove what Saddam Hussein represented — a threat to the region, yet they dismantled the country and put it under Iranian control which has transformed Iraq into a farm for breeding terrorists since the Iraqi invasion. The world takes nothing from 'Uncle Sam', except fanfare, because its mills are full of wind which does not keep wheat or flour.
By Ahmed Al-Jarallah Editor-in-Chief, the Arab Times
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January 2018: Privacy Is Our Shared Responsibility
Everyone in our community is responsible for the protection of our customers' privacy and their personal information. However, you don't need to understand the nuances of every privacy regulation currently affecting higher education to tackle data privacy issues on campus. Whether you are working on a data breach response plan, updating institutional policies, collaborating with researchers on a new project, or educating students, faculty, and staff about data privacy, consider teaming up with your institution's privacy officer(s). The privacy officer(s) will be more than happy to lend expertise and help make sure privacy, risk, and information security considerations are carefully weighed.
Know and understand your privacy policies.
- Privacy statements or notices may be included in third-party contracts or services offered to students, faculty, and staff (e.g., learning management systems used for classes).
- Also consider any third-party privacy policies or terms and conditions you may have agreed to as an individual (e.g., Facebook or any other third-party services or apps that aren't officially hosted by the institution through a signed contract).
Always start with privacy.
- Include privacy in the planning phase of all new projects.
- If you don't need personal information, don't collect it. You can always ask for more information later.
- Inform your customers about why you're collecting their personal information.
Keep and use data securely.
- Keep personal information confidential and limit access to the data.
- Make sure you're only using the data the way you said you'd use it. Ensure you get the customer's consent before you use it otherwise.
- Destroy or deidentify private information when you no longer need it.
February 2018: Good Cybercitizens Make the Internet a Safer and Better Place
"The Internet is a powerful and useful tool, but in the same way that you shouldn't drive without buckling your seat belt or ride a bike without a helmet, you shouldn't venture online without taking some basic precautions." This is an important reminder from the National Cyber Security Alliance that cybersecurity is everyone's responsibility as an individual and a member of our ever-growing online community. Here are some tips to keep in mind as we work together to create a better, safer digital world for ourselves and others.
- Own your online presence. To keep yourself safe, set privacy and security settings on web services, apps, and devices to your comfort level. You do not have to share everything with everyone. It is your choice to limit what (and with whom) you share personal information.
- Be a good digital citizen. The things that you would not do in your physical life, do not do in your digital life. If you see crime online, report it the same way that you would in real life. Keep yourself safe and assist in keeping others safe on the Internet.
- Respect yourself and others. Practice good netiquette, know the
law,and do not do things that would cause others harm. The Golden Rule applies online, as well.
- Practice good communications. Never send an e-mail typed in anger. Put it in your draft folder and wait. Keep in mind that digital communications do not give the reader the same visual or audio cues that speaking in person (or by video or phone) does.
- Protect yourself and your information. Use complex passwords or passphrases, and don't reuse the same password or variations of a simple phrase. Better yet, enable two-factor authentication or two-step verification whenever possible.
March 2018-Protect your data while traveling
Protect your tech and data when traveling:
- Travel only with the data that you need; look at reducing the amount of digital information that you take with you. This may mean leaving some of your devices at home, using temporary devices, removing personal data from your devices, or shifting your data to a secure cloud service. Authorities or criminals can't search what you don't have.
- Most travelers will likely decide that inconvenience overrides risk and travel with electronic devices anyway. If this is the case, travelers should focus on protecting the information that they take with them. One of the best ways to do this is to use encryption. Make sure to fully encrypt your device and make a full backup of the data that you leave at home.
- Before you arrive at the border, travelers should power off their devices. This is when the encryption services are at their strongest and will help resist a variety of high-tech attacks that may attempt to break your encryption. Travelers should not rely solely on biometric locks, which can be less secure than passwords.
- Make sure to log out of browsers and apps that give you access to online content, and remove any saved login credentials (turn off cookies and autofill). This will prevent anyone from using your devices (without your knowledge) to access your private online information. You could also temporarily uninstall mobile apps and clear browser history so that it is not immediately apparent which online services you use.
Get your device travel ready:
- Change your passwords or passphrases before you go. Consider using a password manager if you don't use one already.
- Set up multifactor authentication for your accounts whenever possible for an additional layer of security.
- Delete apps you no longer use.
- Update any software, including antivirus protection, to make sure you are running the most secure version available.
- Turn off Wi-Fi and Bluetooth to avoid automatic connections.
- Turn on "Find My [Device Name]" tracking and/or remote wiping options in case it is lost or stolen.
- Charge your devices before you go.
- Stay informed of TSA regulations and be sure to check with the State Department's website for any travel alerts or warnings concerning the specific countries you plan to visit, including any tech restrictions.
- Clear your devices of any content that may be considered illegal or questionable in other countries, and verify whether the location you are traveling to has restrictions on encrypted digital content.
- Don't overlook low-tech solutions:
- Tape over the camera of your laptop or mobile device for privacy.
- Use a privacy screen on your laptop to avoid people "shoulder surfing" for personal information.
- Physically lock your devices and keep them on you whenever possible, or use a hotel safe.
- Label all devices in case they get left behind!
These guidelines are not foolproof, but security experts say every additional measure taken can help reduce the chances of cybertheft.
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Apartment Aurora
up to 10 guests
5 rooms
4 bedrooms
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Distance to centre 11 km
Distance to Beach 60 km
Proximity to public transport 800 m
Proximity to golf course 15 km
Distance to sea 60 km
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"Aurora", 5-room apartment 100 m2 on 2 levels on 1st floor: large living/dining room with 1 double sofabed and satellite TV. 2 double bedrooms. Kitchenette (4 hot plates, oven). Shower/bidet/WC. Upper floor: 1 double bedroom with sloping ceilings. 1 room with sloping ceilings, 2 beds. Bath/bidet/WC.House/Residence
Montecatini Terme 20 km from Pistoia: Casale Campo Antico, once the farmer's residence, was refurbished in 2009 and offers all comforts to the guests who choose to spend their holidays in Tuscany. Casale Campo Antico is immersed in the quiet and beautiful Tuscan countryside and consists of four apartments. Holiday development "Casale Antico", renovated in 2009. 11 km from the centre of Montecatini Terme, 40 km from the centre of Lucca, 41 km from the centre of Firenze, 60 km from the sea, located by a road. For shared use: garden, swimming pool (12 x 6 m, depth 140 cm, 23.05.-30.09.). Outdoor shower, garden furniture, barbecue. In the house: internet access, WiFi, heating to be paid on the spot (01.11.-15.04.), heating available only from 01.11. to 15.04.. Parking at the house. Shop 8 km, grocery 1 km, railway station "Serravalle Pistoiese" 800 m, sandy beach "Viareggio" 60 km. Golf course (18 hole) 15 km. Nearby attractions: Pistoia 6.5 km, Uzzano 18 km, Montecarlo 22 km, Pescia 24 km, Collodi 26 km.
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Montecatini is situated at the foot of the Appenine mountains. Lovely green areas, walks along the long avenues and parks between the 9 thermal baths. Montecatini Alta, an historical hamlet connected by funicular, offers a fantastic view. Chic, well-known spa resort with 20'000 inhabitants, in the northern part of the region, in the plane, in a convenient position, 16 km south-west from Pistoia, 32 km east from Lucca, 45 km north-west from Firenze. All shops, restaurants etc. in the resort. Indoor aquatic centre, thermal bath oder hot springs, wellness centre, health cures.
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Athlete Spotlight September 2016:
Soccer Player Gabriel Nieves
"Parisi Speed School has helped me improve my game a lot in only a few months. I am now faster, and stronger, which helps me get to the ball faster so my finishing is better. Hopefully in the next few months I can improve on my game even more." – Soccer Player Gabriel Nieves
"Gabriel has been training in Parisi consistently since May. In three months, he has increased his explosiveness, as well as his lateral movement, which has improved his soccer game. Gabriel is one of the hardest workers in the program. His attention to detail and commitment is what sets him apart from other athletes. He is always the first one to demonstrate a drill for a new athlete and never leaves the facility without giving his fellow athletes a high five. Because of his work ethic, determination, and sportsmanship, he is a pleasure to train and I am confident he will go far in his soccer career." – Coach Jen Ritz
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Filling A Tiny Garden
Though the old wood fence is sagging and rotting, I love the weathered look. Indeed, I'm considering lifting the panels off the ground and hanging them in sturdy frames like artwork, so they help screen our space from the neighbors but aren't rotting from soil contact. One section is already gone; when I was discussing ideas with my clever house contractor (the uncle of my long-time garden guy), my neighbor popped her head over the fence and said her elderly mother loved to grow tomatoes but this section of fence blocked her light. In response, Jorge simply lifted the 8-foot panel away. Poof! We'll replace that section with stockade wire and build out a bed to hold my three-way espalier apple tree, which I'll train on the wire. Continue reading
Of Beans And Bees
Similarly, children who are allowed to play and explore in a garden setting are likely to become lifelong gardeners themselves. Perhaps the best way to engage children in gardening is to begin not with chores but with pleasurable projects. Small children love to help and they delight in working closely with adults. Find a space where enthusiastic but unskilled garden activities won't wreak havoc with your main crops and invite the kids in. The result may be the most important seeds you ever plant!
If more than one child will be in the garden with you, find a spot for each child to make their own. Toddlers will love a space that combines a sandbox and digging tools with a bit of planting ground. My grandson's sandbox, which can double as a fire pit with the addition of a large metal fire bowl, is full of dinosaurs and dump trucks, with kale and carrots on the side. A short hose (drinking-quality) with an easy-to-use spray nozzle provides endless pleasure in watering plants, filling buckets, and occasionally soaking an unsuspecting granny. In a tiny garden, give each child a huge tree pot filled with sand (for playing) or soil (for growing). Tiered strawberry and lettuce planters can fit on the smallest deck or terrace, and many edibles can be grown in vertical gardening structures and containers designed to hang over fence railings. Continue reading
Restoring Habitat For Birds, Bees, and Butterflies
So are we, and so are a host of small creatures that lived in those woods. Birds and bats, raccoons and foxes, insects and snakes, slugs and salamanders, all displaced if not killed outright. The good news is that it doesn't take a lot of space to house many of these beings. The bad news is that they need a bit of the wild, and any touch of wild is in danger these days. When I work with homeowners, I often hear that they want to welcome birds and nurture bees, yet the first thing they want to get rid of is the messy tangle of blackberries and salal, huckleberries and wild roses that so often edge the property. Even when I point out that such tangles are home and buffet for the very creatures they want to welcome, it's clear that many folks can't live with that lack of controlled appearance. Leaving some wild can be a hard sell, since our ideas about tidiness can be deeply rooted. Thus, it's hugely important to equally deeply consider why we may think that the appearance of control is more important than a healthy, intact habitat environment. Continue reading
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Last summer I got to try out a new sauce tomato called 'Saucy Lady', a cuore di bue type that "melts" into robust sauces when cooked, skins and all. The flavor is just about perfect for a sauce tomato; full bodied and rich with just enough tartness to keep it tasting lively even when cooked and canned. A rather amazing tomato called 'Get Stuffed!' has no guts; the stippled red-and-tawny-gold skin covers a sturdy, cup-shaped container for your favorite stuffing mixtures. Slice the top off, fill 'em up with what have you and bake them until bubbly, or stuff them with salad (pasta or chickpea) for a very pretty brunch dish. As an ardent gardener with very little space these days, I'm especially intrigued by a new category of tomato, the 3-4 foot dwarf indeterminates. Any of this new Super Dwarf series will thrive even in large containers and as we saw last year, they really do continue fruiting well into autumn. Continue reading
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More Learn to Curl dates have been added in February 2017! 2/12 and 2/19. We plan to use the extra sheet(s) during our League events for these events.
We are able to offer some available ice time during our current league events. Please contact us if you and/or a group want to schedule practice time or you can inquire about scheduling a Learn to Curl.
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I'm Nina and I've been itching to start a recovery blog forever! I'll have
11 years of continuous sobriety on September 11, 2011 (that's like any day now!) and I got sober at Radford Hall in North Hollywood, the old-fashioned way…I shook until I stopped shaking, I stayed awake until I fell asleep, and I drank more coffee in my first year than I probably have since. I went to meetings where there were hot guys (I was 25) and strong coffee…and cake. If you know me…you know I love my cake! My original sobriety date was July 7, 1998. Obviously, I had a pretty bad 4th of July that year. It ended in Lake Havasu with me in handcuffs being interviewed (if you can really call it that) by the local authorities.
If you're any good at math, you can tell I stayed sober just a little over 2 years and then got loaded. I don't think I 'slipped' onto that line of Speed or fell into the bottle of Sierra Nevada, though I did shamefully claim both for awhile. I was as physically
sober then as I will ever be. But I decided to react alcoholically to the conditions of my life. It was a big F-you to my sobriety. What a child I was. I was still burning with resentment and had just discovered that life still happens, even when you're
I love recovery—it means (according to Webster) getting back something you have lost. Did you know that? And there are guarantees ( I'm a big fan of guaranttees): If we don't drink, we won't get drunk. It's that simple. So just stay; that's the deal. But the deal is also that when you just stay sober one day at a time, the days turn into weeks, turn into months,turn into years, and before you know it–things are happening! We can do anything here. It's like getting a 2nd life—it's grand!
It's a simple gig, but not easy. It just takes changing everything basically. It means learning to let life turn you inside out, upside down, to open yourself to the path, to shed layers of ego and 'who you think you are' like the dead skin from a bad facial peel…it's
a lot. I give you that.
But there's something magical too, something that happens in that sticky mushy place where you're learning to show up for
your life; how to clean the blinds in the house without being hopped up on Meth or grocery shop without a bong hit, or fuck without a drink, or sleep without a pill. There's something that happens as you learn to say things (odd things…things you never thought you'd say) like: You might be right; Yes, I'd love to go; How can I help?
I'm looking forward to sharing this sobriety thing with you. Settle in and become a part of it. . This thing belongs to all of us, and none of us. We have to keep it that way, because that's why it works.


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le petit : small
pain : Bread
Au Chocolat: chocolate
Je veux manger ……. – I want to eat
Je veux manger du chochlate. -I want to eat chochlate.
Je veux manger du pain petite. I want to eat small bread.
PS. If you speak French and see a mistake, please comment. If you would like to hear the pronunciation, there are apps you can download, I use translate. Xx:)


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Karachi [Pakistan], May 8 (ANI): The International Cricket Council (ICC) has named three former England players who will officiate Ireland's inaugural Test match to be held against Pakistan. Former opener Chris Broad, former spinner Richard Illingworth and former first-class cricketer Nigel Llong have been roped in as on-field umpires for the historic Test match. Broad--one of the senior most match referees-- was selected at the post by the world's cricket governing body in 2003 and, now he will be officiating his 94th Test in the forthcoming match. Illingworth, the last player to be dismissed when England won the 1992 World Cup final match against Pakistan at the Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG), will take charge of his 33rd Test during Ireland's inaugural Test. Meanwhile, Llong will be supervising for the 52nd time, the Dawn reported. The ICC, however, has not appointed any TV umpire from its panels, with senior Irish umpire Mark Hawthorne likely to be called in by home board - Cricket Ireland. Ireland are slated to play their inaugural lone Test against Pakistan from May 11.
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I just saw that my secret detractor Filmer has posted about me again (I'm flattered!). So, I'll go against my own rule and return the favor. I'll also clear a few things up:
- I'm no fuckin' centrist. I'm a bleeding heart, tree hugging, Birkenstock wearing liberal. And I hate centrists almost as much as conservatives; I would assign to them a far worse fate than Dante.
- You are a troll.
- You flamed me. (By the way, "PC water carrier" was the worst you could come up with?) Troll points: +1.
- You capitalized "founding fathers" on the blog of a guy who bloody hates the founding fathers. Troll points: +1.
- You assume that I'm an isolationist without reading any of my posts marked "World." Troll Points: +2.
- You used American Renaissance and Council of Conservative Citizens as sources. Troll Points: +6.
Which gives you a total of 10 troll points. Five is enough to be considered a full blown troll.
Now, on to certain points raised in Filmer's post:
- Regarding the origins of the word "racism," you said that you cited someone that cited the Oxford English Dictionary, while I cited Dictionary.com, and you think that the OED "is pretty authoritative." Well, I have my ginormous Webster's Encyclopedic Unabridged Dictionary of the English Language sitting open to page 1591, which says "racism (rā'siz əm) {several long definitions} [1865-70 < F racisme. See RACE, -ISM]"
- Even if the OED is correct, the equivalent word "racialism" is attested to even before the middle of the 19th century.
- Hell yeah, I'm censoring you! You're offensive and ill-informed. I like debate, but it's impossible to debate rationally with someone who thinks American Renaissance is a reliable source for information about racism
The final point deserves more than a bullet. Filmer said in his post:
Also, if he was as informed about paleoconservatism as he says he is (We want to go back to the Stone Age.) , then he would know that paleos often have a lot of differences with Amren and the CoCC. But if they are the source of good information on a topic, I guess I am not supposed to cite them because they will offend the Soggy "Liberal's" sensitive, oh so PC sensibilities.
Actually, you're not supposed to cite them because they're not reliable. You cannot take one article from a website and say that that's good and true, but the rest are crap. Here's a list of ideas that AmRen espouses (from Wikipedia):
- Racial categories have a biological/genetic basis.*
- Racial differences exist and are meaningful as a fundamental aspect of individual and group self-identification.
- Race is a primary determinant of human intelligence and behavior.*
- Genetics and race are linked to differences in educational and economic outcomes.*
- Racial preference and bias is logical and pragmatic, rather than merely ideological.*
- Organizations such as the Council of Conservative Citizens, British National Party, La Raza, Mecha and the NAACP are morally equivalent, and simply represent expressions of natural racial self-identification.
- Immigration by non-white people leads to negative social trends such as a declines in moral behavior, rising rates of criminality, and declines in the standard of living and per capita income.*
- Non-white immigration to First World nations such as the United States should be greatly curtailed.
- There is a strong media bias regarding issues of race and racism, and that hate crimes against white people are vastly underreported, whereas similar crimes against minorities receive great attention.*
The asterisks mean that the claim is demonstrably false. The rest are offensive. Now, let's say that I quoted a claim of fact by Mel Brooks' dad in support of my claim that Israel is unjust in its treatment of Palestinians. I would rightly be both condemned and laughed at, because he is not a reliable source on anything related to Judaism or Jews. The same thing is true of AmRen and CoCC.
By the way, the ban applies only to Filmer, not readers of the Conservative Times (assuming that you actually debate, and back up your claims).


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Grab Taxi Attempt: Success!Thursday, July 10, 2014
Excuse me for being quite amused the first time around, I guess the notion that we've had some kind of advancement in terms of transportation services kind of puts me in awe haha! What I like most is how easy it is to use, all you have to do is read the simple instructions on the screen to get going.
|Upon opening the app, you
are notified of the P70.00 booking
fee in addition to the metered
fare (Metro Manila)
|Input your pick up point in the
FROM field & your destination
on the DROP OFF field. Click
|(ex: drop off point at Trinoma)
The app will give you an estimate
of the fare amount so you can either
confirm booking or exit the app
|Once you confirm, the app will
randomly assign a driver to pick you up.
You should be able to see his location
on the app's GPS tracking (real time),
an approximate of his arrival time, the cab
operator's name & the taxi's plate number.
I sure hope this experience wasn't a fluke because I intend to use the app again. It's such a convenience for moms like me who always has a toddler tagging along when commuting is the only option. You can download the app on your Apple, Android & Windows devices. Note that there's also a GrabCar option, but I still have yet to find out about the details of this feature so I can't vouch for its effectivity - if you know how it works or have tried it, please do share :)


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31 for 21 - R is for Rabbit
We have been raising rabbits for about 9 years. When we started, we did not know hardly anything about them. We picked up a bunch of mutt type rabbits that we were going to raise for meat production. As it turned out, those rabbits were Mini Lop. My oldest daughter took an interest in them and began doing some research. Soon, we were into raising Mini Lops for show. She also took an interest in the color genetics of the Mini Lop rabbits. Her knowledge and rabbitry increased. Soon she was bringing rabbits in from WA, Canada and other far away states. We also began to transport and ship rabbits to other states and eventually even another country (Yes, she had a lady come from Finland for some of her stock!). You can go to my daughter's website to read more about the Mini Lops - Hoppin Herd of Hares .
Now, you may be wondering what my part in the rabbits is - well, my daughter and I have contemplated raising meat rabbits since our CA days. Once we got set up here in Oklahoma, we managed to bring in some of the best commercial rabbits out there (as far as I am concerned!). We started with just one Production White doe and one buck about 18 months ago. We now have close to 20 does and hope to increase that just a little bit more. We have enjoyed having the meat rabbits because we are able to have quite a bit of fresh, home-grown meat. At the same time, we have been able to sell off enough stock to buy the feed for the rabbits that we keep.
The stock that we raise were originally from Texas A&M. They are a commercially bred New Zealand White rabbit that we call a Production White. I like them because of the following reasons:
1. Nice big rabbits
2. Handle the heat here well.
3. The babies grow out well. Most of the fryers are 5 pounds at 8 weeks of age.
4. Dress-out is easy and fast. Just a few minutes per fryer.
5. The feed conversion of these rabbits is incredible. The does only eat between 1/2 to 1 cup of feed a day.
6. They are pleasant rabbits to deal with, nice personalities and easy breeders (most of the time!)
I'll try to add a picture or 2 later, I have to get out door to a soccer game!
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DURATION: 16 Days
TRIP STYLE: Adventure in Style
VEHICLE TYPE: 20 Seat Mini bus
ACCOMMODATION STYLE: Dorm style accommodation, singles / doubles available on request
PRICE: $2995 per person
DEPARTURE DAYS: Varying days depending on the time of year - please see availability calendar below
DEPARTURE POINT: Sydney "Wake Up" Hostel at 3:00pm on day 1 and arriving Cairns on Day 16 at 5.30pm
The Adventures Beyond 16 Day East Coast of Australia Safari between Sydney and Cairns is the ideal way to travel from Sydney to Cairns and takes in all the highlights of New South Wales and Queensland. Cruise the famous Sydney Harbour, hike the picturesque Blue Mountains, search for Dolphins at Port Stephens and cuddle a Koala in Port Macquarie. Learn to 'Hang Ten' at our surf school and chill out in Byron Bay. See the bright lights of Surfers Paradise and say farewell in the Sunshine state's capital of Brisbane.
From here we head further North on the East Coast of Australia adventure between Brisbane and Cairns captures all the best bits of the Sunshine State of Queensland. From making your own boomerang to learning how to throw it. From driving along one of the best routes in the world to sailing the Whitsundays. From four-wheel-driving the largest sand island in the world to exploring the rainforests of the Atherton Tablelands. From Brisbane to Cairns – this is your Queensland adventure.
We visit:
- Sydney
- Brisbane
- Blue Mountains
- Port Stephens
- Port Macquarie
- Byron Bay
- Surfers Paradise
- Brisbane
- Cairns
- Rainbow Beach
- Fraser Island
- Tin Can Bay
- Kroombit Cattle Station
- Airlee Beach
- Whitsundays
- Whitehaven Beach
- Yangburra
- Atherton Tablelands
- Great Barrier Reef
- Plus lots more
We do:
- Bush Walking
- Sightseeing
- Harbour Cruise
- Optional Surf Lesson
- White Water rafting (optional)
- Hot Air Ballooning (optional)
- Great Barrier Reef (optional)
- Goat muster by horseback (optional)
- Quad biking through a cattle station (optional)
- 3 day live a board certified dive course on the Great Barrier Reef (optional)
- 1,2 and 3 day Cape Tribulation Rainforest Tours from $145
- Scenic Drives
- Lawn Bowls
- Nocturnal Kayak
- Sailing
- Whip Cracking
- Clay Target Shooting
- Campfire
- Goat Rodeo
- Hand feed wild dolphins
- 4 wheel driving on Fraser Island
- Fun night time activities
- Wildlife spotting
- Plus lots more!
Day 1 - Jet Boat Ride, Sydney Harbour and Dinner (Dinner)
What better way to start your tour and get to know your group than by cruising Sydney Harbour by Catamaran, a perfect way to set the pace for the coming 6 days. Cruise by the iconic Harbour Bridge and Opera house as the city's day draws to an end. Afterwards we head to our night's accommodation for a welcome dinner and a few drinks. Here you will learn more about your trip. Spend the night in your provided accommodation and dream about your unfolding adventure.
Day 2 - Blue Mountains, Central NSW Coast and beyond (Breakfast)
Today we spend a full day at one of New South Wales' most picturesque destinations, the World Heritage Blue Mountains. Home to the famous Three Sisters rock formations your guide will take you on a walk down from the lookout to witness the vast land around you. In the afternoon we make our way to the mountain village of Katoomba for our overnight stay.
Day 3 - Port Stephens Wild Dolphin Cruise, Koala hospital (Breakfast)
Today we firstly travel to Port Stephens to witness the largest sand dune system in Australia. The bay here also happens to have over 80 resident dolphins, so we have included a 1.5 hour dolphin cruise which has 99% chance of seeing dolphins in the wild. After lunch we then travel onto Port Macquarie where we visit the Koala Hospital so you can get up close and personal with the koalas and we then spend the evening reliving our experiences!
Day 4 - Surf Camp, Coffs Coast and beyond (Dinner)
This morning it's onto our beach camp on the Coffs Coast – where the Great Dividing Range meets the ocean. It encompasses 90 kilometres of beaches which make it one of the best places in Australia to learn how to surf. If you choose to try your hand at 'hanging ten' with an optional surf lesson, this will take place this afternoon. If you would rather watch the waves (and the new surfers) roll in then laze about our beachside accommodation or walk along the beach for sunset. Overnight at our surf camp.
Day 5 - Byron Bay, Surfers Paradise and more (Breakfast and Dinner)
Following breakfast we head to the famous hippie town of Byron Bay where your guide will take you on a town tour including a walk up to the famous lighthouse. You will have most of the day to take in the relaxed vibe here. We finish the day in the Queensland holiday capital, Surfers Paradise with a group dinner by the beach.
Day 6 - Brisbane, Rainbow Beach and beyond (Lunch and Dinner)
The sun rising over the Pacific Ocean is a sight everyone has to see once in their lifetime. Head to the beach to check out the waves before boarding our vehicle for the short journey onto Brisbane. We then head a further 240km north to the coastal town of Rainbow Beach – the gateway to World Heritage Fraser Island. This afternoon you will be treated to a unique experience as you design and paint your own boomerang and on the walk we will explore these "rainbow" dunes. We settle into our accommodation for the evening with a meal in the bar/restaurant.
Day 7 - Fraser Island, 4 Wheel Driving and beyond (Lunch and Dinner)
Your adventure onto Fraser island begins in the morning when your local guide picks you up in Rainbow. After a short 10-minute ferry ride you start your two full days of four-wheel-driving on the roads of sand. During your stay on Fraser you will have the chance to spot dingoes in the wild, swim in crystal clear freshwater lakes and swimming holes and explore the diverse landscapes in this unique habitat. Before heading to bed don't forget to look up to enjoy the millions of stars and maybe even spot the five stars on the Aussie flag – the Southern Cross.
Day 8 - Fraser Island and Rainbow Beach (Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner)
Today we continue our Fraser Island Adventure driving on the largest sand island in the world. After a day of adventure, sand dunes, swimming and more and in the late afternoon of day three your guide will return you to your Rainbow accommodation where you have a group dinner.
Day 9 - Hand feed wild dolphins, outback cattle station and more (Dinner)
This morning it's time to hit the road to our outback cattle station, but on the way we have a wonderful experience for all guests. You will have the opportunity to hand-feed wild dolphins as they come into Tin Can Bay every morning. This National Park run activity is included in the price of your tour. Upon arrival at Kroombit cattle station we will meet the station owners who will show us around the property before we settle around the fire for a traditional camp oven dinner. Overnight in your choice of rustic bunkhouse or a night under the stars in a swag – a traditional Aussie bedroll.
Day 10 - Whip Cracking, Goat Rodeo and Campfire (Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner)
Awake to the sounds of birds chirping and the crackle of the campfire preparing for your camp oven breakfast. Today is a day of Aussie outback life, as you will try your hand at whip cracking, clay target shooting and lassoing and releasing a goat in a rodeo. You can also participate in a goat muster by horseback or quad bike through the cattle station (both optional). In between these activities experience a traditional Aussie BBQ to keep your energy levels up. In the evening we return to the campfire for another camp oven dinner followed by a mechanical bull ride.
Day 11 - Airlee Beach, Whitsundays and more (Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner)
This morning we bid farewell to our outback paradise and head to the gateway of the Whitsundays region, Airlie Beach. As we will be driving a lot of the day, we suggest counting kangaroos. Airlie is one of the liveliest towns on the East Coast and has entertainment to cater to just about every taste. In Airlee you will have the opportunity to sail, relax and more in this scenic town.
Day 12 - Whitsundays Optional Sailing adventure (Breakfast)
Today you will have the option of relaxing in Airlie Beach to rest up and take in the tropical atmosphere of this chilled out town. For those wanting a more action-packed experience you have the option to upgrade to a 2 day/1 night sailing experience with our partners Explore Whitsundays. Sail on a maxi-yacht with young fun loving people and experience sleeping overnight on a fast sailing yacht.
Day 13 - Airlee Beach, Whitsundays and more (Breakfast and Lunch)
This morning we head to Abel Point Marina for our cruise through the magnificent Whitsunday Islands. Our sleek catamaran features a boom net where you can laze about as you watch the blue water break against the sides and the islands slowly cruise by. In the morning we will venture onto Whitsunday Island to take in the breathtaking seven kilometre-long Whitehaven Beach where you can snorkel, swim and even clean your jewellery with the white pristine silica sand. For lunch we return to the boat for a BBQ and cruise around the area before returning to Airlie in the late afternoon. If you don't have a case of the sea legs, then tonight you may want to check out the nightlife!
Day 14 - Yungburra, lawn bowls and wildlife spotting (Breakfast and Dinner)
An early start this morning as we continue our journey north with a coastal drive to Yungaburra, a village in the heart of the Atherton Tablelands. En-route you will get to participate in a game of Australian folk-lore, "lawn bowls". Stop at one of the great little towns in rural Australia to test your skills against your group and the locals that frequent these watering holes for the "sport". From our accommodation this night you will have the opportunity to go wildlife spotting by canoe, looking for the rare "Lumholtz's Tree Kangaroo" (yes a real kangaroo that lives in amongst the rainforest canopy), ring tail and brush tail possums, carnivorous possums, bandicoots, gliders and platypuses.
Day 15 - Airlee Beach, Platypus spotting and Cairns (Breakfast and Dinner)
After your big night of activities we awake this morning to participate in a platypus spotting walk, with the option of biking in the neighbouring area. Our final destination of Cairns by road takes us through other parts of the stunning Atherton Tablelands. Here we will visit the magnificent Millaa Millaa Falls, the Curtain Fig Tree and the volcanic crater of Lake Eacham. Swim, bike and walk amongst nature. Following an amazing last day in the Tablelands we arrive in Cairns and our group joins together again at a local Cairns restaurant for our end of tour dinner.
Day 16 - Airlee Beach, Whitsundays and more
On this final morning our group will meet by the pool to plan further activities and to take an end of tour group photo before the guide leaves the group. If staying on in Cairns then the Great Barrier Reef is your oyster. The awe-inspiring Great Barrier Reef carries many titles: one of the seven wonders of the natural world, the largest coral reef system on the globe and the only living thing on Earth visible from space. The beauty of this magnificent piece of nature will remain in your mind long after you leave.
Professional guide, travel in an air-conditioned vehicle, sightseeing and meals as indicated including make your own boomerang with Aboriginal people, overnight on Fraser Island with two days of sand four-wheel-driving, 2 nights / 1 day cattle station activities, Whitsunday Island sailing, day in the Atherton Tablelands, accommodation with all bedding and National park fees.
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By Luis E. Carranza
The interval following the Mexican Revolution was once characterised via extraordinary inventive experimentation. trying to exhibit the revolution's heterogeneous social and political goals, that have been in a continuing kingdom of redefinition, architects, artists, writers, and intellectuals created detailed, occasionally idiosyncratic theories and works.
Luis E. Carranza examines the interdependence of recent structure in Mexico and the urgent sociopolitical and ideological problems with this era, in addition to the interchanges among post-revolutionary architects and the literary, philosophical, and creative avant-gardes. Organizing his publication round chronological case reviews that exhibit how architectural concept and creation mirrored numerous understandings of the revolution's value, Carranza makes a speciality of structure and its courting to the philosophical and pedagogic specifications of the muralist flow, the improvement of the avant-garde in Mexico and its notions of the Mexican urban, using pre-Hispanic architectural kinds to deal with indigenous peoples, the improvement of a socially orientated architectural functionalism, and the monumentalization of the revolution itself. furthermore, the booklet additionally covers vital architects and artists who've been marginally mentioned inside architectural and paintings historiography.
Richly illustrated, Architecture as Revolution is among the first books in English to provide a social and cultural heritage of early twentieth-century Mexican architecture.
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For Vasconcelos, this severely limited the possibilities of the design. Despite these demanding pre-existing conditions and the preferences of a skilled design team, Vasconcelos himself was a powerful influence and active force in both the design of the building and implementation of its aesthetic programs. In Vasconcelos' inauguration speech for the sep building and throughout his writings, including La Raza Cósmica, we sense—through statements such as "I wanted to express . " or his use of the first-person plural in describing the designs and placements of the elements of the building—that he believed himself to be instrumental in its design and execution.
8 The third alternative, chosen by Vasconcelos, was a mediation of the first two that reflected Vasconcelos' nationalism and the influence of foreign philosophies and theories. The paradoxical condition of the sep building stood precisely at this intersection. It represented the "internationalism" of the Díaz regime, through its foreign philosophical underpinnings, and it directly referenced the Spanish tradition in Mexico, expressed most prominently in the colonial courtyard building typology. Vasconcelos' philosophical and educational ideas, vis-à-vis a marked nationalist interest, also developed from this mediation.
No longer esoteric or the object of a privileged few, science would be the tool to tame and inhabit the powerful South American landscape. Conquering these lands and climates would yield great changes in all aspects of life: [A]rchitecture will abandon its cross-vaults, the vault, and in general, the ceiling that responds to the need for seeking shelter; the pyramid will develop again; colonnades will be erected in useless and ostentatious displays of beauty and perhaps constructions in the shape of spirals because the new aesthetic will try to mold itself to the endless curve of the spiral, which represents the free will and the triumph of Being in the conquest of the infinite.


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With today's world people are becoming more and more self conscience of their health and what they can do to fix or understand it. One common symptom that is coming up more and more today is tinnitus and whether or not people suffer from a hearing impairment or abnormality. If you feel like you suffer from tinnitus then look through this article to gain a better understanding of the symptom.
If you suffer from tinnitus, it can be helpful to find a support group to join. By mingling with people in a support group, you will be surrounded by others who truly understand the issues associated with having this condition. People in this group can offer compassion and different coping strategies which they have discovered to be helpful to them.
Seek advice from a doctor if you are suffering from tinnitus. Tinnitus is likely a sign of a different problem that will likely need treatment from a professional. Chronic tinnitus can also be stressful and make it hard to enjoy a normal day. Tinnitus is unlikely to be deadly, but the benefit of seeing a doctor is that it may be treatable.
Food allergies can cause symptoms which mimic tinnitus, so watching what you're eating or drinking when your symptoms are at their worst is a great idea to help you deal with the condition. For example, caffeine is known to cause ringing in the ears, vertigo, and other tinnitus-like symptoms in some people.
Try to reduce stress in your life. A lot of tinnitus sufferers experience worse conditions when they are more prone to stress. Try to eliminate stressful events from your life as much as possible and think of hobbies that are able to keep you calm and focused. Consider taking a walk on the beach or hiking for a tranquil environment.
Seek out alternative therapies. Have you seen a doctor and not much has been done? Try a naturopath or an alternative healer. You can also seek out acupuncture, massage and other alternative methods. Many people have success with these methods and seeking them out will help you to feel proactive about dealing with your tinnitus.
Although earwax is important to protect your ears from dirt and bacteria, it is also something that could cause tinnitus. If you get too much of the ear wax built up, it could cause an irritation to your ear drum that could cause the ringing in your ear. So be sure to clear your ears of any ear wax that could have built up.
For help in diminishing the symptoms of tinnitus, you might want to consider cognitive behavioral therapy. With this alternative treatment, you will be taught how to shift negative thoughts and attention into ones which are positive. With this type a therapy, you will have a doctor and social worker working together with your therapist to help you learn how to manage your anxiety and stress.
Now that you have a better understanding of what tinnitus is you should have a better idea of whether or not you suffer from it. Tinnitus isn't common but at the same time can be a nuisance once you realize you have it, hopefully this article helps you understand what there is to know about tinnitus better.


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GURNEE – Parents, educators and community members are invited to a free event April 9 at Woodland Middle School in Gurnee, where they will not only learn how to engage in crucial conversations with their teens, but also tour a mock teenage bedroom that contains more than 100 items indicative of risky behavior.
Called Hidden In Plain Sight: Can You See the Warning Signs? the program is from 6:30 to 8 p.m. in Cafeteria B at the middle school, 7000 Washington St.
Woodland Middle School's health program has been collaborating with Lake County State's Attorney Mike Nerheim, Dr. Stuart Feldman and Liv4Lali to bring speakers into classes to educate students about the dangers of drug use, specifically focusing on risks with taking opioids, a news release stated.
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We in the National Democratic Front-Eastern Visayas (NDF-EV) greet all patriotic Filipinos who celebrate today, September 28, the 116th anniversary of the victorious armed people's uprising against US imperialist occupation troops in Balangiga, Eastern Samar in 1901. For many years, the townsfolk of Balangiga have insisted on reenacting the uprising their revolutionary ancestors fought and won, where the climactic scene is casting down of the US flag even though it is officially frowned upon. We salute the brave people of Balangiga and their supporters today in Tacloban and elsewhere for their militant tradition of keeping Filipino revolutionary history alive. We support their continuing anti-imperialist struggle for justice and redress including the return of the Balangiga church bells US troops took as war booty.
It is important to stress the revolutionary and anti-imperialist impact of the Balangiga Uprising in light of attempts by US imperialism and the ruling classes to appropriate and use it to peddle the exact opposites of surrender and puppetry. This was outlined in the state of the nation address of puppet president Rodrigo Duterte who demanded the return of the Balangiga bells as well as in the response of glib support by the US embassy. Duterte's pseudo-patriotism has been exposed as he allows US military intervention in the wholesale destruction of Marawi City and war against the Moro people, while the US backs martial law in Mindanao and the counterinsurgency program Oplan Kapayapaan that is causing massive human rights violations against the peasants and national minorities in the countryside. Duterte is also pseudo-patriotic in brutally extolling the thousands of extrajudicial killings in the anti-drug war just over a year after assuming power against the faint condemnation of the US to make him toe the line.
Thus, if the US troops abused Balangiga's people in their colonial occupation over a hundred years ago, they continue to do so today in the neo-colonial regime together with their mercenary troops in the Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP). We are Balangiga. And what the butcher of Samar, US Gen. Jacob Smith, more than a century ago called as "protective retribution" to justifiy the massive attacks on civilians, today is known as by US and AFP troops as "war on terror" and "collateral damage."
The Balangiga Uprising on Sept. 28, 1901, provided the prototype for armed mass uprisings in the context of people's war, though despite the courage and sacrifice, the old Philippine Revolution was bound to fail because it was of the old type. But the new democratic revolution under working class leadership and with a socialist perspective will surely persevere with the lessons from history. The oppressive and widely despised AFP troops are surrounded by masses of the seething poor peasants in the countryside. As the New People's Army strives for full-scale guerrilla warfare in the next few years towards achieving a strategic stalemate, the conditions for Balangiga-type armed mass uprisings will become more and more feasible.
Let us, therefore, remember the heroism of the past Filipino patriots who struggled against US imperialism. There is no better way of honoring them than to win over the masses in their millions to the Philippine revolution, raise the people's war to a new and higher level, fight in a thousand Balangiga uprisings and attain national and social liberation!